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bAaf, upon a white hot square Of sheet
iron, With all tho bair burned from his
hide, and standing stark and stiff, and
rapidly baking brown.
Before the whale went down with the
rest a stream Of spermcaceti ran from
his carcass down the sides Of the build
log takipg fre and making impromptu
candles. on a colossal scale.
A number Of the birds which were
Gagged in the upper part Of the building
we're set free by some charitabiy inclined
person at the first alarm OF iire. at In
tervals they flew out. There were many
valuable tropical birds-pafrots Of all
sizes and manifold colors, p~alroqucts,
cockatoos, mocklng-blrds, hummIng-birds
&c,, as well as some vultures and eagles
and one condor. Great excitement ex-
isted among the swaying CROWDS IN the
streets below as they TOOK wing Ihere
were confined IN the same room a rev
serpents, which also obtained their lloer-
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GEN SHERMAN AGAINST
NEGRO SUFFRAGE.

General SHERMAN made a lengthy and
argumontative speech at the banquet Civ
en- him by the officers and ex.oficers Of
the army, at indianapolis, on the 25th
ult., in which he took the most decided
grounds against Negro Suffrage. We
mako the following extract from his
speech:
"Hc opposed Negro Suffrage, or indis.
criminate intermingling with the whites.
His experience in Mexico and. South
America led to this conclusion. He DO.
lievcd the whitcs must haze the governing
Influence"
This is certainly explicit enough
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la- Our private opinion in the matter
is that a loyal negro has as good a right
to vote as a %disloyal white man.-Nans-
field Herald.
That will do-rather a sly way, hOwev-
or, Of declaring yourself in favor OF Negro
Equality. Take courage, Mr.. Herald.
Although the soldiers will not endorse
your destructive heresy Of black suffrage,
you can have the satisfaction of knowing
that the Earnest men, Of 0berlin and
the "ImmOrtal j. N" will stand by you.
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ID mocratic state Con-
vention.
Thursday, August Gath, 1865.

49,
70 tie Democracy Of Ohio:
A State Convention of tho Democracy
of Ohio will be held at Columbus, on
Thursday, &e 24h day of august neat
to nominate candidates for the following
Offices, and for the transaction of such
other business as may COM before the
Convention
Governor
Lieutenant Governor;
Treasurer Of State;
Snpremc Judge, (full term);
Supreme Judge, ~(vacancy);
Attorney General;
School Commisaoaer
Member Board Of Public Worries
Clerk Of Supreme Court.
The ratio of representation will DO as
follows: One delegate for each county
an additional delegate for every 500 votes
cast for General Mcclellan at the last
Presidential election, and an additional
delegate for every fraction of $50 or
more votes so cast.
[By this apportionmont, Ashland Co.
ID entitled to six delegates in the Con.
vention. a5.,r
By order of the Democratic State Cen
trail Committee,
JOHN G. THOMPSON,
Chairman,
2. JAEGER, Secretary.
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NEWS ITEMS.

The only prisoners remaining at Fort
Warren are Alexander Fl. Stephens and
the rebel Post Master General, Reagan.
The Democratic State Conventions Of
Ohio, Pennsylvania and Iowa are all to
be held on the Oath Of August this year.
The free negroes are rapidly leaving
Kentucky and swarming into the States
Of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois.
Edwin Booth has promised to appear
at an early day in the next theatrical
season.
During the year ending May LIST the
daily papers Of New York city issued
shout two millions and half Of copies.
The Abolition press that were appre-
hensiye that President johnson was 60
ing to Tylerize them, are much more
hopeful since the murder of Mrs. Surratt.
The Syracuse Journal says: "There
is but n union Journal in the entire list
Of cur exchanges, which is not an earnest
and outspoken advocate of universal suf-
frage. That journal is the New York
Times"
The Cleveland Herald is fearful that
the Democrats may succeed in e~lecting
to the State Senate a majority Of Ssna-
tors
Cincinnati was Waited on Tuesday Of
last week with a rain storm and tornado
that did considerable damsge in the sub
urbs.
Millions Of capital is converted into
Government Bonds, and thus exempted
from State, County and Municipal taxa.
ton, in order to raise money to feed
thousands Of negroes in freedmen's camps.
That's the way the peoples money goes |!
General johnson has made application
to President johnson for pardon, and it
is reported that he is likely to receive
tie prayed for pardon.
A Brownsville letter Of the 18th to
the New Orleans Times atates that Kir-
by Smith and his entiro party were cap
tured July 4th, at Piedras Negros by the
Governor Of Saltillo, together with four
pieces Of artillery, 900 new rifles and
seventy Eve wagons laden with ammuni-
lion and provisions. The officers and
men we're pareled.
A young man named Lucas, who
had just returned from Sherman's
army, vas shot pnd killed in Macon City,
Mo, a.few days ago, BY "a cOlOred mill.
dAnsn.p The Times, Of that place, calls
ii Can unfortunate affair"
The military cemetery at Port Royal,
s. O, contains the graves Of 10000 Fed.
eral soldiers.
A woman IN Boston gave birth, the
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Gubernatorial.

We are reliably informed that General
George W. Morgan has consented TO DO
a candidate before tho Democratic State
Convention for the nomination for Cover.
nor. If nominated, he will drive to tho
wall the negro, equality candidate Of the
Oberlin, misOegenatorS NorM HcsL
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80 In one Of GeuorAl sB0rm,n,a !,

p6r In one Of General S6ormap's late
speeches, at St. Louis, we find the follow
ing:
ale said, in substance, that a great
many men Of the far North were still for
ight, and no doubt, II they really wanted
y fight, they could be accommodated =
They had never done any fghting-th
fight being all over when they got South
Az for himself, he was a peace man"
! Old Tecumseh is a uumpl
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Senatorial Delegates.

The Democracy at their Primary NETT
ings on the 18th of August, will elect
Senatorial Delegates for the Democratic
Convention to be held in Mansfield, on
the 22d Of August, as follows:
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THE EXTRAORDINARY CAMPAIGNS
il Of Major General VIM. T. Sherman and
his noble army, have been the subject Of the
most unqualified praised in every section Of
cur country, and have commanded the atten-
tion and admiration Of the world.
This work will be the complete Official His
tory Of this Grand Army as q whole, and in
al its details, the authors having free access
10 private records and documents accessible
10 no one else, as we'll as TO official papers,
oil Of which are Indispensable to a true and
truthful accomplishment Of such IN underia.
king.
Every corps, division, brigade and regi.
nent is awarded its full share of credit and
praise; the routes Of march are carefully
followed the battles and skirmishes are de-
scribed with the vividness Of actual partiei-
patton, and The whole narrative is enlivened
by the countless incidens, both sad and mirth-
fal that were On inevitable accompaniment Of
such campaigns.
Every desired information in regard 10 this
great army, lis loader, its co COMMANDERS,
marches. fighting ard victories, is contained
in this volume, which Is complete aad unique.
Many things hitherto not understood are hero
made plain, and all the various preparations
and movements are here placed in their prop
or light and position.
The volume is illustrated with fine steel
portraits Of Major General SHERMAN, and
Major Generals HOWARD. SLOCUM, To-
GAN, BLAIR, DAVIS aud KILPATRICF,
and with carefully prepared maps and dia.
grams furnished by the Chief Engineer Of
the army.
All the material for the book having been
obtained from official sources, II can DO relied
upon in every particular. The whole work
has received the full Endorsement Of each
prominent officer.
To all who have served in any capacity In
these bril- liant campaigns, the work will DO
invaluable, while 10 all who have had rela-
tives or friends 30 engaged IL will be Of alb
sorbing interest and permanent value. II 10
a record Of brilliant achievements in which
every citizen will focl a l~ife-fsng pride.
It will DO sold exclusively by subscription,
and can not be had except thr ough our duly
authorized agents. Hence those desiring 0
copy for their libraries should subscribe
promptly when the opportunity Is presented.
II will not DO sold in bookstores, and cannot
DO had Of us directly, but we will guarantee
that all subscribers shall be we'll served By
our agents,
c. r. VENT & co.,
WESTERN PUBLISHERS, y
8S West Fourth st., Cincinnati, o.
o. Dearborn 81, Chicago, Illinois.
w. II. TAYLOR, Agent for Ash.
land County, Ohio.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

SALE or REAL ESTATE.
TN Pursuance of m Order granted by the
i Probate Court Of Ashland County, Ohio,
| will Offer for sale, at Public Auction, on
Saturday, August lob, a. ID. 1866,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 2
o'clock ?. NJ, upon the premises. the follow
ing described Real Estate, situate on third
street, in the village Of Ashland and State OF
Ohio, to-wit: LotNo. rs, Andrews Addition,
with the appurtenances thereunto appraised
Terms of Sale, one half in hand and one
half in one year from day Of sale with inter-
terest the deferred payment to be securedby
mortgage on the premises sold.
J.P. C0WAN, Alm'r Of
George Dorsey, deceased.
July 10-6w6
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" --T7' FT7-'T-'77T' ~ M 4
MiqcellalaPo11s.
w. RaLSTOT,

sndSilveF smith, SRs door West
asIS Sisss s,..i,$s, S ,S IA
8 Sf fJswAry, kept osrstehtly on hand
Hishestprioc paid for old gold and silver
Repairing done TO order, Q ouI reasonblf.
EsS AsatisfActcrily warrantsd. tlonoe
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.aM.aRIC.aT HOUSE,

FORMERLY MoNULTY's, by ,AacHIBALp
FtxLsr Ashland Ohio. The House Is
tksroughly rehtted, and its proprietor is
.Yrsparsd to accommodate all his old
friends and as many new ones as may be
3piessedto givehim acall.
Y June 8, 1864: ylDnl. 4
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". T.JOH1,s7 ar

ATTORNEY at Law, Office over Beer 4 Graz
ih,Hs Sore, yain Street, Ashland o., will
NJ, I'D promptly to al busineps entrusted d
70 ny care. Special attention given to col
4 isctbu OF Soldiers claims Of all kinds.
Juub s, 1864, vl9nl ~ oH 10
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OsBORES CURTIS.

HAytteraed n partnership In the practice
Z, oNAy and will attend to businsssin their
4 .prVf ,lion in Ashland and adjoining ooun-
x tietl lHice IN tie building heretofore oo-
IhiticsFittby WI Osborn, on Cht troh street.
.gs4 JiiAe, 1864, xlsnl A. .,r
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!. y. KENNY. ,.g Il. NJ. CAMiEEL
. tEA,N'r& (.fyNPBELL.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Ashland. Ohio
efiS on Church Street, in the brick build
inglmnediatsiy Wesi o. Kahn's store, a.
Ju b 8, 1854, ylqnl t{It
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II ASHLAND ASHLAND COUNTY bH1o WEDNESDAY MORNING. n

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HI,ANn N)JNTA
uas,S'.u .s,;a .S;,s T S. Sas ~. - sS,sS wy
v'a 4. S.. s."n, Il, I;m;,..,ondd davsSu IA o",S
80. NJ ~. ~. v .ro "" ~. "f ,US;oh a,s1;Sa.. Ia:
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o'a'e sna,' 'V'e 'uls eIIsy ~ aay
=. nea.., 'oI a,.. y ,..,;o. -
NJ nj syrss,'s 3. .s-s,I.- 80. 49, go.
t;ons' Is T
& I ds1v ;ta 7 assert thai tbere a snoth.
er Limitation stroncer syen than the Ia.
ter Of the Copstitution and that ia 10 be-
found n ;,s infant and ;ta snir;t and its
fonndation idea T nu1 tbe onestion
which has been but bsforein this debate:
can, three fourtbs of the States constitu.
tioually change this Government and
make 4 an autocracv lTt a not pro.
bibited ty the letter Of the Constitution.
h Mr. ASHLEY. Did nv colleague up.
derstand that bv INV speech that 4 claim.
ed tbat- or
Mr. PENDLETON. I understand
.voctlv what the gentlemen claimed and
i am .ndeavoripe to run to its extreme
,be nremiscs unon which the gentlemen
stands today, in order to convince him
of the weak ooint of his argument.
Mr.. ASHLEY. | said in nv speech
that any amendment Republican in its
character- ay sv.' 'a
!, NJ prNDIEToN- T w;ll cors A.;
,..,in - n. l;m;,.t;on which Tho asntls.
wv ,sSa' ~. ~ NV unon ,hs nowar nasd NV,
I a.s !, ~ Z ooilpoana Ia fram ,hs Tolado a;. @
~, :, "rtwa, h. v;ll MI ,h.t
sn...;oa ,ss hss.n.s 7 h.vs !, .Ir..av Us
qssJ ..,d -, y "No .h., .b,n.a IL ~, ,r;ths
!. "Oa .ha - ..o,. "r ,ha nowsr Of smendman,
"n ' 90 1'I ,Sr.a fonr,bs of Tho S,.,os - "
W. W. I, IL ~, y,,h;ddon Il doas M,
W.. m ,,;,h;n M ,Ss ,no ols..s. 30 Init. @
~. 49, WI 80 d;,;ons =. ..s"r..d hv NV ooI
,sons aon1 ~ WIZ ~ !. !. ,bat hi, oL.na. -. c.n S
not ,.Is Ss m.d.3 T. I. hecsuss rennSl;can.
~ H., IL. =, ~. 1srv Sonnda,;op of our
.H.,aus 'u ns' os ~ novAr,msot M and ~ over,brow
~, ;dso ;s M, to amend but subvsr,
.ha % ron.,;tu,;on of N. U,;tsd States
nS a r saH .ha, ;f ,bros fourth. of ~
S,s,.s Co. .hoyla nnsertota n mass Z amend.
msnt of that Lind and Rhods Island
aIoDs [ dissented sbe wonld have the
r;sbt % to r,s;,, by force. Il would bs he,
4 dn,v "a res;st bS forca and bar cans,
may,a hs .ocrod Is tbe sves of ;ust mon
LA s.n s,;s.d IN ,bs svss of a lust Cod
H., mo on 4 l;.tl. fuytbsr Oar tbre,
E.,,hs af tbs States make an amend,
msnt 10 tbo Const;tution Of tbo JTnitet
States vbieb sbalI nrobibit the State o.
4 Ohio from having two houses in its Leg
islatiye Assembly. Y Nv colleague woult
not agree to that, Why ntt? 1t is no
prohibited in the Constitution. The let
ier of the Constitution is not against it
It is nm amendment which may be repub
| licau in form |; it contravenes no tenet o
epublicanism that a Legislature shall b,
of one house only. Why could it not b
done? /? Because the equality Of th
otates hes ~ tue very iouuua'io" VI ou
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W.TLER HOUSE,

MAIN STREET, between third a n fourth
nAisaeld, Ohio.
~ b. NJ. MILLER, Proprietor y
June 8, 1854. vl9n1
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sVIeaxAWyWU WU2ossa
j. .J.cJACOBS,

j. j. JACOBS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ashland Ohio, Office
oylr walhck & Andrews Shoe Store, op
polite the Bank f}5, is,f n hi
December FL. lS64-aGtf
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II. w. NI,CORD.

ATTtRNEY AT LAW, Ashland Ohio. 0fce
on Main Street, one door East of tie NJ
Nuty House, up siairs.
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I'M yusCOuBS {

IrfoEEERY and codnseli6r at'Law, Ash.
legllaad hhio.1 0aicsin the. Bank building
rifslievsr {he HariFsre, store4 idvl9nl
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;u1A1xx5nLn@o s u
urDgrlE -saasss
.MTLLER house,

OpPOsl~ etLe McNulty House, Ashland o.,
N. Mil ,r, Proprietor. Good acccmn'oda
tionss d reasonable bills. Patronage SO
lieitet ,t.., 49,
JunsS, 1864, vlsnl ~
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McNULTY HOUSE.

wM. McNULTY, ~ Prcpriete'
South Side Nai, Street, Ashland, 0.
June s, 1864, yl9ni
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: PHysItIAN &sURGE0N, Ashland, Ohio
- Psrtilalar attentien viii be paid to The
ID treatment Of The believing special diseases.
DfsrtPstA, disease ofthe LiyER, the KID.
HarL soRoFuLA and EfifhkLfAE cAxc.a
Once q Church street. ''a'rtll ao'yisnl
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III COW'sf.E,s M. D.,
PHYSICIAN d susGEoN, Ashland, Ash.
land, Ohio; Office over the Post r0ficeOp.
poslte thdstowasfiall. ~ Nvl9nr
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n u. CRANE,0 t, D.

RACTICAL Physician and Surgeon. =
Roomsa Miller House. Ashland Ohio. ~
june 8, 1864, vl9nl 'N .dt
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4 1IHDksg s.1yuFsEL Il GE.iss,
Il HAVING formed aspartnsfphip in the ptae-
~ ties n medicine and surgery, solicit .
shAie Of public patronage, Office over
Beer , Grahsm's store, corher o. Main and
m5lorsHSsptrsetsg 9fyef ~ saas' s,g) Went
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-13
DEATH OF LINCOLN.
Proceedings in the Supreme
Court of Illinois. os@s
FERMENTATION OF TIE BAR
RESOI.ITEGNSk IN e Ees RID
TO Mle. LaNs'OL-N'S
DECEASE.
Addresses by EFoB. = ohm y. Cation
and Mr.. .sMsIiCc I.recse-

Wednesday oflas week having been the
day appointed at recent meeting OF the bar
for the presentation to the Supreme Court OF
the resolutions passed by them, expressive OF
their affection and respect tor our lamented
late Chief Magistrate, at ear y hour the
court room was filled 10 its utmost capacity
by ladies and gentle ,nen to witness the
solemn and impressive proceeding5. Tne
court room and indeed the whole il t,rior OF
the building, was tastetuly and elaborately
draped in mourning, and over the bench was
suspended q portrait Of the late president,
handsomely enwreat he'd in evergreens and
the emblerns of grief
At l o'clock the court met, the full bench
being present, the Hon. P. II. Walker. Chiei
Justice; Hon. Sidney Breese and Hon. Chas.
B. Lawrence, Justices.
The court being opened by proclamation,
the Hon. John ID. Cation. forIlerly Chief jus
fce, rose and addressed it as follows
REMARKS OF JUDGE CATION.
May it please your Honors:
The solca duty has been assigned me ci
formally announcing to thi, Court the death
of Abraham Lincoln, aud to present TO tbs
Court the resolutions winch the Bar has ad
optel expressive of our appreciation Of thG
d ceased, and OF our be reavemcut at his loss
and 10 ask that they be spread upon the re
cords of the Court.
These are the
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Singular FrellicfiOn.-Thc Rus
sian Plague.

In 1853 a small pamphlet was published IN
Germany, protesting to cpDtaln u series ol
prophetic revelations found amongst the pa
pers of Lenormand, who had died ten years
before at an advanced age. 1t is notorious
that this publication excited great attention
and obtained large credenfe throughout Ger
many. 1t announced among other eveLtS,
that in the year 1858 there would be an Eu-
ropeau war upon Russian sell, upon which
the eagle and the leopard would closely Lng
the bear (the elder Napoleon always having
declared the leopard, not the Eon W rs the
symbolic animal of England i that a lier peace e
had been restored, the eleph nj Qndia) would
attempt to trample down the leopard Eng
land. but would not succeed that following
the war between Rus i'll. Epg land and France,
would be an immense emigration from Ger
many to the West United States,) tor many
years that the migranss would prosper IN
their new home, but time would come when
cioii war would make the i'm desire that they
had not lett their fader-ta4d: that, after the
civil war had feartully RACED for four years
peace would be restored. and remarkable
prosperity ensne and that, about the time
the war in The West had ended a fearful SICK
ness, commenced il Russia, would extend
across the Baltic, desolaie Germany, cause
immense mortality in England. and thence
simultaneously spread TO the East and to the
West. This prediction Germans in the coun
! try believe To be now in It's worst stage OF fui
! hllment. 1t is, at least, remarkable. s4I .
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yyon,an's Curiosity Rewarded.

Had it not been for the terms We were all
bn with each other, and the unrestrained
merrlment IN onr ante-room, Our concerts
would have been dull and tiresome affairs,
for in the orchestra we all sat mute as mice,
hnd solemn as owls. 1t was approaching
the termination OF one of our seasons, one
parrieula hot morning in July, that | en-
t.rel the ante-room, where all had assembled
waiting the organs summons 70 commence
the reEersal, | was extremely warm with
walking, and | dare say looked rather pale.
Wfpins the persprAtion from my forehead, L
2 sank into a char appareut,y hali-faihting.-
The ladies Immediately rose to inquire the
cause. / covered my lace with my handker-
Chief, and said s.-sr ai .rs
-" Don't ask me; it is too terrible"
g. Oh, do tell us p exclaimed Miss S. in an
agony of curiosity.
Dol do!r echoed all the ladies'
cts too horrible y SAID 54s.a .
"Never mind" said the ladies; .'do ] do ~
'Weli them said ave just seen a man
tirnei iaside out !" ati - 1890
A suppressed shriek followed the announce
uent. r4f -.a.a5.
r How was it7" they Inquired.
AN omnibus ,'
.Ahw calculated Miys S. detest them;
i always sad there would be some dreadful
accident" ....-.. ~ -ae -.
/ How was Z" they all demanded.
d '.Iil tell YOU -frst he was dreadiuliy crush
ed, aud then" ~
.'Oh. 20 on 60 on." they cr;eil.
Well, the omnibus was more thar. fall,
-when lady enquired Of tie conductor If she
could have seat. The man, wishing 10
o5ijge, asked . gea,leman il be would ride
on ID box He consented, stepped out OF
the vehicie---'
II 5ee--I see!" said Miss S., Il can mag
iue # all ~
listen" sobbed the ladies'
Wen, as said he stepped i.om the veLi-
Gle, aud ciainbering up the side or Tie 'bUs.
sat down. by the coacbman thus, after being
dreadfully crushed insiie, be vas literally
turned inside out. -Huips. AusicGI Recoi-
Lotions -