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MRS. 0'BANN0N'S SCN0n

MRS l. W OBANNoN viii o.
vi her school Tor young ladies' in NJ
shall, Texas, on the list Nosday in g.
TENDER, 90, tor a session OF ten mot,t.
The course OF instruction 10 TIL. .,boa,
will embrace the English branches rr,rr,
aal Music Pupils studying French Nh
be- required 90 speak the language 10 lhs'
leher Mad Pagan MIS- 0 Bsnpop vii
1Y Instruction. X the Eugll-t ierar,mqr,
The services Of competent tesc,e, y,
w wr.' H procured Books and g.
HH.fy aaH be- procured a, the school 4,
the a. price paresis u pupils mr.. !,
risd 20 g'.i, 'he school during recitation
talrs
Terms, payable monthly,
tnsph tuition per month Scui0r
tttss. ........,. s. 90
English tuition per month,
second Glass, 800. %
English tuiiiop pee mouth. Junior
OlasS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. co
French tuition for months $50 90
Masic, 40 20
Use Of Pane. h 90
july l. tJ. nIt-n
tsddo Gazette Shreveport. aud New.
Jti'.s Will please give ! Insertion,
and al lj. TO This Office for collection
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TO TIIt. LADIES'

nN hand large lot Of scll sealing fruit
" cans, which viii be old at old price,
j II. VAN HOOK
July II, IS, Matt
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GROCERIES! GROCERIES,,

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\ a' ,He Ola 'anl GEAR the North w-s'
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
} FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
c0ntc mplated Seizure of Gold Mines.


NEwBERN, July Lit is reported that the
Government is about to make an important
seizure in the direction of the North Carolina
gold mines.
Recent orders instruct General Cox TO remain
in command of this department until the return
of General Schofeld. --f ..r...
There is great rush of political sinners to
Governor Holden for pardon. He has ap-
pointed J. T. Hough Mayor Of Newbern.
The Spotted Fever.
NEwBERN, N. c., June 30.-General Cox
having been nominated for Governor of Ohio,
has been relieved of the command of this De-
partment, and ordered to report to Washington,
which leaves General Ruger in command.
Parties from Wilmington bring alarming re-
ports of the filthy and sickly condition of that
city, which condition of things has been grow
ing worse since the arrival there fromthe rebel
prisons of our soldiers, who We're rotten with
disease. 1t lis also reported that the yellow
fever has appeared there; but that is not be-
heved, las it is considered too early in the season
for that epidemic.
The blacks who have gathered there in great
numbers furnish many victims to disease. The
Newbern Times says the spotted fever has been
raging fearfully among the blacks rs well as
the whites in Wilmington, and ir is whispered
that the yellow fever is threatened. We learn
these facts from a Wilmington official
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FROM EUROPE.
The Atlantic Teiesraph-Rates to be


BY the China we have four days later news
than we published in our last issue. The news,
politically, is unimpOrtant.
The whole length of the Atlantic cable was
on board the Great Eastern. and the telegraph
feet was expected to sail on the 10th of July
for Yalentia Bay. The tariff of charges for
telegraphing is issued. The terms are: To
England, twenty words or less. 800 in gold;
for each additional word, IS. To the Cont
nent, twenty words, S105; each additional
word, IS 25. ToAsia or Africa, twenty words,
S125; each additional word, SO 25. These rates
the company hope eventually to reduce; but at
first 4 high tariff is adopted to prevent the
clogging Of the wire with the over pressure of
business. %
Diplomatic relations between Maximilian
and the Pope had been suspended.
The liberal party We're gaining strength in
Austria. The Reichsrath had determined to
stop the supplies until the budgets of the two
past years had been voted upon according TO
the Constitution.
United States five-twenties, which had pre-
viously reached the high figure of II, declined,
on receipt of the Paris advices with respect to
the rise of gold in Wall street to 704a7l, at
which point they stood on the 25th ult. British
cons OILS were quoted at 99X asSR.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ABROKEN.DOwN SYSTEM.

There is disease to which the doctors give many
names, but which few of them understand. 1t is
simply ~eakness-a breaking down OF the vital
forces. Whatever its Causes, and they are innu-
merable y it's symptoms in the main the same.
Among the most prominent are extreme lassitude,
loss of appett, ~ Of flesh and great mental de-
preston Ind estion and a Stomach Cough are
also frequently concomitants Of this distressing
state Of body and of mind. The common remark in
relation 10 persons in such condition is that they
are consumptiye. Now, what these unfortunates
really want is rigOr, ra Strength and as certainly
as dawn succeeds darkness they can recuperate
their systems and regain perfect health by resort
ing to HOSTETTER' s SCELEBRATED STOMACH
BITTERS. 1t is as clear that life -reviving
Tonic is required in such cases as that the dying
fame Of an empty lamp requires to be revived with
new supply of oil. Perfectly pure and innocuous
containing nothing but the most genial vegetable
extracts, and combining the three grand elements
Of stomachic, an Alternative, and genial invieor-
ant. HOSTETTERS BITTERS are suitable to
all constitutions, and applicable to the dis
eases and disabilities Of the feebler sex as to those
OF men. Jy l2w
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Baltimore Markets. July 5.

Cofee-Rio remains dull and nominal at
201sa22k cents gold, according to quality.
Grain-Wheat ruled steady under fair in
quiry. Sales of very good Kentucky white at
800 cents; good to prime Maryland do. at aOOa
210 cents; good and prime new red at ls0a19O
cents; and fair and good old do. at 16Oal65 cts.
Corn was in moderate demand, white bringing
9Oa9l cents, and yellow S2a95 cents. Oats
showed a wide range, sales of inferior and Or
binary being made at 5sa60 cents, measure, and
62a65 cents weight, and fair to prime at 63a66
cents, measure, and at 65a67 cents, weight. No
sales Of Rye.
Flour-Demand yey limited and market
Iauch depressed. Sales included $50 bbls. COM
mon and fair Ohio Super Mt &6. 75aS6.S7T, 100
bbls good Extra do at $712t, and 300 bbls.
Howard street Super, in lots, at $7a$712T per
bbl. ,,-
Rye Flour-Market well supplied and sales
Corn MealNNo Sales reported. City Mills
and Brandy wine nominal at S5a5.12H
Molasses-Nothing of importance doing, but
prices nominal rs previously quoted VIZ New
CIayed Cuba 3sa42 cents. do. Muscovado in
hhds. 45a5O cents, do. do. in bbls. 50a55 cents,
English Island 45a75 cents, and Porto Rico 5Oa
IS cents. j n
sions at the West has impaired better feeling
to our market, but transactions are only mod
crate We quote prices as follows: Mess Pork
$25 Bacon Shoulders IL cents; Sides 16 xa17
cents sugar. cured Hams 25a27 cents; the latter
figure for fancy brands of canvassed; Bulk
Shoulders 14Aa15 cents, the inside figure being
freely offered; Bnlk Sides 1sa15H cents; Wes:
tern Lard, in bbls. and tierces, 10 cents, and
Baltimore refined, in kegs, 81 Il cents.
Salt-Very little doing. From store we
quote: Ground Alum sLsOasl.ss, ordinary
brands Of Fine 81. 75a$2S per sack. and Turks
Island 60 cents per bushel. Ia
Seeds-Flaxseed is in fair request at 50 15a
S220. Nothing doing in other varieties.
Sugars-Transactions light, but market
steady for all grades.
Whisky-Market inactive, but firm at 81 lii
SO. .12 for Western.-BdH. american.
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THE BURNING OF THE COTTON ANpTOBACCO
IN RICHMoND.-The following letter, bearing
upon the controverted topic as to who ordered
the burning of the cotton and tobacco in Rich
mond, has been unearthed. The original is in
the hands of George H. Colby, Esq, of New
Hampshire. The letter shows that the eyacua-
tion of Richmond was contemplated fully six
weeks before it took place:
tenant General E,oeLl, commanding, &c. General
II do not suppose that the order of Gen'l Lee
cOntemplates any immediate action in reference
to the destruction of cotton, tobacco, &c. Go
to his headquarters in the morning to confer
with him, and you will probably receive a com
munication from him during the day. Mean
time, do not issue an order of execution.
in this form rather than through the Adjutant
and Inspector Generals office.
Respectfully and truly, -.t -
JOHN C. BRECKINRIpGE,
I'D, ..'- T. Secretary OF War,
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DRoPOsALs FOR FUEL.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
PATENT OFFICR Bull DING,

WASHING TON City, ID. c.: July lst, 1875
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office OF
the Secretary of the Interior until Monday, July
81 at II m, for furnishing for the of the build
ing occupied by the Department, $50 tons furnace
coal 20 pounds to the ton Of the kind, and equal
10 the best quality of the Baltimore Coal Company
coal; and 50 tons (2,24o pounds to the ton.) best
Uualfty Red Ash Coal, for stoves and CRATES.
Samples of the coal must be exhibited to the En-
gineer of this building, and any not deemed by him
equal TO that above mentioned win be rejected.
The coal may be delivered at the building at the
convenience Of the contractor at any tirne so that
1883 and the entire quantity before the first day Of
Proposas will in like manner be received for fur
risbfno 100 cords best seasoned Oak wood, and %
cnrds best bakers Pine wood TO be IN lots
cf no to 80 cords required from time to time,
durinp the fall and winter. . ..s
Safisfactory arrangements must be made for ascer-
tainino the quantity of all fuel delivered.
To suit the convenience OF bidders separate Dlus
Av,iII he received for the coal and wood:
Evidence Of the ability OF the party TO Iuih con-
Nract should accompany each proposal
The contractors will be required to give bond
with two responsible sureties for the faithful per-
The proposals will he opened at the Office OF the
Seoretay OF the Interior at II CLOCK, noon on the
sIst of July next
The contract win be awarded to the lowest re-
sponsible bidder, who will in the judgment OF the
Secretary, furnish the coal and wood promptly ana
atisfctorly reservng the right to REJECT all BIDS
Proposals should be indorsed " Proposals for Fuel
for the Department OF the Inferior, and addressed
10 the Secretary. jY is, Tu-g
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=: GEN. MAeRUpER GONE TO FRAScE--A cor
respondent writes from Richmond Ir 4
"Gen. Magruder's orderly arrived here some
days ago from Texas. He says the General has
left for France, as he supposed, to join his fam-
lily, who are either there at Switzerland.
Rumor has 1t that he contemplates applying to
the French Emperor fora commission, with a
T view 70 engaeea an tne Me1iean @ & &ssm@palgn pal under
tee of pernranenee in the retention of his com.
mission. He is understood to have ready for
service in Texas suflicient force to constitute
a command commensurate to any rank to
which ne nnay be assigned. The tender of this
force will, it is supposed, be the Qmid pro quo
upon which the application for a commission
is TO be founded. The General has made a
large amount of money by cotton speculations
while serving in Texas, and he entertafns, no
doubt, sanguine hopes OF augmenting his for
tune in his newly chosen field" -oaI hl175s
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The Democracy Called upen To Rally iR
support of the President,

The address to the Democracy of the United
States by Mr. Mason. Chairman Of the Demo-
cratic National Association OF Washington, on
behalf of the President, says contemporary.
organization of the party than as call for iIAr
mediate concert Of action. The address sets
out with declaring that in the beginning ala
Democrats believed that peace and Union
We're compatible and could be secured by con.
ciliatory measures, and that after the war coma
menced the great mass Of Democrats &C quieseed
in it as an unavoidable calamity, TO be prose-
cuted for the sole purpose Of restoring tho
Union, belle wing that soon as this object
was attained the war ought to cease. 1t t&1Ees
strong ground against conferring upon negroes
the rights Of citizenship, on the ground that
they are unqualified by education, and as .
race so greatly inferior TO the whites as TO
lower the standard of average intelligence by
and Il ks aeero 2. g. asss
element which cannot be successfully assinii.
lated The immediate readmission Of the re-
belliOus States TO the sacred circle, with ali
their rights and privileges unabridged, is also
urged on the ground that the Federal Govern
ment cannot exist while 4 portion Of the States
composing it are free and another portion yir-
tually enslaved by military Government Tho
address declares unlimited confidence in the
wisdom, integrity and democracy Of President
terms :--ssIt is hardly a superstitious fancy
which regards him as having been specially
ordained for this great and glorious mission.
The designs of heaven begin now to be visible
throughout At the head of the reconciled and
reunited democracy of the two sections, An
drew johnson is we believe, destined to repair
and restore those cherished institutions which
have been SO fearfully shattered and seemingly
overturned, and to receive the undying grati-
tude of a reunited country and the benedictiona
sof all future ages. BE it ours to share in tho
CONSCIOUSNESS. of having contributed TO 'the
same result
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DERKELEY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.

county Virginia, two and o half miles from "a 4
Sir Johns Station on the Baltimore and ~
From the iirst Of June until the first Of 6cto6sr
visitors arriving on the trains will find Coed
the sns ses
is connected with all the principal Cities in the
nted States by nes ~ VI a .s
from baltimore: six from Washington, and ten from
There is also Telssrsph oomSunication from tie
Springs, with all the principal Cities East and
West. The improvements are extensive and ele-
The BATHS, Including eysEy @ :, ysristy sP3gT,
" The Gentiemens Pool is sixty feet long and con.
The Hotel Will accommodate five hundred per
sfantiai comfort, }s Mshted with gas. and Is fur.
half Of the rooms are arranged in suits of tvo,
three and four, expressly for the convenience OF
As remedial agent the water has maintained q
high reputation for more than century Its n.t.
s ss ssa
ment Of the stomach with Impaired APPETITE and fse
males; chrsnie Dsrf6ss, Bronehitis and local
. specific, and persons suffering from long resi-.
dence in warm, low and damp climates, will gener.
ally find 1t . complete restorative Lii :,
With
every facility for health and pleasure that art and
The Hotel viii be opened for the Season, July stA.
'0 Passengers leave Baltimore BY the Baltimore and
Chic Railroad for Sir Johns Run. at a. m. and
sIslp 8. so BiPS5 E IA a g haas s
House, Baltimore. e q JOHN T. rREGO,
- = tr-., "a -
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WHY NOT USE TIE BEST 2

Over twenty years increasing demand has estab-
lished the fact that MATHEWS VENETIAN
HAIR DYE is the best in the world. 1t is the
cheapest, the most reliable, and most convenient.
Complete in one bottle. Does not require any pre-
vious preparation of the hair. No trouble. No
crock or STAIN Does not rub off or make the hair
appear dusty and dead, but imparts to it new life
and lustre. Produces beautiful black brown,
as preferred. child can apply it. Always gives
satisfaction. Only Is cents per bottle. Sold every
where.
Al MATHEWS, Manufacturer, N. Y.
DEMAS BARNES & CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents. my l6-eodly
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Mad Dogs.

Quincy, ILL.,. July IA large dog, showing
evident signs of hydrOphOba, was killed here
yesterday, but not until he had bitten nine per-
sons, some very severely, tearing pieces of flesh
out of their arms and breasts. One man, James
Remington, who had just been discharged,
alter having honOrably served his country for
three years, and his brother were terribly lace.
rated Everything that medical skill can do
has been done to save the sufferers from ter
rible fate The city marshal. with fifteen SOL
diers, has been out all day killing all dogs that
are not muZzled.
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SThe marquis of Westminster has an IN
come Of S10,O0O per day.
~The 23d Corps, which has been on duty
in North Carolina, is being mustered out OF
service, and the discharged regiments are
removing homewartls.
9-It is said that e-tenth of the original
cost will be required to repair the railroads OF
the South, which will amount to 33000OO0o.
HCharles Schweiger. a New York butcher,
was stung by a large fly which flew from q.
bullock in his slaughter house. The mans
face commenced to swell, and he died the next
morning. ..-:-He ST.. ts.zsGt ~rcs :
NA company has been formed in New
York to send line of steamers to run on he
Savannah and other Southern rivers, to bring
down cotton and other freight. Anexperienced
shipmaster-himself a eapitalist-goes ont to
superintend the business. Two vessels Of the
line will leave during the week. -a4t z..E
aIA line of steamers has been started be-
tween Boston and Newbern, N. c. -
R-Bangor, Me-, furnishes ice water free.
Partly through the Inanificence Of one of her
citizens, tanks are placed along the public
streets and daily supplied with fresh water and
pure ice. r. .., r... 3. N, n -t....5 '.e- p
gA boy went into his mothers garden, at
Richmond, on Monday, topick tomatoes, when
he was bitten by snake, causing his death In
= q few hours. <7,y,tID -
s2The Cincinnati Commercial says that
Gen. W. T. Sherman has selected Cincinnata
as his place of residences: asat.h e-feF&
e. AZ The Italian army, whichon January 3lsf,
1855. comprised 3,19S officers and $4,000 men,
had nm Ilecemb 3lst, lS64, increased to Isl 927
Off GERS and 497, 100 rank and file. 3 - vls.s
~The World estimates that .6,00O pic-nies
are given in New York every season.
HThe first tobacco of the season sold in st.
Louis last Thursday at S91 per 100 pounds
Ex-Governor Fenton is about to make visit
to the State prisons and penitentiaries to exam
inc their workings, and determine upon appA-
cations for pardon. ,B-.iiar -l5 uiIifi7 ,a3as.'
g: ~ Michigan furnished more than ninety .onte
thousand men tor the war. or one eighth Of her
population. t-. -. - = -
MA hotel on the American plan, seven sto-
ries high and containing 700 rooms, has been
opened in London. tlit4f'
% git has cost a distillery firm at Peoria III.
over $50, GOO to sryto cheat in their income re.
turns. al : sFa III 4 8oI zif n r..1L b3-fSas
~ In New York, one man who had no In.
come in 1863, now returns ninety.four thou-
sand dollars. Another, under the same ciR-
cumstances, returns eighty. eight thousand. -
NThe Sd Maine Battery, which was paiA
OF at Augusta last week, took twelve thou
sand dollars Of the seyen-thirty bonds, an
average Of more than one hundred dollars pse
man. The paymaster had an agent for tAe
sale Of the bonds by his side when he paid the
men. 1ltu9 II g 80 - ~ Z -r~s 49,
,gs,.,e 10 -getsy a. 10 gstfsQ ele ygl gStrf AF"'
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SECRET DISEASES.

SAMARIrAN's GIFT is the most certain, safe and
effectnal lrcmedy-indeed, the only vegetable remedy
ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, and re-
cent cases in twenty -four hours. No mineral, no
balsam no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. 1t
is the soldier hope, and friend to those who do
not want to be exposed. Male packages, 81; fe-
SAMxRirANs Roor AND HERB JUIcEs-A Rs2;itIve
and cure for syghs scronia sx btse
for @5 Sold by s. c. Ford. See advertisement. mo
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GARD.
N. II. MILLER, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
a pmcs s:necffuiy inform his friends and the pub
lie generally that he l. nov attendng 20 al legal
sa1 ss ali other Oaths. drawing Leases, Deeds,
Wills, Power of Attorney Landiofd Land ord and Tenant
Eotices. &C., &c. Legal advice gwen In all Its
PARTICULAR attention paid to the collection OF
aebts and cl aims in general. lez4- 3m1
REbRRiNCiPLED DEALERS endeavorfng to dis
o.s n their Town and other prepetati0ns on ne
ggenutation attained by HELMbOLD'S G1NOhN
PKEPARATIONs. mar 1e-om
,TpWARDS OF THIRTY THOUSAND certi-
u Hcafes and reconme ndatory letter. I've pees
TEeSSsSixyfsfNE TeSsixfsfN PREPARATIONS, many 81 VI which are
rom the highest sources including endn1ef statee
men. clergymep, governors, state Judges, &C.
.<AmaY 2- 6m
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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Jnly 1.-Adiutant General
Swift, of Louisiana, has resigned and goes
North. +'
Kennedy has been reindacted into the
Mayoralty.
VIM. Nolan writes Governor Wells, through
the New Orleans Times Offering bonds of S3OO-
100, to repair the levees from New Orleans to
$4,000 white iabofers. fs."- ' ing
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.

New styles Superb STOCK OF Dftss, SACK, and
rroghffee, tRifim.safge
and Boys Ready made Clothing, WHICH, for ele:
gance Of style variety and Of Fabric and
passed by any stock heretofore offered in this
market. .-....
Youths wear are invited to call and examine our
stock We can say with assurance they will find
the right article on the most reasonable terms
Also, an extensive assortment Of Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods, comprising everything neces-
sary for complete outfit.
NOAH WALKER CO., 36s Pa. av.,
oc TO- Sm. Metropolitan Hotel Building.
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To PURIFY, ENRICH THE BLOOD. BEAuTIFY the
complexion. use HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CON.
CEETRATED FLUID EXTRACT TSARSAPARIL-
LA. One bottle equals in strength one gallon OF
the Syrup or DecoctiOn m 256m
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- The perfKn1ed ltsht
~ l-2w


Steals through the mist of alabaster lamps,
And erery air is heGry trith the breath
OF orange fo,rers that bloom ~
J. the midst OF Croses.n
Such was the flowery land filled with healing airs
and life preserving prbducts where DR. Drake dis
covered the schiefingretients Of his wonderful Tonic
Medicine BITTERs7tIss en-.
chanted tropical island Of St..Creix. The PLAN
TATIoN BITTEKs, combining all the medicinal
and tonic virtues of the healing and life sustaining
products of that favored cline, are, without doubt
the Worlds Great Remedy for Dyspepsia, Low
Spirits, and all other Stomachic difficulties jyllw
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BISHOP POTTER AND HIs,CLKReY.-Bishop.
Potter's impeachment of certain Of his clergy
for fraterniZing with non Episcopal divines is
making warm work for this hot weather. Four
pamphlets denounce the Bishops Pastoral
Letter in which he condemned certain OF his
clergy for fellowship in worship with Pres
byteTians and Congregationalists. Dr. Tying
writes one of these pamphlets, DIR. Cenfeld
another Drs. Muhlenburg and John Cotton
Smith also entered the list against their
Diocesan. More than forty of the Episcopal
clery unite in declaring that .the Bishops
course is contrary to the laws Of the church
and the spirit OF the gospel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-06

A CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL CON-
PLExION follows the use of HELMBOLDS HIGH
LY CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT OF
SARSAPARILLA 1t removes black spots, pimples,
and all eruptions of the skin. m 25-6m