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tho privileges and accommodations Of tho club with the
provision that the member shall register the strangers
names IN the books for that purpose ana the member
shall be responsible for any debts incurred by visitors
while at the Clubhouse. Rule tenth Of the
hazard shall bc played in the Club nor shall any
game De played for money, eJccpt Billiards, Whist
EuchTe. Ecartc Pquct Bezque, Al FOuIs, Chess, Back
CANNON DraughtS, and DOminOes." THIS Is pefiaps IN
tended pleasant Joke by the trainers OF the rules
~ Club house shall be open from a. III. in Summer
and n ~, " Winter The bar shall be kept open until
O'Clock ~, and the kitchen to be in until mid
+ o'clock except t5@ Sundays, wi6n both bar aud
kitchen viii De closed a. iDidnlght magnificent
roof for tle se of the Club is now nearly finished n
East Tweutysixtl-st MadsOn-ave. Entries for the
coming meeting OF the American Jockey Club VIII pc re-
Cciycd by Nh John Il. Irving the Secretary at his Oicc
No. 40 ENchanse -pIace, on the first day Of May.
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THE LAST DAYS OF THE CAMPAIGN.
THE NORTH CAROLINA REPUBLICANS GREET GOV
HAwLEY.
By rxLssEAPH TRIBUNE
Hartford. Conn, March 29.-The following dis
patch has been received by Gov. IIawey:
Co,noSs HALL. RALEIGH, \. G.. March 2s, 1861.
To JosErH r. HAwLEY Gorcy"or Of Connecticut;
The Republicans ~ North Carolina have this day or
ranized In General Convention, and send greetings with
then warmcst wishes for your complete triumph
A. II. JoNLs.
HrpruIc,V RALLY AT NORWICH
NoRw1cu, Conn, March -'-Gen. VIM. II. Gibson oi
Ohio addressed large meeting OF Republicans in Breed
Hall this evening.
REPUBLICAN MEEuSGs At DANyHIE. NoEWiCH
AND DANBUEN.
Correspondence Of TIE rr5lss
BETHEL Conn.,, March %.
There was grand Republican rally at this place
las, evening. Bethel was unit lsjj society or p"is1
AZ parbfy II H. the birthplace OF T. T. Bdrnln ana
also of senator Ferry. who has taken hls place III h9
XLth Congress, wei as OF seYcr" other d''us s'u
The Hon T. r Farnnm was called upon TO pTcsdc, az as
Chairman OF the meeting aud introduced lle Hu III
pntter.nn senator from Ncw-Hampshire. Though
greatly nt!gusd by hs continuous labois duilhg he rare
and present session ~ Congress ne save u uls VI l'
most eloquent i ana esmRr'''e speeches '''' ''
Thr hon Gain,la GROW followed in an able address
Al every mention Of the name Of +. I. Bamun, there
WAS usual h yugh t,i- e(uQu OF country, perfect
storm gi arp56& You may pace t4e majority Tor the
Republicans IN Bethel AZ something more than eighty
and shall try to make II more than one hundred.
NORWICH Conn. I1rCh pa large ana cnthueliSllc
mecg of the Republicans Of th, city was held al Tread
Ii1 MI. cteupg 70 select candidates for Repre-
srutatIves J5hu T. Wait and Paul H. Greene were noni-
mated bv ncclamotion The best spirit PreN.,in, ti
gentlemen put in nomination Will be tiluuPhaulIi
elected. ,.-.-
D,s. ny March 27-Mr Theodore Tilt0n delivered
his lecture ou Demonstration" in Concert lial ia,t
evening to large and Intelligent audience. Hundreds
wore unable gain admttuuce. II was adopted To the
meridian Of Connecticut and explained the c0nseryatyc
character ui our Repubtcau,u I'm rs true hght Noi-
iuo of the kind IN III. place was ever more .!22
wcliieCcIytd; 20 ~ hofl ". aLg 1t0M-uS eelIer
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CarJ-MoUgNING GOODS every desirable kind constantly
JACkSONS Mourning store No s9l bOsdnsy opposite
Tiaanv Co.'S. Prices very reasonable
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CRICKET.

The national game Of Englislmen, somehow or
other has not ourished in this country One cause mas
been that crckeers have been too exclusive n regard to
their encoura cement Of young American players Played
strictly I'D TO the true rules OF the game and thereby rid
Of much OF the tedious delays which ODstruct its popu
arty among Americans. the game ought TO flourish here
TO large extent AS il s however for nearly 80 years
has been in vogue in this city, and 70 this day 1t has
scarcely advanced q step further in popularity than
had achieved 20 wears As in base ball. 50 III cricket
Phladeph takes the lcad Before the war thcle were
nearly 80 clubs IN Philadelphia While New oIk as never
vet numbered ten all tOlG indeed tuce Huu IL u'1i''
10 maintain an existence. a., o. Co..
The prominent club OF the country Is the St George
Club OF New-N Ork, numbering, as II docs, hcarI 5y
members, among whom are some or our most lhuentl
English residents This club recently purchased property
ON Rerpeu H at cost of S2O0OO. for the purpose OF
permanent playground THIS however, VIII nOt DC III
tipop condition for until 1875, when the cuD pro
noses 10 get up cricket excitement by game binslng
out the noted All England Eleven. The Newl OK tlu
used TO be powerful rival OF the ST. George CuD p oi
late years II has lost ground considerably new elub
has recently been organized, we understand on DdslS
haitian Cb now Of the best clubs of the city next
10 the St George. They play on thelr own ela ~ tt
foot of Ninth-st, HObOken In Brooklyn, the satele
and Willow Clubs the only existing oiganzallOhsi 80
the MetropOli, There are clubs al Newark ana one
at Paterson but IN the condition they Ough 20 pe IN
In Philadelphia the gallant Young America tIup takes
Philadelphia Club being next IN rank y ne
GIymnou and Chippewa Clubs have strong eleNenS Tue
American OF Washington, Boston Oi Boston ana he III
the other Loading tricKci otgdl
cations of the country. II Is to be regretted tlaI clup'
renrescutinC fine gano Cricket IL should be 80
easiv counted IN this ballpaylng country trickc can
Le rlved men Old TO play b01e bJll much
less 10 be distinguished IN 10. aud that TO H. manner
and There il no bJtlcg Tcil'. SchoJl pt
crl,seicrs than base BAL JIlJ.lo,
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The Seaweed Tonic keeps the food from sohg Until dssst
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No United states Senator is to be elected by th
now LegisatuIe
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Coet Oil Lamps, Chandeliers, aaa
GAS FIXTURES
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
ARCHER. PANCOAST & CO..
MANUFACTUREgS.
NOS. q. II AND IJ MERCEsST, sE~YoRK
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Po.t-Oace Notce.-The Mails hr Great Bieh anil te Na
nent via Southampton aud Hamburg. steamer m ~,
land via Queenstown, steamer Sis or Washington aa ~
80 Rest and H,v Guiding stat viii ohse 81 tbs ohe %
StTIRDAY the SOth OF Marsh at lo0 and Al 'e
aes As follows: Stations and B 300 Ntaohs sA' I" ~
m Stations 4 AMI 7;3o a Station g. t;ts s. m,, a.
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,ws the comnarative vote for
I"V IVIIV"I'Is ''VI0 HIVN" VIU OUIIIP'I''V1'O ~ "
Governor in 1856 and ls6j and for President in 1864
The following are the names Of

Total. ......43,974 4343. 1874 1889. ,69l
Rep. maj oil. II. maj 1l.Ojj RI ~
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is.-tCnnmnnicnted. -

tIe PII 7adeInl-t SUNNY IlhI-N
Nr Editor. We wopd , attention TO 'he late ae'a Z"
wr Ion Line of sph rruOn m lher rates oi sOot
- to per apOn those current ie weeks ego lh
ben mad. only on messages points where tins extensive ms"
G b az nneon from Washington snd Georgetown TO Port
land and Bath For instance 10 seud MESSAGE o zen nou %
pbsd.Ipba 10 Washington costs 90 Ae1aulna on" h m "a
fviber zoe The between Phisielpha and NeH os h.s
dced from 4Oc 10 25 from Phadps TO Boston iom ~ -
Brokers and the Insulated lines - -. 49,. A..
Sc be truer has there hss been new A Va
,.l.grsphng Message, baye been seat through NIh Auk
ceartg the Anetltsn snl
The "i
!. to crpsh ont hi, line. We hope Nl be ury'i
[ v the puhc In deserves b. not secening "
The monopoly The hs done very extensive 'ees
g. lie ~ v, wears sometimes sending and receiving of vv
% sd .t In in,tce accord the Bankers snl Brokers .hs
H. crst M heinz the most prompt reliable sE honorable He has
heen uis i'''A'' " '''' w A BSOSsK
- i,LlIrdL,hln Marrh
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Total.i3.97l l3,l3) 2.jj3 2,Ol2 .,
The nominees for State Senators are as follows:

We give bcIOW the POLITICAL cOmpeAIOH OF IHV
! legislature in 1858 as compared with 1865:
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
OUTDOOR SPORTS.

TuY PROSPECTS, FOR sC7-RAcING-YAcH1NG-Po
ST BAII.-CRCKET-THE CLUBS OF NV
So. -CINITY.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30

Siruinaiic salt Bnths.
TIE PENNSYLVANIA
cAr,r N1ANIrTA COMPANIES
STRIrNIATIC SALTS AND WATERS
are sovereign for the cure oi
DYSPEPSIA,
RHEUMATISM,
SCROFULA,
SWOLLEN GLANDS.
ERIJPTIONS OF THE SKIN, @c' &c
fo' SAFE d ~ wv fI EPPELSHEINER Agent
ko - fs-f a.
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WORLD MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPLY.
No. III Broadway. New York.
Bsonrsl Of Directors.


A. A. LOW. Of A. 4. Iowa Bro,hers.a 81 Barling slip
ISAAC II: FRorIIlNGiiAM.P President | MON Trust
ssMii-Ei WiIIEfs. wnlc.s & Co. gos Pearl st
GEORGEL WILLARD, President. III Broadway.
OLIVER H. GORpUN. Vice President, III Broadwav
HENRY e. iIERREPONT. Ferrepont Place,
s. IL ciiilrENpEN, s. b. Chit,endcn = Co. So
p pkrEaU. CORNELL, xsresan,. 50 wall street
JOHN HALsEY Haivht. Haley 4 Co. 20 Park ~.
Hon. WILLIAM KELLY. khienbeck. n y.
EFFiN6iiAM TOW NSEND. Townsend X Montnnt-
wM' =. ispAiE. WIN. 5. T,sJsleA Co. =" pcsrl.,
TnoS. r. BUCKLEY. Buckley 4 Sheldon. 10 Leon
GILBERT i. BEEcKMAN, Bowers, Bcckmrn X Co.
ol Leonard street
HENRY a. SWIFT. Henry A. Smith y Co. - Bar
JOSEPH A; spRAGvE.' prague ,ooper.S cohurn
JAMES l. PnE~IicE, Merchant. BrooAl,n.
III RI 5 r. ,sRAsfs Merchant. a. Wal street.
II. MESSENGER, T. h H. Messenger. iGl Maiden
AIEX v BLAKE. A. - s.nds 4 CO.. III William
GEoHGE L. NICHOLS. T. -. Coldineton 4 Co., Is
broad street
JAMES : MOVES, Gardner. Brewer 4 Co, 62 Leon
JOHN " fRornINGnAM. Rockingham ( Bayss,
WIN. q. FOWLER. F. r. 4 ". c. Fowler, III Front
etreet
WIN. G SHELDON. Buckley 4 sheldon, IS Leonard
SAM Ell b, CALDWELL, caldwells Morris 20 Old
OLIVER 5. CARTER. Carter & nawley 100 Pearl
NORMAN BENTLEY, Bently & Burton, Il ard 10
LEWIS D. LopER, Loder Brothers 4 Co. s,s
wiL.iAxr PnENr,cE Counsellor. 20 Walls.
JAMES II. FHuTHIN.IlAM. How land & Frothiug-
ham. los " all street.
EzRAP. PRENTICE, President Commercial Bank,
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MURRAY hill.
MADAME &. yaEARs'H
English, French and Spanish
Boarding and Day School for
YouDg Ladies,
No. 9O0 Madison Avenue
aaAA 81. NHW YORK
MURRAY MILL

Nn QO1 Madison Avenue
"a aoor above ssth 1t. NEW YORK.
The Courpe Of lns,rsStios comprisee the English
and Frsrch language latin. II desiredl. Writing.
Arithmetic, Algebra, and Geometry, cengssphy.
Astrcnomy Che mistfy and the nthev Natural Se,cn-
ce- Mental sud Moral Philosophy. History, comp.r
stions French and Eiglish Literature and Eoculion
TERMS FOR DAY PUrILs.-srNi"R DErARTNfNf.
First Division. including Stationary. Pupils IA.
SEQ per annumn
Second Dsisisn. Including Stationery. Pupils over
Third DIVISION including Stationery. siss per amin
JrSros DEPARTMENT.
Fret Division, under ten years, so 10. Fuel $500
Young ladies, who wteh 10 p1reue the study Of
French Only. will be received from TO II m. 81 $50
TERMS FoR BOARDING rrGrls.
SENIOR CLASS Including the regular course Of
instruction, boari and stationery, $50 per annum.
Pupils under u years Of age. $3.50 per ~ mum.
seat Cnufcn,. -....-+-...-.-.--. 10
Washing il required. ........,.
rom the close Of the school year. July st To lie
opening in Septeuber) will be charged for their board
during that time traysling and Hotel expeneee ex-
Young Lsdie. who become boardsrs III this Inst.
tntion requested ~ come furnished with two
pa OF ehce's wo pairs Of pillow csses, two blankets
one white counteapane, a tea spoon. two dessert
spoons and two forks. napkin ring elk table nspkins.
six towels plain work-boH. and . plain dressing.
for = r. II ssSh article and also
School in session from ser temhsr - 70 June q. A
punctual attendance at the opening y especially re-
Qnested. Pupis will be received at any intermediate
period. the proportion only Of tho 3ear fva re time
Of the engagement to enter being charged Altse an
engagement he's been concluded. no deduction from
the yessly charge will be made and, In Of the
removal Of pupil before the expiration Of the school
year. payment for the full year will be required No
deduciiuu msdc for ahsenoe.
Billr payable in advance. September and February.
Nine c. Nears refers. BY permission. TO H. follow
Inc friends and patrone
RI Rev Biehop A. Cleveland Coke, New York His
Exccllency Governor Ferton. Albany, N. Y. Hon.
ury Hilton. Ilcrace B. Tebbit's, Eco, Darius Per
rim. ESQ.,. st phen Russell. Eco, Matthew Bemus,
R-q. ". b. Taylor. Esq. Henry Coggtll. E.Q.. Geo
Gilbert. Ksq:, Hon. James b Roosevelt, Hon 3
Bosworth. Charles Yatee. Esq. RI Rev. Biehop II
soa,hg.te. New York; Albert DAILY, Esq.; Providence
\. II. Isasc n. Phelps. Esq.. George Kemp. ESQ,
Z. p Fapri. E.e.. Robert Christie: ESQ.,. Plntsreo
ss.onzarz. Esq. f. George Squier. Esg.. c: Rowc!l
N. D.. J. Z. Goodloe, Esq, X. A. Goodloe. Esq, W
6 c,oss N; "; Willard Parker. y. D., F,.nels ( !.
Hswk. ID. D., Don Angelo Mora, Yxnaga d.. Vale 4
c.. Albert Horn. New Yors Din. Moeue De L,rs,
iritidad Dc C,ea Antonio y. del Vale. g. Espiri
tins; William F. Horn, Esq. Hsyaua; T. Greenfield,
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O. uAeanRs. ID. H.. Camhsldee. haaa. lSh9iAM
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An pleased with il. have tested il thorough
II. Il has restored my hair aud minister's to
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Invites acc ,unts. and will discount psper. and
receive ALI National bank bills ut par. and make
collections throughout the United states and
Canada II the lowest rates
Thie Bank has large deposits, and Is Fiscal
Agent for the United States, and Depository of
"a are safe eli will find our institution one Of
the most agreeable and advantageous places 10
a. busin.ss il this city.
Al 81 fsdeeming Agent for National Banks.
~ nreaent. without charge. Collectione on
frey. Albeny. Boston. Philadelphia, Baltimore
md Washington, q pr.
Reyesue Staaps on hasd ss the heat
r.ses viii deliver new Fractional Currency.
n naak. in sums not less than d, ~, pee 81.
nreee free Of charge also, one md two cent
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cam coin in bags Of $50.
e''' - JOSEPH U. ORvlS, Presidest.
John +. HILL. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
W 4. Kosss, Of ko6be Corlies. Auction.
49, ~ ma 81 Leonard street.
T.on,s A. vYss, ia, Of vysc / Sons. I'm.
porters. s74 to $50 broadway.
Oeoeos 4. WIcxs, Of Wicks, Smith 4 Co.
Importers Of Dry Gooda. 81 Franklin street.
Il. L. solomon, Of y. l.. solomon Son. Cp
holstery, $50 lsroadway.
(2aocas A. FELLOWS. Of Gordon, Fellows I
NcNillan. Wholesale Gfocers, u and IL Beaver
street.
CaAasas NmrssuslnsR, Of Min1esheimes
Brothera. Brokers, so Exchange Place.
10. wnirsaouss, Shoe Msnufacturer, and
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j. H.. WlNSLOW & CO.,
ESTABLISHED l-Gn.
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silver Ware, Dry Goods. &C, SC
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WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE.
Splemll'd List Of Articles.
i.os Gold and Silver Hunting Cased
i.eo Dse.s Patterns and Bamoral
i.oo Revolving Castors and Batter
Dishes -. -. II to q
iooo Tea. Table and Des.er, Spoons
5000 Napkin Rings 4 Butter knives to 10 per pair
$3.50 ve,t, Neck aud Guard CHAINS . to 10 each.
900 California Diamond R.ngs and
s.,.0 Magic spring aud snap Iocket-. to 10 ."
$3.50 Gold PENS. Sill. CT mounted hold
700 Gold Pens, with Silver extension
case ....... to =
90" set. Ladies' Jcweiry aud Sleeve
500 Pair Ladies aud Gents Gloves b To IL :.
$3.50 PEN and Pocket kniNcr. 10 B y
2so Ladies' Embroidered Hsndker-
chicfs 4-...-..--...-. ......-........ 10 ~
IS coo other articles enumerated ON cir
Certificates Of all the various articles. stating Whist
each one cah have, hrst nut into envelopes seal
cd no aud mixed and. when ordered. are taken out
without regard choice and cent by NAL thus Civ
ing all fair chance On the receipt Ofthc Certinrate
you will what you have and then II II at your
option send e dollar and take the article or not
One Of these envelopes will be sent by mail ON re
e.ipt Of - cents 5 for 81 eleven for 81 ~ for %
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Greatest nc-menis EVER offered 10 Agents which
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We publish below extract from one ofonr M
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ing confidence ia the minds OF thee. who my have
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Ing that be des red. IL the only Hat aestoses
end Hair Dressing eombtned. Require washing OF
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eesl Northwesisrn Agents. myl-Aly
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City Treasurer.
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DAILY DEMOCRAT.


Ro,hsehile gave sso,ooo to build new
synagogue in London.
The Virginia Legislature 10 asked 70 enact
l.w making produce legal tender.
The New York Tribune imports its prin,
ting paper.
The Potomac river was blockaied by ice
this winter for fifty days.
A li;,ls boy In Hartford lost his life BY
getting grain Of corn fast in his throat.
NJ more married men are to be enlisted
in the army.
The great Michigan University 10 talking
Of admitting girls on the same footing -
boys.
Every French solder will hereafter rs>
ceive instruction in fencing.
Judge Lynch hung i've horse thieves
near Carthage, Missouri, lev days sIncs.
New York Judge has decided that
gambling DEBTS are collsc,able.
There is q revival of religion among che
convicts in the Kansas penitentiary.
Houston, Texas eivss evidence Of becom>
ing . great Southern city.
Gsn. ritz John Porter has written to
Rsverdy johnson approving the latter's
course N the Military Reconstruction bill
Ths evacuation Of Mexico by the French
troops is actively going on. The wife OF Mar
shall Bezaine has arrived At Havana.
The Treasury disbursements for the War
Navy, and Interior DEPARTMENTS last week
amount d to ST,9o9,9s9.
Over eight per cent, Of the war claims Of
Nsw ork, or 100000. have already been
allowed by the Government
A large number Of New York citizens
are leaving the city for the suburbs. Reason
dull business and high rents.
The convic,s in the Alabama penitentiarv
At Wetumpka are being hired out 10 work
on the railroads Of the State.
! A St. Louis merchant bought quantity
Of sour dough coated with butter half al
inch thick
That was cruel in the Queen Of Spain or
ling her own husband, besides setting a
bad example.
IN France, under the first Nspoleonic re-
gims, faxen or yellow hair was esteemed
| the rarsst Of beauties.
Tho Rhode Island Democratic State Cons
vention will be held ct Providence on tho
| l4'h Of March next.
A bogus ticket seller in Memphis swim
died lot of freedmen out Of their passage
money.
Tho Dallas Gazette SAYS the G., X. l. 4 p.
Railroad will run within half mile Of the
Court House in Abel.
Henry w. T. Mall, Consul General Of Bel
gium in the United States, and resident in
New York, died on Saturday evening.
II is reported that at recent meeting Of
tho Directors Of the Union Telegraph Come
papy in New York, il was voted to abandon
all further work on the Russ an extension
Iines. The successful operation Of the At
iantic cable makes the proposed overland
cable unnecessary.
The prosecution of Mr.. Cunningham,
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Mesys +. L. WALLACE X Go. Gents-lh have
u.ea DIR. Chsussier's Empress for the hair, and
find il all it claims TO be. cordially recon-
mend il 80 the public.
Adt. Gen. n. II.
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LEONARD FRENCH, n. d.

LANCASTER, May 40, 1850.
Messrs. r. l.. wALLacs L Go. Gents--I have
used vour preparation for the hair, and find Il
the ceanest and best preparation for the hair
that have ever seen
DR. W BARNEY