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Last evening this theatre was filed with the beauty
and fashion OF the metr pols being tho occasion OF
the benefit Of Mrs Lander who has been yhtinx
theatre goen with her artistic impersonat OF Eliza
beth. Queen OF England. The auditorium elegantly
decorated by the friends Of the pished bensicar
fsstoons OF sversrsens nermingled with the choc
autumna flowers, traversing the front aud side Of
the proscenium-a mark Of respect for her
manly character, - we'll . tribute to her
genius and culture artistic The play Of Elizabeth
was translated BY Miss Reed Of Washington, expressly
Tor Mrs. Lander and the translation has lost nothing
indeed IL has not gained something in this regard The
real character Of Engands virgin queen 10 neither
understood properly appreciated IL modern critical
opinion 10 correct So far the love Of pomp and aat
terry aud the strong will queenly power goes
Mrs Lander clothes the character In fautess attire
trutnfu imagery There is something however, Mrs
Lander does grasp, and that Is the woman. Where
she exces queen, the gentle touch Of tenderness
the heart Of the loving human woman Is sufficiently
apparent The line OF demarcation bet the woman
aud the queen might be more positively drawn As she
renders u, the woman ID crushed In the stern
effort OF genius. Mrs Lander's Elizabeth will prob
ably compare favoraby with the best efforts Of those
who sumo what higher advanced in worldly fame
Taxing u as o whole in physique make up aud general
eascmbie Mrs. Lander caunot equal, In this any kim
dred character the great Ristor Al tho close Of the
performance Mrs Lander became the recipient Of
wreaths and floral offerings, which she gracefully
knowledged She leaves to-day for Boston, where Mr.
Pasn preparing for her early appearances In the
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MuSaaf.

The Hayden Mnn.of- War Attracting Great
Attentiou-visit OF the Hayden Officers TO
the Fort and Gosport Navy Yard.
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept IL, 1867.
The Hayten man-ofwar Alexander Pictou, which
arrived 10 this harbor few days disabled and In tow
Of the steamship Grenada has become the object Of in
interest and attraction among the coored people Of
Norfolk and this vicinity. Yesterday Rear Admial
Raugnaux, Of the Haytsn navy, accompanied
by several Of his coored officers visited Norfolk and
Portsmouth. Later In the day the Admiral visited the
Gosport Navy Yard, where he was received bv Commo.
dore Kitty and his executive officer. Captain Rogers,
with all the honor and courtesy due his dsting ushed
rank A salute fired from the receiving ship Now
Hampshire
During their stay In Norfolk, the presence OF the
coored officers In uniform becoming noised about among
ored element Of the city had the effect OF
attracting large crowd OF ali ages who followed them
respectful distance but unable 70 repress their
curiosity and intense wonderment a the novel spectacle
To-day Admiral Ravgn aux, accompanied BY his off,
GERS the FORT and received with salute OF
thirteen guns The Admiral called on General Hayes,
the commandant OF the post and escorted around
the fort and shown the various objects OF interest con-
nected with the garrison.
II Is definitely settled that the of-war will
be towed New York for repars Steamers have been
despatched from New York for this purpose.
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept 13 1857.
Arrived, gunboat Psnobscot, from ST. Thomas for
Washington. Sailed, frisate susquehanna. for Newport
RI
rhe brig Jenny Lind from Porto Rico for Baltimore
arrived Cape Henry and reports that her captain
died with yeew fever
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Thc FRANKLIN at StOckh0lm-A Royal
Swedish Fete In Honor Of the Admiral.
STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Sept Is, 1867.
The United States steamship Franklin, Admiral Far.
fsgut, accompanied by the roonderoga and Canandai-
qua forming the European squadron of the Americ
navy arrived here recently after visiting several places
In the Baltic.
The arrival Of the distinguished American commando r
was made the occasion Of national ovation. The
customary salutes were fred by the Americans and
Rnswsred from the Notifications shore.
The grand feature fete in the imperial palace,
given BY his Majesty the King or Sweden, which was
attended by Admiral Farragut and the officers under IL
command, as well many Swedish dgntares.
Toasts were drank. speeches made and the utmost
good feeling and enthusiasm manifested.
The Admiral in Copenhagen.
COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Sept Is, 1867
The Franklin the flagship Of Admiral Farragut Of tn
American navy has arrived from Stockholm, and now
riding anchor in this harbor The Americans here
everywhere, cordially greeted by the people.
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THE INDIAN IauuelEs.

The Hostile Tribes Suspicious or the Peace
Com,nissioners-They Will Only Send Run.
ners to the Council-Movemcnts Of the
ST.. LOUIS, Sept 10, 1857.
An Omaha despatch Of last night says that General
Sherman received this evening telegram from the
mander 81 Fort Laramie, stating that the hostile
Indians will not come in to meet the Commissioners at
that point At the time expected. They will send in
ners to listen 10 the propositions be made by the
Commissioners, they fear trick will be sprung
upon them and suspect bad faith II they satisfied
that the Comm ssoners are acting In good faith then the
hostile chiefs will In and hold council In the full
moon of November next Under this aspect Of affairs
the Commissioners will hold meeting In the morning
10 settle upon what 10 pursue They expect 70
for the North Platte the 1lth, there 10 meet
'Spotted Tall" who proposes TO bring the principal
members of his band. W
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MAI DETAILS TO AUGUST 81.

Our dos aud special correspondence by the French
Transatlantic Mail Steamship companys steamer Europe
Captain Lemare, at this port early yesterday morning
furnish the following additional details Of our caOlo
dispatches TO the 3lst OF August
According to the Levant Herald II is understood tha,
arrangements are the OF completion by which The
Italian government 70 enter into contract for term
Of years with The Egyptian Azizieh Company for the
conveyance OF the Italian mails from Alexandra TO Brn.
dist Ancona and Venice, for Of ESQ 900 per an.
hum. This service will be performed BY eve OF the
nness AzlzI6h steamers The said TO have be on
decided upon when King Victor Emmanuel was last .,
Venice. The Italian government spulsts that the YES
sss shall each have Italian captain, doctor and pilot
but they will be manned by their regular Arab crows,
and worked In oil other respects In usual manner.
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THE ENGLISH TURF.

Tho Fourth Day at Doncaster-vauban Beaten
and Achievement Again Victorious.
LONDON, Sept 13 1857
The Doncaster continue attract general atten-
ton and crowds of visitors The contests Of to-day
extremely interesting, and Of the results rather
astonishing.
vauban beaten in the for the Doncaser Ut axes
and Achievement repeated victory Hermit in
chat for the Doncaser Cup
The Park Hill Stakes valued at ESQ., were won by
Emily.
Pace was the winner Of two races, viz:-Ths Two
Hundred sovereigns and the Sweepstakes, the latter
valued 1t c400.
Bouuosaxay was again winner to day, carrying on
the Portland Plate, valued at cats.
The Doncaster Stake valued at f770. success to
Taraban, beating vauban. who was second.
Achievement the victorious st. Leger mare. again
tnumphsd Hermit the winner Of the Derby in the
race for the Doncaster Cup
The Juvenile Selling stakes valued at ESQ,
by Trpthong
Friponier his second success at this meeting In
the race for the Eglinton Stakes, cash value Els
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF tine HERALD.

Argument Before the Supreme Court, General
Term. mt Newburg, to set Aside the statea
Island Verdict. F
ALBANY, Sept IS, 1867.
The celebrated Gardiner-TyIer will case, In which
jury on Staten Island last April gave verdict adverss
10 Mrs Tylers claims under her mothers will came On
Tor review before the General Term Of the Supreme Court
at Newburg, on Wednesday Judge Pierepont and Mr.
Evats as counsel for Mrs Tyler moved to set aside the
VERDICT as contrary TO the law evidence In behalf OF
M. Gardiner effort made 70 put OF the cause on
the ground OF quarrel between him and Mr. Watson,
his counsel who claimed 900 fees before he would
trainer the litigation 10 new counsel The Court refused
to OF the argument but allowed till October for
Mr. Gardiner to put in printed argument
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NATIONAL coSwNrNA Of Go1o FELLOWS At BUFFALO.

BrrvAto, Sept 10, 1867.
Tho National Convention OF the order OF Good Fellows
closed to-day Washington city sci cted the
for holding the next annual national CONVENTION The
following officers elected for the ensuing
year:--N q. NJ, Charles Osborn, Pennsylvania; d. q.
~, A exander .Aupperle, Ohio g. G.. Thomas o. Bass,
Pennsylvania; q. Secretary, John WHARTON Pennsyiva-
MIA; q. Treasurer August Etteng, Missouri: g. Warden
Samuel West. Illinois q. Tyler, Il Flach New York
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rRorruc At TIE VERMONT STATE FAIR.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HesALo.

BRATTLEBoRo, Sept. 10, 1867,
O'clock p. NJ !
The last day Of the Vermont State Fair not as sue
cessul anticipated there not being ofteen hum
dred people present. Notwithstanding the exceedingly
fine weather. This was probably owing 10 the scant
attractions
The principal things on the programme were the two
trots advertised 10 OF for the premiums Of 5000
and 500 For the FIRST there three entries
foIlows:o. r Ruggles bay gsdina Captain lawrence;
A. b. Mcliends brown stallion Dandy Jack and q. 9.
Halls brown Lady Grant Mr. RugRleG horse
Captain Lawrence the In three straight heats
In fine style, In ESQ, 2A and z4s.
For the second race the following entries werc
made:-H. g. Roots white Fanny; Z. s. Stoweirs
bay geldng jackson; Il. G. Mier's brown mare Belle,
and II. Tyman's black stallion Jim Lyman Fanny won
the race Ia two straight heats In 1850 aud Eat.
New York and Boston thieves and pckpockets still
nger here and 10 judge BY the losses they have been
doing q thriving business Several have becu
made and the gentry, finding this place too hot for
them, trying TO get away.
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Farragut's Flag at Stockholm
and Copenhagen.
An Austro- Hungarian Financial Ar.
rangcment.
THE ROMAN CHURCH.

Pope Piss the Ninth TO summOn q General
Coupcll-Pontincal Arrangements for the
Hlerarchical AssemblaGe.
" Roxs, Sept u, 1867.
His Holiness Pope Plus TX has resolved TO call 70
Hethsr General Council Of the Roman Catholic Church.
hrmatss archbshops bishops, cardinals, heads Of re-
tgeus orders and other dgnitares Of the Church will
be summoned 10 attend from all parts Of the world
The holy Father has named . congregation Of seven
cardinals, to whom he has entrusted the duty Of ar
Ranging the prelmnaries for the meeting Of the Council
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AFFAIRS IN RICHMOND.

General schofeid's Orders for an Election
Postponed-Rcvcnuc Tax Tobacco.
RICHMOND. Va, sept H. 1861
General schoned order for tho state election TO have
been issued to-day, Is delayed in view OF the Washing
ton telegram relative 10 Simultaneous election for the
nrst Monday OF November.
The enue tax collected tobacco in this district
for the month OF August amounts 10 half million
doIsrs The amount Of tobacco 1,2s0. 900 pounds
john Caskis President Of the Tobacco Exchange, died
hero to-day.
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NEWS FROM ST. LOUIS.

sr. LOUIS, Sept 10, 1857.
Iubringer and vanBreek, two brewers of thus CITY
were held in $4,000 bonds to-day for violating the rev.
enue Jaw.
The National Telegraph Union Convention adjourned
nine AZ last night The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year --Prssdent r. O. Churchill Of La
Porte Ind. Vice President W. N. Young, OF Washing.
ton, D. G Treasurer L. wnipple OF Albany. n Y.
ng Secretary George b. Cowlcs OF Chicago Editor
OF the Tsieo opker the organ Of the Union l. Pope
The next annual convention viii DO held a. Albany
New York
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REPUBLICAN RATIFICATION MstTWG IN PHILADELPHIA
PHL.ApkLraIA. seplember la.

PHILADELPHIA, September 10, 1867.
The republicans held grand ratification meeting
at Horticultural Hall this evening. Resolutions
adopted approving the city and State nominations The
following were also Adopted
Resolved That deplore and deprecate the reckless and
efor Of Andrew johnson and hs demo-
friends 70 reeufranchse and restore 70 power req
stroy their country.
Resolved That the reconstruction measures OF patr
otto Congress us and WISE aud worthy OF the mme.
aiate represen tat YES OF the people.
That the thanks Of the nation are Gene.
rails Grant sheridan. sckes Pope and their compeers for
THAR efforts restore order aud law 10 the rebel
States fairly and honestly the reconstruction
laws adopted under the forms and spr Of the constitution
looking 70 welfare OF whole nation declare
settled conviction that the peace prosperity and honor OF
our country would be advanced BY the success Of the Union
republican party at the approaching elections.
Among the speakers Senators Nye Cameron
and Csttel The latter offered resolution declaring
in the opinion OF the meeting Il was the duty OF Con-
rress impeach and try and " found guilty TO remove
The resolution was adopted amid great enthusiasm.
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GENERAL SHERIDAN.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE HeaAlc.

The General to Leave for Washinston To-
Day.
LEAvxSwoRrH September 13, 1871
6o'Clock p M.
General Sheridan and staff leave for Washington to-
morrow, via Chicago and New York. The General will
probably return In time meet the Indian Commission
about the iddc OF October. Brevet Major General A.
T. smith will command the department during Sheri-
dana absenc0
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AFFAIRS IN NEW ORLEANS.

Test Case Respecting the City scrip-Denshs
from Yellow Fever.
NEW ORLxAvs Sept 10, 1887.
suit has been commenced IN the Justices Court In
this city for the recovery Of the value OF ten dollar
New Orleans city note. II Ia tesfcase.
Two officers and twenty OF tho crew OF the United
States ironcsd Mahasxa have died OF yellow fever.
There were forty.thrce deaths In this city for the
twenty.four hours ending six O'Clock this morning
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the YELLOW FEVER IN sAlyEsIps.

GALVESTON, September 10, 1851.
The number Of intcrments In this city Wednesday
was twenty.
MIRA General Potter, wife Of the chief auartermsster.
died yesterday Elias smith, agent Of the Associated
Press has been down with she fever.
General Grimm taken with the fever last evening,
but 10 doing well to day.
There were to-day only eight deaths 10 tho city.
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ARREST Of AN ALLEGED Foasto.

CHICAGO, Sept h. 1851
Matthew'S alias Dspeyster alias Livingstone, who OBJ
tanned SIS 900 from the bank or Moses Taylor Cor OF
New York, in July last by forging the name OF Cor
berry station In this State by detectives Elder OF New
York, and Ellis, OF Chicago. About $4,000 OF the
money recovered, the balance having been ex-
pended 10 the puu<eass Of farms horses and stock,
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A U S 7 R a..

FInancinl Arrangement with Hungary.
vienna, Sept 49, 1857.
The financial relations between Austria and Hungary
have been adjusted to the satisfaction both countries.
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DELEGATES 70 THE NEW YORK REPUBLICAN STATE csU-
WhTl0N
SING SING, Sept. Is, I,

SING SING, Sept Is; 1857
At the Republican District Convention, held to-day.
Mr. Charncey NJ Depew. OF Coftlandt; Elliot c. Cow
din OF New Castle, and Alfred Walker Of Ossining,
appointed delegates to the Republican State CoA
vsntion Delegates were appointed in favor Of nomi-
mating Hon. James W. Hustled for Senator
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LIBEL SUIT IN pIrrsBuRc.

w. PrrrsBrRo. Sept Ia, 1897.
In the case OF Daniel ONeil va John w. Pittock
and James B. ONcn for libel The jury returned YER
dict OF guilty John W. Pttock and guilty a. TO
James 0Nsii All the above parties are newspaper mon
here.
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''our Western reader," II il sdded, twill perhaps be
little surprised 70 hear Of contract for the conveyance
Of European mails being givsa 10 HussuIman steam
navigation companyn
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A.
'How ye bloom fresh and fairr' goes the old
Scotch song. howy Why those who show the bloom ct
health on their cheeks take PLANTATION BITTIRs.
VIII CHI power OF terrifying the against dis
aud Of regulating the digestive apparatus Are you
dy peptc weak, vod OF energy Have you little or no
petite headache continued lassitude and depression OF
spirtss lake S. T.--is0--x.. and bloom and beauty
will return The Btters become household friend
MAGNOLIA wATER-A delightful toilet article; supe-
rior Cologne and half the price
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The PRIZE RINe.

Joc Coburn CHALLENGED By Mike McCooic.
81. IorIs, sept Is 1861.
Mike Mccooe, has authorized John Franklin, the
hacker OF Aaron Jones, 10 make match for him with
JoSCoburn $4,000. hcCoole has sent deposit Of
81, 900 to New York.
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A.-Cheap Soap: Good soap! Natrona Re.
fined Saponiner Concentrated Lye. Two pouad
superior Hard Soap Twelve pounds of Soft Soap fes
cent Every family make their soap. NJ
varieties Of soap easily made cup coffee. Il
ys making SOAP discovered in Grcen-
land Arctic Seas and composed mainly Of aluni
Soda which, when mixed with refuse fat produces
the defensive soap the world One boz will make III
pounds of good soft SOAP Its equivalent superior hard
SOAP Retaled by all druggists and grocers the United
States Full recipes with each Dealers obtain IL
wholesale cases. each containing IS boxes liberal dis
count Of the Wholesale grocers and druggists In all ths
towns cities Of tho United States, OF CLIFFORD
PEMBERTON, General Agent Pittsburg, Pa.
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Cure Warranted Money Rcturned.-DR.
FILTERS Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy permanently cures
Rheumatism. Neura lgia, Gout; warranted harmless.
Agents, DEMAs BARNES q Pa-k row. HEMBOLD. 80
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European Letter from George Wilkes.
The boat for the Championship between brown and
Ham The great four boat ct Springfield
all sporting news. see WILKES SPIRIT OF THE TIMES
Of September IA
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Fire In Mott Street-Arrest ON SuspicIon Of
Arson.
About two O'Clock on Friday morning Ore occurred
the third floor of No. 1Os Mott street. In the
ment Of Morris Franklen. Smoke was issu-
ing from the windows the street by citizens
and an alarm was promptly given, when officer J. W.
Peeney Of the Fourteenth precinct police assisted by
the citizens exlngushed fire without the aid Of the
Fire Department An examination of the premises made
by ASS slant Fire Marshal H. Baker, and the apparent
discrepancies in the statements Of Mr.. Frank ein con-
rmed the suspicion against nm, and led to his arrest
SUSPICION Of The prisoner taken before
Justice Hogan, at the TOmbs Police Court who COM
mIttad him TO await examination be held to-day
The damage done to the premises will amount about
$l00-osured for $500 in the Hamilton Insurance Com
pxny. The building is damaged about $50 When
rested Mr. Franklen had pairs Of pants
and two Shirts and had various articles his pockets,
all OF which make the one Of strong suspicion.
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Railroad Euchre B0nrd--Ele9nnt and
cheap Brentanos 7cs Broadway; MacArisnd.. Twenty
third street and Broadwav stands Now Haven d.
pot Harlem depot, Metropolitan Hote. 81 Nicholas Hotel
and stationcrs generally.
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Med,ra, Electricity.

Medical Electricity.
DR.. CHANB sRLfs, the well known Medical Eiec,rscaA
has business at no T. West Fourteenth srect
where the diseased receive speedy relief through he
electrical agencies.
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MILWAUKEE, sept l3 1907.
The trot to-day between Butler Sias Ricn and Fear.
less won by Butler. Ths best time was 2:21.
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Dr; p. Jnync,s Ague Mixture Cures Prcmps-
and horou Fever and Ague Intermittent and Remit
tent levers. Give Il a trial Sold everywhere.
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II. II. R.-RNdwHv,s Ready Relief,
internal and EXTERNAL win instantly stop and speedily
all Rheumatic, Neuralgia Nervous and Naarous
paints Asatic Choler Darrhoa and Bowel compains
Sick and Nervous Headache. Prios 81 cents . bottle
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Fuller a. Bnrnum's New Tuck Crcaser and
self -sewer combined g. Art American Institute Fals,
northeast corner Of northern gallery ". BAKNUM -
Broadway, corner Of Bleecker street. New York.
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Machines lQ5 Broadway. New York

Knox,s Fall style of Gentlemeg's Hets.-The
hat manufactures OF broadway the popular and cnerseo
KNOX has realized his highest ambition In the producon
OF the Hat be proposes 70 oner Tor public approval TINS fAu
cannot fail TO take the town BY storm His IA and
aroa dsrax
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DR.. j. II. Schemes, of PhiiadelphI,. will DO
At his No y2 Bond New York. professionally
every Tuesday, from A. N. to3P. N.
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The Howe Machine Company. FILMS ucwes
Jr-The highest premiums for sewing machines Omcs -
RrozdMaY. New York
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European Letter from George wilkes.
The boat for the Championship between Brown and
Hamil The fouroared boat springfield, and
all sporting news See WILKES SPIRIT OF THE lines
Of September IA
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Campbell. Apcthecary and Chemist. Cornes
Of ghh and Twenty eighth streets Prescriptions
dispensed with and genuine Medicines.
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Cristn doro's Hair Dye.-The Best Ever NTan.
ufactured Wholesale and retail; also applied ct Ne