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DANvILLR, VA, Oct, 2a.-Tho Border Agri.
cultural Fair closed to-day, with a stirring
and eloquent appeal from President Sutherlin
to the farmers and planters Of Virginia, and
North Carolina, to work manlully in behalf
Of the agricultural interests OF the country,
which he termed the life and salvation Of the
south.
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IN thu rs,I,ton az n 80, !, pe.Oet ~, ri.
dletOwn, Rhode Island, praying for the extension
Of patent granted him on the sd day of January,
1873, for an Improvement in Hay Making Machine:
It's ordered that said petition be heard at this
Office on the ith day Of January next, Any per-
son may oppose this extension. Objections, depo-
silions, and other papers should be hled in this
Office twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA fOOTE,
oc2i.wSt Commissionsr Of Patents
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the extension OF political privileges and inter.
ests, and a share of the governing power TO
the largest possible portion Of the community.
10 my opinion, the lesson will not be with.
out Its effect on occurrences marking the his.
tory Of the present Parliament. But these
considerations are inopportunc. This occa.
joyment OF splendid hospitality. II marks an
epoch In International relations. I shall be
much surprised, after the speeches l have
erpooi and II its echo do not pass across the
Atlantic as well. II Is q great pleasure to Lc
present on an occasion which allows an or.
tion deeply entertain. Unhappy is the coun.
try which mixes questions of foreign relations
wi tn those OF domestic policy, Happy that
where wisdom ministers and forbearanco OF
party enables them to be separated. Westand
In the latter predicament.
have heard the speech Of the noble lord,
our foreign secretary: We are parted, to my
regret, on questions OF domestic import Of the
deepest Importance but to the speech gener-
ally which he has delivered, setting aside only
those sentences which referred TO his onlcl i
knowledge where II would be presumption for
me to intermeddlc, AN ready to subscribe my
cordial approval.
Some causes OF deplorable wars were Sc.
lected by the noble lord, expiring dynsstiec
political economy and last OF territorial ag-
grandisement were others. From the rccog-
milton OF the doctrine OF common interests
springs up q union OF pacific sentiment, or an
adverse public opinion, all Strengthening and
promoting the hAppicst results. One means
OF promoting this movement 10 care in the
instance could be afforded Of such choice
than In those for many years sent here by
America.
The interests OF America have been worth
lily sustained. There has been no lack of
courtesy, kindness, wisdom, or holiness OF
speech on the part of those ministers. Espe-
clally distinguished was the predecessor Of
your guest. The esteem he earned depended
not only on the kindly spirit of friendliness
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24

TN WEST NrROISIA ELEcTIoS.-The bugIe
horn from Western virginia adds another to
the key note of victory, The dispatches re-
ceiYed from Hancock aud Ohio counties tell
US that West Virginia is true to the trust
and In the grand event Of the SOyehber cleo
ton her record will be As clear AS crystal for
Grant and victory.
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New Advertisements,


A uCTIoN SALE OF Hospital BEDDING
~ AND CLOTHING
Assistant MEDICAL PuRyBToR's OPPIcR,l
WAsHtNgToS, d. g. , Oct. "a, 1858
Will be sold at Public Auction, in this city, at
the Judiciary Square Warehouse, R,treet, betwesn
Fourth and Pihh streets, on "WEDNESDAY, the
18th day Of November next. at 10 o'clock, q. m,
the following articles Of HOSPITAL BEDDING
the Medical Depsrtment OF the army. viz:
1000 Gray Blankets.
1000 Bed Sacks
1900 Pillow Ticks
5000 Pairs Wooden Socks.
1900 Gowns
1900 Slippers.
The above articles will be sold In lots, to salt
both large and small purchasers
Terms Cash, In Government Funds.
Five t5 days will be allowed to parties purehas.
ing to remove their property
II goods are not all sold on the day adyertised,
the sale will be continued daily
CHAS. SUTHERLAND,
o2i-ts Asst Med. Puryeyor, Bt, Col u B. A.
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Illness of Hon. GoOrgc II. PcndIe.
ION.

CINCINNATI, oct, 23.-IIon. George II. Pen
dlcton has been confined to his bed since
Tuesday last by Inflammation oGthe lungs, and
has beea compelled to give up HIS appoint
ments to speak in Missouri, Michigan, and
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 23.-Two negroes,
named Abel Williams and Henry Young,
under sentence of death for the murder Of Mr.
WoOtcn, two years ago, In Warwick county,
and who were to have been hung to-day, have
been respitcd by the Governor until the eth
Of November.
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Watches and Jewelry.


Ii JEWELRY.
-. o. HOOD, No 1873 pennsylyanIa ayepne.
ane Gold JEWELRY, Solid Silver Ware. Spec
tseles, Opera GlsssSt, Pocket and Table Cutlery,
every variety Of silver Plated Ware, dc. at the
very lowest prices dali
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GEORGE A. FIrCII, one OF the tool, who en-
deavored to convict Commissioner Rollins by
swearing falsely, has been arraigned on the
charge Of having made to the President false
malicious, and libellOus statements against
United States District Attorney Courtney
with the object OF having him removed from
office a motion was H.Ic by his counsel for
a reduction Of bail in the case, AMI during the
proceedings an AFFIDAVIT Of the prisoner was
read that the statements alluded TO were false
aud were instisated by Buckley and Aun 5
stephens, the authoresI. The amount Of bail
MAS reduced. It is not possible that any man
can believe Whist this person sayt. lie has
| forfeited all right to be believed.
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Agriculture.

SEED STORE REMOVED TO X STREET, NEAR
y Nineteenth street. opposite the Market. Trees,
A. i. NORRIS, ia.
oel6'H EInsteOnih st.
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From New Orleans-LOss of q Steam
er-MOb Law.

NEW ORLEANS, October 23.-The steamer
General Quitman, from Yicksburg for New
Orleans, snagged and sunk yesterday 20 miles
above Bayou Sara. All on board were saved.
The boat and cargo Of l,7o9 bales of cotton
and $500 sacks OF cotton seed, were total
loss.
Last night number of disguised persons en-
tered the Jail at Csrrollton and shot two ne.
grocs, one OF whom had been twice condemned
for rape on white women In 1896, and been
twice rePricved-once by General Sheridan,
and once by General Mower. The other negro
was convicted OF rape on white girl aged IL
years, n few days ago. The first WAS killed
and the second ahot in the head, and will prob.
ably die. No other prisouers,werc disturbed.
This morning about two o'clock, fire broke
out In the upper part OF the city, which was
undoubtedly the work OF an iHcendiary. Dur
ing progress OF the FIRE, number of negroes
were discovered stealing goods saved from the
FIRE, when a fight occurred, and two negroes
were killed
Negroes and whites gathered from all quar-.
ters, armed, and the fight promised to become
general
A company Of infantry and body of police
from New Orleans, however, prevented a fur.
ther outbreak. The negroes finally took to
the woods. Nine or ten frame houses were
destroyed. The officers report all quiet there
this evening.
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The virginia Election.

WHEELING, w. Va, October 23-Complete
returns from Hancock and Ohio counties show
that the Republican gains arc over the vote
of 1866.
The Democratic majority In Ohio county has
been reduced TO l2J. Brook county Is very
close.
The Democrats will probably have n Em,ll
majority In Wood and Harrison counties.
Jefferson, Mineral, and Marion countleH
show large Democratic gains.
Marshall county ia claimed by the Republic
cans by 700 mJority-a gain.
Partial returns from Mason county show
small Republican gains.
The secretary of the Republican State Gen
trail Committee claims the state by reduced
majority, and the election OF Gen. DsvHll TO
Congress in the First district beyond doubt.
The Democrats expect large gains from tho
southwestern counties, which have not bcen
heard from yet.
The chairman OF the Democratic State Cen
trail Committee claims the state BY small
majority.
1t will be several days before sufficient re.
turns are received to indicate the result
The President TO HoratiO Seymour.
BuYPALo, Oct 23.-ThG following dispatch
from President johnson was received BY Gov.
Sey.sur this morning!
EXECUTIVE IASsI"Y,(
WA-niSGTOS, Oct. -, 1866,
Hon. HorGiiO Seymour
Isee 1t announced In the papers this morn
Ing thNt you will enter the Presidential can
yass In person. trust this may be so, as the
present position Of public affairs Justihas and
| demands 1t. 1t is hoped and believed by your
friends that all enemies to constitutional gov.
| ernment, whether secret or ayowcd, will not
be spared, and that their arbitrary and uni st
| usufpations, together with their wasteful,
| pronigat and corrupt use of the peoples
treasure, will be sgnally exposed and re-
buked.
The masses OF the people should be.aroused
and warned against the eHcroNchments OF deb-
potio power now ready to enter the citadel Of
liberty,
trust that you may speak with an inspired
tongue, and that your voice may penetrate
every good sni patriotic breast throughout the
land.
Let the living principles OF the violated
Constitution be proclaimed and restored, that
peace, prosperity, and fraternal feeling may re-
turn to our divided and oppress ed nation.
(Signedl ANDREW Johnson.
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o2I.ti

TOR RENT-A Two.sToRY FRAME HOUSE,
l. containing seven rooms, with an enclosure OF
Six Lots Of Ground, within two ,Quares OF the ter.
minus OF the Seventh street railroad south. In.
quire OF X. D. CLARK. No. So Four.and. half
street. ue2i-H
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THE DRUG STORE CONDUCTED BY ME
i nrn Tree 10 conduct il ia the iru. Interest Of ~
Pharmaceutical Science, no physician being
now interested IN II to the extent of dollar. IL
Tor the future offer It as worthy the coufdeIG OF
physcians aud others who have the Intelligence to
appTrcI ate the services Of man qualified IN, aud
devoted to, hi ca ling, who Is determined 10 sue
coed II DOUGLAS McCABE,
Pharmaceutical, No. 81 New York avenue.
Oc93-Jl between Fourth and Filth sl,,
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81 care nothing for promotion, SO long as our
agms are successful '-Grdnt 10 Sherman, FtJru.
I'y, 1852
lfmy course is not satisfactory, remove me at
'ucc do not wish. IN rny way to impede the
=, ls52
TIL. :, Republic, whore the will Of the people
= the law u the land '-GtHcrdl Grants letter to
Pr''ident johnson, August, 1857.
II shall have no policy Of my own to interfere
,Ehast the will Of the people n-Grdnts Letter
" ~ -. ls6s.
Human liberty, the only true foundation Of hu q.
mau government. ''-Grdnt's Letter 10 Citizens Of
M'mphis >"
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the ELECTION IN WEST VIRGINIA
Illness of Hon. George H. Pendleton

THE CHURCH AFFAInS
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THE LETTER OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON
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SSoW fell In Buffalo, n. y, on ThursLty
Governor seymour spoke In that city on the
same day. The dispatch does not say which
produced the most chilling eilect the Govern.
ur's speech OF the snow,
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INTERESTS OF ENGLAND AND AMERICA
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CARS will be running over so miles Of the
Union Pacific railroad on Monday next
President Johnson has placed Cornolu,
Wcndell, Of Warrington, In the Board pf Com
mIssIUHers,
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SPEECH OF LORD STANLEY
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SPEECH OF MINISTER JOHNSON
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LATEST TELEGRAPHlC NEWS
The LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS

GRAND BANQUET TO MINISTER JOHNSON
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-05-07
County Committee Meeting.

The membets of the Democratic Coun-
ty Committee will please meet at the
Court in Ebensburg, on Monday, the lst
day of June next, at 7 O'clock in the even
ng. Punctual attendance is earnestly re-
auestcd, as change In the manner of
nominations and other matters of impor-
tance will be laid before the Committee.
r.. L. JOHNSTON, Chairman.
Members Of namnee-Geo Delaney,
Joseph S. Mardis, Geo. c. K Zahm, D.
a Luther, VIM. A. Krise, John Buck,
Nicholas Helfrich, John McFeeIy, Thos.
EGan, John Campbell, NJ. McNamara,
John Knepper, Rees j. Lloyd, John +.
Seaman. Chas. o. Hagan, Tbos Kinney.
Geo w. Osborn, James Potts, NJ. w.
Dickey, d. MC!elIand, ]. K. Hite, p.
H Shields, J. S. Osborn, Peter McDer-
matt, A, ID. Criste, Patrick Boyle, Henry
Topper, Michael Daley, Silas Byrne,
Christian Reich, Lawrence Furlong, Owen
Sweeny, VIM. c. Fleming, l. Cassidy.
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GENERAL SHERMAN IFDIGNANT. The
Washington correspondent Of the Chicago
Times says:
at is well known that General Sher-
man is indignant at the prospect of an
unjust and partisan conviction of the
President He says that if johnson is
unjustly convicted, that he (Sherman) will
appeal to the people Of the United States
against the findirg of the Senate that he
Will himself, IT necessary, b. the standard
bearer OF the party opposed to such con-
vicTion, no matter who may be the
standard-bearer on the other side, and
that he will agree 70 stump the country
on the question This threat, delivered
with the Generals accustomed and we'll
known vehemence OF manner, has greatly
alarmed the Radicals, and there was a
good deal of futter1ng in their camp last
evening in consequence.
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A CHAMBER TR1AL.-senate sitti

A = CHAMBER TRIAL.-Senate sitting
as CAUCUS, presided over by the Chief
Justice gagged like Mrs. Surratt
DEAD DUCK swears the jury, two
thirds of whom take the oath with men
tai reservation to break it,
Enter Ghost, Beast, Haagn1an, !Secession>
Isl, Repu9iatOr, House of Representatives,,
and all the people of the United States.
President brought in in Steel Trap
Indictment, kidnapping Stanton.
GhoSt cracks his whip, Beast dances,
and trial proceeds
Results Of the Evidence. Law don't
apply. Constitution does. No offence
intended. None committed Stanton not
kidnapped
Arguments heard. Beast howls. Ghost
shakes his finger. Rfpucliat0r shakes his
head, but there's nothing in it. Hangnran
grabs at another victim.
Jurors render their verdict. DEAD Duck
takes II. Guilty by strict party vote.
Results of the trial. President removed.
Wade promoted Caucus divides the
spoils. Constitution buried. General iu>
biIee. Bonfres at the North Negro
professions at the South. Grant Dictator.
Then Emperor. Lane Int
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nd will suffer under that feeling til he is

and will suffer under that feeling til he as
relieved
attended a meeting of the Democrats
ly and pleasant time. No truer Demo
Gratis in the world than those of Altoona,
and they are in good earnest in their de-
termination to al in arresting the ruin
Ons assaults Of Radicalism on the Consti
tuition and institutions of the country A
gentleman from your neighborbood' made
a speech, which gave great satisfaction,
especially that portion in which he said
he would not be a candidate for Congress
any more. l thought he had better not
he has been beaten twice already-and
| commenced in my own mind parodizing
DR.. Muhlenberg's hymn to suit his case:
I would not run always can't make it pay,
For storm after storm rises dark u'er the
way
No sunshine. of hope can the shadows dispel
CT Barker, the Yankee-and Yankee Morrel.
would not run always-in vain do preach,
Congressional honors are out of my reach,
And all my achievements and feats on the
stump
n. B. The copyright Of the above secured
according to law
visited the Catholic Fair. had col
ored my hair and shaved my face-had
pale colored shirt and an irreproachabla
necktie. | expected to produce a sensa-
tion-for you know I'm not an old 6ache-
Tor. But my anticipations were more
than realized. A number of the hands
soonest ladies in the concern approached
me with a freedom which nothing but
Leap Year could account for. of course
made my best bow-assumed my blandest
smile-and l had triumph As l en-
tered into conversation with all my won't
cd krilliancy l was successful in arousing
the jealousy of some Of the Fair" ones.
Shortly one of the ladies told me
could have fine tea set for one dollar
l Immediately invested. Another proffer-
ed me a watch at the same price, and
invested in thett. finally became bewil-
dered with jargon of pleasant confab
and cheap bargains, and kept purchasing
in the same manDer until my watch ad-
monished me of the hour for retiring,
when | spoke of the articles, but was in
formed that nothing was to be delivered
till the Fair was over. / then left my
and left myself
Days led-weeks fed-no news of
any of my bargains l Inquired and learn
ed that was not to get anything. Then
l thought of the Peter Funk auctions of |
New York City, and wondered if Altoona
City was assuming the same Functions
| met friend from the ground-she con-
firned what had heard asked her,
"Do you think this all fair p She cave ,
me an arch look as she replied, eyes
it was nothing but Fair all the time"
"Those ladies'" said she, E'of whom you
speak, are engaged in aid of great char
ity-procuring home for tbs homeless
They are aiding their good pastor in the
erection Of building for the Sisters,
where the poor are to be cared for and the
children educated TO 20 in thelright way,
through our worthy clergyman for,''
added she, ''you know what the poet says:
g Ills education forms the common mind.
Just as the Tuigg is bent the trees inclined''
So felt that l had indeed least my
bread upon the waters" and trust it will
''re;urn after many days"
Au Reservoir, MACSHANE.
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&. X. K.-The Kuklux Khan are kali
ed upon to kastigate or kill any kullered
kusses who may approve the konstitution
being konkokted by the kontemptibIe kar-
pet-baggers at the kapitol. Each Klan is
commanded by a karniverous kernel who
kollekts his komrades with kare and kan.
tlon commensurate with the magnitude of
the kause. Whenever konvened. thew
must korrektly give four kountersigns-
These are : Kill the kullered kuss kIean
out the karpet- baggers krush the kon-
vention karry conservatism konfusion
to kongress konfederates will konker.
OF kourse the klan kreates considerable
Transformation among the kongos and there
kurning kOnduktors, who kalkulate that
their kareer may he kut short by katas-
trophies. Kurs, they kant konpIain.
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PREMoNITIONs--It is stated that Palm
Sunday, two days before his death, D'Ar
cy McGee spent at the house of friend
in Ottawa. While there he had dream.
the circumstances Of which are as follows
''The deceased went to holy communion
IN the morning at early mass. During the
fore part of the day he wrote letters to the
Earl of Mayo and DIR. Tupper, who is now
IN London. After dinner he retired to the
library and had short sleep. Upon re-
turning to the family circle, he said he felt
somewhat annoyed at singular dream he
had had Upon the ladies asking him to
repeat it he said: 81 dreamt,I was standing
by the Falls of Niagara, and saw a boat
containing two men sailing down the rap
ids, and approaching the brink of the
cataract. Seeing their danger and appa-
rent ignorance of it, l rushed forward 10
warn them. The boat turned round and
proceeded up the rapids, and l went over
INTO the gulf beneath" These are. as
near as possible, the words in which Mr..
Niece told dream which seems to have
been premonition of that death which so
soon followed 1t certainly derives great
significance from its awful fulfiIIment.
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A SLIGHT CHANGF.-Four years ago
all Mongrelism, big and little, old and
young, black and white, wanted to hang
the ''secesh" Senator and ''traitor" from
Tennessee, Jefferson Davis, on sssour
apple tree and denounced every body
and all their relatives as worse than trai
tors who would not fall down and worship
the ''great," the ''good,' the "fearless,"
the ''patriotic, the ''loyaI Union" Sena-
tor from Tennessee, Andrew johnson
Now Jefferson Davis. with all his ''trea-
son. is sent out from court without a
trial, while Andrew johnson, with his
abundant loyalty and ''Yeunionism,'
stands arraigued before them as Grim
inal unworthy the place they placed him
BelLefoate Watchman
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~ r E a S UR ER'S SALE
UNSEATED LANDS AND LOTS
IN CAMBRIA COUNTY, A. D. 1868.

|, John Cox, Treasurer of Cambria county,
In the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, in
pursuance of the several acts of Assembly of
said Commonwealth, directing the time and
manner Of selling Unseated Lands for taxes,
dO hereby gice notice that the following des-
crlbed tracts of Unseated Lands and Lots of
Ground, in the said County of Cambria, or
such parts thereof as may be necessary to
pay arrearages of taxes due thereon. for one
year or more, will be offered for sale at the
Court House, in the Borough Of Ebensburg.
on the Second Monday, being the 8h day Of
June nert, and continue by adjournment
from day to day. until the whole be sold, for
such arrearages of taxes and costs necessarily
acCTuiDg thereon.
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MIR. EvARTs, who so ably defends Pres
ident. johnson and SO bitterly denounees
the iniquity of Impeachment, was the
chief speaker at the Republican mass meet
ing which was held at the Cooper Insti-
tute, New York, on the 10th of last Octo-
Der. The New York Tribune is assaiIine
him most bitterly for the course he is now
pursuing, and every smaller Radical sheet
in the country will be barking at him. 1t
is singular fact that very few really
great lawyers are left in the Republican
party. They cannot support it without
stultifying themselves. its doctrines are
so perfectly subversive of the Constitution,
and of all law, that no honest man withia
well trained intellect can fail to condemn
them.
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T, L. Ian STROTH'S
PATENT
MOVABLE COMB BEE HIYE!

Pronounced the best ever yet introduced in
this County or State. Amy person buying
family right can have them transferred
from an old box into new one Several
persons have had their bees transferred
and they have proven satisfactory.
9z-MesSrs. JOS. w. Seese aud d. P Ever
sole say that they took of one Hive, ia June.
1865. 48 pounds of honey, and in 1866, 623
lbs. and swarm, and the bees had plenty
to do them through the winter; in 1861,
80 lbs. of surplus honey was taken out
Out of nine hives j ID. Kagarice took 365
lbs. of box honey in 1866
Persons wishing to purchase family rights
can do so by calling on or addressing
PETER CAMPBELL
April %, 1ses-tf. Carroytown. Pa.
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WE judge from the immense sales that
Mrs. 5. a. ALIENS IMPROVED (nelv Style)
HAIR REsTORER or DRESSING (in one bottle)
is preferred by every one. Every Druggist
sells it. Price One Dollar. ap.9 I'm