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straps which divide the fullness, and
four longitudinal pufs. Pompadours
are worn over long or short dresses,
and are made very useful in black
silk. for wear in the street, or with
trained skirts of different colors.
For trimming reps, linseys, and
waterproof cloths, there are heavy
ribbed silk braids, and for more fancy
textures watered ribbons Of different
widths, and in all the various shades
of color.
For merinos, wool delaines, and
Empress cloths, there are pretty
pointed trimmings, heavily brocaded
in colors, and ribbed silk braids of
splendid quality and infinite variety
of width and coloring, the inch-wide
being the most generally used. Al
paca braid is serviceable, and always
more or less employed; but it sinks
into the cloth, and is only effective IN
q contrasting color upon children's
clothing.
= The new Autumn feathers are very
gay, consisting principally of the
brilliant plumage of tropical birds.
The bright. breast of scarlet or Grim
son is used to ornament the front of
the hat, with a long, curled black
ostrich or peacock's plume for the
termination. Curled tips, brilliant
wings of pheasants, and sweeping
willow plumes, offer a choice almost
too rich and varied.
The new wells for the high black
" round . hats seem to have been made
with special reference to the fashion
able decorations; for the little round
ed points and tabs are p~rofusely orna-
mented with ~peacOoks feathers.
gorgeously embroidered In colored
silks.
The narrow hounces now used on
dresses are cut on the cross; deep
hounces can be cut either way, but
the very deep ones are certainly best
cut straight.
Plaid trimmings will be very much
in favor this year, and also plaid mate
rial for dresses. In Paris they have
brought ont a Bumber of gay colored
and original combinations unknown
in the Highlands of Scotland.
Marie ADtoinette hchus will be
much worn indoors, either CORES
ponding with the dress or in pleasing
contrast as wraps against the cUld
during Winter. and for that purpose
will greatly supersede the Zouave or
Signorita jacket. ert
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THE GREOIAN BEND.

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WIN. C. TURNOCK & co..
BRASS FOUNDERS.
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Corner Pine and First Streets.

Cash paid for old Copper and Brass.
~ Dealers in all kinds of Brass Cocks
Whistles, and Steam Gauges. Particular
attention paid to repairing and adjusting
Steam Gauges fumes tt
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The WHOLE WESTERN COUNTRY

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TOTICE, HEIRSl-A complete certi-
~ ned list of heirs to property in Europe
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ONCE Box $50, Washington, d. @. Refer.
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Commissioners Sale of Real Estate.
TO1ICE rs HERERY GIVEN that
the undersigned, Commissioned APP
pointed by the Court of Common Pleas of
V~anderburgh County, State of Indiana, by
virtue of an order of said Court made az
the September term, 1858, thereon, will sell
at PUBLIC AUCTION, at the courthouse
door, in the efIg Of EUGnsVttLe, fst said county,
on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24TH, 1853,
At 2 o'clock PM,
The following real estate, situate in said
county. to wit: Lots number fifteen Q5l
and sixteen (l6l. in Block number fourteen
(l4), In the Fourth Enlargement, adjoining
the city OF Evans lie. Also, LOIS number
twenty-five (22) and twenty-three l2S), in
Laugbltn's Addition to the city OF Evans
vile, upon which there is a GUOD STEAM
ELOURING MILL; being the property of
Gottleib Upper, Wilhelniina Ritz, Adam
Ritz, Mary T Ritz, and Mary A. Ritz.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash. the resi-
due in equal payments at one and two
years, the purchaser giving notes, with in
terest, without relief from valuation or
appraisement laws, and with approved
freehold surety.
JESSE w. WALKER,
se28dtd Commissioners.
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for sealed ~ pages on the whole subject.
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case. Patients treated by mail in every
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Among the first boats due here are
the Quickstep. from Cairo; Rose Hite,
from Louisville; Sam. Orr, from
Eastport; Havana, for Nashville;
Champion, for st. Louis; Melnotte
and Nightingale from ST. Louis;
Minneola. for Memphis; Silver
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Arrivals and Depnrtures,

The arrivals and departures up to 3
o'clock yesterday include the Armada,
from Cairo; the Fanny Brandeis, from
Nashville; the Shamrock, st. Louis to
Cincinnati; Sam. J. Hale, Memphis
to Cincinnati; the Mollie Norton and
Sallie v, from Henderson, the Ollie
Sullivan, to Cannelton.
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Weather and Wac.

The weather, yesterday, was partly
clear and quite pleasant. the mercury
ranging up to 80o at noon.
The river, during the "a hours end.
ing at 3 o'clock yesterday, had fallen
three inches, and is declining very
slowly. The bar in front of the CITY
is not vet exposed.
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RED JACKET
ANE.

NOTES From reports and letters re-
ceiyed:
1. Your Axe Is bound to be THE AXE.
IL. 1t will cut 25 per cent. better.
but with your Axe he can cut as well as
any one else can.
Nv. If Icould not get another, twenty.
i've dollars (S25) would not buy it.
". 1t will cut hOop-poles better thar
any other Axe.
vi. / would not be without it for any
thing.
For sale by all responsible dealers. and
the makers, -l
LIPPINCOTT 81 BAKEWELL,
4P Pittsburgh, Pa,
Sole Owners of the Patents.
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RHV N E s
For Other River Items see Fourth Page.
sTEAMBOAf PRINTING.

No printing establishment in the West
aas better facilities or greater ability for
Going fine Steamboat Printing. Our assorI-
anento OF o Type, though very large and
our job department. is under me- personal
11nPSrVIslon OF one of the best job printers
- = tiie EnlLed States. We are prepared to
- SShhadlngi Cards. Deck and Meal Tick
80 ~ OF rare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
wharf-boats win be promptly atfenSed 4o
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YOUNG LApIEs' cosTUMRs.

Dress of gray poplin, trimmed by
scarlet velvet arranged en- tGbtier at
the front sides, and back of the skirt.
Two of the velvets pass under the
waistbund (of similar ~velvet), and are
continued up the front Of the cOrsage,
forming bre fet'es. The upper part of
the bo1y is covered by a small -pale-
tine, like the dress, and is trimmed
by the scarlet velvet. At the back of
the waist are two bows and long float
log ends of scarlet ribbon or velvet.
Hat of gray felt, trimmed to match
the dress. @ @nf'
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FOR MATTHEW HAZE SMITHS NEW
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DIR. ]. W. POLAND'S

Is now offered to b afflicted throughout
the n after having been proved by
the test of thirteen years in the New Eng
land States, where its merits have become
as well known as the tree from which, in
part, 1t derives it's virtues.
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WASHINGTON.
General HaIIeck's ReDOrt-NutIlated
and $50 Treasury Bills to be With
draWn-SeWard'S Albany Speech -
Naval Force Ordered 10 Ascension
Contested Election Case.

| WASHINGTON, November 19-To-
day the contested election case arising
under the municipal election last
June was decided by the Supreme
Court OF the District of Columbia.
The petitioner was elected assessor
by twenty-four majority but the
Court said it appeared from uncon-
tested proof that eighty five soldiers
we're registered and voted, with no
other residence IN the precinct where
they voted than the stay of a soldier
under command of a superior. All
but one voted for the petitioner.
This military vote was In part aud
citizens of the ward and of the city Of
Washington, made up as it was from
the ballots of men who never had a
legal residence in the city or in the
ward, and who, by reason of their
military occupation, could not acquire
such residence. These views were
concurre1 in by Judges Carter. Fish
er and Wylie. Judge Allen delivered
an opinion, in which he said he be-
lieved that the Judges of Registration
had acted conscientiously, and their
judgment as to who were entitled to
vote was CONCLUSIVE. Ihe petition
was dismissed.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-Secretary
Sehofield has returned from New
York.
Secretary Stewards speech at Au-
burn, just before the Presidential
election has been handsomely bound
in pamphlet form. revised by himself,
with the title The Issues of the
Hour"
It is said, on what seems good
authority, that Immediately on receiv-
ing Minister Washburne's report of
the. transactions in Paraguay. decided
and effective instructions were given
to our new Minister, Gen. Mcmahon.
and also to Rear Admiral Davis. to
proceed with an adequate naval force
to Ascension to vindicate our ma
tional honor and redress wrongs said
TO have been committed by General
Lopez on American citizens.
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GU EBEC.
Canadian Items.

QUEBEC, November 19-The har-
Dor is nearly bare of shipping, aud
there are but few arrivals aud de
partures. The river is clear of ice
except along the wharves.
Nearly two feet of snow fell yester-
day.
The steamship Germany sailed this
morning with troops for Halifax.
ST JOHNS N. B, November 10
Yesterday was day of panic and dis
order. Nothing like it was ever
known before in ST Johns. Early
in the day it become known that S. j .
Ilovall, Agent Of the st. Stephens
Bank, had failed He had for some
years been doing large private bank
and exchange business, and had a
large number of depositors. His liza
bilities are supposed to be about
100000. He is now in Jail, where
writs are accumulating against him.
There was run upon st. Stephens
and Peoples Banks until about noon,
when the st. Stephens Bank sus-
pended.
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CIncInnaEi Markel

BY Telesraph.l CTNOIHNATt. Nov. 10.
FLoUR-In fair dem1rd and prices ali
better iafntly u so 81 T5.
WHEAT In demand at 81 so for No. ],
81 10 for No. 2 Spring.
CoRN-Firm at 5Sgj9c for new ear; old
nominal.
CoTroN-Dull at 22c for IniddIing.
IoBACCo-Unchanged
MHISKY-Dail at 95a97c tax paid.
HoGS-The marReL opened active at 81 %
al 30, but c oSed Dun at 81 O097 So. PACK
erS are not willing to pay better than 81 so
al 80: receipts 1900 head.
GREEN MEATS-in good demand sales OF
13.OO0 pieces at re for shoulders; l0140
l012c for sides, and 1l34dI2c for hams
BULK MEATS-In demand at 9544lOc for
shoulders. I3&@lIc for clear rib an d clear
sides, packed and about eighteen to twen-
ty-flve days In salt.
LARD-DulI at 14s4@15c for kettle, and
1414c fO- steam.
BU TER Scar ce aud in demand at S5939e.
EGGS Firm at SOC.
LtNSEED OII.-95g97c-
FLAXS FED 50 0O012 10.
GROCERIES, FIJI III at fun rateS.
GOLD D-l3l12 buying, and I35 selling.
EXCHANGE-Dull al LILO discount buying,
ana par selling.
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BY Cable.l e LONDON, Nov. l9-Eve.
MoSEY-The Bauk of England has raised
the rate of discount to 81 per cent. 1t has
been per Cent. since January, 1883. The
specie In the Bank has decreased In the
week fl 100000.
srocKs-ConsoIs 941s; 5-2Os 7414; Illinois
Central 96; Erie quiet and steady at 3Oc.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 10.
BONDS Unchanged /; 70.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 10.
cotToN-FIrm and slightly higher; sales
ofl2.00O bales OF Middling UpIands al l051d
Orleans Id.
Observation-Disclosures Flour DDS
Wheat--9s Cd. Corn--39s. Oats-3s Sd. Bar
ley--5s. Peas-Hs.
PROVISIONS duh. Beef-90s. Lard
Dull at 6Js Cd. Cheese--664. Bacon--55s.
PETRoLEUM--9d: refined l51zd.
RosIN-8s 81 for common; los Tor fine.
LoNDoE, Nov. 10.
SUGAR-Unchanged
TURPESrINE-spirits 29s Cd; fine Is 6d.
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General Grant, with his family and
staff, left the Metropolitan to-day at
noon, en- route to Washington.
Justice Gilbert. of the Supreme
Court of Brooklyn. yesterday rem
dered a decision In the libel suit of
Leonard e. Click against G. Colby.
George Hughes. Alfred Bear and
about sixty other merchants of this
city, in which he declared the COM
munication on which their complaint
was based was a privi legged one, and
therefore the suit was dismissed at
the cost of the plaintiff.
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MONTGOMERY, ALA.
Alabama State Fair.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. November 19.
The first Alabama State Fair held
since 1860 commenced yesterday, and
was largely attended. there being
many visitors from other States. The
number of arrivals and stock exhib-
tied was far beyond expectation.
The Legislature adjourned yester-
day on account of the Fair, and will
probably do no business this week.
The State gives Grant about 4,20O
majority. The number of white voters
in the State, according to the census
of 1866, is 100000, aud negro voters
10000. Grant received 1896, and
Seymour Y, ,O81 votes. 1t is estimated
that at least $4,000 whites did not
vote. The Democrats carry thirty
nine out of sixty one counties, aud
have carried three of the six Con-
gressional Districts.
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siU NETARY 4 OMEERCIAL
~ SeM YORK Market.
BY telegraph NEW YORK. Nov ls.

/ BY telegraph. NEW YORK, Nov. l9.
CoTToN-Firm sales $500 bales at 2414c
/ for smtdd3~g upiaulis.
FLeUR--.eceIpts $50 barrels; market
rather more active. and prices still run in
favor Of f b. yeTs sales Of go barrel a. 8 60
50 40g6 80 or extra. State; ST 25g7 80 for
extra Western 3 0 1@s9 IS for whife wheat
extra S6 70g9 90 for rounu-hoop Ohio; 81 so
9S9 O0 Tor extra st. Louis; SO 009SI2 50
for good to choice do, closing heavy. CALI
fornta Flour quiet at S6 75gI0 25. Rye
Hour steady; sales OF go barrels at S. 909
So %.
Corn MEAL-Qufet
WHIsKY.Steady = sales $50 barrels West
WHEAT ecefpts l49, ,465 bushels: mar
ket without deciied change in pc cas-; /;
lers are holding off; sales of 5000 bushels
at 81 500l 81 for No. 2 Spring: 81 OOa2 OIL
for Amber Michigan;s2 y for free white
Michigan.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEYaQuiet; sales 400 bushels EAg-
BARLEY MALT-Quiet
Conn Receipts 800 bushels; without
decided change; closing dull; sales of
5000 bushels at 81 079I II for unsouad:
81 I39I Is for sound mixed Western; 81 I6
for yeiiowrdo.; 81 10 for new white South
ern. -
OATs-ReceiptS u, 40 bushels; in mofer-
ate request without decided cnange In
prices; sales of 81 coo bushels at 81 II for
western in store and afi0aJ.
RICE-Is dull.
COFFEE-NOminai.
SUGAR-1nactIye; sales of 2,0o0 hog.
heads Cuba az ll13tgIIs1c.
MOLAsSES Nominal
HOP5-Quiet at l5G2jc for American
PETRoLEUM-Firm and quiet at I5c for
crude: 2S1zc for refined bonded
LINSEED OIL-DIll at So d97c
TURPENTINE--Spiri quiet at 47a47J%c
PoRK-Dn!l aud unsettled; sales OF $50
bbis at SIS g29 80 for mess: closing at s29 90
cash S25 for Old de-: Sz7la27 50 for 1868 a Id
1863 do S2l 75s22 50 tor prime; s23g23 25
for prime mess.
BEEF-Quiet; sales 100 bbIs at $40 00a1G SO
for new plain me S; SIG O042J OO for new
extra mess. Tierce Beef dull: 81 90 a3O OO
for prime mess; $50 O0G34 90 for India mess
S29 so. IVY
CUT MEATs-Firmer; sales OF I30 pckgs
at l29I5}4c for shoulders and I29l6%c for
hams; mlddles quiet. sales of 30 boxes of
cumberland cuI on private terms, an 50
boxes city snort ribbed for December at
l415c.
LARp-SaIes Of 655 tierces at l51z@I85zc
for steam, and l79l712c for kettle rendereI;
l4%c.
BgTrER-Flrm at 25g8sc for Ohio; 4O95Oc
for State.
CHEESE-frirm at I391Sc.
FREIGHTs-To, Liverpool dull; engage
ments Of 800 bushels wheat per steamer
at 7t4d.
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TORONTO.
A SWlndIer Arrested.

ToRONTo, Nov. 19.-James Nelson,
who lately obtained considerable no.
torIety by bringing extraordinary
charges against Mr. Bridges, manager
of the Trunk Railroad, was arrestG d
here at the instance of parties from
New York, on the charge of fraudu-
leutly representing himself as the
agent of the Canadian government,
aud procuring a large quantity of coal.
TORONTO, November 19.-The ap-
plication for writ of hGbeas corpus
in Whalen's case was gran led to-day.
ALMoNT, Canada, Nov. 19.-Hen-
ry's grist and wooden mills and tW Q
large frame buildings we're destroyed
by fire this morning. Loss, $40, 900.
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sew YOrk Dry Goods marker.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
DRY GOoDS-The trade is exceedingly
inert, but prices well sustained for heavy
brown sheetIngs; I6c for Atlantic A: I5ISc
for Pacific r, Laurel ID and Appleton A +,
and l415c for Grantteviile A A Printing
cloths STEADY at 714g75sc, and Drini ed calico
and standard makes at l2(G f21zc; low scal .
let flannels at SOC per yeTd, in light stock
and active request; blue aud mixed twill
ed hannels also very scarce, and IN i'm
proved request at 2fc.
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BY TeIegraphl MEMPHIS. Nov. I9.
.Corrov-Quiet and firm at 2214c; re-
ceipis I.6S5 bafes; exports / .643 bales.
FLoUR-Dull. prices unchanged.
CORN AT soc.
0ATS-At Gee as] tH EaH
HAY-At &24 co..
BRAE-At 81 O0a23 co.
CORN MEAn-e4 6og4 60. A
PoRR-&27 0u. p
LARD-At Iee.
al 10c. afsG Il 4Etr ss #4
BGLK MEATs -sides I6xsl7ci shoulders
IIH@l2c.
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81. LOuis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. Nov. 10.
ToBACCo-BuoyanJ and active at full
prices.
COTToN-Veld firm at 2I%@22c.
ELoUR-Very firm for low grades at 81 75
as 70 for supelhne; s. 7596 90 for extras (;
So 75GS for double extra.
WHEAT-Steady ami firm at 81 5O9l s.
for prime to choice Fall; 81 % az for fancy
do Spring scarce and higher at 81 20gl -
for No, and poor No. l.
CoRN-Buyers stand of, and only small
les of new yellow and white were made
at 75G76c.
OATS-Advanced to 5Oa54c.
BARLEY-BuOyant for best grades, and
prices are full; prt ne iowa Spring 81 80
prime to cnoice Minnesota S2d2 Is
kYE-Scarce and firm at 81 I215dI l5
PoRK-Dutl and heavy at S2I 81 for new.
BULK MEATS AND BACoN-Nomtnal: no
thing doing, and there IS very little bacon
out of smoke.
LARD Very dull: held at l434 3l5c.
WHISKY-LOWer and unsettled.
Hoes -Receipis increasing, and the
weather is more favorable; packers pay
65417c, gross.
ATTLE-Dull and heavy, but not quota.
bly, lower; prices range at 81 l492 I55z
gross, for inferior to choice.
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Chicago MarkeL.


By Telegraph CHICAGO, Nov.I0
EASTERN EXCHANGE - Firmer, al par
ouylns, and Dth per cent. premium SELL
FLOUR Firm and steady; Spring extras
S. 25g7 50.
WHEAT-No. 1 quiet, and 2G3c higher
sales at 81 2l@l . No firm, and 31a3i< q
higher; sales at 81 OSIz9l 12 closing firfn at
81 IL sales No. this afternoon at 81 IO1z
CORN No ] very firm, and lc higher
sales at S912g90c. closing at the outside :;
No dull. and 39 ic lower sales at 75d76c
Tor new shelled. .56CDfSc in store, and 6OaGIc
on The track. sales of No. since Change
at S9c.
OATs--More active, and I0l1lc higher;
sales of No. ? at 471SGs4Syzc, aud 42c, closing
at 4714g471ac for No. 2.
R1E-Flrmer, active. aud &c higher; sales
No. at 81 U7I3Cgt 10, closing at 81 a.
BARLEY Moderately active, ami 5a5Jxc
hlzher; sales No. at 81 55 al 81 and re-
1ected at 81 3O@i 32, C osing at 81 569I 56L
HI HwINEs-Ipactive and nominal at
96a97c.
p rovIsroEs-Qufeta and easier. Mess pork
S24 %; me =. ordinary, sz3 25g23 81; inoss
pork, seller, February aud aarcn $40 OO
Dry salted shoulders TIC; green hams
lO%c; Cumberland middIes seller. first
haif OF January. Zoe; short rio middIe~,
seller, FIRST half of January, lie. Lard l4L
gl4Ac cash, and l3c, seller, first Lalf OF
January.
CATTLE Quiet, and I5a2)c lower; sales
al 81 l21994 50 for common 10 good cows,
and s5 O0g5 81 for fair TO good light steers
HOGS = Moderately active on shipping
account; sales at So 40u6 10 for oommo, !,
S6 eOG7 u for fair to medium, and 81 I56
% % for good TO choice.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-20
Sew York cold and stock Marker.

MoEEY-Easy at 597 per cent. on call,
with some transactions AS low per
cent I; prime discoun is 7ql0 per cent.
SrERLING-Flrm at 91Sd93E per cent.
GoLD-Irregular; opened 13456; advanced
Co I35. and closed weak at 1917. &c Is re-
ported that the Government will resume
public sales shortly.
GovERNSr grrs Steady Coupons of 81,
ll4ssgll45s; do. 90, lI09Il05z: do. 'b4. IO71s
@II0E: do. '07. llO1zGilo5S; do. '6s, iI01<a
1l01x; 10-40s, I0o1< tf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-20

blessed is the man who invented
Sleep" says Sancho Panza. Still more
blessed is the man who invented the
means of remedying the neglect and mis-
fortune that changed my locks gray before
my time, or reaped the harvest OF nv hair
rett's Vegetable Hair Restorative" must
Je ascribed merits possessed by few or
none OF the usual remedies for badness
malls of its efficacy are numerous and
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