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The Portland daily press., 1871-09-16

THE TAMMANY PANIC.-A New York
despatch says the stormy conference of Wed
nesday between Hall, Sweeney and Tweed re-
suited, it is said, in Tweed's dissolving his
partnership with Hall and Sweeney and in
forming them that for the future they must
look out for themselves unless they would
consent 10 be governed by him. This they
refused to do. The trio then separated, Tweed
to conduct the Tammany compaisn without
calling any more councils of war, and Hail
aud Sweeney to outgeneral him, if possible. by
raising rebellion In the ranks and cashier
ing Connolly who, it is claimed, Tweed now
fully supports in his refusal to resign. 1t is
also said that Hall and Sweeney held secret
meeting late Thursday afternoon to devise
means OF fighting the grand sachem land that ex
SherffO'Brien has positively withdrawn from
the ring aud hidden defiance to it. Several
prominent democrats from the interior of the
State were in town, and declared that the
eonrse pursued by the ring was injuring the
party greatly, and that something must be
'ne before the meeting of the State conven-
ton,
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-16
DOMESTIC PORTS

o. PORT GAMBLE-Ar 4th, barque Vaudeville, Waite
=, San rRANoTsco-Ar It'll, sch Meldon, Sears, I'm
rt new ORhEANsaAr 9Th. brig Caroline Gray
Boston. rs A'oi"' snowman
RlOHMoND-s'd 18th inst, sch Aldanab Ro...
khoa les Georgetown, DC. A'oNe'
BALTIMORE-Cid 18th inst br;o Flar po.,.ua
ca 18th, seas Starlight. Jones, Boston; j White
Iouse, farhham, and Warren Blake Meseryev 10,
o,PHiLADELPHIA-Ar 18th, sch L & M Knowles
Clement, Salem - ~ ''
:, Also ar 18th, brigs Amelia Emma, Carbon, Bangor
Elk = Medman, Redman, Gardiner, sch Lark, Guptil.
At quarantine 18th, brig Packard. I'm Charles
Cid 18th, scbs j v Wellington Parker, for Boston !;
ophii. Murphy. East Cambridge.
At Delaware Breakwater 18th, brig Thos walter,
IRON Mayaguez for Portland ~ ronn,o,n
Boston; schs Nuato, Small, Mayaeuez Anna, Sioos
Rondout tor Portland; f Coffin, Reynolds Macslas;
Ariel Austin Bangor; GsfaE Eve a ssfs!s pe,ePson'
Calais. - cu.. s.,o,,ra
American Union, Chand er, Lennon, Am Congress,
Ar I5Ih. schs Howard. from st Croix; Hortensia,
Merton, Demarara Tor New Haven. ,.o, su,ur-
Cid 1itb, harque Rebecca Goddard, Manson, smyr-
ma; brig Harry, Brown Glbra tar.
Passed through Hell Gate 18th, sebs Pans Sawyer
Port JOu nsOn tor Bosom; oaIuc rhiher, "" aulA
for Boston; W II Sargent, Rogers, do for do; har-
riet Fuller Willard, Port johnson tor Portland;
Mention, Crowley. New YORK Tor Boston Osprsy,
Crowley do tor do; Mt Hope. Coase. do to- aiais
Wigwam Port johnson for Bottom Gen Mrate, AL
len New YORK for Addison onward Leiahu, Am'
boy for Boston.
PROV IDENcE-Ar 18th, sch Ocean Ranger, Clark
Bangor.
Below 1ith sch Bowdon Young, I'm Savannah.
NEW BEDFORD-Sld lith, sch Gov Coney, Mar
son New Terk
VINEYARD HAyEN-Ar 18th sch Minnie Still,
Jennings Portland Tor Patchogue.
Also ar 18th, brig Annie NJ Knight Davis. CARL.
ner LOT PhilaIelphia; sch oregon, Pinsbam, aud
Storm Peirel, Davis New York tor Boston; Light of
the East, Harper, Wilmington for do, with foresal
split.
SID t4ih, brigiAnna NJ knight.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-16

PORTLAND.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1871.
The Position of ,hr Temperance We" i"

The Position of th~ Temperance Men i"
iEe Late Canvass.
The temperance men," so called, eohs'i-
tutin. the bone and sinew of the kepuphc''n
parry of Maine from the very first, nave oeen
placed 10 false position by the PRETENDED
report OF an interview with joshua Nye, late
chief of the Stale Police. We were convinced
when the report of.'Percie's" interview with
Mr.. Nye appeared in the argus and Standard
that he had either became suddenly insane
or had been made the victim of gross forgery
We could not attribute his pretended declara.
ton that 1.-THE Democratic party is as good a.
mperauce party and will do as much tor
temperance as the Republican party" to any
m raj perrersiiy, for we had always regarded
b d as man OF eminent sin cerity and integ-
7. y. We had been accustomed to look
GA him as one of those truly great men,
who, like Garrison, Kossuth and Victor
Hugo, had sacrificed the brilliant po-
iltcal career within reach to his devotion
TO principle. Certainly his good record and
his great executive ability would have ena-
IA the field of politics. But Mr.. Nye's radi-
caism on the temperance question has eX-
cuded him as effactuaily from political prefer
ment as if he were cut off by some consttu-
tional disability. Even when the extlaordi-
nary cont agency of the establishment of a
State police at length made it possible for him
- hold position under the State it will be
remembered that he served without salary.
Tdisis the sort of man who was reported to
have uttered oracular absurdities like the one
been deserving of no attention if the position
of Mr.. Nye in the temperance ranks had moi
been one of acknowledged leadership. The
purpose of the report was to show from his
declarations that the temperance men in gen.
era were not in harmony with the Repubh-
can party, aud that they had at length discov-
cred that they must distrust both parties alike.
1t is with great satisfaction, therefore, thai
we have received the assurance that the SEN
tence We have quoted and others of like alb
as it appeared originally in the Boston Post
was toleraoly fair, but somebody made very
important lamentations for the Standard and
Argus. There is no better illustration OF the
faisthood and forgery on which the Democra-
cy founded their hopes of success than this
We are glad that they entered upon this I'M
worthy scheme for making political proselyt ties
this year instead OF next, because there ex-
peiience will not encourage them to proceed
further in the same direct ion.
The fact is that Mr.. Perham received his
most earnest and effective support from his
old associates in the temperance cause.
Though the Republican party has unquestion.
ably been guilty of some derelictions with re.
spect to the temperance cause, yet now, as
heretofore, the great body of its adherents are
sincerely devoted, as the Republican platform
declares, to the principle oil prohibition.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-16
.DUS'g' PUBLISHED.

The following Lectures for Gentlemen, bound in
one volumetpocket .di.ion). entitl d,
M4NHOOU
Corrected and revised nv the author E. de Curtis
Doc of Medi ines, Memuer OF Royal College OF
Surgeons, ENGLAND; LlcentIsts OF College OF
Physician Ednburg; Hon. Member Fa-
Guilty de M1dicieI, Paris; &c.:-
1 PH[L2SOpHY OF MARRIAGE:
2. PREMATURE DECLINE IN NAN.
8. NERVOUS AND PHI fSICAL DEBILITY.
q DISEASES OF THE GENERATIVE
ORGANS
s. SPERM ATORRBEA
6. ABUSES OF THE NATURAL FUNCTIONS.
7. TREATMENTA AND CURE
Price 90 cents by mail Address the author, DR..
CURTIS. rr, mont race, Boston.
mT8-sneod1y juni3
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-16

ANOTHER WALL STREET CoNsPIRACY-
Judge Bedford, of New York, reconvened the
grand jury yesterday and charged them to this
effect.
That he and the District Attorney had re-
ceived Information showing that a gigantic
conspiracy was on foot IN Wall street, having
for its object the locking of millions of gold ,
thus creating financial panic. embarrassing
trade and iniuring the public generally. Judge
Bedford desired the grand jury to retire for de-
liberation on the proofs that the District At
torney would submit to them. The cnlprits
ought said Judge Bedford, to be brought to a
speedy instice. Many leading Wall street men
are implicated.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-16
FIRE AT PoRrsMouTH.-Friday morning fire

FIRE AT PORTSMOUTH. Friday morning fire
broke out in a barn and extending to the house
which was occupied by MIR. Thomas Homes as
a dwelling house and rum shop. Mr.. Homes
stock of liquors was s: we'd, but he lost about
Hlll and Bridge streets, owned by Mr.. VIM.
ID. Ferna,d, and occupied by Messrs. Nathan
iel Peuder and George Brooks, was much
damaged by fire and thoroughly drenched
with water; furniture saved. Both houses
were well insured, and neither was worth
much after the fire was put out. Loss esti-
mated at less than $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-16

NOT influence the vote of ward alderman in
his town OF Portsmouth, n. H. His advice
will not be very potential in determining the
nomination OF member OF Congress for the
First District of Maine. YORK CoUNTy
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-16
DR.. eickmell's syrup.

For the cure of Bowel OF Summer complaints. acts
like magic upon by sentery, uiarI hGa, Cholera Nor
bus, Colo, CIamp, Sick or Sour Stomach Dyspep-
STA, &C, givi G Immediate relief. Free tom opiste,
and ne yer produces eostveness. De gned for chill
en- as well as grown PEI sons Sold by all dealers
In med cine. Please give il a trial Prepared only
by Edward Su .te n, OF Providence, r. I. iyl9sl Ban
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-16
8. B. Cow EEL.

Anticipating leaving the city offers his entire
stock of Foreign and Domestic Dry and Fancy Goods
at great bargains, and will continue the sales only
until he sells his (See advertisement by Geo.
r. Dauts Co.. Row is your time to make your
Fall and Winter purchases.
aS~COme carly and avoid the rush. sep7-sntf
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-16
~ q II II q H !

THE Cigar that advertised for sale at 229
l. Congress street, has removed back to the OLD
stand on Exchange street, where will still manu-
aciure the choicest brands of cigars 1 will invite
all my cus omers aud trends i'll general to call and
examine my goods and get posted on the prices. l
have all brands ct Imported Cigars, and fine brands
OF Smoking Tobacco.
l want two first class Cigar Makers--no poor ones
wanted. e. PONCE. No. so Exchange st.
If
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-16

kicked up never was witnessed in the great
up-river District In the midst of the pow
wow, while q. A. Cushmap, Esq, was eni9r9-
ing on the wonderful beauties OF modern De-
mocracy and the intense happiu when iol-
lowed their triumph, the festivities We're inter-
rupted by the APPEARANCE of Hiram Evans,
ESQ.,, a istaunch Republican from hlngmap,
who communicated The solemn Intehigence
that Kingman gave fifty votes tor WOOD, Ne
publican and two for the Democrauc caGoi-
date-electins Enoch z. Wood, Esq Republic
can by three votes. Such bomb-sneli was
never before thrown into the D5mocratlc camp
Squire Cushman's speech was brought TO a
sudden close, and that crowd did some marvel
lous walking, some for home and some for the
nearest grocer. To night there will be jubi-
lee en- the other side Bangor Wing.
A MISSING LADY.-The Boston (Mass.) pa
pers say considerable anxiety is felt for the
safety OF Mrs. Louisa c. Mitchell, wife of Rev.
Edward c. Mitchell, of Detroit, Michigan.
she is known to have arrived in that CITY from
Portland on Tuesday, the 9th inst, and is sup
posed to have taken the evening train for New
York on her way to Philadelphia, but has net
been beard from since. She has been in i'll
health for some time, and it is believed that
she was taken sick on the Journey between
Boston and her destination. She was q years
old, medium size, dark brown hair, large
smooth forehead, and small nose. On her per-
son was plain gold ring, also cut gold ring
with HAIR enclosed, inscribed on inner surface,
Ned to Louisa, June %, 1862, and a gold
hunting case watch, gold chain and locket.
The FRANKFORT REPREsENTATIvE.-The
Bangor Wing says that Col 7. Il. Gushing,
who was defeated for Representative in the
Winterport and Frankfort District, received a
very handsome support in his own town, Wiz
terport, where he run t,centy-one ahead of his
ticket. The strong Democratic town of
Frankfort threw nearly three hundred Uotes
from population of eleven hundred and fifty
two, nearly two hundred of which were legal
ly and honestly thrown, and the balance a la
Tammany and the New York Reporters If
an investigation is had no doubt it will be
shown that the Colonel is elected by seventy
five majority. What a lovely country this
would be under the present style of Demo-
cratic rule.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-16

MEETING OF THE MANUFACTURING CoMpA
MES AT BIDDEFoRD.-The annual meeting of
the manufacturing companies at Biddeford
took place this year under much more favora-
Die auspices than appeared at the meetings last
years. Then the great losses by the Skinner
failure, sweeping away large portion of their
CAPITAL and the prospects in view of an unpI Of
table years business, caused much melancholy
torebodIng among the stockholders. Energet-
&c men, however, went to work to repair the
damages, and this year shows revival of con-
fidence
The business of the first six months of tie
past year gave only nominal profit of 81 600
Ia the Pepperell, and $4,000 in the Lacohia,
but that OF the last six months shows a profit
OF about ten per cent on the reduced capital
of the Tacoma and something more than this
in the Pepperell. The Pepperell has manu-
factured during the past year nearly thirteen
million yards OF cloth, and the LacoDia 10, 625,-
734 yards.
The Pepperell has increased its captal 5000
600 by the addition of 400 new shares, ali of
which have been taken by the old stock hold
ers. The LacOnil has reduced the par value
of its shares from $1,000 to $500 and paid in
c~pital on one thousand new shares issued at
the same amount, making the capital Of the
reorg luized company now stand at $500 600.
Both companies have been fortunate in Sc
curing raw material enough at the lowest price
of the season to last them to the beginning of
the winter, and the prospect of the next six
mouths MAKE up is very gO00. They however
need each OF them to eXDend from $150OOO to
$50 900 each, 10 introduce into their mills all
Inc latest improvements IN machinery They
nave Just received an iustalment of ten par
cent on me skinner debt, amounting for the
Peppfrell to $4,000 and for the Laconia S67
900, hch will and them in this. On PAYMENT
OF hheen per cent. more at some futnre 1ay
all claims upon the house are t. be CAM alled
iue new treasurer Of these commands Mr.
John A. Blanchord, appears to be an actiya
energetic business man and a good fipancier
The officers of these corporations. cbosan Of
the meetings. on Thursday, were as follows:
LACoNIA.-Clerk, Augustine HAYNES.
Treasurer John A. Blanchard.
Directors-Charles W. Cartwright, Thomas
w glesworth, John A. Blanchard, Edward
w. Goldman, Sim'l Gould, James Longley,
Henry S'gourney.
PEPpERELL-Clerk, o F. Page.
Treas urer--Jobn A Blanchard
Directors-LVman NichO's, John A IBlancb-
ard Thomas Wiggles worth, A. E Hildretn.
Charles l. Young, Henry Sigourney, James
Longley Boston Traveller.
n, NOW You SEE IT AND NOW YOU DON'T
tuesday, afternoon the Democrats in the
oprlnafisld District were iubl INT over the re-.
SUI OF The election. They had beard from
every pace but K'ngman, and the Democratic
q ihdldate was forty five ahead. Last wear
hlugman threw sonly 13 votes and this year
hey thought possibly thai so m ght be tbrown
about bali OF them for secret, irculal KimbaIl
They were confident they had carried tha
District and the unterri6ed were irrepressible
They must give vent to their feelings or bnrst
Great numbers of the unwashed congregated |
at Springfield and such hullabaloo as was
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-16

MEXICAN OUTRAGEs ON AMERICAN YES
sELs.-fhe particulars of the attack on the
American barque Brothers, in Santa Anna
bay, by Mexicans, show that Santos Parder,
the consignee of the vessel, and his clerk, Ra-
mon Rippoli, led the assault
Captain Thurston. of the baruue Brothers
while on shore aG Santa Anna, August 90 was
forcibly detained by the civil authorities and
informed that one of his sailors must be given
up on account of debt OF $500 to a citizen of
santa Anna, and two others, one German and
one ChillaD, must also be given up because
they desired to leave the ship. Capt Thurston
said that those men had been legally and hon
orally shipped; that they were not Mex leans.
and that the surrender OF so many of his crew
would leave him in distress. If they were
taken, it must be by force, and he should Law
the whole matter before the Upited States
Government. To this the Judge replied "We
do not care for your Government, hut shall
hold you prisoner until these three men are
put Oh shore with their clothes and the money
due Them.
In the meantime the boat of Captain Thurs
ton had been taken possession OF by order of
the judge, and crowd OF drunken despera-
does placed in it, and directed to board the
oarque Brothers and take Sylvia by force. This
order was executed. Captain Thurston finally
consented 10 deliver up the sailors on shore the
next morning, and returned to the barque.
passing through crowd of roughs who shout
ed XIII him, Kill him." Five hundred dol
lars were due from the consignee for demur.
rage, and Captain Thurston was invited by the
consignee to come ashore and sign receipt
for it. but refused to do it. On the night of
The 18th Rippoll, the consignee's clerk. and
ten more came on board with the apparent in
tention OF dispatching the vessel, but imme.
diately drew revolvers and cutlasses and at
tempted to arrest Captain Thurstop. The crew
defended Captain Tnurston and completely
vanqoisbed the attacking party, the captains
son killing four men with his fathers revolver.
The last one killed was Rippoll, who fell under
sabre blow from Captain Thurston. OF the
entire party but two escaped The steward of
the brothers had iour teeth knocked out by
bullet, aud was odly one of the crew wounded.
he left the Brothers in a boat just as two more
boats tull of Mexicans arrived to renew the at
t6ck, and was picked up by the Harvest Home
Inc Mexicans then attacked the Harvest
Home, and were repulsed after loosing ten or
twelve Wounded.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-16
M A II II L e ID


In Gorham, Sept II, MIR. Lorenzo d. Files aged so
years mouths
Funeral services Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock
at his late residence. Relatives and frierds are in
vted 10 attend
In Cumberland, Sept. Z, Mrs. Elathsa Stubbs
wife OF coward Stubhs. aged 40 years months.
Massachusetts papers please copy.l
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-16

BOSTON-Ar 18th, shin Formosa Ana, .r.uU
schs Sylvan. Berry. Ponce: Sea Foam, Pendis'nn'
Philadelphla; Mcgee Mnlvey; Allen, and Pavtliop'
Pierce, and Mary Hail. Wallace Rook ard 'a'
a. ca l.ln 'eh' Emperor, harris, Camden Ri-
Ar 18Th, brig ISIS. Anderson. Pbadelnbia. scbs
Grace ALLEY, Ellzabethport; Alligator. Davis, Pot
oonnsoh; vnlcan SIN ILL., Pembroke Brutus lord
and Patriot, Scoy. Bangor King eaJer snare ~
G MderpoTt ssussanoa, eeks. Bath; BuxlCn
h9 p0p1 SSs,per ~ john, NB Edna Kart BAH
phr.donhi. uIH- Ar 16t1, sch David Faust, Lord
FOREIGN PORTS.
at AT at Manila July 10, ship Oracle, Given I'm hong
Ar at Calcutta 18th inst, SHY WINGED Bn.t.r
Small, liverpool % days 'N'e''
AR at Malaga 18th ut. brig Clara Jenkins. Coombs
Sid TN Genoa 2sth ult. ship Mary RI O ,srV.
don, Leghoin to ad rags aud marine IoI New YorIe
SD fm Genoa 2oth ult, brig NJ Herrera French,
Ar At Aleers prev to iith inst, shI zouave. swain
New York.
for New Orleans CHAPMAN. Stone sid Cen &c
Lellan. Williams. fnl New YOr oarqOs LoIena.
SID I'm ,,ioraIIer 2cth ut brig H wri2ht, Mey.
e S. (Irom Philadelphia tor Venic-.
Sid IND C dig % ut haIq.e DAM Webster Ken.
drick, Ma'a's; Spcedwell, Pstlen, do; bIlg knsn
In port 2sih, oarque Eliza White, NabonAy, ter
New York.
Ar at Shields 1st ms. barqus Isaac Hall, COcord,
Rotterdam.
AT Demarara 22d ult. scbs Lugano Steele fr'u
New York. ar 1OIh Tor do 2Sd; AOeza. Wright, m
Wilmington ar 10Th.
AT Ponce 18Th ult big Geo harris, blanchard, tor
New York, dg
Sid ~ Old Ia Dor, j, 18th ut, brig Ramirez 5er-
nard, New York.
AT havana ., II inst. barques Wary Fox. R7ss tor
Boston, DC: W Roswell Herrn an. ioi York,
do. Elba. Pc erson. brigs Manlius, I id, anu
Fannie Butler. Nleke son. unc
Ar AT Matanzas 1ttb bar u T Stooker, cher,
Havana 81 Aci cia. Anderson. 30 ton. b ig Mfrha
\ Berry. Mountiort, Por land sih, Mary Chase,
DoIan. Norfolk.
In port Z Q, brig Ella Mara, Berry. unc; and the
above arrivals.
Ar at Cardenas 9Th INST, barque Eva Fisk, Nith.
| ols, MIddesboro, Il.
CID at Sagua 9th. brig Eta Tucker T. cker tor
Fernandna, to load lumber OF Philadelphia a. $40.
Ar I'd inst, barQue Yumrr, johnson, New York.
SPOKEN.
Aug II. lat 28 N, lon 20 brio Caprera B'aucIard
from Richmond Va for Montevideo
Aug %, lat az 3d. Ion l6, shle Sunrise, Luce from
Liverpool lot New York.
Sept 4, lat So Ia. ION IA 20, sch 7 Knight, NON
l Savannah for Portland.
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SWAN Il BARRETT.
Bankers and Brokers',

IOO Middle Street. Portland,
eB-On completion lin 1S72,ot go miles of Railroad
DOW building. between st. John, N. B, and Halitax
n s, there will be an unbroken line OF Railway
from Halifax all the Chief cities OF the United
States, and as two three days ocean travel can
be avoided, and about SO hours time saved from
New ork, IN going to or coming nom Eurore, by
rail to or from Halifnx,- large business in pas
sengers, mails AMI reghI will hereby be auded to
thu traffic over the E. g. n. A. Railway.
July13-sneod If
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DR.. Charles Hutchinson.

For the past nine years in practice at Gray, has
opened office at G5 Park Street.
Calls cut oitswn promptly attended. augslsnlm
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THE ONLY RAILWAY
CONNECTING THE UNITED ~TATEs
AND THE BRITISH PROVINCES New
Brunswick and Nova >rotiaJ. The 3opuatoD O. the
maritime Provinces is about ONE MILLION,
and all the land travel. freight, mails. &C., between
them and the UNI ed States pass over this Trunk
line. which is VITA ION PETE FION
Although not vet completed. the business of the
road is already far greater than its most sanpuipe
trends predicted. and is continually increasing
The net earnings from l. Ocal Business aIoue
on the 90 miles com i It'd in aue, a ready exceed
the interest Oh two and one quarter lions OF dol
lars anu will be largely Increasing after sept ne x
by the bu> mess 10 and from tne Provinces.
10 complete this road aud to equip fully as is
present Urge business and the im-1ed ate Increase
consequent upon its completion, requires the Com
panv has issued its Bonds 10 the amount of Two
Millions OF Dollars, secured bya
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Portland Observatory.

NO Stranger should leave the City without visit.
IN ing the ObseIva'o DRY MUNYON'S Hili From
the cup0la ~ fe ABOVE the a. may De seen The
entire City tue Ocean to the HORIZON CascO Raw
with It's 365 lslands The White Mountains "a
miles distant. and with the powerful TeIescOne
every direction may he III tinctly seen, The views
here are sad to DE unsurpassed for 4auty and "a
rety by any IN The world grt IS street cars mass
very 10 minutes. SN iy22 sm pass
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-16
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This superb Hair Dive is the best in The word--per-
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The uuDs Wm A. Bachelors Hair Dye produce
es IMMEDIATELY a splendid Black Natural
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