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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-04
BY HENRY DODGE,
Governor Of the Territory of His
cO1lSill.
A PHOCL IN ALTON.

Whereas day of Thanksgiving and pray
ing has heretofore been observed 10 this Terri
tory. and is deemed proper in christian COM
munity; ! therefore recommend TO The people
TO meet at the usual places of worship on We'd
nesday the 18th day Of December next. to
unite in appropriate acts of devotion and sup
plicalion 10 Almighty God humbiy confessing
our sins as individuals and as a community,
and while we seek to obtain pardon for our
past offences. implore III mercies of our Hea-
venly Father. lei Us supplicale his blessings
on the people Of this Territory, and the con.
tinuance of our civil and religious privileges,
devoutly thanking him for the frnifulness of
the past season. and for the blessings We en-
Joy in this favored land of Liberty: that he
would prosper The people in all branches of
honest industry, and give efficacy TO all The
means of reformation. benevolence and knowl.
edge; increasing the influence of divine truth,
to correct. purify. and elevate the character of
the people, SO as TO render them worthy of
blessings as heirs of az immortal hope through
Jesus Christ our Lord
In Testimony Whereof. have here unto Sc,
my hand. and caused the Great Seal of
l.. S. the Territory to be hereun,o affixed, at
Madison. this 9th day of November. in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
bred and forty five.
HENRY D0DGE
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-04

F0faf Error.--A suicide took place
lately at Danan, under somewhat
extraordinary circumstances. Two
peasants brought an action against a
young girl TO whom their father had
lett his property. They were cast in
the suit, and condemned to pay the
costs. One Of them Withdrew in great
distress OF mind, awaiting the law, er's
biii. 1t came, and he read in il that
ne owed l.25sE Being unable TO pay
me sum, he went and hanged himself.
lie did thisunder the Influence of a mis-.
take. Tor the amount of tie bill was not
1858 bat I2f. 5Sc.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-04

The Pennsylvania. The big ship
Pennsylvania, which now occupies her
proper position. opposite the Navy
Yard, where she is in convenient dis
tance to communicate with the Com
modore on this station, was few days
ago put in charge of Capt. Stribling,
who relieves Commander Farragut,
who, while here. has secured the good
wishes Of our citizens, and commanded
the respect and esteem Of all those con-
nccted with him officially or other
wisc.-Ncw Era, Norfolk, Va.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-04
Rain.

The Galens Gazette does not at all deny
that that city is indebted TO the Herald for
rain; but iniimates that we got up the storm
there for our own special benefit; whereas we
ralned upon the jus, aud the unjust; for which
purpose we visited some of those scorching
dens of dsmnalion where the descendants of
Dives are doomed to patching disappointment
al the game of Keno" 1t better
"to rain in hell than shave in heaven"
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-04

orator calls you 'conspiraior.' with, as he
AYERS. divers other persons at present IN
known'-you are now comforted with the pros.
pect Of an action for libel and tremendous
damages: finally the Orator winds up by re-
guessing the Chancellor to grant him relief.
whereupon you are in hopes that his honor will
just tell the orator that he must make appli.
cation for relief, to the overseers of the poor,
and that he will be sen. at once. TO Isaac
Woodwsrd's. With this idea, your malice
relief seems meat to bis Honor, you are
willing that Snsg should enjoy it, The 'ora-
tor also declares that If the Chancellor will
be good enough to grant him some relief he
will ever pray This promise coming from
man who to yonr certain knowledge has not
seen the inside of church for The last FIVE
years. is too bad-and you Immediately in.
form the Chancellor Of Snag's real character
and caution him to beware.
| With virtuous indignation, you answer the
orators harangue in very shor, and sum-
mary way-wnding up with fourishing SEN
tence, commencing with without this that
there is any other matter or thing that'-you
then swear at Snag in your answer, which you
do most emphaiicaly, hoping that your IAN.
swer' may choke him. Snag who like all
persons in the wrong is horribly abusive,
soon sends you document referring to that
| answer. and saying great deal about 'scan
dal and imperiinence.' You are delighted to
find he is stung and puzzled by learning that
his Honor the Chancellor, will be moved on
such day by Messrs. Shaved Sill. complain.
ants solicitors. Where he will be moved
does not appear; neither does it specify the
kind of vehicle 10 be used. However you at.
tend at the appointed time to see the fun, when
Messrs. Shave Il Still move his Honor's
feelings so much. that his emotion will not al
low him TO decide The matter, which he &C
cordingly refers to Master Ben G. Eastman.
who is thirty or forty years old. and therefore
as little entitled to the juvenile appeIlation of
master as any grey headed pos, boy is to his.
Master Eastman a, last makes report" (all
young people like noises;) At last you learn
with deligh, tina, the Chancellor is about to
make an 'inferLoe~fory' decree which you are
confd ent will consign Snag to the custody of
lock and key in one OF the vaults of the
new stone jail. 10 This you are crnely disap.
pointed. After some years, your solicitor,
" hose hair now begins 10 be silvered over
with age. assures you tina, i, is time TO expect
a final Decree This is rather alarming -
You brush the cob webs from your bibe-call
10 your family physician aud die. The party
defendant being dead. Snag's solicitors next
proceed against your legal representatives by
filing
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-04

t. The Boston Courier. United States
Journal. and other papers, are urging gener-
al effort to discountepance the ose Of small
Spanish coin. Mos, of The Spanish quarters.
bits and pics in use here a, the present time,
are much worn. and consequently of short
weight. We wish some plan could be devils.
ed by which American quarters, dimes and
half dimes would be substituted.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-04

IN Itracan Laughter. = King
Freeman, a native African chit e
great power andinfuence. " hose terri.
,ory adJoins that of the MARYLAND
COLONIZATION Society, near Cane
Palmas, has given a code of laus -
bis people. He is Represented TO be
sagacious and intelligent, and sf,sr
studying the laws and religion Of liz
neIghbors from America, he drew M
constitution, by which his pconle
are now governed. King Freeman
has the honor of establishing a consti.
tutlonal government in advance of sew
eral European monarchies.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-04
A Cheap Thermometer

May be made by substituting water in the
tube. for quicksilver; 10 which case the in
sIumen, should be laid by the stovepipe to
prevent i, from freezing in the winter. When
your neighbor asks how your thermometer
stands, tell him il lies.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-04

Clay Of Alsbama, came 10 and took the chair.
A proposition was made to strike out the St.
Louis harbor appropriation. which produced a
tremendous excitement. The resolution was
voted down. A resolution was passed in ia.
vor Of the Arkansas Military Road-to let US
into Mexico. The above is synopsis of the
proceedings of this wonderful Convention so
far as reported.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-04
Extent of the Oregon Terrific

Extent of The Oregon Territory.
--On the east, says the London Globe,
il skirts 800 miles along the Rocky
Mountains, on the south 800 miles
along the Snowy Mountains, on the
west 700 miles along the Pacific
Ocean, on the north ESQ miles along
the N nth American possessions of Rus
sin and England. This valley con-
tains 100000 square miles--capaSlo
undoubtedly Of forming seven states as
large rs New York. or forty states OF
the dimensions of Massachusetts,. Some
Of the islands on the coast are yer,
large-suflicien to form state by
by Themselves. These are situate
north Of parallel of As. Vancouver's
Island, eco miles in breadth, contains
le 900 square miles--an area larger
than Massachusetts and Connecticut.
Queen Charlotte's or rather Washing
tons Island, too, is ] so miles in length
and 80 in breath, contains 600 square
miles. On both Of these Islands. though
they lie between the parall Is of As and
54 degrees. the soil is said 10 be well
adapted to agriculture. The straits
aud circumjaccnt waters abound in fish
of the finest quality, Coal, of good
qu ,lily. and other veins of minerals,
have been found.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-04

GT \ young girl named Rachel Pc
tiers. Is wears of age, committed sat-
eide in Phila lelphia, oil the 9th ult.,
BY taking arsnic. The rash act Is at
tributed to deep sense of injury, the
result of misplaced confidence IN a
young man.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-04

NJ THE MISSISSIPPI FRozE AT Prairie
La Porte. las. Friday, Mr.. o. Spencer crossed
the river on the ice On Saturday night i,
was sealed over snug and tight, as far down as
we have heard from.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-04

nThe Hendrick Hudson. new
steamer now plying between Albany
and New York, is 34l feet in length
by AS feet b..am, and is rs feet from
one extremity of the guard to the
other. and is therefore said to be the
largest vess | In the world.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-04

Samuel Worcester, of Lancaster, has
been committed 10 ail At Wore ast,r'
for the murder of his wife while IN a
state OF intoxication, she dying OF
wounds and bruises received from him,
and exposure. lying upon the bare
ground "A part of night.-Boston Bee.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-04

Up A man named Moses Johnson
killed another man named Amo.
Rogers. in Delaware county, o 10, n
few DAYS since. They had b en- a log
rolling. b came intoxicated. quarreled
and had fight, which resulted in the
death of Rogers.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-04

To keep shippers out of bacon
eat il before they get in.
To put hams in a pickie--ride a
hard irolting horse.
Rum-pitched poor fellow into a
quarry. near New York. Result
death.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-04
HENRY DODGE.
Congressional InteIIigencer.

The Proprieiors of the National iniellgen-
Ger, in order to meet the wishes of those whose
circumstances or inclination do not allow them
TO subscribe even to weekly Washington pa
per during the whole year. have determined TO
issue. during each session of Congress. weea-
ly sheet styled "The Congressional lnrslli-
gencer," to be devoted exclusively 10 the pub
LEGATION. as far as its limits will permit Of the
Proceedings of both Houses of Congress. and
Official Reports and Documents connected
herewith, including a complete official copy Of
all the Acts passed by Congress during the ses-
sion.
To bring the price within the means of eve
~ man who can read. the charge for this pa
per will be for the first session Of each Con-
gress One Dollar. and for the second session
of each Congress hall Dollar.
The price of the Congressional InieIligen.
Ger. to be ISSUED each Wednesday during tho
approaching session of Congress. will there.
fore be one dollar. paid in advance.
To enlarge upon the value, to those who
take no newspaper from Washington. OF this
publication. containing an impartial bul neces-
sariy abbresiaied account Of the Proceedings
in Congress. including an authentic official CO.
py of all The laws passed during the session.
would be needless. The man who takes no
such newspaper ongh, to take one, if he does
not prefer remaining ignorant Of what most
nearly concerns his own destiny. and that OF
his family and Of his posiefiry forever.
04T When six copies are ordered and paid
for BY one person. deduction Of one sixth
will be made from he price; that il 10 say,
remittance Of Five Dollars will command siy
copies Of The Congressional Intelligencer for
the next Session A remit snee of Ten Dol
lars will secure thirteen copies' and for FIT
teen Dollars remi,ted from ans one person or
place twenty copies will be forwarded.
0r.T Payment in advance 10 all cases IS ln-
jispensabe.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-04

Jonas Green, Esq. formerly Editor
and proprietor of the Naryl and Ga
zettc-thc first paprr printed in that
Slate-died few days since at An
napolis, aged &C.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-04

At the last session Of Congress a
bill was framed, amended and passed.
in accordance with the earnest de-
mands Of the people through several
proceeding years, essentially redu-
cling the Rates Of Postage and MAJ
king other important reforms in our
Post Office system. Instead Of our
old rates Of 6, 10, l2s, lSa and o5
cents for each piece of paper of
which letter oil letter packet may be
composed, conveyed less than 80, so,
$50, and 400, and over 400 miles re-.
spcctively. the following are the rates
established by the act Of March Sd,
1916:
Each letter or letter package
weighing less than half an
ounce. # carried less than
800 miles 5 cts.
Do. over 800 miles, 10 cts.
Each additional half onnce or
fraction, double these rates.
Drop letters delivered from the
Office where posted) 2 cts.
Advertised letters to be charg-
ed the cost of advertising, in
addition TO the postage.
Each Circular, Handful, or adj
vertisement, printed on pa
per not larger than COM
mon cap sheet, and sent I'M
sealed, cts.
Newspapers of less than 1900 sqr.
inches Isl by 50 inchcs) to be charg-
ed as before-l cen, each for any dis.
tanbe ,pithin the State where printed
and mailed, or under 100 miles il car
ried out of the State; all greater dis
tsnces Ia cents each. But ii convey
ed less than 30 miles from the place
where printed, free. Newspapers of
over 1910 square inches, TO be charg-
ed Magazine postage.
Magazines Pamphlets and other
printed works, "a cents for the first
ounce, cent for each additional
ounce or fraction above half an ounce,
for any distance whatever. CO. In
all eases, any icriting on or wifhin
a package, other than the neceS airy
direction, subjects IL 10 the Letter
Postage.
Such are the rates of postage es.
tablished by the Postage Reform Bill
Among its other provisions, it abolish
es utterly the Franking Priciiege 81
Postmasters aud all other persons ex
cept the President, Ex.Presidents
Widows, of ex-Presidents, Assistant
Postmasters General, Members o
Congress, Secretary Of the Senate and
Clerk Of the House of Represents
tives.
Frieute Expresses on mail routes
are prohibited carving letters under 4
penalty Of $50 for each offence, bu
every publisher may transmit IN,
Newspapers, Pauple;s or other printed
matter out of the mails, if he chooses
Owners of Steamboats,, Rail-Cars
Stages, sc. who may carry letters arc
condemned to pay sl0o Cor each of
fence; the Captain. Conductors, &c
Of do. $50.
Privafe Persons are not forbidden
10 carry letters or other matter on their
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-04

~ The newly appointed Governor Of
Iowa. is Mr.. James Clarke, late Secretary Of
the Territory. the present editor of the Terri
torial Gazette. and Mayor of Burlington.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-04

~ There is a letter (says the Mir
ror) IN the Post Office of New York.
with Chinese superscriplion. Who
can real it? Who speaks ..5roheu
china?"
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-04

or Here seems TO be something about
"a ducks nest which we copy for the bene6. of
Charles Lagrave:
lie plas ane des deux nest pas celui qu'on
pense."
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-04

o. A young man named Jarvis was
killed at Cincinnati, on the 18th ult.,
BY falling from a building on which he
had been working.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-04

WEEKLY national lSTELLIeEScsR--ih
psner. being made up Of surh portion OF me
contents of the National Inseillgencer proper
as can be compressed within the compass OF
single newspaper. confines 20 be issued ano
mailed 10 subscribers every Saturday at Two
Dollars year. payable in advance IN all eases
no account being opened with subscribers
to the weekly paper.
To bring this paper yet more nearly vnhIH
the reach OF snch as desire TO take by 'he 's1a
a cheap paper from the seat Of the Genera W
vernmen,. a reduction vii! be made !" We
priee Of i, where a number of copies are oioei'
ed and paid fos by any one person OF ass"0'"
ton al the following rates;
For Ten Dollars sir copies VIII De sent
For Twenty Dollars thirteen eopaes' 70
For each sam Of len Dollars. above ~eo-
=. -, coniss will be forsarded; SO inai ,
-sr,;,,aocs II Fifty Dollars Siil eOmGsno
thiris-sssep copies
w.sbine,on. October. lsi5.
- Publishe-s q papers ibsoOghoai me So
,sl States and Territories who Wis give
.;,gle insertion 20 this advertisement ~"
IRIS note annexed and send one Of their
nsrs 10 this oFTi~e with the advertisement n@'~
"a therein. shall receive The weekly NS"'
Ip,eII;veucer for one ysaT free Of csa'ss-
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-04

~ Professor Cockerell continues his lee.
lures on early rising. every morning at day.
break. The professor has but very scatter.
ing audience in the Mines
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-25

NAVAL sTOREs-The stock Of Turpentine 10 light.
there being very little coming in spirits lurpentine Il
without change.
Ous-ssles American Lin-eed in lots as wanted, u a
a. cent. 300 gallon. bleached summer Sperm 90 cash
200 do unbleached Winter 9jdYo. 1900 do hleachen
= 100 bskts Marseillcs Olive. 80 $50 do pnts Al rs
months. 25 nbls Bank and shore sl2 70. and 20 do
Neafsfoot g. cents. cash.
PROVISIONS For Pork the market continues buoy.
ant and 300 bbs Cd Prime have been sold NJ 10 ~ a 10
81: 100 do 10 -7i and 300 900 do Mess IL
-7lal4 90 Beef il rather dull We note sales 2iOo
kog. Lard II about p cts
SPlCE--'The sales include ga 400 bags Suma'ra Pep
per. in lots 80 lOi cents 100 do r export 1000 u No
Nuimeg-. some cays nee private f@rms and 1000
p PRIME No j. = % mos thus establishing the sd-
vance demsnded by holders the arrival OF the Hber
niaSl Is sGd 8 u having been steadily refused By
apciion casks No J. but prime Nutmegs, sold d,
l30l l3.. mos
JOBACt O-Ihere continues good demand for ken
lucky and fine qualities especially bought up prompt
y the sscs reach 900 hhd- par for export At - cs
the lser price for choice and 80 bales = Domingo for
shipment, l10l- mos
1ALLOw-1he msrkct l. quiet and the sales have
been limited AZ % 900 = prime in small ios 1T u cent?
cash.
wIIlsKY-We note a sa'e Of 20 bDls equal 10 Prison
%. cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-25
Books.
prprIsHEp THIS nAY

GALL Il the Tlblne b. tl1g--SRAHAN'S Naca
NZINF u Literature AMI AT for S-pemb-r ls,sf;rs.
ham,. elegant FueravIng--Th- Western so-i -,
brilliant picture by >nil Fersh-pOo. 10 oar -
Is y maxine In h- county gives rnsravurs - sv
finished g. hose hat appear IN Grahams-
Nlrrer- and Dre--raker- VII please noice Psris
Fashion. Our Ft-hor- delayed anil H. >-ofe-l-
number Is mistake .f our Pari- agent We ha-e --.s.
srran cement. r The future 90 get hem promptly Tor .Qch
numbers a. We aarolnre them. BY he s'esrrrs s'ho, N
the extra co- y ID be hundred dollars % each ID
lion s1t our fair readers n-st % hsVilg tie fashions.
hey ssl have ne u0si elegant and correct m he uot-
Original Papers.
The Literature 1f he present day
song Bg Finest BE. ersfein-
Blanch NesIe a -lory q Oleen Mays Court By Ms
Am : STEPHENS.
Tie foraker. D. NJ. Emma Wood.
TIE Cherokee kraV-- NJ 1901 ~ Nr- .-o re Il Butler
L.le- % Fsf-cil1ug Young Lady b. PAX Ben Amin
Born 10 wear q CoruurL By Fanny Forester
Afrruoon .u February. Bv Henry W. LonF'eA0w
L.ne- i0 Clry.ali-. By W lillian Pin Palmer
Fora Leslie. By stella Lee
u ara Tower Nlcs-
TIE New Neigtho-loos. b. Mrs A. u. r. A4na.
TIE Western aptte.
Fed sp1rr. and Ps.i0es. NJ. The spo-i.man's Drag
B p FRANK For--frr
TIE Appes. Poetry by Mrs Aun 5 s.ePheas-sIa..c by
NJ >oman
Foreign Literary New
Review ~ New b., ~.
T-rls-Sl per anuum single numbers . ceuts
We invite lie attention &C ile Dre-sraker- and Mufrer.
New P1rs Fashions ia The >erferrt-r nm
1r Grllaias MiEazilc VII publish he Fashions 81 days
ID alvalce Of any other uassz.ls
WI II. GRAHAM. Tribune Buildings
Exclusive Agent
Country Agents supplied 10 advance an25It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-25

~ Grand Excursion Of The sons of Temperance 10
Glen Cove, l. I-HancOck Division No. ., Sons OF TEN
perance. having chartered the splendid steamboat TELE-
GRAPH will proceed 10 O len Cove on Wednesday the Z7
August, the Dedication Of the Hall of Glen
Cove Division No 50. The Washington Temperance Bra :
Band will accompany tn, Division The Grand Division
have accepted invitation tO be present and will appear
in fI reeaa b. Grrardus DOcary, p. L. r., Of Flush
ing Division No B. and other able speakers have been
ged 10 address the meeting which VIII be held IN beaui
ful grove, where dinner Will be provided for those who
wish p cents each Arrangements have been made
convey The ladies and children from the boat the Grove
which j. about half mile distant, without charge Tickets
for the excursion 81! cents EACH which be had the
boat the morning Of the excursion of the following
Committee-D A. Stevens, 90 fOrsyh-si. WIN. Levers
PC Broomest j. =. LacOur 2l2 iouston-s; VIM Franks
8 FOrsyh-st John Ssndayer, 423 Greenwicl-sL; )
Downs 2o6 Waker-st., w c Scott, 1877 Frauklin-st;
Cropsey 28a MadsOn-sL and J. Everett SO CrosssL The
boat viii leave the foot OF Canasi al y o'clock, foot OF
Fulon-sf Brooklyn, of8 o'clock, Marketst at ocO ck
and the foot of Delancys al q o'clock The members
The Order who conveniently can requested 10 meet
Columbian Hall, 263 Grand-st the morning OF the .7ih
ia full regslia, al O'Clock.
Should the weather be uui8vurBble the excursion VIII
take place the next day. aus Jus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-25

,,t,c Norfcr The Agents o. T Jones proprietor OF
-. ,sisL chemical Soap and Jones's hen kesiora-
~ ue..r. tecdirg Of Boston, Zehcr u Philadelphia,
80, ~ Albany and otherssre informed thst heir Or
too rapidly: hey cannot be executed. Our I'M
trade pre- ludes th. possibility OF their beng u
1870, orr we steam factory III Twenty seventhsreei
lsr..,l wtsn JOne,- soap for clearing he complex
looe.'s Hair stun fOf restoring the hair, can BE- sup
- 81 NV uaanuiy. Al present our New YORK city refai
A.. IA to Ike each article 30 We'll that the demand
sss our ne ln Of ulac,nrng Reader again ie
80 ihs Joress Soap Vii practically mot theoretically
.e. freckles tan. sunhurn, MOI ew salt IheuD.
80 ~ Jonr-. Coral Hair Restorative VIII maze of force
- 10 crow stop il from falling OF scun or dan
20 snd make hgb red grey hair grow naturally dark
,1s,,in. The hair II VIII keep IL son darn, clean and
~ thnce az long any oth~r preparation made The
sod a. 20 ten. and he other b bottle, al th- sgn
80 Amvrican Eagle, 81 Chatain-s aud No So Broad
80 A. ems States Boston.