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The Washington union., 1858-03-11

prvoncF EscikKn For ~a centuries and half fIr
marriage een'Faf 10 bagland iine been y law inisl
ht us bctwrcn Igal and T52 about 250 divorce ldl,z
have trn pasusd y, ecis act N FarIisaeBt THIS por
OF rcmnds too expensive I1r thousAnhs The unem-
ly = apparent the l.islstlre dia visg either in ter
etin with the fsw IN special IN interfering in
ether ~ equal necessity Actlnnssiun tho ,,,-
icCf appointed ia lee which resulted in 1s53 n an
elaborate report recommending. aag tine aalten III
the aiameitrs sisni - legislative dfvoTpc and tc con
stiinn ~ rsiiilr empowered ia siu eases to
'lsOiye thc r7sr contract aud 10 enable the parties
- tvntrnst sthsE MaTiaes Lord pnlcrEttn etsrrnu-
od 70 t7Fry wst thc principal recommendation sf tl,c
rnInmion aud H The short sesien ~ lS57 suttrelea
agHinFf determined opposition ircn ~ Quaftis Ia lss-
sng an acf q, nuhend shc aw reiang ~ divc4cc and
mntrirpeinl esses Ihs tribunal has inst commenced
IT. Session
The Washington union., 1858-03-11

lPsrrspalS6 The BRITISH syy ias prccatod
lAHEh t1Hd haper. thr l5firh minister this country
mnrnihecnt teieSDopc 20 CsptiR I7,nsas r KnovIss
:" me sii9 eurriturk, oi Narfdk Va for his valualc
TfN W' N re'oring the ctcw and pusanuer frm the
S'hsn'g wrvck Il the Steamer Fosa of Jersey ia the
month II November last
The Washington union., 1858-03-11

CrOIUo WOLFE,
auput y llravsr strcrt View York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-27

APPOINTMENTS ny INK Nsw COMMUNICATIVE believe
the new Comptroller, Mr. Haws, il already occupied with
the appointment OF his subordnats. Should the Board
OF Councimen assent to the Of the other Board with
reference to Deputy Comptroller, |. Il said that Mr..
Haws will appoint old friend Of his 10 that position
Mr.. William Allen, CLERK in the Street Commissioners
Office, appointed by Mr. Conover, and well known Old
whg OF the Tenth ward The salary wiz be $4,000
year. The Auditor, at salary OF 81 ,000 will probably
be Dr. Price, another prog Of Conovers, who held the
post OF Deputy Street Commissioner during Csnover
regime James Kelly, the well known baker Of Beckman
street. old whig OF tho Second ward President of the
Republican State General Committee, and now clerk in
the Tax Receivers Oco is cut out for the post Of Re
ceiver OF Taxes, at salary OF So 0o Jos G. Pnckney
Mr. Faggs present bookkeeper another old whg, will
probably have the place Of Clerk Of Arrears worth COO
This genteman's testimony, II will be remembered,
threw much lignt upon the management OF the Finance
Department during the late investigations Mr. Pnckneys
place as general bookkeepor, with salary Of 81 500
yoar, will, it is rumorci be given to Nr George Peck
ham, who has been associated with Mr. Franklin in the
Joint Committee Accounts The appointments indicate
the class among which Mr. Haws IS to distribute his
patronage.
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attend The funcrai Tuesday Afternoon a one oclocI
Lis late residence 200 Hudsor ayco1e Brooklyn
Pladelphis papers please copy
Rsyko,p-On Saturday night nee. 25 MARY RI,y,ofps
daughter Of Patrick Rs ynolds
TIC relatives and icnda OF the ar-iv arc respectfully
invited 20 attend tho funeral from 300 Htef street this
(Aiondsy) afternoon, al enc O'Clock.
S1AsEJ.-ou sunday Dec. ~. WILLIAM Sc,mEiI son
o. !amea and Mary scimoi aged years, months aud
G days.
Iis funeral p take place on Tocsd1y aftanoor from
O'Clock
UNDxRmlI. On Friday poraing Dec. "a. GsosoK NJ X.
UEDsnIuLI. u the 52d year 0i his age.
TIE relatives and friends OF the ai'y respectfully
invited 20 attend the onera from his late resdcoce, no
100 Eenr. street TO Gay (Monday) At twelve o'clock d.
DBATHs IN CALIFORNIA.
OCosSoa I'm Sar Francisco on the 2ist nit Michael
oConnor aged 40 years, native Of the County isos.
common, Ireland.
Jr only son OF j. \. and Eliza H. Anvil, aged 10 years
AID 20 days.
RaxRpAE-In Sonora, California, Nov Is. Frederick
MlIER-In Portland Oregon, Oct "a, Samuel D. Miller,
aged 3 yearsate OF San Francisco and formerly q CTR
clevile, Ohio.
JoiIsros--A. Half Moon Bay, California Nov 49, Alec
NJ T. daughter Of James and Petra Johnston aged years
sspy.-A. Nevada California, Nov. Ia, Louisa, wife of
Edward SkiH aged 30 years, formerly Of Armenia, New
York.
Snna.-At San Juan, Nevada county, California, Nov
"a Louisa, wife Of Edward Smith seed 80 years
HARpisGAt Ashyiilc ranch, rear Grass Valley Neva.
la county, California, No., 81, Mary j. Harding, aged
about Al years.
CiRoomRruDGE.--In San Francisco, Nov. % william
Groombridge native Of Southampton England aged 81
years.
MAsesa1L.-M Tehalna. California, Nov 10, Stephen
Marshal, native of Western Virginia, aged about a5
ASpuasos--At Rock Creek, Placer county California,
Nov. Is, Of disease Of tho heart, Mr. A. Anderson.
CANE-A. Board ranch, Butte county, California Nov
H. Charles X oaly Of James f. and Sarah f. Caine,
aged years and month.
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It's Changes marks also our progress 6 we'll ~
the progress Of the age A few years since
Texas called the public attention. Ii tell into
line IN the march 81 progress, and ceased TO
be point Of general interest. Then came Tie
Mexican war and its sequence of California. For
2 while the semi-monthly adyices were looked
Tor with great avidity. Bat now she, too, has
fallen into the line of march, and the overland
mail and the Tchuantepec route now bring intel-
ligence every few days to those interested IL tn
retail Of its development under the general law,
and the world cares to know only how much gold
she pours into the general stream Of wealth.
Where the next great scene of the battle Of the
age will be is in the bosom of the future. On
our continent, Cuba, Sonora Chihuahua and Cen
trail America, are all in the line Of the expand
ing development of the spirit OF the age; while
in Europe it points to Northern Africa and the
still unopened scenes Of Western and Contra
Asia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-27

Mr. DOUGLAS IN HoT WATER.-We had but
the other day, a sharp letter from Mr.. Senator
Slidell, referring to Mr.. Douglas in a way calcu
lated to excite suspicious of 'Svillanous salt
petre," and to-day we publish letter from
Senator Jones, of Iowa, (who is generally under
stood to be military man), which peremptorily
calls for ''coffee and pistols for two" II is un
derstood that on his arrival in this city Mr.
Douglas is to be received with all the honors, in
GLIDING Corporal on escort to the institution Of
Blackwels and the other East river islands, and
perhaps to the Quarantine al Staten Island; but
what will this avail him it, few days thereafter,
at Washington, he shall be called 30 run the
gauntlet Of half dozen pistols rifles, shotguns,
or repeating carbinesy verify, the way of the
transgressor is hard, and popular sovereignty"
lies over train Of gunpowder. We admonish
the police authorities Of Washington to be on
the pa gipe for the arrival of Senator Douglas,
and Us he steps from the cars to arrest him, and
next proceed 10 the arrest OF Slidel and Jones:
and if there be any ant-Douglas hostile Smiths
and Browns, to include them also in the seizure,
and bind them all over to keep the peace. Other
wise we may have them and Mr.. Douglas run
ming all over the country, writing and fighting,
and lodging about in the bushes for two or three
weeks
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BAsToS-McCUNy-on Thursday, Dec. 70, At the resi-
deuce o. Augustus Ccons, El BY the Rev James IIar-
per, Mr W. f. BAIos u Miss AGsss McCosE, all of thus
city
iIoacsR--ArpEEr Tuesday evening, Dec. q, NJ
Grace church Baltimore Maryland, b. the Rev Or. Coke,
assisted by TIRE Rev Or. LYMAN JAMES \ HoeasK, OF Chi
cago irois to JEANNE eldest daughter OF Augustus r.
Albert, q Baltimore
HuasEisr-BARssrT Thursday evening Dec. %, by
the Rev lw Canied FRANCIS J. HusBErr 10 M,ss EMMA
third daus Inter- Of T. Barneil ESQ, al Of Brooklyn.
WgHS--AykRxAS.--O ednesoay evening, Dec. %, by
the Rev Mr. Msrd at the residence Of the brces father
cEoRGE II. VEIN, Of Philadelphia, 10 Miss LANtts kSNr,
eldest daughter Of Isaac r. Araerman, Esq
Philadelphia and RhinebecS papers please copy
MARRIAGES IN CALIFORNIA.
WtBB-PyrE AT Sacramento, California, Nov. ~, by
Rev. Mr Ross, John Webb Marcy Pyle, both Of Vol
cano, Amador county.
FutIEr--AsDnus. sacrsme nto, Nov 20, August FyH
Ter 10 Elizabeth Andors.
wooD-BurIAKp Timbuc,oo Yuba county, Calfor.
MIA, Nov IS at the residence OF Billiard, A. A. Wood
TO Carrie Billiard.
TolER-spEAis.--At Yreka California, Nov A. Seth
Grnias1-NArRArtR.-A Yresa Nov is, Bonaven,ure
Gubert 10 Caroline Narrator.
PuS>ix---HiGHsxiD.-Ia Fl Dorado county, California,
Nov. II, Mr.. Ezra q. Perkins to MIS- louisa Higb1ed
KuHsx-IsSc-In Upper PlaceFville, California, Nov.
II, Mr.. Louis Keibek % Miss Chr stiana Lang. ..
NoRxA>--FRRSp-- ~. Helena, Nspa county Gait
fornia, Nov. IA, g ". Norman TO Frances Friend
acknowledgements Helena, Naps county, Nov.
II, George W. Tucker 10 Caiharine Edwards.
CAEKs1-FtAEs--M the Monte, Los Angeles county,
California Nov II, Mr. joseph n Clarke, Of Red River
county, Texas, 10 Miss Sarah Jane Fears.
DrSIAP-Pasiu~H-At san Bernardlo, California, Nos.
1. Elijah X. Dunlap 10 Rcbccca +. Parrish.
NnHolsos-SEk.-At san Bernardno, Nov. 4, Aexan-
der Nicholson TO Polly Ana See
SAscHE.-Dayr.-M San Bernardino, Noy, :, Josiah
A. Sancbes TO Jane Laws.
H.wR,y-MrgsyIL AT Nevada, California, Noy. Is,
Thomas p Hswrcy 10 " Fudors Murren.
MnIKR-BySxIsGnAx.- Comptonylle California, Nov.
q, Arthur g. Miller, ESQ, to Elizabeth Birmingham.
Boss-CIApxE In Contra Costa county California, Nov
2, Alexander Boss 10 Eliza Jane Clarke.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. %, 1873
There reason 10 believe that the liberal party Of Mex
co who arc seeking recogtion Of the Jaurez govern
mcnt BY our own would consent TO enter into treaty BY
which the United States could establish military posts in
chihuahua and Sonora thus avoiding objections 10 forc
bic possession as recently officially recommended.
AIa,ey received and reliable letter states a. reason
why his passports given to Chevalcr Rybaud the
French Charge dAnaires, no had officially informed
the npmincans OF the wishes OF kaIolcou that they
render their own form Of government and submit 70 that
OF Hayt.
The most intimate friends 81 Mr. Forsyth say that he
has no thought at present 81 resgnns as Minister to
Mexico.
An expected by the latter part a January 70
certain propositions looking settlement Of the Central
American question which were transmitted 10 England
several weeks ago.
Letters have been received by the overland mail An
oaicer nj Fort Buchanan writes Dcccmber g. that rich
deposits gold have been found on the ella river Cor
hundred and sixty maes both Sides Six hundred and
nfy men arc al work. and Ave hundred are on their way
from California should the emigration Increase Al The
same rate commenced, u is supposed there win he
nfy thousand persons Arizona within the mex, twelve
months. Specimens Of silver richer than that from
gcintsolnnan's mine, have been discovered
Judge Hart writing from, The Rio Grandc says that he
has received ct'ers from the 'ealng a Santa Re,
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Affair. In E.Sy,erln.


intelligence from Liberia to the 18th II November. las
been received The President Benson is line vessel,
bulk r this country for tie oo.orcc hrm OF Mccall Bro
thcts, OF MonrJva, who and her regular
trader between that republic and Baltimore. Sev, raj
colored men lately engaged il commercial business in
Liberia, bave purchased vessel in New York, add
nov loading her, 10 enter into the trade permanently be
tween that city and Monrovia All auxiliary steam pro
meciste ports, TO dispose Of AID collect cargoes, Is
also seriously thought of BY the parties. These
are signs OF progress and increasing interest 70
Africa, which most gratifying, and, with
others, indicate better day for the colorcd
We presen, recent lct,cr from exprcsdent Roberts
MoNRovA, Nov. 10, 1858.
VIM CoPpsGER, ESQ. bear SRI have the honor 10
knowledge the recep, o your favor of the "a August
beg 10 thank you my dear sir ior the newspapers you
were good enough to send containing surdry articles
charging the government anG people Of Liberia with com.
pcuy IL the slave trade as connected with the affair OF
the Regina Coli 1t i indeed annoying that first aud
then another evil report ndustrousy circulated the
prejudice OF the good name Of Liberia We have the salts
faction, however Of believing that if continue to pur
and upright though the tongue SANDER
may Tor while annoy and distress shall al
ways be able to vindcate character and maintain
an honorable position in the estimation OF all good
via England TO mutual friend, B. Coaes, Civ
ing him fully my opinion in regard to the matter
GIN detail Of ue Regina C"h Mr. Coaies wi, lot
fore observe that am fully convinced OF the
ness OF the statements made by Captain Simon, and
peaed by the French gov respecting the pay
q money President Benson countenance aid
In the procurement OF cmgrants &c Liberia has never
nor will abe ever countenance any such system as that
now known 10 be pursued by the French for procuring
free 'aborcrs They may endeavor to force It upon u.s.
but persuaded will Notwithstanding
the Insult offered TO sovereignty by French Naval
Lieutenant, in the Of the "Recna Ce OF the
hands OF the government and for which the French gov
eminent has not deigned to offer the first slightest
apology has Just reached here of the arrival Of
other French emant ship Susaroe for free aborers
am persuaded however, that, at all hazards the gov
ernment here will not permit the thing to be done
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yielding their orposl.on to Terr.oral government IA

yielding their opposition TO Territorial government u
Arizona.
Prices of Mexican titles 20 lard u Souora have increased
tie bolders believing that the Americans m obtain
possession Of The country.
II i said that certain parties have anticipated the &C
ton of government and obtained thc riehto con-
siruct railroad from Gus. u some ront on tho
American Tine.
Lieutenant Mowry has addressed letter to the Score
tary o War, showing the necessity ara asking Tor the
establishment OF military post a; tie fos viliages TO
Iroiect emgfanis and prevent collisions between the
whites ana indians.
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Brooklyn City News.

FRx-A FIRE brose out in three story brick house
Warren street. between Vanderbilt and Carlton avenues
Saturday night last The building owned AMI &C
cursed by John C. Mathews. The family absent at
the time and the fro Is supposed 10 have originated from
the All the interior with the goods and furniture
destroyed, amounting IN value ~ some 900 upon
which there partial insurance. The house adoin.
ing, occupied by John .uiston and Mrs. Spencer Was
damaged to the extcut Of about 500. Partially insured
in the Atlantic and Long Island companies Three neigh
boring houses, owned by Mr. Franklin, were also some
what damaged.
CEID ScAiDD 10 DxArH.-Coroner Redding held an In
quest yesterday upon the body Of child named John Cody,
aged four years. whose parents reside Steuben street,
Park II appears that on Monday last kettle
of swli which had been placed on the kitchen stove,
boiled over The child and its father, Richard Cody,
sitting near, and the boiling fell upon them. Tho
had Inhaled much steam that all remedies proved IN
ayaling and died verdict IN accordance With the
facts was rendered.
sUppsS IxAra oy A s.itoR seaman named william
Perry died suddenly, at his residence, No 20 Adams
street, yesterday morning lie had returned from in
the United States frcac Niagara Thursday last, and
obtained furough until Monday today. lie returned
from New York saturday evening complaining VI 4
pain In his head, and lying down down died towards
morning A verdict Of congestion OF the oran Was ron.
dercd ~ the Coroner Jury
Two woxKS ArsEsrED CaaRGss oy INASrcrny
eeant ferry Of the Third precinct police arrested
man named Mary A. Goodwin saturday night last, a
complain, made that she had destroyed her infant which
was abo, ono week old On proceeding TO the house No
n uuon place. be found the body Of the child lying dcad
Ia OF the room, presenting evidences of
having met with violent death. The sergeant asccT
tains, thai another woman named Catherine Russell
sieng In the house with Mrs Goodwin, had gwen
birth 10 an infant, and that she made way with BY
throwing down the sink in the back yard. Both wo-
men were arrested aud locked up await thc
the Coroncrs investigation.
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CHARLESTON Dec "a 1855
Sales Of cotton dayS,ooo bales at unchanged rates.
The market closed quiet.
MomIs, Dec. "a 1853
The SIDES Of cotton day $50 bales al Gemer
but higher rates Sales Of the week q, 500 bales
Receipts o the week 80 500 bales, against 90 500 the
same week last year Receipts the port ahead of last
year. 125, 500 bales Stock, 1872 500 bales. Ereghs and
exchange upaltercd
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HOW To LIVE.

IIOw To LIVE
II very few people know how when they get any
thing good u eat where 70 get IT, There IA Lack a
economical know edge pre- paring food There
o. Knowledge in veallaung cclng anything tia.
Gnes hnan life or hrignieus I'm lis passage good essoa
haa recently been Administered by cHOoK
DUFF who the earliest nto the Tunes
Building la OF the City Hall Park New YORK Taey
vert there - establish the frat floor not only oiasa
restaurant bat what has urue out to be the most elegsn snA
really one ~ The most onofnral IN tho metropolis II
intended chiefly
peOple OF eae and fa son who In thai -
the town and nger round there from morning u night re
tunes have gained reputation ia New York which
been gained by any othsF estsbh hment
IIUAGAhIAN WINES.
IL The subscribers call the attention Of and
trade u their delicious unAtuaed for purity ADD dAv.
om - per dozen upwards the celebrated muscate n -
peado1en ana ~ wood r. m ~ per gson and upwards r
both hooks earets the rnes Hungarian chsmpagne
.Ered 10 the frents $2 sample boxes - containing
scarets 2desser, and 2ebamragne
FnkUND uhUssISGRR. ITO Water strosk
HoLIDAy clcrHISGi GREAT REDUCTIOsm
IL CyERCOATs At ALMOST HALF pRICES
READ READu READiu
REap HfADu
$50 for fine Fsquinaux overcoats worth IA
Sis for splendid beaver overcoats worth ~
as ~ for hnes cloth overcoats worth.
f2 Tor beautiful quot overcoas worth 80
$40 black cloth
= for Moscow beaver overcaas worth
y tos beaver overcoats worth
~ 10 for pilot Overcoais worth
Ac.. dc. &C. Ac, &c, &c, 40, 4
Having an immense stock have determines 70 clear sk
the winter garments nj once.
OAK HALL, 81 and 70 Fulton and Is At and 20 Gold ~
INDIA RUBBER GLOVES CURE CaAPPED HAHD&
esirbeun. Ac and render the hands soft smseth -
saosy whine. For sale n all rubber AID - Jdn
street. up stairx
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Boone strcettas aud county fr sale and invite
All 70 call Ad the most brilliant ever produced In the
world AZ cost OF IA quarter OF "a cent per hour
MhYIsS, ShEIEN CO. agents for the Urited States.
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Walder's Celebrated Fire Proof Safes
Depot i9l BrosiwsT cogues Of Dor sueet. n. 4.
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Festtvsls, - Ladies', PrOrure o. prsv "a
CAnTRELIs cts so,ck cole holiday boota Ella Broa.wsy
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Go TO the Washington Riding Academy, No.
40 siUth avenue, coruer u Twenty sixth street
4. TUHaukE Proorteor
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Gurr,e ) n New Gallery,

PhsoErs2hs daTuereotypes. nuatUees n o. turytYp@
Ac. ~ the h.cays upor til I. for ire inspection
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NOtiCe-Three second hand Fare proof Safes
er sale very low. sTEARNs MARVIN 10 Murfs street
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been before world H years all others how good how
poor but limitations Their usefulness IL measured By
their Irifying qualities upon the blood and sale which
counts inilliuns Of boxes annually.
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Hill's Hair Dye, sd Cents a BOX. Black or
brown, No Barclay street Arctic Ointment chaps.
colds pLes, &c, q cents box
CristadoSO's Hair Dye. Wigs and TOupees-
the bess in the world wholesale and retail anc the dyc p
ystey applied. NO. Ast0r Rouse
GlyceltRe and Cold Cream for Ghapped
hsndsTo be had only OF CAMPBELL chemist Eighth
and Twenty eighth street.
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Chappc1 HandS, Sso.-Certnin Curo--Hege-
NAB co. canphor ice with gtyc,rins. 1866 ey 5l aud
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Heilari's ChlOrids cure aggravated cascs
A, also fever and sgoe cn,s aad dumb fever
cure not elected the % bs returned Depos AZ
Pearl street N,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A HOLIDAY rsysEyr, -.
.r surrElos sswise sxcgINra
e. 20 sss.e 90, e sSs n npres
Local agents waited. Address bos 2sti ross onoe
A BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY rESsxsr.
oSK or GRovER 4 BAKERS
sxw FAMILY SEWING NAcHrsSs.
Prices from Sc 70 800.
WIZ rRovs sosr Aocsrrlsts Psrssrr rozs
noTHxs. WYE DAUGHTER Or srsrxs.
oFYIcz. 90 BROADWAY.
"A sale psart. cameo AMI ensneG.d 81. 81 5rsses,a
bTocches and earrings, sold mcuutpss
rrsn BAND BRacErrIs GUAM BRACELETS AND
LADIES aoLDUUsTrSG CASE WATCHES PLAIN AND
Ersmeiet
r DIAN s,Sss a ss s'r sa 'aa ' "a &
oEyTs' wArcuEs-tISE cAsEs And MOVEMENTS
vsa So5 neck rasrc ssd clae.alae eAana
s s az sss a i IL sa9 s s a. Din
biss gold zen. ard cass. ans si,sf pated .ssc ia
r5s ?f a5 ii ~ fsF 81 ~ 'rsNf 0-'A
n cHAwsERs. ssi broadway.
"A lid ss sack ovecosi. going for SIS ard eyery
S'' " '' same az c II TX w :. ss.
A FINE HEAD or HArR-TIry CHEAPEA THE
: wfiscSs HAIR c9ISsfs AND REsrosEs
For restoring gray hair lis original color. II viii
Color the bair without dyenR
the skin sofnG the linen shsss, light brown
ssa red Or hs, ss sy ss . mach an it &
= he s .' act vi" be ~
Fade, wash out or inyure
the hair II Il applied lke water double and
discover thai any dye culDr The pyhe oniy
Twenty Owe cents . BOTH.
Or hve toules Tor oae dollar wiDn hair ressorer
tain remedy for cleansing the hsv from d-rnH ps001g
pcafance and ore SADNESS and viii
bring
amt prQuce fresh growth Principal DEPOT NJ Grand
Iavings'ons IN and "a Grand srees " brooklyn, Mrs
HAYES rs fuiton ard by all respectable drugxs.
Phisde phi. ~ e,aender TO- Third and Walnut
cole agents Y Phle'.lph.e
A SPECIMEN ONLY OF IKE VOLUNTEER TESTING
N sss sucst conssanky recevsd 10 favor o. frf WOODS
hair restorative
PRor. o. J. wooe-Dsas sts-f would esrtsny doins
great niusCe 70 ssk. toe world the
o.rlu well the unexpected rcs0t have experenc-S
from wing hottie ~ yDn hsr restcrstve sher using
kno Of resioratscs ertan but without and
W try bottle ~ nsr restorative Now csudur ant
tre mpy re 81 announce TO whlever rNs hs nat
pcsss~ s-d beautiful growth ~ hair which
nnlnch richer Ard hNt.s tan TIE orgtnst wti
therefore take s-csa M is nvaiuaNs resne5
y - ~so ny eel IL neeesSy z ~ ssgee lsly yosrS
THIS to- rpstA Il M srrrtestfn 'ot yo8i tal4ss
r4edse ia sNarr u = uurorett hu yDa fs'aN
eufthy Fsse among 80 RESI- lssetsH yop -, "a
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