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NOTICE..

~ G4CGs
A Ii persons are warned NOT TO
n TRESPASS by hunting with either
dog or gun, or to trap on any of my lands,
as the law will be enforced without res
pect to persons, in all cases.
N. w. S. HAYS.
Mont Albo Farm, Oct. 9th 1862.
OPS
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Examiners Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED EXAMINE

THE UNDERSIGNED EXAMINERS,
l appointed by the County Commission
ers for that purpose. will meet on the
ground on MONDAY, Sd of November,
1862, at 10 O'Clock, A. M, to ascertain
and determine whether the public conve-
nience requires road to be laid out, COM
mencing at The southwest corner of A. P.
and S. Small's lands, at the public road
leading from Fife's Mills to the l'ennsyl-
vania line, to pass through the lands Of
John S. Hollingshade or Matthew Wiley,
d. N. Wiley and others; cross public
road at or near Wiley's Mill, and continue
on through D. N. Wiley's land until it in
tersects public road near the residence
of Abraham Almony, Sr.
DAVID PYLE,
WILLIAM RlGDON,
JNO. w. STRITEHOFF,
sep27 Examiners.
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Navy DEPARTMENT.

Washington, Sept. II. 1862.
]. T. LLoyD--Sir:: Send me your Map of the
Mississippi River, with price per hundred copies.
Rear-Admiral Charles II. Davis, commanding
the Mississippi squadron is authorized to purchase
as many as are required for use of that squadron.
GIDEON WELLEs,
Y oll-3t Secretary of the Navy.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
] scriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters of Admin
istration on the personal estate of
ELIZABETH ANN PRlTNER,
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
fled to exhibit the same, with the legal vouch-
ers thereof on or before the
9Th day Of October. 1863,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this 9th day
of October, 1862.
BENNETT GILBERT,
oil Administrator.
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JUST PUBLISHED, UNIFORM WITH THE
MARYLAND CODE, l vol. 80. Law Sheep,
PRICE So.
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HAY WANTED!

URINE BAILED TIMOTHY HAY wanted at
X LAPIDUM, Hartford county, Maryland, for
paid. E. PIlGll. JR., Agent
sept 8. Sr Jas. Al DAVIS
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LOT No. 3,
Contain'g 81 Acres
l ROOD and III PERCHES.

! ROOD and III PERCHES.
Improved; fronting on the new road lead
ing past David IIanway's Mil, and bind
ing on Winters Run is believed to con-
tain fine WATER POWER, and is well
timbered.
Any one wishing 70 view the premises
can do SO by calling on George W. Chalk,
who will take pleasure in showing it.
g. Terms made known on day of
sale. ARCHER HI. JARRETT,
nos Executor.
San copy twice week until sale, and send
bill to Executor
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BOARDING & DAY SCHOOL
For Young Ladies',

TINE subscriber intends opening, on the
i lst Of October, BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL for the instruction Of
Young Ladies, at tie residence Of Mr.. Ed.
Reynolds, near Hickory, 3 miles from
Bel Air, Hartford Co, Md, and respectful
ly solieits share of patronage.
sepl3 M. L. JOHNSON.
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NEW DnONo w ASh'
From recent surveys, completed Aug.
10, 1862; cost 100000 to engrave it and
one years time.
Superior to any $40 map ever made by
Cotton or Mitchell, and sells at the low
price of fifty cents; 100000 names are
engraved on this map.
1t is not only County Map, but it is
also
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
of the United States and Canadas COM
b;ned in one. giving EVERY RAILROAD
STATION and distances between.
Guarantee any woman or man So to
SIS per day, and will take back all maps
that cannot be sold, and refund the money.
Send for 81 worth to try.
Printed instructions how to canvass
well, furnished all our agents.
Wanted-Wholesale Agents for our
Maps in every State, California, England,
France, and Cuba. A fortune may be
made with few hundred dollars capital.
No competition. J. T. LLOYD,
No. l64 Broadway. New York.
The War Department uses our Map of
Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania,
cost 100000, on which is marked Antie-
tam Creek, Sharpsburg, Maryland Heights,
Will:amsport Ferry, Rhorersville, No
lands Ford, and all others on the Poto-
mac, and every other place in Maryland,
Virginia, and Pennsylvania, or money re-
funded.
LLOYD'S
Typographical Map of Kentucky, Ohio,
Indiana, and Illinois,
is the only authority for Gen. Buell. and
and the War Department. Money refund
ed to any one finding an error in it,
Price so cents.
From the Tribune, Aug. 3.
stLLoYD's MAP OF VIRGINIA, MARYLAND AND
PENNsYLvANIA.-Tb Map is very large; its cost
is but % cents, and IL is the best wAich can be p-
chased"
LLOYD'S
Great Map Of the Mississippi River.
From Actual Surveys by Capts. Bart and
WIN Bowen, Mississippi River Pilots, of
ST. Louis, Mo-, showing every mans PLAN
tation and owners name from St Louis to
the Gulf of Mexico-1,350 miIes--every
sand bar, island, town, landing, and all
places 20 miles back from the river--col-
ored in counties and States. Price, ST. in
sheets; SO pocket form, and $3.50 on
linen, with rollers. Ready Sept. 90.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, Sept II. 1862.
J. T. LLoyD--Sir.: Send me your Map of the
Mississippi River, with price per hundred copies.
Rear Admiral Charles Il. Davis, commanding
the Mississippi squadron is authorized 10 purchase
as many as are required for use of that squadron.
GIDEON WELLEs
Y oll-3t Secretary of the Navy.
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LOT No. 2,
Contain'g 81 Acres
8 FOODS and l21 PEREHES

Improved by small log HOUSE. 1t is
well wooded, watered and fenced; 'front.'
ing on the road leading from JarrettsviIle
to Baltimore, and on the road leading
from the Baltimore road to Cooptown.
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NEGROES! NEGROES NEGROES /

NEGROES! NEGROES NEGRoESi
r AM at all times purchasing SLAVES, paving
L the highest cash prices. am also prepared
to receive negroes for safe keeping, having erected
q comfortable and secure place for that purpose,
on Green street, near Baltimore, Immediately OBJ
posite the Western Police Station. Communities
lions addressed to
HENRY FAIRBANKS,
te4-y Gen. Wayne Hotel, Baltimore.
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THE COAL TRADE.

From The 70 Tsrie 1i.He,s Journal Plat
The coal trade stil continues unsettled IN tbis
region. What advance will be made on the different
railroads ard canals on the let Of July u siil UNI
known, but we repeat what We stated last week,
that we believe the advance in feigbs and IN coal
owing to the high prices paid for wages, Will be
equal to al 80 per board vesses at the difer-
ent shipping points.
There was quite an excitement among the coal
operators Yesterday IN consequence Of rurnor that
a large number Of the Reading Railroad Company 4
calls had been sent up the Caiawlssa Railroad 10
cary coal from tue Lehi.h region while u scarcity
prevmlei for the business o. tits region. We do
not know what ground there ia for the rnmor, bnt
We hardly think the Reading Railroad Company
would tend carr of their own road 10 Accommodate
Tie husiness Of other regions, unless IT was under
peculiar circumstances.
Daring the week another unlawful denomination
was made by men who were Oh rtrike. on
Wednesday night a party visited the collleTy 81
Mrs VOORHEES,, and by force stopped The pnmps, sno
pulled out tue fire from under the boilers, stopiinl
Tie operation. On Thursday night pose with the
So HI weat ont, bot no inrher difficulty vas en-
coun,s ed. Men have perfect rignt 10 strike ioi
higher wages Nobody questions II bat the stop
ping by force Of colhefies is unlawful, and cannot
be tolerated.
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battle at Hanover Court-House; his foot has since
been amputated; he is one Of the merriest fellows
alive and saws his foot is not lost, for he knows
where it il. Oscar Merlne, Company i, 10Th Penn;
Reserves in fit of insanity jumped overboard ana
was drowned. Ore hundred OF these men were
taken to the LADIES' Hospital, - TO Bedloes Island
Hospital, q few 10 New-Jersey llOspital, and the
others to the Receiving Depots in the Park and on
Broadway.
DIR. sloan, DR.. p. A. Quinau, Col. Amy, Col;
Johnson, Mr. Abel and Mr. Lihbey were on haDd
early aiding the SICK and wounded men. We raw .
United States officer in high official standing, take
poor sick soldier On his back ADD cary HIM from
the Commodore TO soft and comfortable place on
the tug. The Commodore was manned by noDie
coIpe of men, who spared no labor To relieve inc sur
feripgs Of the passengers under their care. -four
Sisters Of Charity On board Dinister1ug TO the
wants Of the patients. The hsli-dozen wounded
Rebels on board Jared well as our own men.
The Commodore brings no news OF importance
from the seat of war. The Rebel Gen. Lees house
aud premises are guarded by our men with unsleep.
ing vigilance. Fify-nine sters OF Charity had ar
rived at White House, 10 hid in caring for the sick
and wounded men in the hospitals there. They are
from MARYLAND. Upward Of 1000 men still remain
charge OF the surgeons aud nurses In the hospitals
AT White House. The rough weather oil yesterday
made many OF tie patients sea sex, ana 70 eADes'eo
their slender resources OF strength that many oi them
are unable to walk even sG without assl'taoce'
Tender nursing fresh AR DuTritVe 0let, aDo sthi'
latng medicines, will speedily restore them to health.
QUICK WORK AT THE PARK HOSPITAL.
About 900 Pennsyvsnisns and $50 New-forkers,
who arrived here yesteldy morning on board OF the
Commodore, were sent to their homes in the coarse
Of the day. c. II. Tozier, Company +, 9Th Maine,
arrived here yesterday on board OF the Commodore.
lie is closely related to Vice-President Hamlip.
After short detention at the New-England rooms
he started for Washington b. l.. johnson, grad
uate OF Yale College, slso passenger on board
the Commodore He met many Of his classmates
in the army and the SCAT of war. Three army
surgeons have been cared for lately at the Broadway
rooms. A quantity of wines, brandy, jellies BAN
dages, clothes, &c., and $40 in money from the
schools in East Twentieth street, No. 40, under the
care of Mr. Scott, sud No. So under the care OF
Miss Matthew'S, have been received at the New
En- gland Rooms.
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THE GREAT BATTLE OF THE CHICK
HOMINY.
LETTER FROM RICHARD YEADOS.

10 M E3itT = The Richmond Uhg.
Sid: Permit me, spectator, IN part, az the late
two sy battle near south oank Of tie CbckshoniBy to
ny protect against allowing the dcoated ssd
,var1 La croyutd the Confederate with d Al
victory With bold and ipsoent mendsciyhe w
foe las converted into twofod victory on paper what va.
field 10 suffer defeated enemy deceptyely anu men
dscou,y boosting Of victory 10 bestow the oapsnsi nse
on The 6g very nearly akin 20 ecqnieseencs IN DIS n'e
claim Of triumph Away, then, win tho name Oh Inc
Sey en- Pines eek invention Of the zoe devis,a oy nm
with sinister intent and let the great and orabt "o Gays
victory which have boodiy won st as a-ssh,' anu
then a,5siled take lie place the histoIic &c S
down 70 pns,erity az The Great Battle oil the thoLa'
hominy" resulting in the capture the tTst day ana
ton the Of the ensmys camp, ntfenchment' ahl-
anh stores aud covering General and heI oop wi'A
unfsding lGGrels and und gglory. RICHARD fhAgoN
Richmond, June 9, 1861
l1he question o sppeation viii probably be decided by
the Official report Of the Comm anding Oenersl-WHGl
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THAT STORY ABOUT NEGRO LABOR
At TEN CENTS 4 DIR.

To re Tditor Of The \. y IyituHe
SIR. H. The DAILY TRiBUNE Of this day there
sppears an editorial headed Ten Cents Day" quoting
an Article from The Albany Argu which comments on
other article from Phnaiephs paper stating that the
great influx Of negroes into Chester Comfy Penn has 20
reduced the price Of labor that the actually WORK for
ten cents day"
need hardly say you that the article alleged by The
Ay-ui to have been quoted from Philadelphia paper 10 an
gated fssebood oil who reside about here wei know
car truly say from my ooseiya'ion, that there ~
perc I ae,co,s u ntgro ltor "a county 'noe ne wa'
Leoon and that 80 far the negroes working for ten cents
day. and ny nsighbors pay dollar aud have done 30
since tie Spring opened 70 sboTo boh black and white for
dsys labor OF hours duration. have not been able to
e. aDoiers for less.
There T. no county State where labor ia better
wsrdJ than ours and border county there h
none where sudden nAgH Of negroes would msne.l i'se
sooner than with NJ, II 1t lad taken place.
You may therefore stamp the statement asa lie msde out
Of the whole cloth by sympshzer with the Jeb Davis
Rebellion. AhOih"
WEST CHKsTEE, Penn. June 20, 1862
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FIRT n EIGHTH AVRRUg.-On Tuesday morning,
about o'clock fire broke out in the basement OF
the tyyo-story frame building No. C3l Eighth avenue
The Ga1nes .oon soread 10 the adjoining buildings,
Nos 90 $50, 64l, Gil ], AID Gas, siso 70 pumber
Of email two-story frame buildinge III West Forty
fifth street, come Of which were entirely destroyed,
and others badly damaged. The lire spread 30 rap
idlv that the efforte Of the fremen TO prevent II
communicating with other houses imam thaI Wbeie "
originated were unavaihug.
No. G37, where the fire commenced, was owned
bv George Hetrick and occupied by bin as grocery
store. oss about : T. Geo. Insured in the Kingston
and Kings County Companies for $1,000.
No. 60 was occupied by Catherine Hagan az
millinery store; loss about 200. Injured Tor that
amount in the Brooklyn Insurance Company
No 63g was occupied by n. w. zimmerman Ne q
furniture store; insured for $1,000
No. 6il was occupied by Andrew Edenbacker az
q confectionery. Loss about 800; no insurance.
No. 6lll was occupied BY Samuel PigSoti Insured
No. Gi5 was occupied by d. Denny, merchant
tailor: loss tiiiiing, and fully insured.
Nor. 6il. 6all, 643, and 6i5 Eighth avenue and
Nos. 1913 200. ard 202 West Forty-ifh street are
ali two-sory frame buildir 20, owned by Mr.. Denny
an insured for g. 900, in the Fireman and iianli-
ton Insurance Companies. DIT. Denny luIn rii
wa, insured for $3.50 IN tie Gebbard Insurance Con
many. His toa lors il estimated at $o,OOC.
The entire loss caused by tho ire 10 estimated at
be- ween SO 600 and Sll 900. - ~.
How TO DyTEcT THE NEW CoUsrERfElI'-ihe
Manufactnrers' Bank Of Troy issued 40 hVes Oh
Jaly /, 1861, that are regstered by II. Dorian, OF
H. p Williams. All fves on that Bank, 70 u"teu
and regidered, are cOunterieits ihefe may po
counterfe,g filed out with other datesi DIV 70 III
all that have made their appearance are uI'e'
JAY J. 1861, and registered AZ aboye-bV H. pofiaD'
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THE LATE BATTLES NEAR RICHMOND.

The Charleston Mercury Of the 9TH contains the
following account Of the battles Of the Seven Pines
which ia the most honest received from Rebel sonrces
lie greatly overstates the number oil cannon cap
tured, however, as we believe only seven were os'
RioHxoSD, Monday, June >, 1862
With regard TO the engagement OF oa,aiGaS ~1
Sunday, can add little to tho accounts whicn VIII
nave reached you through the city papers IL az
nsars ,hnt our scou,r eported 1900 OF the enemy
on his side Of the Cbckahominy, az poin,
the York River Railroad ard tic Williamsburg Eead
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haOfltie against the tonsttituon. ElS
-
Majority against. ~
We presume there II no friend OF the new COpsil-
tuition who, after examining tLese figures, neatly I'll
oil which we will warrant as correct will continue
TO hope for its success. We may say with perfect
safety that it il defeated Even of the counties
in Egypt have given najonles against II. All we
will have 10 wait for now Is the official announce
nl-nt Of the actual majority AGAINST the Constitution
whether it will be 10000 or p, GOO.
THE BANK, CONGRESSIONAL AND NEGRO PROPo-
SiTlONS. ETC
CHICAGO Wednesday, June 25 1862.
Returns from all but four counties III the State are
received.
The majority against the Bank article is 45OO.
The majority against the Congressional Apportion-
met is 800.
Tie proposition denying the right Of suffrage TO
negroes and prohibiting them from holding Office Is
adopted by an almost nne.tenths vote Of the State
The proposition TO exclude negroes from coming
into the State is adopted by nearly two-thirds vote
The last two propositions consequently form part
Of the old Constitution. They We're voted on sepa-
raiely.
The majority agsinst the new Constitution, thus
far, is about 1900
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ER0M ARKANSAS.

fBy Telegraph 20 The II Lonis Republican, June 70
ReDel baud near Smithyilio Was attacked by
Mai. Zelev, on Wednesday, IS h inst. Capt. Jones,
their leader and II Of biz men, were captured, with
four wounded. Union loss two killed and four
yonsded The enemy was in a house, and some
what protected. The Doth ult. being the last day
for conscripl enroments, Rebels are holding meet
ipqs in countes many run 10 the hills and some
come within Gen. Curiss lines. 10 escape the Con
script law. The people are terribly agltaied some
organize under The Conseript law, beng threatened
with hanging IL they dc not.
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TIE FULTON FERRY IMPROVEMENTS.

To tis Edtor u The ". }. Tribune
SIR: l presume that one viii deny tha' tho
Fuonstreet Ferry 70 the bes. conducted iey IN me world
hs, ia ,naer, d.,rv. the thanks OF the public for their
effort, IN is patronsthe cleanliness
If II. bou.-s and attention aud urbany OF s em-
nove., and u. unnius The public will also frankly
acpowedse tina. e Company i'con'a'y Introducing nsw
for tbsr patrons IN short time we shall see
new and splendid feyhou'e erected for our benefit and
b,, you suggestions which have been approved BY
will be needed HaTdrubber psssse tickets, and
.,her vane with clock face dial would prove Of srea.
and feel almost certain that this en,erpsns
Company will introduce Acn for they never neglect needed
and useful convenience tint their motto TO- Ike that Of
our State, Excelsior"
Osxwuo mas CROSSED FERRY yoR OVER 20 YRAH,
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have in my possession Il paymasters order on
be Assistant Treasurer of the United states payable Mrs
Geo Folsom II was left for her by H. S. Wilson late OF the
sd Regimen, Hew.York State Volunteers have also q
mall Of money belonging TO Frederick Augustus late Of
the ;ib Regiment New York Volunteers CompanyI Itaks
hs method Of reaching the friends OF either Of the persons
named GEO BLISS, JR.,
Col CoumsndirG Depot .! Volunteers, PNk Bsnssks
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THE VOTE on THE NEW CONSTITU.
TON OF ILLINOIS.
ITS DEFEAT BEYOND QUESTION.

From he Chicago Ecening Journal, June d.
Our table of counties is nearly full and nearly all
of those given are either official or near enough
complete to be trustworthy. Seventeen small counties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

Same dsy-Purss $3.50. DISH Of two miles
Zeb. Wards h. Pope Swesart years wv Irvirel
p. G. Bu'hs b. h. TTovsore years &C. Hsgg-rty) 2
A. J. Miners Sunshine, years o. Casey. ..."....3
John ~ Ctys b. N. Ella d. year Fitzpatrick
ChNiesC Loydsg q mrogs Nek ag,d u. Repbst) $
Dr.. J. ". Weldou's b. Bette Ward years &C. Nc
Time: 3.3il.
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George W. Curtis, esq., will speak to the citizens
Of Brooklyn tonight at Collie Hall, Adams street,
near Nassau, under tie au-pices OF the Banner he
publican Club. Subject: The War OF Peace"
Admission free.
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BURNS FRIESDLY ASSOCIATION, Brooklyn,
Z. DAT meeting held in the Wall House, Brook
Ign, L. d.. on Tuesday evening last the Office
bearers of this Association were chosen and the irst
general meeting fixed upon TO take place at the same
house on TUESDAY, July l. at 5p. m. All Scoismen
favorable TO the object Of the Association, which is
the assistance OF unfortunate but deserving fellow
countrymen in distress, are invited 70 be present.
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Jaiori.ios for the
Mslorities against the Constit,tuon
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ARRIVAL OF SICK AND WOUNDED
SOLDIERS.

The United States steam transport Commodore,
Capt. Wilbur, arrived on "wednesday morning from
Fortress Monroe, having on board 374 sick and
wounded soldiers from Gen. McClellan's Army TO the
Sanitary Commission. The following are the names
of the Medical Staff: Surgeon in Chsrge, DIR. j. X.
Bronson; Drs. j. c. Sharer of Massachusetts, G. NJ
Paulin, j. Fred. Berg, Hoatio Paine, Medical Cadet
L. s. A.; Assistant Surgeon o. Worthy Of I'd New
Hampshire INVALID Also, Drs. Jalnais and +. f..
Marry.
The following is list of the names of the men
who came nm the Commodore.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-11-08
Matrimonial.

NATRIMoNIAL.-A young gentleman, whose
lxl personal appearance, fortune and position is
"a No. |, wishes to unite himself to lady with
similar qualifications. The advertiser being SIM
cere willhere describe himself, and although he is
young in appearance he will admit himself on the
SHADY side of fifty. The advertiser is of medi-
UNI stature. neither ''too fat nor too lean !" dark
eyes and expressive, animated countenance; and
he must here confess be is vain in stating he has
the most snowy white teeth (n'turll oneS;) hands,
brow and skin as clear child's his hair and
whist err, are deep brown, and he Gnu assure you
all ii at these latter beauties were given him b.
using Tor two months, Lafont's West India Soap.
Teeth Root for his yellow teeth, and Jones Coral
Hair Restorative on his Gray Coarse hair and by
shaving and washing with Jones Italian Soap.
His coarse wrinklcd skin and hands have thus
been made white and clear. These beautiful ar
toles can he had at reasonable rates at every drug
cisrc in California, Oregon and Washington Terri
otry. CRANE & BRIGHAM.
San Francisco, Agents.