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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-02-26
ESTABLISHED 1850

ESTABLISHED 1850
PETER LORILLARD,
sNUFP AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURER,
Is and IS Chambers street.
Formerly AZ Chambers Street, New York;
Would call the attention Of dealers to the articles
of his manufacture viz
BROWN SNUFF.
Maccaboy. Demigros,
Fine Rappee. Pure Virginia,
Coarse Rappee, Nachitoches.
American Gentleman, Cor ,nhagen
YE L LOW SNUFF
Scotch. Honey Dew Scotch,
High Toast Scotch, Fresh Honey Dew Scotch
Irish High Toast, Fresh Scotch.
or Lundyfoot,
U Attention is called to the large reduction
in prices Of FineCut Chewing and Smoking To-
baccos which will be found of Superior Quality
TOBA CCO.
SMOKING. FINE CUT CHEWING. SMOKING
Long, P. A. L.. or plain, 9. Jago,
Mol, Cavendish or Sweet Spanish.
Mop, Sweet Scented Oronoco, CANISTER.
Nosl&2 Tin Foil Cavendish, Turkish
Granulated.
N. B.-A circular Of prices will be sent on ap,
lica ton. c 1890
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- L A I E OF YER MON

~ AaltuO4-a 2'l>t..-. ..
Ia Probate Court holden 81 the Probate q ,t.. .
JUhnsbury, The 4th day OF February, A 10 is.
AN Instrument. purpUrtiic 10 be The last W. q.
lament oi Marshall W Newell, late OF Burk- i. .
district deceased, being presented 10 the 1
r. Newell and Oscar A Delisuu The executor, -at.
named. for probate
II is ordered hr said court. thai ali lvrs,ils tt
therein. Toe notified 10 appear Session Vf sat
e HIDDEN al The Probate OiiiUc IN 81 .uilislurh ..
9Th day 81 Feh- lS6s. and show cause. ii ans st.
have AGAINST the Probate Uf said viii Ivr N.5-
p,rsr il + further ordered. thaT acolK 81 the lr.
his order De Published ihTte weeks >uCCes-iNts s
Cal..,iliall, printed 81 Johlsbury preV,,.> T..
time appointed l,r hearing.
ASA LaFRENCH. Judge of p, ~,
4 true copy 81 Record.
-s-s7 Attest. ASA L. FRENCH, Jud-e al Pr,aa..
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DACK PAY AND BOUNTY

Back pay and bounties due deceased soldiers,
entitled thereto by acts of Congress. will be OBJ
tanned by the subscriber for reasonable compen-
sation. CHARLES c. NEWELL
East Burke, VT. July S. 1862. 2H
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CONN. MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO
ACQUIRED CAPITAL 5,56O,OOO.

Received for premiums and inter-
est the past year, I,3i5.411
Amount of Losses, 36S. 40
Paid in dividends the past year, ZIG,
Total amt of losses paid to Febl, 63, 3O93, 49I
Total amt d -vidends paid to Feb l,'63, OTIS, 767
Amount received for interest past year, So, 235
Amount of losses IA lives), 1863, $50
Excess of interest received over losses, 3,755
Dividends declared the past year so pr. cent
Dividend OF profits declared annually on the first
OF Feby exclusively for the benefit of the insured.
GEORGE S. SHAW, Agent,
S2:4 st. Jobnsbury, Vt.
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DOY'S COPPER-TIPPED BOOTS
69tf. For sale by l. b. GORHAM

You can al
ways find
large well
selected
Jewelry and
Goods, Silver Ware,
Books and
Stationery,
Music and Musi-
cal Instruments, Per-
fumery, Toilet Art-
cles, Cut
ley, Toys,
TN. M ntj
which he will sell cheap for
cash His large stock of Goods
consist In pai OF fine Gold Silver
watches from the best English, Swiss,
and French manufacturers also q good
assortment of American Watches of every
v Eye qua Guard Neck Chains Cold f ST.
verand Steel bowed Spect's, Gold and
Silver Rings. Gold. Cameo Lava Ear
Ri1GsS PnS,StudS Sleeve Buttons
Slides HOOks,6c, &c. good lot
OFFS day and 80 hour CLOCKS,
with or without alarms warrant
ed good tme-keepers Ny stock of
silver Ware for quality and beau
tyCan not be beat In the State. 1tcOn-
Sists of Fruit Cake, Card and Sr- gar
Bas, kets Tea Sets Cups, GOblets, Cas- TORS
and Napkin Rings; Spoons Forks &c.
Al 50, Pie, Fruit, Butter, Fish, Ia
bic and Tea Knives, But &
ter Cool ers, Syrup
Pitchers, Spoon
Hold erS.
You will find that
Howard keeps
full assort- ment oithe
Text Books which were
recon- mended
by the Board
OfEd uca
ton. Toys
lit tie
folks. Gail at
Towards on Main st,
and satisfy SouLseM as
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James B. Clay and his Slaves.

The late James B. Clay, like most wealthy
shareholders, was very fond of Boosting Of
the attachment and devotion of his bondmen
to himself. Not only were his slaves well
fed and well housed, but they were far hap
pier than free people, and knew and apprec-
ated the inestimable advantages of their posi-
ton. They did not want freedom, and
wouldn't take it on any terms. All they ask
ed was to live on the old plantation, and to
end their days under the easy yoke of" NJ as
sa CLAY.
Once upon time, some two or three years
ago, Mr.. Clay had Quaker friend from the
North visiting him, and to whom he express
ed his usual confidence in the attachment of
his slaves. The Quaker was incredulous, and
so Clay vauntingly determines to put the
matter to the test
An old house slave, one who always enjoy
ed his confidence, who had been always well
treated, and who seemed to entertain real
affection for his master,w called, and enter
ed the room.
"Tom," said Mr.. Clay, "here's q
gentleman from the North, who says
you and the other boys are miserable here
and wish to be free. You may 90 away from
home with him if you lik.'
The old negroe was puzzled and al.
most scared. He shook his head doubling
ly.
"ior are free, Tom, and can leave me il
you wish to" said the master.
The negro trembled with emotion. At last,
all excitement, he cried:
"Are you in earnest, massa9 Can l 20
North and be free? ."
"Yes, if you wish to leave me and your old
home, you can CO."
"lll go, massa. III 90 anywhere to be
Free"
The old fellow was beside himself with
Joy and gratitude at his unexpected liberia.
ton.
This was not, however, what the slave.
holder wanted or expected. He became
very angry, ordered the poor, credulous slave
away, and soon made his Northern friend
aware that his room was better than his
company. Of course Tom was never freed
but is probable that MIR. Clay was thence
forth less assured of the affection of bis ne.
groes for slave life.-Post.
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A,Letter from l.. III. Gilman, a Minister
OF the Gospel in Vermont.
W N

MesSrs. S, W FOwLE & Co..
Gents-I hereby certify that have been troubled fol
era with difficulty of the heart and lungs and
have applied to several physicians for help. and have
tried almost every edy of the which
have been recommended without receiving any assist
aiCe; but had been growing ,aker and weake r. unit
hearing of Wisars BalSam of Wild Cherry about year
since. commenced using it with immediate relief. 1t
has only restored my lungs sound state but am
entirely of the difficulty disease of the heart
have hesGon in saying that it Is the best lung med
icne before the public and most cheerfuly Ind cOnsc
enOusly recommend it to all persons suffering with pull
monary complaints Il. l.. GILMAN.
Prepared by SETH w. FowLE & Co.. Boston
and sold by all druggists 79-l405
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. ATE OF VERN NJ
"A y

IL Probate Court. held al the PrOha ie trioe il
JulllSs-ry. The OH day o! February. 4 n l>6s
CArl7iull LaNTcIIcc-, adrnr upon The estate j.
HAzetie late II " sicr1ord IN said d.SI;SF leoe~,
application 10 said UuErl iOr license 70 ~ the NJ &
The r,ale estate u said deceased representing Ia liz
oi paTi 81 said rea estate l. necessary for IRE p4
4 the debts u said deceased aid that a gam no.
suit ceni IL Jay said debts, Cannot De- sold withr-
JURY 10 ihsse interested Ia the Teuai,!dr--
HlereupUn IL Is ordered by said cOUrt that said a..
lion Re referred 10 tie 9th day "a FtbrUaIH 4 % -
al Tie Probate Orloe, ia ST. Jelrt>bury fuT t-aril-
deCisuI hcTcya and il ! further ,;dcrca llaf a.
Interested te l,oiIled hereof liz the pUlicarl
noflov q This aiaGcatitn and order Ii-IvI dire
euUvssiTely Ih.1a.ed0Iall. Printed - john.
heiar~ eaia lime 81 hearing, tai lcy llAs al,,rag -
Tine l-G iiaI anc II They cause. tjcCl fl,rt.
Rg the CuurI-ATicsf
So Asa L. FRENCH Jua. 80.
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DICTURE MOULDINGS.

Gilt, Rosewood and Walnut Mouldings manu-.
featured into Frames to order. Also,
Oval Frames for Photographs, Picture Glass
Cord. and Screw Eyes. at HALLS.
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nR. MARSHALL'S HEADACHE
AND CATARRH SNIFF.

This Snuff has thorous hy proved itself 10 be the best
article known for curing the Catarr, Cold in the
Head and the Headache. IL has been found excellent
remedy in many of Sore Eyes Deafness has been
removed by it, and Hearing has often been greatly i'm
pOvedbv its rpurgeS out ali distractions strength
the Glands ami gives healthy action TO The parts ai
fected. II Is recommended by many OF the hest physi
clans and is used with great success and satisfaction
erywhere.
More than twenty-five years experience has proved its
great value and ii this time II stands higher than
before.
large number of the most respectable druggists In Bos
ton aid New York. in certificate signed by them ia 1854
The undersigned, having !or many years been aoquai
ed with DIR 4arSiarS Caia-rh and Headache Snu:f, and
sold it in wholesale Trade. CheeTly state, that
believe Il 10 be equal ia every eCi II the recommends
ton given vi IL for the Catarrhal Affections
that II Is decidedly the best article have known
/ i0r ali the common diseases % the head
BEWARE OF COUNfERFEITS.
fac Simiie O the signal u the Proprietor CHARLES
BOW EN-. is every bottle Sold by druggists every
| where. E.l'c
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From J. ID. HOsmer, Esq, of TOpsham.
ToPsBAx, W., April "A, 1863.

utSoIs W TUWIE CU.,
Gentlemen Il take great pleasure IN adding mine TO
the testimony favor of that invaluable Cough
Renedy-Dr. " sIdT' BaSam OF W i'd Cherry. During
the past winter ny wife affected with severe cough
and Inflammation of theungs After suffering severely tor
days, WIstar'S BalSan recommended trial OF
which gave immediate aud permanent relief. | have
known the BaSam having been used In Of Asth
ma with the most favorable results | sure that II
the community well acquainted with the merits
Of this Great Remedy aS am You would be unable 10
supply the demand IwOuld advise all who suffer from
Coughs Colds &c, 20 give this medicine early and
thorough trial. Yours truly,
] ID UOSNER
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liora'-.Adrice to husJands-If YOU love your
wives and want them to live long. and enjoy
themselves, furnish them with Casinos SPRING
MATTRESS.
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New Goods Just received from Ncw Yo.k ..
CIV opening Tor Christmas and New lta.> -
bought - Lowest cash p-ices and NJ. ta So.
cheap toT cast al
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VALUABLE real. ESTATf
AT AUCTION

UnlaSs Previously Disposed Of at P,rl.r.
SUE.
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By Dr. l. Dix il aiiin. TO cure in less tine than any
other physician, eectuay and permanently with
ess restraint from occupation OF exposure 10 al
weather, with safe and PIE .ssnt medicines.
SELF-ABuSE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-12-31
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that in pursu-
ance of an order of the Probate Court of
the county Of Trinity, in the State of California,
made on the Goth day of November. A. d., 1864,
in the matter of the Estate of John Patterson,
deceased, the undersigned, Administrator of said
Estate. will sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash. in one parcel, and subject to con-
irmation by said Probate Court, on SATuR-
BAY, the
24th day of Dec ember, A. D., 1894,
ut IL o'clock. NJ, at the door of Jas. B. Wells
store, in Trinity Center in said county, all the
right title interest and estate of the said intes-
tate at the time of his death, and all the right,
title and interest that the said Estate has acquir-
cd by operation of law or otherwise, in and to
all that lot piece parcel of land situate, lying
and being in said county. on the east bank of
Trinity river, about one mile from Trinity Cen
ter. containing about 800 acres, more or less,
and known as Pattersons ranch. Also, all the
farming utensils and personal property belong
ing to said Estate. JAS. b. WELLS,
Administrator of the Estate of
A. ii John Patterson deceased.
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WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL.


LAS Cruces, NEw UExlco. Nov ., 1864.
FRIEND GORDON AS am of duty to-day |
have concluded to write few lines 10 let you
know how matters stand down here on the con-
fines of Dixie. As ,ou will perceive, am in the
saddle for Uncle Abe and the Union.
This place is situated on the east side Of the
river, in the VALLEY of the Rio GrAnde, and three
ailes above the town Of Mesilla The Valley is
beautiful and fertile body Of land from three
TO Eve miles in width extending about -four hun
bred miles along the river. 1t is in possession
Of the Union people now. At the commence
mesit Of rebellion it held by the rebels, but
Gen Carleton took it into his noddle to drive
Sibey, Baylor X Co. out. and 10 consecratc
it again to the cause of Liberty and Freedom,
and now the people are reapng the fruits of his
patriotic act-peace. plenty and prosperity.
You have undoubtedly heard great deal in
regard to the mineral resources of Arizona. We
travelled through the Territory great deal, and
although there may be plenty of good paying
lodges, could the capital be had to develop them,
yet on the whole do not think the prospect fat
tcring | have seen specimens OF copper, silver
and gold which were eNlhch'lF rlch, Dut IL Is il
hard country to operate in because Of the numer-
Gus deserts scarcity of water and the great dis
lance from navigation.
In military matters we are getting along finely
Our lines extend one hundred and fifty miles to
the south and one hundred and twenty-five miles
into the State of Texas. Beyond is large dcs-
ert which appears to be neutral ground Part
of our Company is out the Simerone,
ting in concert with Gen. Blunt after CamanChcs.
We are having IL great deal of trouble with the
Indians aud the soldiers have laid many red
skin low the past season.
We had a great deal of rain last summer, and
Yesterday it commenced showing. During great
norton of the year the weather is mild and
pleasant and Vegetation fouri+llcs.
Politically the troops of this Column are in
favor of Old Abe they believe he is just the
man to finish up the war in good style. Polls
we're opened at this Post yesterday. with the fol-
lowing result Lincoln, 1871 Mcclellan, c.
How does that look
The journal is received quite regularly, and
] an glad to that it is doing it's share of good
service in the cause of the Union. Look out for
the'sb,pperIeads on the coast Carleton expects
20 intercept large batch of recruits for Califor
mia from Dixie. before many months Mark my
words, that if such IN expedition ever starts, it
will meet with n warm reception before the Rio
Granle is crossed.
You may expect to hear from occasionally.
With kind regards to all old friends. remain,
Very respectfully,
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SCHOOL TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
" Special School Tax list for Weaveryille Dis
trict is now in the hands OF the undersigned,
and that the Tax is due and payable. Persons
desiring to pay the same can call at the Weaver
r;llc Druc store. where the Collector may at all
times be found. ready to receive the same
GEO. WILLIAMS, Collector.
Weavcrylle, Dee. <. ls64- fSto-
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PETITION IN INSOLVENCY.

IN TIE COUNTY COURT, IN AND FOR TIE COUNTY
OF TRINITY AND STATE OF CALIFORNIA;
In the matter Of the Petition of VIM. b.
LOwDEN His Creditors.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE HON.
| John Murphy, county Judge of Trinity coun-
tv notice is hereby given to all the creditors OF
said insolvent ". 5. Lowden, to be and appear
before the Hon John Murphy, aforesaid, in open
Court at the Court room of the Court House in
the town of Weaverville, county and State afore-
said, on Monday, the
ed day of January, A. d., 1895,
at 10 clock, a m, of said day, then and there
to show cause, if any they can, why the prayer
of said Insolvent should not be granted, AS
signment of his estate be made, and he be dis
charged from his debts and liabilities, in pursu
ance of the statute in such case made and pro-
vided and in the meantime all proceedings a
ganst the said Insovent he stayed.
Witness my hand and seal of said Court
lis. this 18th day of November, A. d.. 1864.
45.tet. \. J. LOOMS, Co. Clerk.
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The Restorer ReproducesI
THE HAIR DRESSING
CULTIVATES AND BEAUTIES

Ifyour hair Is thin Try it, If curf try it, if harsh try it, if
try it, if otle4e try it, for all who will
preserve their tr through life For sale 10y all Druggists
cisca. 1Ssn.i.Gm.
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and Foreign Book
AND PERIODICAL DEPOT.
GEO. II. BELL.

DOUkSELER AND STATlONRR. Gil Mont
y gomery street, Corner of Merchant,) San
Francisco receives subscriptions for any Period
cal published in the United States or Europe,
among which the following:
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Coon SuowIyG.-At the close of business on
the oath, $s74,0O4 81 remained IN the state
Treasury. What fat prospect for members OF
the next Legislature.
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MoRE RErupiARoRs.--The Sofano ff'S' says
quite a number of Suisun subscribers to the San
Francisco Lcdyer refuse to take the paper from the
office. Those of the subscribers here who are
disposed to do so, have not had an opportunity
of taking the paper from the Office for se'er"i
weeks. Is it dead
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REFEREES SALE ~ PARTETION.

IN THE NINTm JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT. N AND
FOR TRINITY COUNTY. STATE OF CALIFORNIA:
II. J. Fegam jeremiah Ducy, ct. nj.
DY WRITE OF y DECREE AND ORDER
ID of sale in the above entitled cause. issued
out of said Court, and duly tested under the seal
thereof. this 18th day Of December; y. d., lSGi
and 20 me directed. |. the undersigned. Referee
therein appointed was directed to sell the real
estate hereinafter described for cash.-that is to
say, Cola Coin Of the coinage of the United
States the proceeds of said sale to be divided as
follows: First-paymcnt OF costs in the case as
set forth in the decree secondly, the sum Of
81 100 to the said defendants, and the surplus
if any there be a follows. to wit Onc-half to
the plaintiff and onc-cighth to each Of said dc
PENDANTS.
Now. therefore, by virtue of said decree and
order Of sale, VIII, on SATURDAY, the
eth day OF January, 1865,
at the Court House door in the county Of Trini-
itv, between the hours OF 10. a. NJ and !. P. NJ,
on said day sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
aforesaid. the following described real estate,
t. wit:
That certain mining ground mining claims
Estimate in the county Of Trinity and State of
California; lying and being on high bench or
ridge the north side of Trinity river. near the
mouth of Canon creek. and Immediately above
the ferry Of jackson II Ferguson, known as the
mining claims of Feean & Co. beginning at the
point of said bench or ridge ncarc-t to said riv-
cr. and running along the said ridge in an cast
crlv direction. with width of three hundred
feet. to the foot hills said claims being the same
upon which the said defendants are now at
work. and upon the upper or eastern end of
which is the reservoir huit by said plaintiff and
jeremiah Dacy. one of the defendants. Also, n
certain reservoir located on the upper or eastern
end of said claims, between the northern and
southern boundaries of the same.
The purchaser, by order Of the Court. is enti-
tied to immediate possession Of the premises up
on the execution of the Referees deed.-Dated
Weavcryile Dec. IL, 1861.
ats VI. +. GRIFFIN. Referee.
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rabbit.

WoRp NOT FOUND IN WEBsTER.-A coroner
iury in Boston, returned as a verdict in the case
of a woman who died suddenly. that she : dled
g., conaas,;on Of the brain caused by orerfipu
LATHAM
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Coop PRIcE.-A COW is advertised for sale in
.P;cbmond paper price s., 900 in Confederate
currency. or S33 33I in gold coin
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SrRoxG Wryp.-The Enterprise prints an ac-
count of a - Washoe canary Uackass) beng
blown during a recent high wind, from Mount
Davidson, over Virginia City. 1t is said to have
been some four hundred feet in the air
The canary " in this case was only j"ckaSs
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NEWSPAPER, MAGAZINE, REVIEW,
or othe Periodicals not mentioned in the above
list, will be FURNISHED TO ORDER. Spe-
cal Attention will be paid to importing
Books that may be wanted and cannot be
otherwise obtained. A general assortment Of
Books always on hand, including all the NEW
PUBLICATIONS.
San Francisco, Dec. !, 1864. Adm.
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DAsHAWAY WASHING MACHINE

II. become great introduced. 1t
iix the greatest Of and labor offered the
nnhc besides doing injury garments, the rubbing
,r.ess has been entirely dispensed with.
with the Dashaway Washing Machine ONE WOMAN GAN
WASH As MUCH il AN HOUR AS FIVE CAN WASH
ny HAND in the same time
H., .h.wav with best WrnGer. is furnished for the
,rir. If S35. Wringers. without Machines. L.
= !, >i.rbin.s are warranted. HOMER II. GRAY,
80 IRA HOWE.
1-..-,;,,o Nnxetnbcr
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ASH A WAY
WASHING MACHINE !
The Greatest Labor Saver
ever. Invented

rv,UE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SECURED THE PATENT
/ Ear manufacturing these Machines in TRINITY and
SHASTA countless respectfully announce that they
prepar furnish them in complete working order The
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MRS. S. A. ALLEN,
A Lady of World Wide Reputation.

~ Mrs. s. \. Aliens Worlds Hair Restor-
or and ZyIobalsamu,n or Worlds Hair
Dressing are unequalied, and acknowledged By all
who use them restoring, Migrating, beautiag and
dressing the Hair rendering soft, silky AMI glossy,
dsosirg it 10 remain in amy desired position quickly
cleansing the scalp arreshg the fall Anticipating healthy
and natural color the Hair. They fail to restore
grey hair 10 original youthful color. They act directly
upon Of the Hair, giving them the natural
i.lieni required No lndys toilet ia complete the
Zyloa-amum Hair Dressing the. hair and
impar- II delightful fragrance and is
both Young and old.
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ID ESlDENT PHOENIX AGENTS IN ALL THE CITIES
IL Towns and prominent places this Coast. who
thorizei Ia Issue Policies grant Renewals Assign
ments, and attend to the business Of the