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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-11
An Invits,ion to tho 'Masons orthe south

New York, July l0.-The Times says that
the leading Masons of Massachusetts, are
about to invite their most influential brethren
at the South to visit them aud partake of
their hospitaities, that the memories of the
past strife may be blousd out, and Union may
commence, where it should, in individual
hearts. ...
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6orsee, CARRIAGES, &r.
QUARrERMAsrRR GysERALs OyrCg, tIRsr DIvs, I
WARRINGTON CTrr, d. c., March 10, 1855.
VALRY RSESi ARTILLERY

QUARrERMAsrRR GysERALs OYrCy, FIRsf Divn,
WARRINGTON CIrf, u. C.. March 10. 1853
|NAVALRY HORSES! ARTILLERY
~ HORSES. MULES! - HORSES. suitable for the
csvslry and Artillery service will be receiv,d Gesboro
Depot in open market, till May 1863 by Capt Geo. l.
Browning A. z. NJ.
MULES In lots OF twenty five more viii be Received in
his city In open market till May 1907 by Capt e. H.
Iompkips Assistant Quarermasts corner Iwehyseco
ind GsreefS
Ron before being accepted. .
specifications follows Cavalry horses must be sound In
Jail particular well broken full flesh and good condition;
from teen tl5 Ia sixteen 6l hands high from h'e (o 10
nine 49, Old and well adapted every way to cavalry
purposes Horses between nine ~ and ten lo years Of age
still vigorous prshtly and healthy may be accepted
Artillery Horse must BE- Of dark sound ia oil particu
in harness good flesh and condition. six o. (0
wears old less than fifteen and hall 5i hands high
ch Horse to weigh less than hundred and fifty 05
pounds.
Mules be two O years of strong stout
pact well developed animals not less than fourteen IA hands
high fail health free from every blemb defect which
UNFIT them work. and must have she'd the
front colts teeth and developed the corresponding four
permanent teeth, two 10 esch Jaw.
Thes. specifications will be strictly adhered to- and rsdy
enforced In every particular.
Hours Of ns pecton from a. IN to p m
Price, Cavalry Horse hundred and eighty five dollars
1851 Artillery Horses hundred and uinety dollars
1907 Mules one hundred and ninety live dollars 1885,
Payment will be made at this office.
JAMES A. EKIN
Brevet BriradierGenera In charge,
First Division, q. VI. q. o.
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ASSISTANT QUAaTERNAsrER's OYrIcs,
No. 451 FiGHTH AVE-, Nrw YORK, March lS3
|NAVALRY AND ARTILLERY HORSES
" WANTED-I will purchase in open market all horse
that may be- presented aud pass inspection at the
stables Thirty nth ST. near Tenhave until further no
tice ~ follows:
Cavalry horses to IO-yesr. old IS to 6 hands high
Artillery horses to 10 years old lSi hands high, and ovel
100 pounds and dark color.
Price for cavalry horses ST5 Price for artillery horse.
$780, Payable In such funds may be furnished b. the Gov
eminent. l.. l.. MOORE, Capt. eud a. " NJ
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Boaro ano Rooms.

NETWORK HOTEL.-The proprietor be
levug that the comfort snd convenience OF his guest
viii BE- greatly increased by changing from The od iaD
Hoe Restaurant SYSTEM eruned to adopt TN
latter on tie Ist OF May next
BY ssahihing Restaurant equal IN every respst 10 any
in this country aud employing all the his power
make IL eompaT svossby with the ceebrsedin Europe
he feel. confident the New orb Hotel will continue to bo
ia well known reputation home for gentcmen and IAN
li-s. HIRAM CRAhSION'
New-York April u, 1865.
4 PARTMENT WANTED-By a single gen
~ temsn in the vicinity of Ffth Avenne Hotel. Term
moderate. Address q. 4. H., No H. WiliaIn-s'
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BEST AND LATEST POPULAR
NOVELS

BY living authors The cost Of these alone if bought in book
form would BE- from siI eight dAsr II purchased in the
ENGLISH MAGAZINES from which they are carefully Sc
teced the cost would be three four times tina, No
where else much cOrrent intelligence and permauen
literary nstterbe had at cheap rate in THE SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Tnos. who believe in the principle
and approve the character OF THR TRIBUNE increase IL
power aud influence by joining wit their IN ormn
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thai be supplied 10 them ~ the lowest price for whic
such psper be printed Persons residing In the city
lind valuable journal send to their county friend;
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rV'HREE NEW BOOKS ON SATURDAY
ST. PHILLIPS.

a splendid novel by the author OF "Rntledse " Ih'
Sutherland" Frank Warrington" Louis etc, l2mo
handsomely bound in cloth, uniform with the authors oe
books PTice I IS.
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Merchant Navigation and Trsnport liioa C
TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN

4 TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
n RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
|SENGER TRAINS LEAVE NEW-NORk. VIA the Enc
Raiiway from foot Of Chsmbersst. RUNNING THROUGH
TO CLEVELAND, o., WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
connecting railroads for all principal lies in the West
This road Is being extended and will be In complete
running order Mansfield Gallon urbana Dayton, Cincn-
natl and It. Loui.. without bresa Of gauge -
T. ri GoopxAS Cen Tickle, Agt. H. y SWRETsER.
Meadville. IA. General Sup't
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Ocean CLEANERS.
NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP cos LINE.
IN DAILY FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT

~ DAILY FOh rNOvIDEnIE DIRECT.
Consisting Of the follow ing new md splendid steamers:
ELECTRA Capt j. w. Eys: 0ALATEA. Capt w n
Jones, OCFANUS. Capt. VIM. Young.
Quo Of the above magnificent steamers VIII leave Psr No.
q North River foot Of Robinson Daily tSundays eE
ceptedD. at 5 O'Clock p.m
" Connecting Providence with hs 7:.5 Train foe
Boston
~ Freight taken at Propeller Rates.
tV Thess steamers thel arransensns
the comfort and safety Of Passengers and facilities fo
the transportation Of Freight.
IT, Passengers alter retiring for the night disturbed
til they arrive in Providence AZ hour early enough
cure f desired the accommodation train for
Boston.
For information in regard to Freight &c. apply to ISAAC
|ODELL General Freight Agent Pier No. n, y. r.
For Tickets Staiesooms, Ac, apply to the Clerk board
EOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECTING United
l. States Mail Steamship GEORGE CROMWELL
apt r. T.. VAIL, will leave Pier No. North River on
SATURDAY April ~, at P. m
For freight having unsurpassed accommodations
|applyto H. Is CROMWELL Co., No ~ Nes,-st
The steamship FUNG SHUEY will follow SATURDAY
May6.
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New pnblirations.

ASK any NEwsDEALER or BOQkSEl.'
n iER Tor copy Of DAwLEY's NEwWAR NOVELS
No I-MOSBY THE GUERRILLA:
n 2~PsIfLiNE THE FtMALE SPY
40: KIIDtRE THE BLACK SCOTT
No. s-OsGOOD, TIE Demon REFUGEE.
r,,.5 Illuminated Cover. Price IS cents; Trade xl2 81
for 100
DAWIEI'S TENPENNY NOVELS
~ Tn. Two Rivals. No. S-Dure Devil Dick. No. y
The Freebooers Prize. No. 4-Spesking Rife the Indian
slayer No: spirit Eye, the Indian Captive. No, s.
Inez the Forest Bride. No Jules Gerard, the Lion
Killer No Elm Press-Beal. The Pirs;e Spy.
Price 10 cents Trade. - IS per 100
DAWLEYS CAMP AND PRESIDE LIBRARY.
No 1-lncidents OF Camp Life. No 2-Meoedes the Dat
laws Child. No. 3Norna Dsntou. No. 4-Justius, the
Aveuetr No. 5-The Mad Bard. No. 6-ln Press Sue
Munday the Guerrilla SPY.
Price Is ceuts. oT : for 100
The above books sold to the trade ia 200 ois at prices
much ks- than usual T. r. DANLEY. Publisher.
Nos 10 and Is Park Row, \. Y.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

TOR HUDSON, CATSKIIL and BRISTOL.
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY st ) O'Clock .. N.
EOR NEw-HAvEN, HARTFORD and
l. SPRINGFIELD Steamers leave PECK slip for New
Haven at g. ID and II p No. tsundsys exceptedI
ICAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT
FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER FITCHBUR0. NASHUA
LOWELL CONCORD, THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
| AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
The and stannch steamer. Of the Norwich lin-
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY or NETWORK.
leave New oIk daily Sundays excepted O'Clock
from Pier No. % North River foot Of yerrys st.,
FOR NEW.L,ONDON.
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Train rom the
above points vi, Norwich and Worcester Boston and Wor
ester orceer and Nashua and ewondon and Northeru
Railroad.
FREIGHT taken the For Information inquire
|of :. MARTIN, Agent, on the Pier
|vJNHE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR BOS-
i TON-sTONINGTON STEAMBOAT LINE.
VIA GROrON AND PROVIDENCE.
1.-THE OLDEST. QUO kEsT, SAFEST. AND MOST d.
RECr AVOIDING " PoIST JuD ,lI ,r,,
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS Too elegsn'
Steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK, ON MONDAYS WEDNES-
DAYS and FRIDAYS aud after TIT RSDAi 1, lNh in'
at o'clock o.
~ These boa. from Pier No 10 North River foot 81
bod lodged by all enpeneno. travel
among strongest most comfortable aud
best that have in American waters AZ all seasons
and ia all veshe these boats invariably make the passage on
time.
sumptuous suppers luInro1sly furnished stse
are marked features Of these floating palaces
Eeuhs and state may De secprei at Hirndsns Ek
press Office No ~ Broadway, and 81 No lis Ncs-s NsS
iOrk and at No 70 wa'hn!'osI-i s s11ys Agent
Meychsn.' Nayi rstiOu and Transport
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CnxrrSr. os No. 2.n,s fArrIL 81


LEADING AKTIoL gs-Onee in Lifetime; What ne Did No
Say Our New President Snerman-Joinstoi-yo Johnson Re
susined Gov Seward Editorial Paragraphs. '''
wAK NEw. SUMMARY -Na'al Mi-eeilsieous.
GENERAL NEWs-N-ws from Wellington; Ile Washing
tou Trogedy; New-Yors; Domestic Miscellany.
NEW YORK LEeI.L,rr RE-Proceedn!s in the Senate sul
THE Gnr,r CoSrs.r-Nor,h Carolina: sherIr ans Ne.os
lions with Johnston Dsapproyed It Washn-t iumedit'
Resumption Of Hostltes Ordered Gen Circuit TO Command
ARMY OF raE PoroxacCap'ured rassi Interesting Gore
GKS CASBrs OPgaATIoSs-Mobie Fully Oceuyled Large
Captures Of Prisoner. Guns and COttID.
The FUNERAL PAslAST-Ob'eques az Baltimore Harris
NV YORK CrrY-Recepton Of Presiien, Lincoln. Re-
mains; The BODY IN State At the City Han
THE ASSASSINATION PLANNED ~ CAvAD. AND RATIFIED
RIoHxoND--A 81 Albms Raider implicated
sHERNAs-Mscon b ais Oh the zo;h; Howen Cobb aud g.
THg CAPTURE or RALEIGH-Couespondence Of The \. y.
NV PUBLICATIONS Annals Of .he American
A CHAPTER or RECENT iIstoRY-Pre.dert Liucoin and
the Vrsiuia Rebels The Plot OF the Asassrs President
TIE EXCURSION 70 CnARLrsToy-'rrp Of the Ocelnus.
Correspondence Of The \. \. Tribune
INTERESTING TO tARNgEs-imercan Institute FaTmers'
BUYING AND SELLING Wool
HORTICULTURAL
TALK ABOUT FRUIT.
AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.
THE TARx HousEG ARDrs--The Soil; How to Prepare and
Enrich 1t; How to Plant AID What to Plant
1Bx NEW REGISTRY LAW.
DEATHS or soLDIsns IN THE NEw,Y HosrIrsD
The SILVER MINES OF NAsHoE-Corresponden Of The
n. Y. Tribane.
Tnx HILLTARs AND ruE BUFroSs: story OF Two PAM
lies BY Henry Kingsley, author Of "Agstin Elliot" Rs
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MARY BRANDEGEE,

verv powerful new novel Of the " Jane Eyre schooi
OF unusual merit and destined make sensation IN the ooo
world limo, cloth. = IS
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west OF Milburn 4:l0 y. MorrisiowH Express 1 spa
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LOVERS AND THINKERS,
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COMPLETE YOUR SETS.-BACK NUM-
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEw-JERsEY


" Ps...nger Depot in ,ewl ork. foot Of LibeIiys and
nec1. At Hampton Junction with Delaware. Lackswanna
aad Western Railroad Ee,ton with Loigh Valley Rail
road connections forming direct line to Pittsburgh
and the " est. without change Of -
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE 10 TIE WEST
Two press Trains daily from the cst except SundsyS
when evening frun. %,
Sixty Miles and Two Hours saved ~ this line to Chicago
Cincinnati ST. Louis etc. with but change Ut cars
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing April a. 1885,. leave New York as tolo~si
At6.W m. for Rasfon. Mauch Chunk, NiuainspoH,
Wilkesbarre, Mahanoy City sc.
a. m.-for Bergen Point.
MAIL TRAs-at8.0Da M. tor Pennington, Esson Water
Gap, Scranton Wkesbare Great Bend Pi,tson, Bingham
ton. &c.
900 g. m Western Erpre. for Esston. Scranton Great
Bend Allentown. Reading Gsrn,bure Pittsoufz, and tho
West with bat chss OF Cincinnati or Chcafo
and but two changes to 81 Louis ,, -,
l1:oD NJ. q $50 53o 720 ana II cor Elizabeth
l2:0O m. TRAry-For Eason. Allentown Manch Chunk,
Wikesbsrre Nilsnispor, READING Pst.vle. HarnsourL
|Sc.
.. m.-For Es.ton Bethlehem. Allentown, and MiacA
Chunk.
p. m.-For SonsfviIle and tlemngtot.
b!.o .. m.-FoT Someryilir. -
500 D. 70. WKsrRsS EIPRyss GRuS-for Fasion. Allen
town Reading, Harrisburg Pittsburgh, and the West sleep
ng through from Jersey Cyto Pittsburgh every cyeuins
ELrE,BErHPoRr AND NrxloRK fEKRr-Leave New
York Pier No. y. r. st 800 Boats stop at Ber-
gen Point and hassers Hnbor.
Ticket. tor the be oJsined st the Office OF the
Railroad Company. foot Of LheIg st., y r. at No.
Aston House Nos sl and 5b broadway and II the prii
cipa hotel. JOSIAH q. sTEARNs. superintendent.
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IL ARRANGEMENr.-Leayes New York. lsnes-slip ard
Ut IN For NsphanN Lakelani lsp, Bsbyia an Farm
sdae. at a. IN. ADD p. IN drumming through TO
Gsenport, on SATURDAY evrnngsl For syose, a, 1880
Ia. M and o. m tstages connect for Coo Spun,
Oyster Bay and Huntinsou for Hampstead Jssaics aad
Wiuheld. Ut ard 10. "a a m, end :, and .. III.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leave. 3ith.. Eat
River y5a for Naptank stopping at all Stssons
Hampstead sud Syo,se Excurson Tickets for As ,sn
II reduced rates. A. REASONER. Superintendent
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ERIE RAILWhY.-rrains leave foot Of
IL Chamber..t, via. PavouisFerry:
nl Day kkpre,s for Cana qua Rochester. Buffalo.
Saunsnca end West. Connects Buffalo with Lake Shore
Grand Trunk Railway. aud at Salamanca With Atlantic
asd Great Western Railway
$50 a. ni., bilk and Way Train: daily to odsyIle.
10 M Express Mail, for Buffalo connecting With Lake
Shore Railway
ap. Way Tras, for Port Jerv.s sad Newbmsh
Nisl ksprs., for Csnsndasm Rochester Buffalo
Salamanca, aud West.
p M, Lightning Express. dany, for C.nsnaasus Roche.
ter buffalo Sssnanca Dunkirk, and Vest Connects a,
Buffalo with Lake Shore and Grand Trunf Raiways andi
Salamanca with Atlantic and Greet Wester Bsi~ ay.
H., Emgrsnt Train, daily Tot Buffalo, S4anacs. Dan.
kirk and West
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NEW MUSIC--FUNERAL MARCH, to the
IN memory Of Abraham Lincoln, the Martyr President BY
Mira T. A. fARKHuRsT. Author OF " Richmond ia Ours,
1.-THE Soldiers Dying Farewell" "Oh. send Flower
nom his Grave" No Slave beneath that Starry fsg ETC.
s,n This March Ia very solemn aud Impressive Price ~
cen.. with Vsuette OF the President Mailed free:
Pnblisher HORACE WATERS. No. 4Sl Broadway, N. Y.
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NEW BOOKS.
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Reports Of the Proceedings OF the Farmers Club OF the
American Institute Talks about Fruit and other horticultural
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10 put in the Daily Edition. THE SEM-WEEkLl
TRIBUNE also gives in the OF year, THREE Of
-FOUR Of the
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(HANGE cfTME.-RARITAN and DELA.

[NUANlE Of TTNE.-RAKTTAN and UELA-
~ WARE BAY RADROAD-On end ,fter MONDAY.
phil II, foot Of Murrsyst. daily 1880 M and t3
p M. connecting with Trains for HIGHLANDS. RID
|bANK, LONG BRANCb. SHARK RIVER, MANClfES-
TIER. &c.
BROOKLYN TO Observation-Disclosures ~; EIcur.
sion tickets 81 socifcf three days Steamer JESSE HofF
leaves wal'i. Ferry Bseolyn daily excepting Sundays, At
II n IN, connecting a. PORT MONMO IN, with e1prrss
,rans for PHILADELPHIA fUCkERTON BARNkGAF.
TOMS RIVER. Sc Returning leave nest Ferry, Ph'a'
driphis. at 9ija
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V,HE BEST PORTRFrT Of the late PRESI
nrST and most eousr~s TX ENESS will be publishs.
sHIs DAY by KIMMBH( ORSTER, Enyrsvers and Pub
ksnsrs Ssa snd rs Csnsls n T. Civ Asni 81 1855
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Chances for Bnsiness Ellen.
AlilitarD Notices.

A NEW LAW.-Soldiers wounded In the
IA iins Of dGty their heirs entitled 90 BouutY.
SHELDON K LEsytkrs. " txkrs-, Ua,sB usatas,
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IN PRESS - READY IN A FEW DAYS

TIE LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
100 pages; price, % cents.
Containing bis complete life RON boyhood Up 10 his desh b
the hand Of the assassin.
The Trade supplied NJ SIR 20 per 100.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-05
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, % the sotLday Of january a.
w d., 1861, John Baird, an unmarried man,
Of Clinton county, Iowa, executed unto George
conveying 70 saia ;trostee the Sanaa IN tulthtom
county, Iowa, described as follows, to.wit The
east half ~ the sOWth-vveM qa6ptef 4uA the neSth
ton No thirty as M vtwnship NoeisAhasy ~
49, north Of range No. two e. east Of the 9th
p. m; which said conveyance was made by the
said John Baird. for the purpose OF securing the
psymentnf esrtain promiss0sy notes epd thein
terest tfiHfeOns signed by std John Beird, dsod
the seth day Of January, A. y. 1851, one OF
which was payable to the order OF Austin CorDin,
guardian, in three wears from the GATE tnereot,
Tor tie sum OF fonr hundred and twenty dollars,
with interest after due IT. the rate q ten1 per
cent. A*<tzx yAA8fN
And now said described note having become
due and payable. and the said John Bard hsy.ng
failed topayth same. ]. George 3. 2. Dsw,
trustee as aforesaid do hereby Rive this public
notice, that BY virtue Of the power which is 10
me vested BY sad deed q trust =
Janunry, A D., 1865, At the hour Of nine O'Clock
in the forenoon Of said day at the Court Honse
door, u the cloy u Davenport expose and oner
for sale. q pubejoanclioo. for cash, the parcels
# lsnd above Describes, es - much thereof =
e cid note vii tie iSsesest thereon 70 the day
Of sale, together with aIlthe eoetGe Ind expenses
atsendng said sale, eostp1gthis ncsies aad srus-
ID Dsssd Is. lssh ~ 9SS.l 1QsA. D.. 1854.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-05

FORM NEARLY A QUARTER OF A CENTURY
Mathews Venetian Hair Dye has been extern
sively used. and in no case has it faileo 10 give
entire satisfaction.
The VENETIAN DYE is the best and cheapest
in the world. ts price il only Fifty Cents. and
each bottle contains double the quantity OF dye
in those usually sold for a.
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured bv pecu-
liar process which reuders il UNNECESSARILY su
perior TO ANYTHING in the shape Of Dye now or
ever before the people. Being complete in one
bottle. no preparation is required, which greatly
simplihes the application.
IN USING THIS DYE you avoid that DUSTY,
DIRTY appearance by which dyed hair and wills:
kcrs are so readily recognized when an inferior
article has been used; besides, it produces per-
fectlv natural color on any shade that may be de-
sired-one that will not fade, crock or wash out
one that is as permanent as the hair itself. For
sale by druggists. Price 81 cents.
A. l. MATHEWS, General Agent.
IL God street, New York.
Also Manufacturer Of MATHEWS ARNIcA HAIR
GLOSS, the best hair dressing in In large
bottles price 80 cents. oct2l -dly