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CIRCULAR to the Commissioners Of the Rerenue

AUpIToR's OFFICE, April Is, 1882
send you copy of The 'act imposing taxes for The
support of Government for the year 1882 and also Of
the act amendaory thereof which passed few days az
forwards You will perceive by the amenda.orS act,
that the taxes of lc3S revived and imposed in gene
raj terms as the for the present year. with The
ception OF an addona! tax upon merchants. | under
stand ss, this was done from abundant caution, and in
order to provide against some supposed ireguary IN
the passage Of general revenue law OF the late ses
SION. The amendstory act itself, ] am informed was
deemed Necessary consequence Of the omission Of
words lwen,y dollars in that part Of the revenue bill
previously passed. which imposed tax upon retail mer
chants. Whether the general revenue law which pass
ed on the fourth instant was or not regularly en-
acted seems to me Of practical importance as he ac'
of 1885 is revived and nended to be mace sPPhea
BILE 10 the present year. and both acts moreover COZ
respond precisely intheir provisions WIN tne
plon before mentioned of additional t met
chants To this latter subject desire 10 ea your par
,cnIsr attention The clause when feises 10 pre-.
ev the same in both the acts Preh1eo 10 ths circular
md ibe following seems to be its obvious construction
anu n1 The .eec6c ta1 of $40 on merchants licenses
as heretofore, that is 10 say, payment Of
10 oe to he made 10 The sheriff and license is to be
from the Commissioner of the Revenue in the
na,nner as if no change had been made in the law
. Tbs additional IA Of eighth Of one per centum
~ The value Of the goods, wsIes and Merchandise OF
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Coupentiua of The Protestant EPtseepsl chue" al '''
fall nm Wednesday. the 18Th May

mop The .s,cca accommodation OF attending Inc
~ =, NoI6k or the 18th Mag, the steamboat I 100
Henry mia. boat % %, % sd ooek spd
u ~ 60 pon, Lanes Tc, and the usual landings o. VIZ -
to ecsiye passenger NCsf before um: Tussy
wo,Ss, following T20,h May at O'clock a. ia ana "a, Iii
lie eJ,, AZ the usual o'clock, Steamboat eae "
leave Norfolk for Richmond, &c. Iis-tI4A
26
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.uaib.r'y Trees, &C.
ESiLLiAM PRECE {. SUN sill have foown. Trees for


IS eco genuine Ilous Mprsus Trees, from 10 feet high
which VII! be sold either TRAINED siI;!nm-
III. wood o. ese perfectly aHd they have oecn
well preserved from all irgiy.
1900 pine very superior character cns
equal 10 the Uaoa.-OoC the splendid OTus h
10 feet h'h and much JancI@d remarkable " its great
ccii'"ce "ey respcc;Iis the only large pacr! o. sI-
tee eS'si'r: 10 ills country.
Csu,Gn Brussa ous Elta Rose OF Loiobary Roman
Fy5am:i4 OfisG White lta!isn other hindssi OF which
Viii be sold prices Todea;"i.e, 'sT- nssoneH
OF WUui' 4 valuable
Ample directions aud ,UcesI props OF al
nls Of Mu5 ny Tees vii be to every IuICar
FLr.p.C fu.,r Nrw - SufI Ii5-5ts
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,Sfr0sfoa's office.

Ten Prizes sid and cashed by st'aton IN one Mse6
Drawn Nos in Virginia soaoDgsla Lottery, No.. q
81 5I'E 81 &c 80 IA 20 &C So So Il % GO %
Whole Ticket, Nos. IS 62 Go, prize of $50
WOE sa 81 81. do 100
muoi ~ do Il 50 81 do 100
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-26

To Correspondents The Sd No Of "a Republican,
addressed to Mr. John Taaferro-and The I'd No. Of
Cato. addressed TO the gentlemsn-H On the cha
ractrr nndcuurse of MI DucanAn-J gc'son, IN reply
to the Wing and on the state C: Politics. and il kc-
Publican Fotey Of Hcacrer the voters Of Hanover shall
appear possible The Speech of Mr. Smith 81
Cuipeper the Classification Of Disc"unis published
the last page "f this days paper He remarks on Tie
restriction Of SINAI! notes will appcar next week.
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Cguni.sioscys Office, J
e;cbr,o,d Anil "a lg;5y.

EicbHfond, SpIh ~, 1917.
The parties concerned will take noltee, that have
appointed the st day of June next oE their attic
al my Office in the City Of Richmond on which d'y oy
10 clock they are hereby notified TO attend with their
accounts and The evidence necessary enable 10 per.
form The duties required by the foregoing order OF Court
JOHN SHORE, Commissioner
A., nc 1l5-W4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-26

Died. yesterday, about o'clock, 2. NJ, Cen SAMUEL
SMITH. He was born the 18th of July, 1852 o s.
and had lived in the city of Baltimore 79 years Ba,i-
noreans-,he man who served your country in the war
OF the Revolution and prominent in the late one
who IN The field and and cabinet-proved his country
friend, is more. Gen. Samuel Smith, the Hero of
Mud Fort has gone to his fathers 1t is hoped lha, the
flags of the shipping and all the public places be hos,ed
half until the day Of nerment, 10 testify part
the respect due by bis feow-citizens for his worth
Baltimore Republican, .7prh %.
Every mark Of respect, which it the power Of
the civil or military authorizes Of Baltimore pay has
been shown the memory and remains of This dis,,n
gushcd Patriot. The Funeral took place yesterday.
Dnd, aiso, another Revolutionary po,r!ot. Col AARON
OGDrS, a, Jersey City at the advanced age of 60 He
was born a, E!zabehown and il is sad rived during
the whole OF the Revolutions with tis,iug used DO.
ncr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-26

PRINTING, WEAPFING, AND WRITING PAPER of every
descpon constantly for sale by the subscribers agents OF
the fraasn Manufacturing Company Of Richmond Prices
tended to be as low other manufactures.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO.
April a6 li5-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-26
NEMMARKET RACES-Lnsl wr.a

LIST Day-A Match Race between Boston and Ports
mouth $40 600 aside, 2 mile heats: won by Portsmouth
in two heats Same dag, Sweepstake, $500 entrance
SlCO forfeit VIA r. Johnsons Shark colt bea, in ,wo
heats j. 5, Corbins Cha,eaux fly and n Raine, FLY.
I'd Day -Proprie,or's Purse, 9 mile heats, $500. W.
r. Johnsons Rocker beat horses in hes,s-The first
heat was given TO iarcs Willis, though Virginia Robin
son, whose rider THROWN out ahead by length
3d. Day. mile heals, Jockey Club Purse, S70O.-
E. Townes Steel beat al heats, Wilson's Omega Fl are
Champagne, and TAipy's Betsy White-Time, lei heat
Gun. SGD hea; Sin IS.
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CIRCCL.7R To Me .Is.istan. .7ssessor,.

AUDITORS OFFICE, April lJth, 1899.
As the Principal Assessors will assemble the first
Monday in May IN their respective districts beg you.
attention 10 the 18th section Of the general assessment
law which requires that after the table you shall lay be-
fore The Board shall De revised corrected mod,-d al
rmed shall be fairly transcribed aud transmitted by
mail 10 this office. AS the duty t;ansc'l6ng vii deyove
you clerk the district boards end as III" Principal
Asessorsare bound 10 retain The originals in their posses
SION suggest 10 you the Propriey oil forthwith HInscrb
ing much Of your tables il embraced in oil the
uEBs except the two last, viz present r0iue 4nG PER
including buildings, and 0ddtd 10 HE present.
raius Of e land ascJGEt n Ie JUHGinyS make tbs
suggestion you in order tina! you may be nearly pre-
pared with your copies when h district boards assemble
in your COUNTIES presume that there vii &c very hlr
if any revision correction MODIFICATION made IN your
tables, except in The last columns ard by filing up
these columns n tie copies fact as the Boards shall
the original tables will prevent the grea, in
convenience of OBTAINING the principal! assessors, uHtii
the copies De prepared for TRANSMISSION to this Office
Un.ess such plan Is adopted, !eer that the prc-
pal will be long delayed N their chcrs as 20
prevent, their assembling IN Richmond IN time 70. The
next Legislature to &c; upon o." new assessment.
Very respectfully, ia > L. iIEAl .3Hdh0r.
AurIl 2i liJ-lt
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authority to your friends that they may safely their
e4erlions 10 promote your success;
reply TO the above queries, through the Enquirer,
will be perfectly satisfactory But you prefer TO leave
them with The contempt Of silence, because they come
ymously that course must be interpreted as recan
talion or denial Of your pledge TO the Democratic Com
mlttee II is hoped, however that such may not be The
case; and allow 10 suggest that open avowal of
your intentions, speedily possible might be useful
in dsabusing the minds Of your friends OF false or un-
certain opinions, well in preventing premature
Pledge on their part TO unfavorabie Of con
duct; a DEMOCRAT.
Prince Edward, April 10.
The G'ea, Western sailed Monday last She went
full Of passe gers-aVnpng whom, Ponlois, The
Frsnr' Minister. On brief visit booze, Mr. Abraham
Van buren, and Lady, and MIR. Cowe, "the agent OF
The Bank ot England, who came here 10 The c5t
Que British houses almost every shilling 9" which II ls
stated, is collected secured. The New York Times
Of Monday says, tha, Trad. in all branches has
ceired impulse. The shipping merchants ind
commercial men generally, who hrd stood aloof w!!e
the war erosion was in abeyarcr, are throwing their
capital with wed confidence and activity, into the
various chanEes Of transatlantic AS the in.
eligence brought by The Great Western spreads, We
shall hear Of the same evivhcaon Of trade Tn Uughuut
the country. In Philadelphia and in Boston il mas al.
ready taken place, and in the large towns in the West
and South Tic will have a corresponding IN.
fuence. Confidence will be every where restored,
and new stability Will be impaired 10 banks and mo.
neyed corporations in all parts Of the Union. The
New York Express of Tuesday says, "The Stock mar
ket is very firm to-day Money is said 10 be getting
easier The banks discount and months per. There
is every appearance Of relief in the money market
Within few days past there has been most eAtraotcI
nary change in the business 0f city The influx OF
strangers has been prodgiousy great. Steamboats, hsse
arrived crowded having fur hundred passengers
Our hotels ed,-Peari and other present
great actrity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-26

MIR. D. W. Paterson Of Augusta declines re election
to the Senate Of Erginis-and MIR. WIN Kinney has
also addressed Gard to the Vo's of Augusta, tecln
ing poll for the II Of Delegates We cordially wish
both gentlemen every SUCCESS in private LIE.
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EEoW's 0fTce.
ll0-Ttd
CORNERING,

c.,NrE the E,rl. was burned HOYT has taken 10
T Corasrirg The prizes for his customers ct great
rate Its hardly worth while To give Pa't'c S'ars as 'he
drawers were perfectly satisfied with the results, and
,h.sa b1 feel DESTROYS Of knowing more are reminded
,r,t the "proof of the pudding Is IN tasting great
business is being done in tie way OF Corner
nd hot work NAV be expected in few days ns 81 Az
md so eco are wandering about. and HO7T intends
.I;ns,ernr them as an excellent Spring medicine, 10
some Of his customers Ii will prove very purifying ana
healthy to pocket and any one hy sending may ex
anime his credentials NJ d so that no doubt need
b. f.I, Of lis being regular practitioner
Drawn Nos Of the SS0.G0n-drawn the 10Th:
.o r. : 3} 5G So 80 I6 81 II 81
lsrsr number Of lI"yt's patrons Will see by COM
,,,,,p their tickets with The drawn Nos that tGey nave
drawn some splendid Przrs.h"ngn 'hsss ARE o'y
occurrences al HOYT'S BANK OF FORTUNE.
Orders are solicited forthwith for tickets IN The schemes
offered below, and ell others yeu may see adveF'seo
Tie Ho,ds, of Tic Ccyiiei ,cW reeeirs $500 metz
virginia Petersburg Lottery.
Class Tor ls39-To be drawn al Alexandra, Va alay
il, 1880.
% Nos l2 drawn
splr,p,p ScHEuE:-S35 21i II 7I3, ooo, 3Uoo'
OGO $500 80 prizes Of Co., 90 OF ~, % oil @oo, &C
Ticke,s $40; shares in proportion.
A certificate Of 4 package Of % Wholes viii oe sent
fot Sl30-Shates in proportion.
s5O.Oa0!!
Alexandria Lottery,
r,,.s f- $50 to be drawn a. Alexandra, D. c, May
18Th.
IS Numbers-l3 Ballots. 49,.
Gnaspz C.PtTALs:-S50.GNo. 2Oooo. iU'UUo' o,u o
Geo 247 so prizes OF 81 geo, so Of 300. 50 Of 27o
Tickets slo-shsrss in proportion.
Certificate Of Package Of 70 Whoies IN ms sten
did Scheme will be sen, for Sl40-Shares in pFoPoron
Virginia LeesbHrs Lottery,
C,,s, for Ia3o 10 be drawn at Alexandra, Va, May
18th.
IS Nnmbers-I4 Drawn Ballots ~,
sp1rxp1p ScuraE:-S40 600, 1900, 6,0oo aOCo
oOn 0 Sn0 600 7G9 = prizes of go, OF 200,
% Of 1000 20 Of 5oo 20 Of AGO. 40 Of 300, so of 200 100
Of 150 &c. Am
Certificate of Packag. of rs Tickets Will be sent
for S l3g-Shares in proportion. go r
April 25 ilo-u
SD,ing HIcat for Sale.
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Dawn Nos in Wheeling Lottery, Extra, no. 2-draun

"r9o co AZ So Is Al 81 "a 81 62 40
whole Ticket, Nos. Is "a 80 prize Of $loo
whale do 5 81 "a. do LOCO
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Virginia Lecsburg Lottery,

Spring Hheat for Sale.
a NY ono desiring TO purc base SPRING WHEAT, can
"A a,in sbou, % bushe!s, by applying a, this ONCE
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Drawn Nos in Consolidated Lottery Of Maryland, No.
s-drawn April u:
a. S. GO "a a. : "a 90 &C II GA
Whole Ticket, Nos II "a Ga, prize OF $lOo
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.Yaitascrs' Office. ESjcisn.oHd, Va
$50. $50.
SFpxnrssIrs1 g,HffCEy.

alexandra E0stcEt.
Class No 3. for I-39.-To BE- drawn at Alexandra. ..
G.. on Saturday, 18Th May, I~39.
- No L0tlarr-l3 Dawn Ballots
GRASD CArTAL:-$ 900 COO. 20.n0O, 10 GO 2PrizeS NJ
5000. AZ. % prizes OF CyC 30 Of 3UJ, 50 Of 60 %
Of $50, &c. &c
Tickets only S!o-Ilaives 5-Quarters so.
Certificates oil Packages Of 2G Whole TjckOis $50
Do do 81 Half do ~
Do do 81 Quarter do 80
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SGO,9G0, i2.G0o.
Fourteen Draw Ballots.
EirGisIia Stale E.lftHrT.

For Endowing thu Lesburg academy ard for other pur
poses Class No. 3 for I-39 10 be drawn al Alexan.
Gr.l Va . on Saturday. 2Jrh May. 1880
- Number Laitery-l4 Drawn Ballots.
GRASP ScrEaE - Capital $i0,uc0 $4,000 COCO
5000 :; geo 81. IGOG 7G1 2 prz's nf 20 ) OF
2nO 90 Of eco, 20 Of $50, % Of 40 30 Ct 500, ~ OF
POI. 100 Of $50. &c. DC.
Tirke:s only S!0- Halves 5-Qrarters %.
Certificates Of Packages Of =; Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do 81 Half do Co
Do do 60 Quarter do % %
II Orders for 7Ickas and Star,s or Certificates 81
Packaycs The above Magnificent Schemes will receive
the mos, prompt attention and official account Of each
drauiag sent Immediately after il to ell wo order
from US. Address,
D. s. GREGORY & CO. Managers.
Richmond, Va
=. Tckels in al! other Lotteries under our manage.
rent, constantly for sale as above.
Ar,,l 81 1l5-Ttd
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Richmond fredericksburg and P0tomae Railroad CO.
yEJHE Annual Meeting Of The Stockholders in this
a Company will be held on MoSDAY, the 9th day
Of MAY next at half past o'clock, the Oce Of Tho
Company
April &c liJ-tEM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-26

EuE BUCKINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL Tor Young Ladies, will
Commence ITS Summer session the fr.of May next with
is usual facilities for improvement
The system OF instruction is Iibeal-embr,cns together with
tho more ornamental branches the solid ant useful The
n'ghest object of the Pracip.s BIT their Pupils discharge
inc h and responsible duties of their lGat'-
and TO act then ael.
The scholastic year IA oa:hs be divided sessions,
~iir an Intervening yachlIoG.
Iuoa and Board due se'sioEa!iyte former in advance
The latter ut Tie cad the De'h will c charged o
Tie admission OF the shoIT HE close u session.
ducon viii be made m abs,nces cacep VIXEN
stoned by pcTsUaEi dis1n5iTy.
Tuition ~ In :iI-I tor 10 months SIS
" in hrr Lru,uasrs 20
- IN Iu.rra!rrlai AUs!c 20
scI"rur Pr. 30
The uie of L tIl.o -
Board wan Iis .cqG!s.r. rs
Mn. JOHN FAIRCHILD,i r..:,
Ms, J.. +. FiIRChiLD.I ''"'F1''
Niss ". T.. MALLORY,
APri! IS 1!iJ-n3" Icsc.rr u -Rssis and PrGri5-.
ESE JAMES DOVE vI!eGs prof Una the nhA-
bA"t' Of chGoud AID vicinity ard berg 'ssocisttG ~h
avs he D. John Dove, they PREPARED 10 attend IL al
The a'aaeh.' Of the p!ofGss TOXIN and county.
iEc Hse over the OF T. Ave a"t neat door 10 D. A.
Str"ckcI's s;.n;arc4ry store,
Kirn""nt. April -. 1899. li5--it
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Drawn Nos. in New Jersey Lottery, No. l3-drawn
April Is: ~, - % % 20 IN es "A %
Whole Ticket, Nos. . u ~, prize OF SOW
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$4,000 for April 27,h-Call at STRArToss for Prizes
April % H'-u
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40 p 5 80 Sc 81 80 16 81 II 81
Whole Ticket, Nos. 6 ii 40, q prize Of inoo
AL! sold and cashed by sIhaiioN.
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Drawn Nos. in Sussex County Lottery, No. Ida,
Drawn Nos. in Alexandra Lottery, No. 2-dtawn

a. g 60 q 60 So - IS Il 43 81 IL
Tick, Nos 9 Sc u, small one.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-26

M OTlCE-AN persons having claims against the
" estate of William Ford, decd, requested 10
presrn, them properly authenticated, Tor settlement
and these indebted all please make pagnent.
JOHN w. FORD,
Executor Of Him Ford, deceased.
April 26 llo-a4""
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-26

7aTO THE PUDLiC-Tn" -ussciih-r respectfully
begs leave to inform ms friends md the public e..
nerally, thai lie has completed his new Stable, on the
North side Of = street between the Bell Tavern Alley
and Mayo street near Trinity Church, and 10 prepared
to receive on livery from 80 10 - Horses From his
long experience in the business, he feels confident that
c can give satisfaction 10 ell who may avO! him with
their patronage. JAMES HARDIN.
April 2G 1l5-4t-
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EXTRACT Of a letter from
~. " Ali 10

U-L = okK loWN, 1aPlIf IVt" fOO1.
, me people in this immediate section Of country are
ach pe'pleIeo and confused, that they really DO mol
nv what course 10 pursue. They denounee The Ad-
gaa'on and Van, matter of course, from habit
"a say that they advocate U. 8. Bank; and some
G5,s y Will support Clay Gregory, our county cand.
In, declares hostility 10 both Van and Clay, but says
E w compelled to choose between them, be would 60
sh he, like others Of his party here, advocates
I,easury and think that the Nullies at least, will
''%"TTseiy 60 for Van in 1910, il not before"
gre were so 20 Poor 20 to 40, not more, learn,
"s wise dinner in Gloucester yesterday
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.. of wh,eh he says-"Such party there was, and
~ [,bs Doctor were its soul"-Ths very chnnnra,
70" ms "vassar Of H. Clay, formerly denied and tdi
S The whole article, indeed, is just as ridiculous
his phantom rediviras-The last Wing contains no.
F."- else worthy Of notice.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-17

CARsAPARILLA PORTER-A new and healthy esve
aeeThis porter by the Subscribers iro
isoensivc there being narcotic used
the composition II combines agreeable tos win an
Alternative admirably calculated 10 isvgorae and prodnee
healthy action throughout the system 80,
Tn. most delicate can without the possibility q ere
atng an undue excitement At the time derive s VIC adj
vaa,agcs from u. tonic properties that can DC oneo RON
the hes, London porter.
The sar.sraa nroduced into the poter has long been
celebrated OF the system, purifying hs blood
sradicatinr cataseous diseases, NC. -.
For summer beverage fr heal 10 believed that this
porter unsurpassed by article offered to the pube
being hhy oarbonated and very grateful to the palate.
For sale BY the gross doren W
WHITING 4 BABCoCK, 81 Liberty st.
N. b. Delivered in any part Of the city.
We have made trial Of the srasapaa Porter marsfsosrsd
and sold ny Messrs Whiting Bsbcock, and have found
,ery lively and pleasant beverage.
Frsm tie ingredients which into lis composition, we
believe that Il will Be usd wholesome and refreshing drink
and free from the unpleasant Consequences which follow the
- ALFRED G. POST Nd.
J. ~ BORROwE NJ
GILBERT SMITH, NJ D.
WILLIAM ~ BLAKEMAN, NJ. ID.
myo.ims n. MEAD, MD
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-17
THE HUMAN HAIR.

no. Personal APPEARANCE influenced by nothing more
atsy than uSariaat crop cf hair The loss Of the har
means really do exist To prevent its de-
cay and accomplish its complete restoration 10 the object
10 which Mr. Crchash has for II directed his attention
The growth and organization OF the hair its structure @ con-
aeced with the anatomy Of the skis has been his peculiar
stady To attain full information his subject he attended
the Gestures Of the celebrated Psychologists in London
Edinburgh dseeted the dHerest layers Of the skin,
skin hair by these discovered the which
occasion badness and produce gray hair Having obtained
pefre knowlcgs Of all these ssbee and after numerous
heads in different stages OF badness. asd
ing according 10 the constitution Of the sdiVkss le
result was the production Of he celebrated
TRfCOPHEROUS, o INDICATED COMPOUND
is composed OF ingredients Of tse most vviyrg powers
healthy action the ska and restore the relaxed esens
Of the nerves. bloodvesss and assorbent u will thus be
evident that only By susA can the restoration Of The
hair be effected
In proof confidence which CLTREHUGHhas In resicr
hair he prepared 10 treat h gen,lenan Who
would wish to have the Con pound applied BY himself his
Hair CuttiHg Rooms This viii be dsne rhe any chavse
who have had their hair rc-red referred TO- who win
testify TO the rreat efkeacy ofthe Conpossd.
Ladies should observe that wherever the has hair become tim
bokcnocn oauseab by tying the hair too tight this Com
pound snly restore IT, In ssch all s, greasss &C.
any fatty matter Is perpicous, asd can only be recon
rended through the grossest Ignorance.
One application Of the Tcoph>rons subeient W remove
seurf and Dandria from the hsr ard d'sPa" an Impurities
FROM the skin
Price, 81 bottle. sodby CLIREHUGH At has Hair Cut
tsg Rooss EcHer Of Fulton ssd Broadway and Of his
pointed Agents. Dsdd Druggist Of Bieecker and
Broadway wm Minor Druggist corner 81 Deg street and
Broadvsx msaSu