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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19

Al meeting OF The Democratic party Of Campbell coun
~ at their Court House, Monday last, II was recon
mended hoi Democratic convention for that Conpe
siona District on Wednesday, 9Th April, al PsyVan'a
Court House. nominate candidate for the next House
Representatives Thomas s Bocock, Esq., was strongly 10
commended. We shall publish the proceedings of The De
mocracy Of Campbell morrow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19
SII.iS EHEaTUANf. C


fIhhTgoE ana Mary T X Flournoy, Plaintiff
A.aHsl
/ "'"vc. ' g. sampson. Thomas Haley and Eurhtfa
~ >au lli"t"ch and Marcy hi ~Ie Thon'as A Fore aud
" "'' Olson ~ Hancock. VIM l.. Gheaiham and Indiana
,0'T fiIis nni Martha his VILE, Samuel Virginia aud
li'lc", nc-"u Hancock, Susan Woodbridge. Areta
'io Maria j Hancock sand Samuel, Virginia and
liz iil'svcs Snsan 7, Arcta Woodbridge, and Marian
"''"'' h> Sihs c'"a'ham, their guardian, I'D litem
Defendants.
's 81 !,' SUIT !. - obtain decree the eale Mill
re- 1i Land a;tt"r! situated third Branch in this
Ja,. 'i 'ci"nsiIs 10 ihoTn- Gr,srs. division o the
r.ttt 'Hs Tic parties cnltlrd And aprarne the Court
iIa.y ahts, Peter EIarea Gro.g. Sauuson Thomas
81, L"'"iii iis vile ais. Thomas Fore aud Mary his
PEA '"Aoiais oi i!s STATE, II is "rdeied they ap
we h"Th ate! due publication tis order and do
~! " protect their interest and thai copy OF this or.
' SeEcc In ewsIApcr published Ia The c,,y OF
ct " if weeks succcsslvey, posted front door
Co.t.y O. "01se u tlt county the fft day lie 6exl
NJ, y. copy-Tcsle.
"a" SlLAS CnEATHAM. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19

. u"utlS'ooi, says the Mobile Tribune. that large
'"' u o'7 ot The denomination Of So pnrpolng 10 De
ueu ''oh Tue sank Of Charleston are In circulation IN
ii'aoaiu ana mississippi. The engraving and filling o
'nese os are 80 "el executed paper excellent
qus'y "a' Tue oe'' iud0es-only the unnatural de-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receive i without suspicion The TI.
oune sates ''al OIL O his Description c !, has
IS sigacd Kerr Boycc, President, and A G Rose Cash.c.
ard dated April 3D. 1885. No tls q .:s =cn,icr a,t
;ssucd ty the Bank of Charleston
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19

Governor rooe of Mississippi has rcoal, his o,,pInal
proclamation directing that the Representatives in Congress
from that State should DO elected by ticket and is
sued another proclamation ordering Ia, four Of Repre-
scn,atyes be elected by Districts heretofore and that The
fifth Representative, accorded 10 the STATE, under the
census be elected by general ticket THIS change in the
mode Of eec lion has been made consultation with the
Attorney General of the State who regards The law oy which
the State was dscted under The census OF le4o us being
sill. in force The election is not 10 take place I'LL Inc hst
Monday and Tuesday In November.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19

About Mr. Goodies letter have only TO gay thai he
has taken thing In articles that might have seemed
personal 10 himself much 10 heart than our readers
are sure will think he had reason 10 do As to he imam
ca argument Of the letter. We regard Mr Gs ideas on IN
public debt chronic, and past His only hope ia
fria1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19
SUPREME COURT or APPEALS

The argument the Of in the Of John )
Wormey against tho Commonwealth, commenced al tlies
erheld Court House, Saturday ast-Aarnaduko John
opened the case. To-day, the Attorney General VIII
continue The argumen and, tomorrow. Ait X e. scott VIII
cuur I'M,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19

The House Of Representatives of Massachusetts mas hna
y eced the bill 10 indemnify the loss sustained oy Inc oufh
ing of the Usune Convent nineteen years ago Inc
ordering the bill TO third reading having been recon
sidersd eventually defeated by attempting 10 sngta
upon it provisions for other injuries inflicted BY popular Vio
cnce The vote rejecting i, was, yeas Ill, nays l20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19
Na, -. =. ~ I'm ,,, ,..r.rE
4 SPLENDID JAMES RIVER

,..t,Il,, >t.c ii Missouri vle' iot sale my
~ >u. IL uoocn county. 1n James h'st' = '
atoy, the q, q RIcHuvai, toH!ii"As =, 1%i InJ II;
anot CON itio. aIiI under the f"ufi ' 'i' ~ ~ ~
k,v. Inyv ,rnuuts and ;; ic o ciech HitSs
vnnsY m, stale wGch reside, has iatse hhd '"!o
. mry wrlir. house 'ec ts - "r stories nst a.
s:"Itts 'gh, viii one ui fihr!
500 m rlnts SAB as" I" TOOK I itt "s 30, "i''
THE tobacco tpusrs ATE. aeeS tie
~, s,s.. The asgJC good c"n!rn ahd
-. =, .,.n,,. rcrmu."u- Ia t,l!dIn o. negroes. 49,
below tie buIi!!gs ale tot a. goo" thr
nnu Is - Ion. ~ -. story hugh WITH Ihrce GOO
~ III, pam Iut up ast ~ t.! ny ~ ~" o:lt@
.t ooc al Hagvi., maci,;es The !e.ro house
a., .isy, a.a uG!ilu Tie best materials
rIsed only month tuI WI! o. u
~, ~, ,,i of Jure rcx:. sold Il before thai ne
Will be soo lac 70 MAKE al
n-ehburno"t OF the best ia lh'
-, =: :: ,ln I FLEMING
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19
N cnEsrEuFiELD COUNTY COURT, MARcI
'o"a' 'ur Virginia his wife, and Elizabeth Flournoy
pIaIuiiH


t' HAnt h"hst H.s- administrator OF Forest F!ournoy
J" % h"s, tGi Margaret his vile, and John - WI
1ass hsssre. Elicit and John FOurnoy ar his repre-
ssrt"i'eSH he tg tad nha are unknown Defendants.
Js OF tdi, divide real and personal estate o
tctcct And appearing b? affidavit filed Ia
% m ccLsE; Jphr 'omrnoy rs not an lnhaeitan OF
'terc that the smd John FIourEoy his rcprcscn
- Z: DC dead. %ho UmIuo"G. DO Within one
S %ta:inC e ;E;s order. anj 10 what ID necessary
'1 " interest," aGi III 81 cory c !is order b. forthwith
" ' uc'i per irnicd II III c;iy OF Richmo&i for four
.'esta ,J:;-I irJ.i door 4. ihc Cour lousc Of
- cum: 't '5 .r<i ,!sY a he I0GT;y Court.
g .aI.-T-sic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19

We ATE requested sIy that In the hurry OF making ul
NE Proceedings Of the late Democratic meeting In fieco
'o hoi'"atln candida the House OF Delegates te
"ahee I" Alessrs John Thomas Chiirey and Benz Roper
"s'e omitted tom The Committee Of Vigilance in NO dis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19

DEATH OF EI-GovEsSoR IREoELL.-"e regret {" it2i"
h., Ey- y-Governor rcdeli did in Edcnton Wetaesds
81 Of eryspela His health had been FILLING Ter SOM
years He va. IS years OF age
COY Irsdell had occupied various important md rcf1r
he posa the duties OF which hG 6schar.ci witt
lity He profound iurs-a ready chaste a"1 Il"
:. .ssivc speaker and wa:m-heartcd, aTiable man
IRGleis's S:c=Gc-G:.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19
Tnt GREAT AMERICAN HEDGE PLAsT
..MACLrEh oSAGE ORANGE -PllhlN'S SEED AM

FEW ,csr- have cuy cIpsci, since he insiodut' 81 n
uant. dread. SHOWN .Ha
80 r,m !g ire e.c> - uow discovered The objections
Urged other hcse paEss, inte "lP! i"
us.,. OT Eropactei an: {" rapid sr""ih' "
- e.! .-ra-iy 6ts uUoiIEs {" iouEh e"es '
.,4t nom a ,l'; ti,p hofa, ad he "e" cnNa.'
alie-if4cldoc oy lime or insects
as HE yrt.ss tasap tehce OF singular osau
= and !n;r!ettibr 4iaos;;"a hiIt = -
Nm .v, t.cogle !,scourase lsr attempt 10 sn"
tie ,,.. uranc" ~ .qeae! .ut" IL making The sce
xermy wIc he worthless seed usu'
The sI4 o! wch ieS.ros- III The process ol eH
irac.va rpm the Odnr"
cagig.d business plants, my seed al!
gathered iafef aa3 VIII be variants ID
good aud flesh.
Aeo 90 hand Tor sale Usage ora6s, Plant. al ready
hedge They ur~dTds! part The couaIry, In
ior SirIu- p.annn.
lsrrUtiye pamphlet couralHjng planting
..C scsl tie .e. &c sent arp aIlUn 70
II W PITklN,
March i5-citr Manchester, Conn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19
,cKsoN AND HIS COMRADES IN ARMS

JACKSON AND HIS COMRADES IN AkMS-lN'
following s-cr,ist, an"cio" - ,raitd !n county E'
per-
we hraL m arcc;!oe The other day wich lhi"k +
good cin.h publish l. follows. Aiirt t!c ,"t''
OF New Orleans Lacos- friend Of General Jh'NE,
desired Introduction Commodore Barron, h"i ior NAV
reason hr Went 10 General a,ks"n +" eel lei't r ,u.n
Hcndaiiuu introduction, shrh the old -cneia'
gave him in his usually frank manner ihc's,'' N"i.n
did not present The letter, and cne "i his ifehoS WIZ ~,
pcned 10 know of the circumstance asked nm "hi Nv "
with it, He replied that he had II i'll h. pocket; anu ~
gar says he 4 would not give The Ircon ntail u o.'
Jackson forty cummolures.'
rlhe letter very ildteTinp an' a. 'h- ''> =
in the possession al the l.ac"si" family
very similar but better rory related "i u
Davrzac long the crqu"n advocate 0l r'c democracy
in New lolk and ON atr charge TO ioi!oni Inc l"''
dent is literally true unL authentic When Mi F"ik va
elected plcsirn aai had gone 10 Washington, "'e"''"
Jackson who was lhcm IN feeble health "ok wdr' i""
resi- in the appointment oi his Old Aid MAJOR b"'sI'
The Office m,h he Afterwards obtained 'rn 't"'S"'S
General J snn intimate friend believe ii w"", he"s
On visit Washington, charged pIit!cnitif '' ''e
raj Jackson 10 remind hIr Polk tho claims oi Nj a"-
Of the warm friendship and interest he entertained Z" "'
General Armstrong The Major II thc cop'"l a"l "4'
immcda,c accos,el by him with earnest inquiry a'''
The health oil his Old 'o".Inhniri:
"IIe Is toIcrnbly wcii thr reply !" t'rn tnsL"GA
.nnd his las words before parting, -"'
mel Polk not Ia forget old friend, MAJOR DhSt%'
nDiI he say hrf" eagerly inquired tn" gallant 'r''''"
with flush oI pride anI gathering ci oi cio'' " 's
bright eye.
| YES he did responded GencrAI \
"rntn," exclaimed The enthusiastic Cit"' ~. ,''if I.
may 90 "a, the i.yI wouldn't the pleasure 81 being
20 spokrn ul hy such all the Uitlccs III tue f'' ~
the President The people, or all the wealth ." ne ""'
recent decision oi the CommssI1nc 81 feh-''S
has create. ultr among tho pension agents me ques'
ton involved is whether gtanJchd whose inei'lih ?"
rent died st- queni the ecea=e Of The ir'onohas pen,
sioner l. entitled arrtarages OF pension dne m son's
according /, proof made BY The grandchi The C"mni-
sionrr erri adversely The Claim and the case has been
appealrd The Secretary 81 The lneito Department '7
asked The Arl,ne, Crneri opnt1h oh HE 'h' 81
law involved
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19

The Legis.e u New forL ADJOURNED IL rre"'a! r.
sion on Nrt,- -a, last and vac immediately c"n'thra ="
ertrl session by pr0ciimdhn ut lho 'I1'Tfh"f !h's
,urae was trrn, oirr 10 complete III put
liz business The Constitution vi that state prscIi'r Ht'
.he members i I l., g,slnuc shall receive of ie scf
vices sum NJ, tAcrrdng three dollars day from hc co'
mrnrrlrnt u he session. but such ay shall not exceed 10
The aggregate s. drm allowance, rAcepI III W"c"c!'
iups Tor mpfa,.furnt Til. li,nit. r pay ui in.imiri~ o
nnr hundred T., zach srs+I"n, but does not r'hih 'rH
from itG without gir whIch c""id i'' u" rNi't'-
ri iur any n.l r tune Ticr"rc when tte iiIns rSii'
lof which ty Hi b. allowed, much business iht!n'
10 be- done Cu,c;no SEGMucR rs0rt,d - ih- power con
rlrri unn him ~ calling Mia sr".i"n :"r "hri "
per diem - 'hr same IL ~ rRn'a SESSIONS
By this means constitutions! difficulty - "',toi' hif
the srs sion II i.r Legislature" prolonged
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19

|oSAM0rL MAhA. Executor ,iA ius cr i, Ell Gdrd
Marn deceased. Mrs Al.trc
Is -HH wv ''A Mayo, decreased. Edw,rd
1.I dni ueFiSees :" 'hc tt Edw-rdt MaSo .rr,.., "
ltke nOce, thd Vie Rirhnnul ,ud Ran n
hS lie Attorney. Iuu.t ~
a the rai Court {" l.. begun I,
The 9:l day OF Mas ,- rrcs." ~! ',.'
,isInereset rcehalGes ol tir cn,W,I :,
mentioned lies. Tor " put,.- o,
parcel Of land BELONGING 10 NJ,
s!saa deceased. OF the freehoit whereof are No ~
~. III SAID t6uhiy OF Ches!eiheh a'iicrus t.
iMarnvs and thirty rods
IL lanes lne OF the ali io~no Manchester the
held rs an, belonging the said RAN Road Company alone
tr1t aud iiuc dawt from The N"rlhct line
said River; which parcel Of land
10 aid Company lts Depot and buildings
The Hihi'araG ~: DanSi'le RAN Road Company-by
THOMAS r GILES. its Attorney
RSH LSn 49,. nm lSh2 March 2i--cWti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19
VALUABLE WATER PoWEK FOR LEASE,


'SNh ArppmaltuA Company EHiuHo
MI >.a. The locss, The cl rt rcse-UGTg, aGi with
r44.l.t ,.y al tr Sid Ran Road ul Ii
= easily "b,aH-! sufficient Tuanty Of rloun,
IA: s "a. 40 o. the Company 10" the erection OF anumbct
talSs Gy>tr-t
Fa4rs ,a.ofuat.on apply % the subscriber, or !, Mr
Ic.as.r n, i,r9.i,s. V, RO I. LESTER
W. -3awm Agent Upper AppomatioN 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19

Twelve steamships, exclusive OF tic Eficc.cr xii,
aggregate tonnage Of % 800 tons: 10" Suitlnc 81
E.w Y1-t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19


HARRINGTON IE;,orier ana Manufacturer OF Cisars
- l"i4cEr, Pipes, wholesale ana retail,
NatE-, M.s.ei, tha Scotch Soldier Keeps coz
"o gu. popular brands .! Cigars N large :"
purchasers caI"naoc terms, ahd d. prices 4
N'."t''t I.l.t. Northern dealers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19
JOHN ~. BLASTDS. u

o TIC adv tntiscs ol The Batitn0re ,aile2
~ sHi; >4r,ag my professional services ia the riii
-, =! '""osin aud The a1yons counties am prepared
l't ~ geGs the .cth ~ the most perfect manner
1s'h'.>st, - tTemnurto entire
=. ~ tny cali by t!ir FArH.ie, Prince Edwsr,
.--l' Va March l-cly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19
PoRT ROYAL BOAKDdAS

d PATRONAGE nl Tins scho" are dairy iiet'a,:
'{'ii'. fr1u u,au sone different from any Edu
,I,ton m Virginia The course OF obstruction Is ih
sv,,clnac The EGshs' Classical anu M"'
""'1 u,aIy,ur Music has also been provided
,r,n ID healthy and accessible. being ." me hdPlana
,hu!. ;. mics oro" FrcLeu:Ashu,s aii 10 hieS ~
- i,,, a, m. Richmond fredericksburg Raj Road
regularly t~icr week ii"ih Ddh"le an" ''e"'
:. -, ,'l crnyryaiCrs lee lad ii"ni tr depot
The ii Mul,ia! III
u recess ol about ~rek dl .hi's'hi
gi,r. n Easter PutliS admitted Il my time during
The anmuaG cxdmud!tru ani eNhibloh taxes PaSe u
rn.r . Ite session,
80 nam al n,scu or iaut more ooardels, and pro
m - made by II. COMMENCEMENT Of HE next session" ''
~ ..-.lg!oiaiuu u others
r. Terms' -.
Sa,1! aHt l"' ION. l,iH auV Wv -, 80 =
Academic cuG ShntU -
10 Music 40, \ st,s!IGs al professor lit,.s
s"''"'o''A''" 49, F. BAi1pER, Pn"t'al.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19

EnitS ROGERS street, Main. Richmond Va, Oeal.
Ecy?Iar. Italian AMI Marble Monuments, Iombr
Co. s1ucs. MaGie ?ieces OF description Wall Platee
iUa'. Sc.
-: scssaia carr cutci IN tte meate
he cnuHv, ,wItnrity reference omTt ndedto
served his apprenticeship Of hc iaTees
6 New York Cy hna having much IN tht
4e- work c%ecueGa his shop will give
lf,sac.Inn as NV North Snptt nct5-cly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19

TN, last link u !ir hue VI IaiuaJ forming direct cos
nectlou betu cen Norfolk ant Raleigh y "a haSos becl
curr,t m. nj i'll b. rc!uarnirI on iuc.I,Y by III
cunning Ihtuus! "itli nHnnef p invited s&os
'rnr il, ,,at.n H., rr extended 10 he itr Cuuuc!! Vi R4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19

The convent, Of The Protestant Episcopal Church of
lie Diocese o t,sina Will meet at Wheeling On lla l7f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19

Rlni- hrli hy The public,
pr,y, II puhi,c Works ani Literary Fnnir
Ind appfop.iarious present session, |,
payments,
Valid, actual subscriptions,
Subscriptions authorized ." oih Lax
uv Law present session,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19

The am! slavery article In Bhckwood Tor January 50"
written by Professor Johnston The Agricultural Chemist
Rev York according ihH New York Evening Post
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19

Albert & Jun"- El, OF Surry hG- been selected a. IN
Democratic caulatc for the Senate io The district CON
posed ol SurlY Eansemond and Isle o Wight counties
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19

John Bruce, t., o Winchester IS auro"n'rd &c '"!i
iaIe the Eoa Public Works, =a'Iec' t2 IL" dse="r
nl The DemOcratLt ConyeillGn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19

CORKECTlO|.-A number o! our Exchanges c"nia'i
Tie annouhceIncn that John ). Garlic Esi -an ndel,c
den, candidate Cungrtss. THIS is mistake Nj 'ai
lille 10 not and not be Il candidate IoI am; oIi.o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19

The Georgia ptpcr- publish lc'tsr lf"!h ''' hv""''
.ib relative alton tho bcnJcTa'ic PAT
" in GeuTra GJy Cobb that tic Union "isnm4i
lion has accomplished It's oglnHi objects. aud th' te'" +
no furthcr ncrcss.y for adering 10 II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19

We observe that A. + Raymond Esq, Is announct4 !
candida loI lye House ot Delegates lor Marion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-19

Judge Bon-on accepted The office Of C"lisc:2r u H.
port OF New yaE.
Southern shield., 1853-08-13
NEW GOODS COME AT LAST.

IYSHE undersigned takes this method -A of returning their thanks to their friends and acquaintance in this and the |adjoining counties, for past liberal favors, land hereby notify all persons who desire Goods at the most reduced prices ever before offered in this market that they
 can be had by applying at our counter, and no mistake. Our assortment of merchandise Is
 large and complete. Both Dry Goods Plantation Goods, Hardware and Cutlery.
 Ladies are particularly solicited to |give us call. and examine our Dress Goods, which are of the latest styles and fashions and at the lowest price 10 |punctual dealers or for cash. Gents connot fail to be pleased in a suit of clothes as it regards fit, quality |and price.
 Our stock is so large that we can, |get room in the paper to publish all, hence, must ask all to come and see for themselves, as we charge nothing for
 showing our goods. ~Cash dealers shall have full value for thelr money. R spectfulIy, |, MYRTLE, MOORE & co.
Southern shield., 1853-08-13
Memphis Marble Factory.
 WHITE S' .gsWES.

Successors to John White & Bro.)
 RETAILERS in Foreign and Amer
 NW ican Marble, on Adams street, between Main and Front Row.-W e
 have this day associated ourselves to- lgether in the Marble business at the old stand on Adams street, between Main land Front Row, where Italian, American land Egyptian Marble, Monuments,
 Tombs, Head and Foot Stones, Man
 ties, Soda Founts, Counter Slabs, Bap. tismal Founts, Vases. &c., can at all times be found ready for engraving. We have large stock on hand, and good |collection of drawings of Monumental Work, taken from the best cemeteries in the United States. We are determined
 those who patronize us shall have the pest material and workmanship, and at
 reasonable prices. Give us call before purchasing elsewhere.
 Feb. 4, ls53-tf mo-.
Southern shield., 1853-08-13

Professor Alex. C. Barry's TRICOPHEROUS, or Medicated com pound, for beautiying, curling. preserv- ing, restoring and strengthening the hair relieving diseases of the skin, curing rheumatic pains aud healing external wounds. Bounded by no geographical lines, the reputation of Barry's Trlco- pherous pervades the Union. The sale. ofthe article of late years have increased in ratio that almost exceeds belief. Professor Barry, after careful exami- nation of his sales book, finds that the number of bottles delivered to order, in quantities of from half gross upwards, during tie year 1852, was within trife of 95O,000.
 lts not necessary to present at length the evidences of the wonderful proper ties of the Trcopherous when the public have furnished such an indorsement as this. The cheapness of the article, and the explanations given ol its chemical action upon the hair, the scalp. and in all cases of superficial irritation, first re- commended 1t to the attention of the people. This was all that the inventor desired. Every bottle advertised itself. The effects of the fluid exceeded expec- tation. It acted like charm. The la dies would not be without 1t. Country dealers in every section of the United States found they must have it; and thus was built up wholesale trade of an ex tent hitherto unheard of as regards ar ticles of this kind. The highest point has not yet been reached, and it IS be- lieved that the sales this year will be a million and half of bottles.
 UDepot and manufactory, No. l37 Bro adway, New York. Retail price twenty-five cents large bottle.
 Liberal discounts to purchasers by the quantity. Sold by all the principal merchants and druggists throughout the United States and Canada Mexico West Indies, Great Britain, France, &c
 June IS, 1858.
Southern shield., 1853-08-13
{Q3M97p
 OF THE
 A M E RICAN " HIG REVIEW

EVHE AMERICAN WHro REVIEW Ii
 -A published Monthly, at No. 120 Mas sau street, New York. Each number contains ninety-six pages of reading matter, and includes a portrait of some distinguished man, usually selected from Living American Statesmen.
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