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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

To the Editr n n. J. Tribune
SIR: Allow NE, through you, 10 call attention 10
Sabbath School No -, connected with the Rev. H.
O. Schermerhorn's Church, Ftieth-st.. near Eighth
av Five weeks ago this School had mere nominal
existence, numbering in the neighborhood Of forty
scholars with four or FIVE teachers, including the
officers Of the School.
Through the exertions Of the pastor, the Rev. Mr.
g. this School has increased to over 800. There were
in attendance last sabbath, teachers and scholars 25.
There have been many 20 new scholars added IN
one Sabbath. TIE School is still increasing. The
hall We occupy has already become TOO strait for US,
flat We have been compelled this week to hi up
another room in the same building Cat an expense OF
bout $ 100 that viii accommodate 30 or ''0 more
scholars. This room will be in readiness by to-
morrow.
Sir there is a great work to be done; ard although
we have some forty teachers male and female already
actively engaged in this school, yet we are greatly in
want gilmore. Tomorrow We shall have, in all prob
ability from fifty 10 one hundred additional scholars We
need help. Are there not young men and women liy-
ing in the upper Wards of the City that willing to
c, operate in this good work. The field is very wide.
We walt more laboreTs. What work more impor-
tant than the moral and religious training of youth
and that tells with greater power upon the interests OF
morality and the world There are two sessions OF
the school day-in the morning at o'clock, and in
the afternoon at O'clock.
Rt,u. ii. u. y.
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NEVER TOOK A PAPER IN HIS LIFE.

10 ne Itf5r y The y. l. ITttlnt
SIR: was somewhat astonished To hear enc OF my
distant neiebbOrs Boosting that he had nerer took
nerspGper IN has h. IL created some desire in me- to
INQUIRE into bis pecupiary affairs. will only 20 back
as far as the fall Of 1852 1t would be well 70 state
that he is hard working industrious man with some
six or eight children growing up around him. and nerer
took re,rspGrer in has life. Happy man, TO have his
lind limited to the stake power that surrounds his
farm. But to the money he saves by not taking
paper. ,
i asst winter he had near twenty hogs which would
average 2OO lbs One of his neighbors rhO took a pa
pr bought his pork for 50 per cwt and sold 1t for
So 80 per cwt., and cleared the sum of 800. Last
sprnc he had about 800 lbs of Wool he sold it for 40
cents rer h. and all lis nechbors ,-ho took newspapers
got 30: the difference is $50 which with that he lost
IN his pork mskes 500 IN SD mon,hs-whlch sum, if
rightly applied would supply him aud his children with
good newspaper ike THE TRIBUNE, for their life
time. Yours respectfully, {. {.
Fqsf Urs,rfie Ohio July 10, 1854
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LETTER FROM WILLIAM GOoDELL.

To ne Editor Of The " Y. Tribune
SIR: had not intended 10 trouble you with any
further discussion Of the points between us, unless
YOU Cor one, with your APPRECIATION will accept
nv offer 70 debate the constitutional question IN your
cOum ne But since You seem TO take for granted I'm
Tie Tribune of July lS) that should not adventure 10
affirm what emphaticaly do affirm, you will have the
goodness to allow me space 10 say so, and TO state,
briefly, TIE facts.
DO ray that there was time when the Federal
Covernmept-the American Nation-(of which the
North are majority did acquire legal power over
Slavery in Virginia and that this was by intended
concession of Virginia, she understanding well
what she did
Now for the facts. The Constitution GRAINED IN
Convention. including Nrgnian delegates says: No
STATE shall pass any bill of attander or laws impair
ling the obligation OF contracts And " No person
"sha be deprived of life liberty, or property WITH
"out due process of law g. e.) without trial aud
condemnation by Court aud Jury Had 1t said No
State shall maintain Slavery" and No person shall
abe held in Slavery unless convicted OF crime oy Ju,
~ cia process" the language, on the wnoie' would
have teen less clear and conclusive 10 the point
maintain that it now is; for there might tnen nave
been question concerning the nature and dshnluoh
Of the slavery intended But there can be no qles
ton new, because the rery things essential to the eA
istence of modern Slavery are specifically enmer-
ated and prohibited,-which cuts off all cayil.
Notice too, how these prohibitions along with the
Kindred prohibition Of orders OF nobility enter VI
tally into the constitutional definition Of "a repub
"esn form Of Government. Then hear the CClsti-
tlt.(n say: The United Stat's suiII guarantee
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TIE LATE .USTICE MERRITT.

u ne Ecl1T n he y. 7. ITf'fnf
SIR: have learned with pain that much dissatis-
faction has been expressed by the friends of my father
in-lsw the late Justice Merritt with the course of
treatment pursued by his physician, Dr. Johns during
Lis last illness.
Fearful tia, may injure the Doctors professional
reputation and being uuGer obligations to him for his
krdne.s during that period, hasten on behalf of Mr.
Merits family to say that it met their approval,
as well as that of the consulting physician Dr. Parker
ard they believe that every thing that man could do,
was done 10 gave bis life
Allow ire also TO correct error made by yourself
ard Others 20 the length and symptoms OF ms III
ness. II lasted FIVE days-on Tuesday he was taken
with bilious attack TO which he had been subecttor
years, which changed on Wednesday TO cholera, and
again on Saturday to congestion of The brain, in which
state be- died on Sunday morning last.
}. B. THOMSON, JR.
1. Dim. prn.kll LILY y lRSf
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,aosl, share Of their winters meat. And IN this
way nay The city man begin to establish himself in
n, country ,pd by pers.yer.ng industry be will
ind iinsef in comfortable condition His children
VII! grow up in health, can get good education and
he ne fr,m the cursing associations Of street Prov
lirc in the city. The gsuut form Of poyeity VIII d"
l0G tc staring him in the face and the cravings OF
ply SO mach and the ecciments OF an unpaid i1hd-
lad viii no longer embtcr his spirits. and in iew
years h. will ind himself able 10 bay little plot aud
buc better house ard buy him a couple Cd COVE
sud feel 81 Tie luxury OF being prosperous and IN
dependent man. speak Of What taOr ia the mat
I. and draw no nice pictures" 70 trap The fancy
Would that could break the charm that keeps So
msnv care worn sufferers in this city and ndueo them,
whether men or women 10 60 10 the country, where
labor is so abundant and SO remuneratye
Ne,-. Iotk July Is. 1874 ". ii. &
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TO every State in the Union a republican form Of
Government which mus. include guaranty
against Slavery, or 1t would be ridiculous 70 attempt
or pretend any minor guaranty ,
Now for the Intentional concession ny virginia
lint ste her greatest statesmen 20 help frame
tLd recommend II. Cne OF them thadsnn) assures Us
that the Convention would Lot admit hy nplcl-
ton that man gould hold property IN man-,nat slavery
/ could ever be legalized This was the voice Of Nn-
giDa in the Federal Convention. Now hear her speak
in her State Convention tor ratification, Patrick
Iieny observe that, under this Constitution Congress
had power in clear ID erect terms to abo, slavery
in The States. and undoubtedly. said he they viii
else il. Gov Randolph responded b hoping for the
honor of Virginia, that there would object 70
that feature of the Constitution. ipd Il ras adopted
When corporate body, by its select and authorized
nembers, helps to draft legal compact and when the
document IL brought before them aud Is explained,
signed ard sealed, desire 10 know whether il is not
binding upon them the words read and in the sense
explained If not, what are written cOmpacts good
for If they are let Virginia be held 70 hers. The
truth IT, the leading Virgnan statesmen Of that period
were Aboonists. and meant what they said. They
only erred in esnseuting TO pOstpOnement of twenty
years On the ever fatal allacy of compromise and do
ling one thing az time the EYES apple that at
first deceived and still pOisons us. thank God that
under the Fillmore and the Pierce dynssties the North
is rapidly learning the Penary powers OF Congress over
with the Constitutions prohibitions of Slavery, are I'M
derstood, let slayOcrats stand from under
N.v-yoJt. July. 20, 1884 WILLIAM GOoDELL
I'VE have given place above TO all of Mr.. Goodelfs
letter which touches on ground and We leave
Thu unanswered as a controversy must have end
somewhere. We decline to publish much Of his
letter as retraverses the old ground of difference be-
tween US as 10 the comparative adaptation and eff
fcency of bis course of AntSlavery effort and ours
that ground having been abundantly 1nsdered be-
tween Us already Mr.. James G. Birney, when
originally excluded in favor Of Mr., GOodel has writ
ten us second letter upon the general subject,
which We publish elsewhere with comments, which
we think suffice to set both sides Of the question fairly
before our readers.
1t is not required by conception Of fairness and
liberality that every who objects to our views
shall be allowed TO ill columns indefinitely with
rejoinders and surrejoinder- to the views we deem
Just and pertinent Both the time and the space which
We can devote to any single topic are limited, and
Others must respect this necessity when writing for
The TRIBUNE, re must at all events. Ed
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THE JUVENILE AsYLUM-ONCE MORE

To The Edicr Of The y. y. Tribune
SIR: The article in your paper OF the 10Th inst rel
alive to the above benevolent institution, hiss been
attributed 70 me- which is not true. There is how
ever more truth in il than in the of 2lst purpOrt
ing to refute contradict II. therefore feel called
upon as d member of the Board of Trustees 10 cor
rect in the former article, also
erroneous in the reply OF the 2ls', by giving
brief statement OF facts which think the public
emitted to know inasmuch $50 900 subscribed
" the benevolent citizens, (you among others and
tie further sum of Geo is appropriated 10y the City
in conformity with act passed by our Legislature
When the Institution was first organized, and tie
Standing Committees elected, was made Chairman
Of the Building Committee; and while | occupied that
position We ,eecttd, and purchased (subiect to the
approval of the Board a site OF about twenty-five
scres running from the rear of the garden OF the
High Bridge Hotel TO the kingsbrjgc road.
Nv health and business, and the health of my family
called NE south for several months, and resigned
Chairman OF the Building Committee last fall On my
return in Jure was invited by the new Chairman of
the Building Committee 10 attend all adjourned meet
irc. | accordingly did suPposlng that 1 " 9
still member. AZ that meeting. | was informed Ga
the tine had expired for contractors to hand IN their
ptoposas and that Mr.. :. the lowest responsible
bidder for the wOrk and that II was therefore
10 be- given him. demurred, Nr. \. was 500
lower five could furnish water and SJlV II we could
not furnish water. l. stated that Mr.. \. was not
responsible or reliable man, and that the small
amount of 5000 or 5000 was object, sud would be
saved in having good man rather than one who bid
not the ability TO accomplish the work. The operation
Of the Lien Law was also urged. therefore yielded,
and voted 10 give tie contract "a this Mr. >, II all was
rcLt. But OF the Committee objected, saying that
4 Mr. Strauc had made an estimate, and he was Told
that Lis (Strang estimate had been handed in through
Mr. Thomas the architect, in wlCg" O.ice ~ were
item assembled. NJ. 4. not being present. We could
rot ascertain she fact, and 10 reconsideration was
lsd ;Aat time, F.e'.ng ths. b. --:ei Lastly =.
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Auftiolts.
TMPORTANT SALE,

IMPORTANT SALE - Oataogue-of CAR
n RIAGES, WAGONS, and HARNESS, of various
uactures to take place the 10Th day Of june 1854 and
on each succeeding day until sold, at R. McKINSTRY,
jas Repository and Rooms, Nos. $50 Broadway, 1877
Grand l6 Crosby 266 and 26S Mott sts New York City
w. A. CARTER, Aucteneer.
This immense collection of light Coaches Rockaways,
Barouches, top and notop Wagons consists Of from six
seven hundred vehicles Of the latest and approved
syeshe largest that has been brought together
this any other country.
To dealers this sale offers many inducements the
stock is suitable to every market in the United States and
as every article will be sold without reserve and on the
most accommodating terms The above stock will be sold
for the purpose of closing the business Of r. McKINSTRY
JR after which new concern will be opened, and the
business carried with increased energy and an en-
tirely new and well selected stock.
TERMs-Approved notes at months, for sums of $500
and upwards months for between $25OO and $500;
months for sums between $3.50 and $3.50. All sums un
der $3.50 must be cash. current funds All bills must be
settled within one week of the day of sale
ie4 dot
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BEST HAIR TONIC IN USE.
While the proprietor has to be proud of the es
adjustment of the Tonic short time upon SO firm
basis, he is fully persuaded that that success is owing in
great degree the real excellence of the article itself
1t will therefore be rgdy kept up to the orgnel Standard
and composed as heretofore of ingredients the best and
expensive be found The effects resulting from the
use of the Climax Hair Tonic all he world can see Vol
untary testimony is daily offered, showing its etncacy as
agent for
Preventing the falling out of the Hair,
Producing new Hair,
Dressing the Hair,
Softening and arranging the Hair
Destroying Hair Eaters,
Removing Dandruf,
Curing Headache, and
All the ills that Hair is heir to.
All bottles containing the Climax Hair Tonic, have al
I. LAZELL, Worcester, Mass" blown in the glass.
Price rs per bottle; large bottles pnts rs cts with
liberal discount to the trade
" Orders from dealers respectfully solicited. All or
iers by mail, express otherwise promptly executed
L. T. LAZELLi, Druggist
feb2T dawtf 2O1 Main St
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90 EGt.

TUNO I,ET-A convenient HOUSE, containing twelve
rooms in good repair-whin 20 rods Of the Post
Office. Inquire at this Office le5 d&wzW
VWNO LET.-sT0RES in sargents block, at the cor
ner Of Main and southbridge streets. Rents $3.50,
$275 $780, and $3.50. Possession given immediately
Inquire of SAMUEL SMITH, at the Assessors Room IN
the Old Court House. dw JelI
GtTORE 70 LET.-The Store No. 122 Main street
- ENQUIRE of VIM DICKINSON.
May 81, 1854. dtf
AND TO T,ET.-A lot of land, about 100 feet
square, on the side of Mlbrook Thomas st., viii
be leased on ground rent for term Of years. 1t very
suitable for mechanical manufacturing purposes, or for
3 carpenters shop Apply TO
mch3 DIFF WILLIAM r. HOOPER.
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FRIDAY, july 7th,

FRIDAY, JULY 7th,
GIRAFFES, COLOSSUS and CLE0P ATRA-maIe and
femalethe male being is feet in height the female
Is feet, and are pronounced, by competent Judges,
superior in size and formation to any before in Eu-
rope America, These interesting animals will be
hbted in connection with the largest collection Of living
animals offered for inspection-consisng of two
Elephants Lions, Tigers Zebras, Leopards, Lamas and
every species almost of prominent imported animals and
birds, for the small charge Of 25 cents.
No money taken at the door OF the Menagerie. Adms-
sion only by ticket.
In this extensive collection Of Animals will be found
TWO LIVING GIRAFFEs or CAMELEoPARDS.
MALE and FEMALE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Queen Ann--the former weighing 1890 lbs
AFRICAN PANTHER.
JAVA TIGER, BRAZILIAN TIGERS.
2 ASIArIC LIONS and LI0NESS, AFRICAN LIONS.
BLACK AFRICAN LEOPARD, ASIAEIC LE0PARDS.
S0UTA AM. PANTHER, AFRICAN ZEBRA.
ROYAL TIGER and TIGRESS.
AMERICAN BEARS, P00NAH BEAR, Of Hindostan.
THE GREAT RUSSIAN BEAR BURMESE COW.
LAMA, or ALPACA, ENGLISH STAG.
CHINESE SHEEP, GAZEI, MONKEYS, &c.
Together with large variety of BIRDS, viz;
MACAWS, SToRKS, CROWN CRANES, COCKAT0oS,
PARROTS, SILVER AND GOLDEN PHEASANTS,
FEGEE OWL, &c.
Also, the performing animals Of HERR DRIESBACH
and Mr.. GW0RTHY, viz; Pair Of Lions and Loness
pair Of Royal Bengal Tigers Jaguar, Cougar, Leopards
Tiger, and Panther.
~ The Royal Bengal Tigers the finest specimens
exbed and tho great feat of Entering their Dens
has never before been performed by man.
Mr.. LAEGwoRTHY will introduce and perform the Ele-
plant Ann well the Ponies and Monkeys. Elephant
Hannibal will be introduced with the Hoodah Saddle.
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@ j. o Il II I N @

OF OUR OWN MANUFACTUREl
Having made arrangements to manufacture our own
stock of Clothing, feel confident in saying to
friends and customers, that prepared
to show them better assortment Of all kinds Of CLOTH
ING than be found in the State.
Having had the reputation of keeping the best Ready
Made Clothing in the City, we hope now, not only
10 have that, but Of doing the best
Gu STOM RK,
have secured the services Of the rst Cuese.
In the Country.
stOm Work of all kinds done in the best manner, and
at short notice.
Our Custom Department is under the charge Of Mr.
CHARLES BLANCHARD, who is wen known in thls c
and vicinity We all that the work turned cut
om this establishment viii be second to in the city.
We have in full assortment Of all kinds Of Piece
Goods such as BroadcOths, cassmeres, Doesks, Vest
lngs, &c.
Harrington Corner, corner Of Main and Front sts
mch22 dawtf THAYER EABfES
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Drn GOODS.

NEW STYLES OF SUMMER
1 SHAWLs-seling cheap by
my24 d&wsw B. L. HARD0N & co
II AWNS AT Id CENTS.-3 cases good
h PRINTED LAWNS desirable styles and fresh
goods, selling at 64 cents at
cHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, s cos.
ENANS!l FANS!-Just received the richest as
A. sorment of
Spanish, Bridal, Sandal Wood, Si50ered, and
Canton Fans,
offered in this Market Please call and examine
them, at Sign of the BIG FAM first door North Amer
can Temempefance House. c. c. COLEMAN.
mylO dis3m
LNRENCH GIMPURE & MALTHESE
M LACES-A small lot of the above in Black Silk and
White Linen Thread, cheap from auction. al
MYERS & BAMBERGER,
apo diff 30 Main street.
Ok DOE. PATENT SKTRTS-In Slate
- - Brown and Bleached just received, at the CITY
STORE LADIES' please call and examine them; they are
the best article manufactured for comfort durability
]. H. CLARK & CO..
jun2 diff l52 Main street.
BJyANS-FANS FANS.-An assortment of abou
n 100 different Patterns the handsomest and cheapest
offered in this city, at j. L MYERS,
myl2 diff 30 Main ST., near Worcester House.
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Glotbin9.
THE CLOTIIIER's SONG

THE CLOTIIIER'S SONG
She comes, she comes, the Summer comes
Der mountain and meadow now,
With sparkling dew on her fairy feets
And roses on her brow.
And the trees put on their garments green,
Aud the nlead5 their vests Of gold,
To welcome her back to our gardens gay,
That laugh at Winter old.
And shall not we, like the jocund flowers
Put on our vestments rare,
To meet the Summer as we should meet
A queen so bright and fair
Yes we shall dress In silken sheen,
And in gossimer so fine,
And we'll 60 forth, nor feel oppressed
While the sunbeams shine
Then let US to MAcULLAR's go,
AT the sign Of the Full Dressed Man;
And we shall find the rarest robes,
That we could wish to don.
Five thousand vests, ten thousand conts
All striped, or in floral bloom
With sprigs of the richest flowers arc wovs,
With beauty, but with no perfume.
The zephyr coat of brown mohair,
And Alpaca black wen find,
With the golden Nankin and Linen White,
And the Bingham stripe combined.
You may look with lantern, far and wide
For place to suit you more,
But you meier can be suited so well as at
Macullar Il Willams's Store
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All RIGHT, DRITE ON!

DIANO FORTES.-The subscriber has Just re
ceved the following beautiful Piano Rores, made by
Halet Dunn, Il Co., viz:
One octave, Gothic STYLE worked desk &C., price $780,
One 81 octave carved legs, worked desk &c. price S4oO
One round corners, worked desk, &C., price $3.50.
One 2 round 'front.' 81 octave, price $275.
One square case, price $225.
Also, secondhand Pianos for sale, and TO remit price
varying from $50 TO 5000.
Purchasers requested to call and examine the above
at No. 4S Front street.
Just received Pianos, nearly newto rent. Also re-
ceived some different styles Of SERAPHINESfo sale or
10 rent from b. +. Toben & Co., Nashua, N. H.
my n diff S. r. LELAND.
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MAOULLAR. WILLIAMS 6 90.

SIGN OF THE FULL DRESSED MAN,
have just received of the largest Stocks record
Of every variety, Of cheap, fashionable and desirable
SUMMER CLOTHING, which they are selling at tho
lowest reuneave prices. They also continue to make
the best Custom Clothes in the City
He who eonsus economy and taste will call at Macullar
Williams Il Co.'s, without delay. my1S du
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Boston ADVERTISEMENTS.

VEN E H o X E-NoBLEsT OF ANIMALS
d Second Edition published this day; the First Edi
hon sold in one week--of DR. GEO. II. DADD'S celc
brated work
THE MODERN HORSE DOCTOR,
Containing practical observations of the Causes Nature
bracing the most recent and improved methods according
TO an enlightened system Of Veterinary Therapeutics for
the preservation and restoration of health with
Illustrations engraved expressly for this work
Published by JOHN P. JEWETT e COMPANY, II
and - Cornhl, Boston; JEwErr PRocToR, WoRTHiSe-
TON, Cleveland, Ohio iel0
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~ FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
E.;H two story HOUSES, Lagrange ST., will be
.e4A,sold cheap, for cash or approved credit Said
Houses arc well built of the best of materials, and in
good modern STYLE with good water, commanding one of
the most pleasant cites in the CITY, The present owner
wishing change his business wishes to sell both of these
houses possible, will be sold both together or
separate. For particulars inquire of j. S. SMALL, on
the premises
Worcester. Nav %, 1854. diff
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WTORCESTER TERRA GOTTA AND
w STONE WARE MANDATORY.
TOLMAN, HAITIAN WAY, & STONE,
Manufacturers and dealers in STONE WARE Of all kinds
have constantly hand their Pottery in Washington
Square, large assortment Of WARE, consisting Of
jugs, Cake Pots, Butter Boxes. Pitchers,
Water Kegs, Beer Bottles. &cs
Also. ARCHITECTURAL ORNAMENTS of all kinds
Orders left at the Factory, or sent by mail, viii be
promptly attended to- je26 dSw
COLCHESTER LIME.--The subscribers are
agents for the sale of the above celebrated brand Of
Lime. We furnish it in any quantity to builders and
others, at short notice at very low price.
LEE SPRAGUE & CO.,
mch2S diff AZ Main Street
TDUTTER--on hand, and receiving daily, EXTRA
Nd LUMP BUTTER, from some of the best diaries in
the country, by g. II. HARLOW,
my29 Diff IS Front Street.
nOLONG.-5O Chests " Fine,n Extra Fine,' and
" Finestn 00L0NG TEA, for sale by the chest, OF
retail, by H. GRIFFIN l. co.
jes diff
Iflr1 si.
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LAzELL's CLIMAX HAIR TONIC.

Thisincompar
able preparation
which has now
been before the
public one year,
during which
time it has been
extensively used
and thoroughly
tested, has at
tanned a position
far in advance
of the more or
binary prepare
tons, and is now
generally con
ceded to be the