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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-28
ARTVICIAL TEETH
a DAMS & CO.'S NEW YORK, vIR-

A DAMS e. CO.'S NEW YORK, VIR-
IA GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN, TO
TERSBURG. &c, &c, kc--Hsrins effected srTenee-
nents with the u S. mail line OF steamers from New
York to Norfolk and Richmond for SPECIAL EXPRESS
PRIVILEGES on that route, we are now repaired TO
CHANDIsE and PACKAGES OF every description
with dispatch and at greatly reduced ratess
Our Express will leave New York every Wednss
day and Saturday per splendid steamers ROANOKE
ceived at New York Office, 50 Broadway, until y
O'clock, P. ~, on the day of sailing.
Merchants and others ordering goods from New
YUIs are 5ssussssd e osdsr BY ADAMS co.'s
Our inland Express viii run as heretofore, leaving
New York and Richmond daily, in charge of special
messengers All Goods not marked TO go via the in
land route, will be forwarded by the ssese cd FIX
il. McDoNoUGH, Agent Richmond.
NOTICE.-Express packages for Nor
folk, Petersburg and Richmond, intended for ship
hereafter be received BY ADAMS Co. 50 Brosd.
way, who are the only authorised agents for Express
'' y ' IUDLAM PLEAsANrs,
je Cts IS Broadway, New York.
ITO HOUSEKEEPERS AND DEAL
Il Frs IN CHINA, CROCKERY AND GLASS.
WARE.-R. L. HICKSON, 2Is Broad street, oppo-
addition to his present large stock is now receiving
per ship Grecian, at Baltimore from Liverpool, 40
crates white Granite and blue Printed. with common
ware, purchased previous to the late advances he will
be enabled to sell low His stock of China setts and
fancy goods in the line is well selected
Also, Knives ano Forks, by set or dozen, Walters,
Trays English Albata Plated Ware, equal to Silver,
such Table and Tea Spoons, Forks, Butter Knives
Castor Frames, &c, -as fst5s7t. de 5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-28

- GENTS OVER CATERS
. just received a large lot of d rab aud Black
OVER CATERS, all sizes. Those that have been
waiting for small sizes had better call soou as they
going of fast. Recollect. at
WILLIAM WALSHS.
No. IS Msu street, gn of the Boot
Ia IL Opposite Gen w Graf-arfs
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C1Nl DOLLARS REWARD. IA

"a MUST BE SOLD Bl lhE lorH
n or JANUARY.-ee0eeo w0RTHoF agA-
M DY MADE CLOTHING AT GREATLY RE.
-. DUCED PRICES FOR CASH, AT No. isf
MAIN STREET -. D. GOODMAN has received
darns the past TIVE -ss5s lsrss sddticnste stoek
OF heavy winter CLOTHING. and having 10 faiss
Large amount of money by the 18th Of January uexL
WI oner the greatest barBalas for cash, IN
Fine Dress SUITS ~
x ! Medium Dysssdo. e -
Husness do-in great variety. Is
latest styles y ssssT
Furnishins Goods In great variety
The soods mast and shsil be sold. Arars opportu-
pity e COW offered 20 ell Ia want Of coed aud web
nsds Clothing esifis 81 ~ q sFssss s.Ise
No. ls4 Main ssssse oppessss Essis Sessss.s :
-; .. Aiso ls5Es sagPlI of Ssgysass CisshiaS On
EkOcERlES,-JAM 81 EHELTON. !
ocsneF 81 1rose nd ~ asess. he$ys slwss ! on
sSRd 81 81 we Nsl ssl.etse ISL ol fAMlLKy
,inknds - 10 pabiiS A66snny. 0oods dellsese1
ssse y say part q ~ sasys ss n dray&ea
YR1H0THx SEED III eltnkYa s s1sF -
k3Fa51omU AkNeA0okNE. lisa = y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-28
Richmond, Dec. 4. lssse js1

nISSOLUTION.-Owing to the death of
u T. s. MORTON, the frms OF MORTON, BOOK
Err co of the city Of Richmond and WATKINS
MORTON, Of the city OF Petersburg, Va, are dis
solved. The surviving partners JOHN BOOKER
of Richmond. aud SAMUEL v. WATKINS, of PEI
tersburg authorized close the business of the
late concerns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-28

T,HE WHITE CREASE is a new,
Il convenient and economical substitute for tar and
other ubrcatos for the axles of transportation cars
onibusses, carriages, drays, wagons, &c. 1t is not
tency winter and summer. 1t does not gum on the
axles. and is cheaper and more durable than any
other grease in use. sE a. .s.ss.1s = :,
Fo, sale in tin canisters of three and six pounds
and in kegs of 25 so and 100 lbs each, by
ADIE & GRAY, Druggists s.
nov 19-d&cts Agents for the Manufacturers.
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~ B. LUCK, STOCK AND LAND
We WARRANT AGENCY, GOVERNOR ST.
STOCKS bought and sold on Commission The
highest price paid for LAND WARRANTS GOLD
AND SILVER WANTED. q 80 u -.
q Prize Tickets in all Lotteries sold In Lotteries
under the management of France & Co. will be
promptly paid by me, and all inquiries relative to the
business Of r. France l. Co. addressed to them
Richmond, will meet with prompt attention.
ny2 ~ C. B. LUCK.
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n

NEW CO-PARTNERSHIP.-The I'M
dersigned will continue the GENERAL COMMITS
SION BUSINESS of the late coBceTns, under the
styl and firm of BOOKER g. WATKINS, Rich
mend, Va; also under the style and firm of WAT
KINS, SON & CO., Petersburg, Va. <s
Thankful for past favors, the continued patronage
Of our friends and the public is respectfully So
licited. SANL v. WATKINS,
JOHN BOOKER, 81.
ia 6-dfm+ CHAS. s. WATKINS
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-27

a.ysd thought would baff back on him. The same
- he reason regard 10 the senator from Mississippi
~ mai question which declined answer, ii
~ imple reason that wished discuss this question
. merits and not wiling be drawn off far from
~ pe Of debate 10 questions Intended perhaps,
bfsak the whole force Of the arks which making
Thought those gentlemen ought have pushed that
ssou al me when treated them kindly, and gave notice
y hem ha could not be drawn of such line Of de-
r.auge from the course Of debate.
M. BADGER. MIR. President sincerely do not mean
enter tina discussion, but my friends from Mississippi
and Illinois have both assumed andoubted fact that
osape people in the United States not entitled TO vote
To. sir wish say that do not think that, by any
neans clear and certain matter; and would put to my
trends from Illinois and Mississippi particularly, and to the
Imoerate members Of this body general this inquiry;
insane people entitled vote, how did they
d IN getting here how do they expect maintain their
oacssi Lanshter That being very important inter
rogory and extremely necessary be answered in order
odelermne upon this question Of printing extra number
fs message Of the President Of the United States and
curing as think nights calm refection and oppor-
unity for this excitement subside, think extremely
orper now move, having thrown out this suggestion for
considerations before meeting tomorrow that the Senate
40 now adjourn.
The motion agreed to, and
The Senate adjourned
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protection Of lives and property fr any other reason
he may require fence Of brick stone, or son be con-
| structed," &c.
Mr.. SHIELDS. Any other Sufficient reason."
Mr.. STUART am willing n modify ia.
The PRESIDENT. II there be no objection, that
amendment will be made the amendment Of the com
mittee.
There objection.
The amendment Of the ittee agreed TO, the bill
reported Senate as amended the amendment
coprred in and the bill ordered be read thrd
tunes aHu, by unanimous consent, read third te
and passed.
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On motion by MIR SHIELDS the,5enate, n IN commit
tee Of the whole proceeded consider the bill from the
House Of Representative granting the right Of way the
magazine and Jesr.on barracks tracts which reported
from the Committee Military Affairs with amend
menL
The amendment Of the committee was TO strike out the
following proviso;
THAT good wirr other substantial fence be placed
by the sad company between the road and public grounds
with suitable gates snd crossing place. such points
may be designated by the commanding officer At Jeer-
barracks the number Of gates exceed four the
Eena'-
ard insert:
That strong substantial plank fence be erected by
SAID company bstvesn the road and the public grounds
such place and Of such character the commanding officer
A. Jefferson barracks shall direct with suitable gaes
not exceed'ng four, such points shs he seiec,td by
fuch commanding officer and the said shsi also
cause TO be constructed ways Suitable places
N such part Of said pubic grounds and
shall be approved by saId commanding officer and H.
after the ence herein provided for
and the SAID road put IN operation shs Be found 10
opinion Of he President be insufficient for the protection
o. ives ard property he may require Of BRICK stone
or IRON 20 DC constructed, and the and company shall
cost and charge
MIR STUART I desire to suggest On amendment 10
The amendment, which understand The senator roo,
Illinois has M objection Il IL insert after words
insuaiclent for the protection Of lives property
ne words, or for any other reason" that win
read;
III acr he fence herein provided for shall have besa
erected, and the sad road operation, sha be found
n the opinion Of the President TO b. insufficient for III.
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Mr. BROWN 10 pursuance Of previous notice, asked
and obtained leave introduce ball Is. 364) provide
for carrying the United States mail according 10 time
which read first and second time by unanimous
consent and referred 10 the Committee the Post Once
and Post Roads,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-08

dam the river az furious rate, expecting TO take out
coal enough TO supply all the towns the Mississippi
river with surplus for Cuba and the Sandwich HANDS
TO say nothing Of several ship loads chartably bestowed
upon coorcd at the EQUATOR TO prevent the
poor fellows from freezing to death bitter day In
August.
Alas 10 make a strikingIy original remark) for the
vanity Of human expectations To the great horror OF
company the winter freshcs washed around of
their dams, leaving II standing log nunent Of
folly and shortly after II discovered that there
gauts Of the very ground they claimed long previous
to that made to their grantee that the very trees they
thought their marks those Of previous sur
yeys and could be identified SUCH and that other cor
had been found and noted ready for the trial In
short, some Of them have found out that
"a rod IL in pickle
Their tobes to tickle
and stout one at that. But they will keep dark
having such expert financial colleague as the ex
minister to Austria his brother his cousin for II
is OF the familyand either take in their own
confederaes outside fellow In Wall street, or
may some credulous John Bull. learn that opera
tions have in London, but to what OK
tent or with what prospect of success unable to
saw have no doubt they will do very well sell out at
good price TO some verdant capitalist and go their
way rejoicing their increased capital and purified
sciences Those whom they victimize will also sell and
so this baseless claim viii pass from hand to hand-a
wandering among grounds for actionand when the
great day conlagration comesf ten centuries hence
1T will without doubt, catch and burn Of
the spectators of this Smith claim while he 10 earnest
ly seeking for line trees and corner marks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-08
The Mexican Debt.

SANTA Annals FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
The committee Of Mexican bondhoders in Lon
don, received the following letter from his Serene
Highness, the President of Mexico, April 30th -
MExIco, March IA, 1854.
Sr- reply to your letter Of the LIST ut in which In
your name well behalf Of Your constituents,
the Mexican bondhoders you pleased to fccitae
the vote Of confidence with which my country has
honcred feel ii duty TO return you and the bond
holders best thanks for the very courteous terms in
which that communication is conveyed.
certainly consider your claim TO have the overdue
dividends paid perfectly just and also well aware Of
gooi effects which result from the demands Of
the bondholders being completely therefore am
sing best endeavors TO acquit Of these sacred
obligations and If have not yet been successful ~
the bondhoders and myself could desire have neverthe
less shown earnest of IL in promoting the payment
Of dividend few months ago, notwithstanding that ut
recession 10 the supreme government found myself
without TO provide for the most pressing
Of the public service while II also found in
dspensaby necessary TO form army for the defence
Of the country against attacks both from within and
from without.
However, am happy TO say that the public Ii
much improving in all its branches that have
better founded prospects Of fulfilling the engage
ments Of the country towards the bondhoers to whom
you in declare that their just pectatons
shall not be disappointed and that their forbearancs and
the consderate in which they have hitherto be-
hased towards the republic win be found to hare been
duly appreciated. am, sir, your faithful servants
a. L. DE SANTA ANNA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-08

TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE SERA6KIER.
Russian corps daymse, supported by all the
available forces in the vicinity Of Galatz, effected
successfully the 30th Rebrulachir the passage Of
the Danube, notwithstanding the valiant resistance
of our small FORCE and is stationed the right
bank. Our strength having been owing to the force
of circumstances, divided on several points, and
that of the enemy overwhelming, / deemed
1t expedient to transmit without delay orders to
Mustapha Pacha to concentrate the troops at Naval
kais Hirsova, Tassactchi and Others and fall back
in good order, might best be done, in the direc-
ton Of Karasou. was appraised, moreover that the
9Th corps of the army Of Bessabara was also advance
ing with two divisions of infantry and one of cavalry
from the Principalities, in support Of the enemys
movement. :,
Under these circumstances, convinced Of the i'm
possibility of resisting such powerful force with
any chance of success, considered it indispensable
to direct all my attention to our headquarters at
Schuma, and there muster the available strength Of
our extended lines. All idea, therefore, Of advanc-
ing to attack the enemy at Karasou with forces
unequal to the occasion and whereby Schumla would
have been necessarily left without sufficient defen-
ces, has been abandoned. Accordingly l have for
warded orders to Mustapha Pacha to relnquish that
position and join me with the troops under his COM
mand. Similar instructions have also been trans
mitted to other points of our lines as to concen-
trate here much as possible available strength
and meet the enemy ere long in pitched battle.
Redjeb I'd, Schumla. OMR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-08
ANOTHER srrcK OF wAR-TuREE STEAMER

ANOTHER SPECK OF WAR-THREE STEAMERS
SuNK--1he Inhabitants Of villages on Lake Champaign
says the Ogdensburg Despatch, now engaged in q
quarrel about railroad and steamboat matters which Is
not likely to end 1t has already resulted in vio
icnce and outrage upon persons and property. ap
PEARS that the Plattsburg people building railroad
from that place to Montreal portion Of which
peted The company owning the railroad from Rouse's
Point TO Montreal purchased the Montreal end Of the
latsburg route and left the people in the latter place
in bad fix The Plattsburg people owned steamboat
called the Saltus, which they designed to in
ton with their road this The boat wntered
shefburn Bay and when the propretors about to
move her they found that part of her machinery had
been stolen They attempted to tow her down Ptts.
burg-but the people II Burlington cut the lines, and
took her back. The following night old steamers
he Burlington and Whitehall) drawn beside the
sHtus and sunk in such position that the latter
not be moved. The Plattsburg people much
rtrated The pain and Of the steamer Sara
supposed TO be concerned in the outrage and
when that boat came to their village four hundred per
rushed on beard, armed, dashed her wheels and
threatened 10 sink her. arrested her captain and pclted
him and others with rotten eggs so the matter stood
at last accounts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-08

ment have made plumber their object In visiting fires
and 1t would answer better purpose TO expose and
expel these hangers on, than to grew indignant at
the mere mention OF their villanies As Jean. In
the play of Loves Sacrifice" has 1t, this Is
wicked world,n and the sinners are sometimes
caught and made to suffer for their SINS and If
few Of these engine runners we're detected and su
marily opposed Of it would we are satisfied, prove
beneficial both to the department and society.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-08

THE CAsAIs.-The Ogwcgo Times OF the Atn
saws water has been let into the oswcgo canal to-day
and boats are now clearing for the east. "a. -
The Rochester Daily Advertiser OF INC san,s ~ AZ.
lions up 10 ia o'clock this forenoon, was loI but two
az these loaded boats for the east fces OF iregns
qts Troy Da,lv 7ipscs Of Thursday says-up to noon
n % over 200 boats had passed the Weigh lock ~ west
Tyoy' on ths number, 81 had cleared from New York.
100 from Albany eG from Troy, all bound west; also
hosts from Waterford and from Scheneciady, bounl
ya,.r The water has receied much that the Weigh
wstev cnmmenee cd weighing last evening at o'clock,
and mn 10 ~ O'Clock to-day had weighed 81 boats Ne
breaks or other distractions heard OF, and everything
arr,ars 70 lie moving of finely"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-08

HIGH WATER IN TIE CONNECTICUT RrvER.-Thc
hood in the Connecticut to stand at half past two
r. NJ, on Monday, Mey ~ having risen above low water
mark to the unprecedented height of twenty eight feet
ten anda half inches, being higher by one foot and eight
and a-hah inches than any other food during the two
hundred years that the town has been settled.
IT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-08

Wn. Val az. kasf R,ur insurnuce CcnpaHy-Judg
mtpt C SPECIAL term AZ med with costs
Hn j. Befer act I'm =, firnes.--judgment for
Isinfia on fprfic'.
TiHy NnsLatm o.. Adam Stohr.--Motion for new
iilal granted Cos's 70 hide event.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-08

q. Paul Minnesota has TOO houses and 4, 100 In
hsbifants. II legan 10 be a village In 1873.
Tie population q Ailentown, rs according to tina
census Just taken, IL ,25s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-08

Ninth anG-a-half inmate, pulsation ceased but Their
was 10 rnpitaton OF the heart after eight minutes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-08


The Mayor OF Hartford has directed the City Engineer
TO make prominent and lasting marks at various points
indicating tie precise height OF this food.
Pulse OF DYING MAN ON THE GALLows.-The
following the state Of the pulse Of John Hendrickson
who hung at Albany Friday last, at the moments
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-08
The Crops.

The Allentown Register says-the wheat and rye field
from accounts daily receive look very promising al
the country. This must be very encouraging to tn
farmers particularly as the prices Of wheat rye ant
corn are better now, than they have been for man.
years before.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-30
MECHANICAL,
,. -. M J. wAIpnoy. D. sErszEn,
New Furniture Ware-ROOms.
-nH ur VIZ T., RON & Co.

o " A MT, w n y H0 ~ ",
NIfuULD Re p.etfuy isffurm their fiien - ana The
w public generally TINT they no" receiving, al
their Furniture Ware Rooms Mai ST.. u 'e" o"r-
below toe NnrvelI House. their stock Of h'se Wood
Nabogany Walnut mud other Furniture together with
crest many articles in The way Of House keeping that
are useful well ornamental. hnSe never bei"rr
been introduced iuto this market Ali ul winch have bern
selected frurn houses North enjoying the highest reinY
Ia ion for good and faithful work
They have also connected with their rsialisrr nt
Manufacturing Department,
in which they have engaged w"rknrn oi skill ana eAPe
ience anil are therefore prepared to have made to or
der ut Of good ma cria any pi"ce of furniture that
m, be ordered. They would add that they are ire
pared nf.r er.oiei Inducements to P,rsons wanting
Anything in tie way affuRSlfUhE, Than h sever he
are been Ue' ed in this market. And they hope by as
sid uo- att.hon business aud receive ut least
a portion of the ublic patronage.
CONANT. WhLDRON & CO,
n. We wnuld say Ia onr ED freni- and custom.
ers ,hst we continue manufacture. nd stand
ON Br dge ST all kinds If I bneco N1ulds AMI the
ike and solicit continuance of their fnvors.
rnnr I3ts c. s c..
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New Law a Miscellaneous Books. !,
IL u. PAYNE has lns, received the ri

IL u. PAYNE hns lust received the AxQy
- fol swing Books. y
II 'siise On the Law OF bill. l Exrtprg.,
Pf " asory Notes. b mk Mates Baakefz cn.l Notes
ariC ecks 10y Julian Barnard Is ,ies.
Pace cal Treatise nn the Law renting Trustees,
their Powers, Dotie Privileges aud Liabilities, by
Jnrn-- li
Rsn1@ IN Covenant. lar Titles
6rc, olcui un Evidenc, --fhird Volume
S.mni. rucea Works 2koL
Bar,Yelon'- Sk,lrhes.
u 'cussi ms Phil -oph, Lite,ature, Sir Wm,
IismiIior.
lae al Letters of = S"ry-2 Vols.
Valley The Amazon b. LIEUT. Brrndon.
9 nm irrirs tie Laws of the Ancient Hencw,
We G Wine.
CO. - Dean al l.eedon R,@liiies
SIX NH'ti- ia Italy b> Hi ard u Vols,
The y auli Stn
fh-e "~if" 90 QBrrn's Secret, by Pau Pcpprretn-s.
Aeiti"nf l'y the Author of Marsnrrt Maitland.
20 gy al Taste
louf' y kound The World. by Ger.tnecker
Aempi,r CD FIX BY Lord Russell
hl' moirs Journal aud CorresP ndenee Of ho~ Moore,
IS cis Ter part.
karsen on Soaps and Candles
isy Mnments Of an Idle Woman
Aui pbioerrrhy oi nm Actress, by Mrs. Mowatt.
Llhc' ia. ~ Nr. Peytons OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hale
Rhrt rir 81 Conversation. by Hervcy.
Gazetteer The United Stnies by Baldwin & Thomas
H4brcpl Sell Instructor, No. l, Writing SPEEDING aud
Dmwii mar II l.
~ =, rasssCofy
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NORFOLK TRAIN
For Norfolk and Portsmouth,
llthall Line


HE beautiful aud iavoriie steamb mfA rxs
Il AUGUSTA, under ,hn command d.
Capt WIN. q. Smith. $50 long aud favorabb ,n,-
HE travelling community on the Potomac and /
Rivera has resnn' her place on the line vim poa
HAL, alter havng beent or ,ugily rebuilt ard 6,s
IN the most elegant st, lc and furnished with Ie
Lie Presersers, Fore Pumps, and all the a. MI,
required by At of Congress to secure the safely of
engers.
lie Cars running il COZ nexion with TIE Angus,
vethe Richmond ard Petersburg Depot ON ever
d",, Wednesdny,and Friday norni r,at Ga 'cocl.
Persons e"ri ing in Richmond. by the Packet \
have but lew steps 10 walk To TIN, Cars
Returning. the Augusta will leave Norfolk on TN
,ate days, viz Tuesdays, Thursday, and Satura|
7 o'clock AN.
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk, &c.,......
Far" between Richmond, Coke's, Rings Mill and
eirove Wharf,
children over three years and not over twelve
years of age, half price.
Meals each, 4
Servants, through,
Servants 10 any point Il river.
nov 2d&cts THOS. DODAMEAD, 81
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,r,uc uNDERsi1NED mas ALSO
cling or at Greatly Reduced Prices
Hurd's Golden Gloss for the Hair.

MON, the many rrepa,atl"n. lpr tie grow III 81 IL
n Hair this Golden GLOSS takes the lend. Three
res.ons will be given why lie universally used und
preferred % all othersi
La, Because IL has proven tho eiiertun in Bal /
ntss. 2nd B-cau-" IT impurt. beautiful 'lnk gloss
and delighted perfume to he ii4ir, 3rd Because tn
Ladies with fine discrimination which they oil possess
have adoptrh II,
Macy uthei could be given why il is glent
iayotitr but who want have only gise
irial
PRlcx--25 ceIts In large BOTTLES.
For sale by Druggists and SlDrekcepers ywhere
VIC. HuRD, roprcto,,
3Oi Broadway. Ne. York
tY-Laree discount, Merchant.
nov &c dom