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The Southern Transatlantic Steam
ship Scheme.

The Philadelphia Ledger, referring to the sdvo
cacy which this scheme has found among the lead
ing politicians of the South, says that, what is per
haps more TO the purpose, it has found an advocate
In the Postmaster General, who has the recon-
mending of the mail contracts; without which none
Of the steamship enterprises started in this country
have yet succeeded. The Collins, the Bremen and
the Hayre lines from New York, says the Ledger
have really been supported by the United statef
Government, and not by the enterprise Of New
York merchants though the monopoly Of the Gov
eminent mail patronage which they enjoyed con
frfbstsd vastly to the commercial interests of that
city Other cities. have doubt, lost in their
commerce jast in proportion as this patronage ad-
ded to the commercial support of new York. The
movement In the South, continues the Ledger, il
therefore not attempt to force commerce int
unnatural channels, which would be uuwise az well
as Improbable, but an effort to recover the natu
raj advantages of it's position and production
wrested from it by the immense patronage which
the Government has bestowed upon a single port
which gave it complete monopoly Of steamship
facilities, and rendered competition hopeless with
those who had to rely solely upon their own enter
prise to extend their commerce. AS this monopoly
Ia now broken up, the Government refusing to re-
new the contract on the same terms with the
steamship lines which have been enjoying IL SO
long, every city which has facilities for the import
aud export trade will have fsirer chance for e1
tending them in its direct trade, 80 as to enjoy the
share which its natural and geographical advan-
tages should give it. The Postmaster General says
In answer to letter addressed to him by the Old
Point Comfort Convention Whatever patronage
shall be given by Congress- in its future Legislation
to any of the ocean steam lines, should of course
be extended to the contemplated one between Nor
folk and Milford Haven and indeed to all other
similar projects whether North or South. If your
Hire should be started in advance of such lesisia-
tion, the greatest amount of patronage allowed by
existing law shall be freely bestowed upon it
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Sale OF Coffee.

The large Coffee sale advertised by Messrs. CRZs-
STRAW FISHER took place yesterday. We refer to
our commercial head for the result. The enterpris
ing firm deserve credit for their jealous and bold
efforts at establishing direct foreign trade for vir
ginia. We cannot but regard their beginning as
the commencement Of great trade, which will be
maintained by our Railroads, when once fairly con-
nected with the improvements of the West and
gouthvest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

~ SOMETHING PRETTY The neatest walking
canes that We have seen for many days, are those
made of gutta percha, and now being ssd by Mr.
JAMES WALSH, Gun Smith, on Main street. lie has
them of all shapes and Sizes and will sell them yer,
low. One of these Instruments in the hands of man
would prove formidable a revolver and "a they
not liable to break, being quite elastic, would
strike more terror to the heads and shoulders of a
score of Sumner men, than an army of swords and
muskets. Walsh also has great variety ofGune.
Pistols Rifles, Knives, Fishing Tackle, and English
and American Powders; and as he believes in quick
sales and small profits, advise our readers to ex-
anime his stock and suit themselves Remember the
gutta percha canes and call soon if you wish to
cure a handsome one.
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MISS MADELEINE SNITH.-Accounts by the Persia
informs us that Miss Madeleine Smith, of Glasgow
notoriety, was residing with her parents Great
sympathy was shown by the people and tradesmen
of Scotland towards herself and her family. A
subscription was on foot in Glasgow for the pur-
pose Of raising $4,000 fund for the young lady
and an address would be presented to her father
stating that, in the opinion of the persons signing
It, no dishonor should reflect on him from the re-
cent occurrences.
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The Amelia Springs-Amuse
The Old B,,Us-Crops Dc
AMELIA SPRINGS, August 5th, 1858.


AMELIA SPRINGS, August 9Th, 1855
Thinking that you will have no objection to an
epistle from this place. venture upon this nv
first effort correspondent of your valuable pa
per.
have now been here a week, and instead of ex-
periencng that restless desire for change, usual
with persons from the city, feel if could pass
"Sweet summers dream
in one of the lovelest spots in Virginia. We have
a goodly number of families from Richmond but
it is really astonishing that with the facilities offer
ed by the DaHvie road. more Of your merchants
themselves compelled to remain ut home-do not
send their families, where, among other adyan
tages, they would be within couple of hours run
of them. Mr. Wilson. the proprietor, is a model Of
a real old Virginia gentleman, aud ably assisted rs
he is by his sons cannot fail to make his place
ceptabe.
Our amusements are various. After breakfast
we first dspdch the DISPATCH then. hoi for the ten
pin alley, where the ladies seem to make more Strl
ttpg impressions upon the gentlemen, than upon
the pins. Speaking of the ladies, | may sing with
the poet, "a thing of beauty is 4 joy forever" At
night you may see
Forms fit to and fro,
Tripping it on the light fantastic toe
understood, from gentleman yesterday, that
to have II visit from the ''Otd Blues
of Richmond. If they come, they will no doubt
meet with todrm reception, hut some Of them
will be captiyated. For once in my life look to
having the Blues with pleasure
We have just had fine rain, which makes the
tobacco and farmers look up, they being much III
want of rain here
Yours &c ALPHA
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yrpDER IN NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS Aug. THE examination Of Black
wood, who brutally murdered Wright, Saturday
night, commenced yesterday. A large crowd
gathered, expressing a determination to lynch the
prisoner. and rumors afoat of the organization
of q vigilance committee. g
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ness SPECIAL NorIcg.-REMoyA,

Rks5n SPECIAL NoTIcE. OVAL
MRS. c. J. ALLEN hiss removed her DRESS MA.
KING ROOM from No. ll6 Main street, four doors
below Governor street. over Mr.. Z. III. heachs Trim
ming Store, next to MessTs. T. X. Price 4 Co. Being
in receipt of the latest fashions. abe Is prepared
TO execute all work in the shortest po-sb Bile time and
in the most fashionable manner. All orders from the
country will be promptly attended to- A call is re
spcctfully solicited. e. j. ALLkN.
IL afn
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Died,

onthe 18th ofJuIy, at Lecompton, Kansas Terrific
ry ELIZABETH JOSEPHINE. youngest daughter
OF Major James p. B. Evans, late ofths city.
At o'clock, p. NJ, yesterday, Aug; 7ih KATE, In.
FAINT dau 9hter Of Robert ADD Mary A. Briggs. aged
srars, 10 months and IN days. >
The friends aud acaaa ntances Of the family are
invited attend her funeral o'clock this evening
from the residence Of her father on jackson street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

az II ALL OUR READERS who are troubled with
Liver Complaint, Jaundice or Dyspepsia, will read
the advertisement in another column of Dr. SAN
FoRD's INvIGoRAToR and then try bottle we should
not seeso many sicky despairing people now meet
gaze at almost every corner for there never WAS
remedy of which much has been sad and that per
forms nearly what its propretors say it will do II
came to US highly recommended that we could not
fail to try it. and trial convinced u.s. without doubt
that the best family medicine use We take for
Headache Soar Stomach, Biliousness and any of the
little bodily ills that commonn and it does pro
duce pleasant state offeelng to the sick and what
is better after using 1T few times, these little ills
grow less and less, and there prospect of being
entirely free from them by continuance in the use
OF the lnyigorator. Now we wish to impress read
ers with this, that the nvigorator Is medicine par
culahly adapted to family nse and where there are
children subject to little diseases all children are,
1t lslnvausble and saves ysicans bills and an I'M
told amount of anguish both TO mothers and their
little Ones.-Siot9 Gd.etts.
BENNETT, BEERS Il FISHER, and ApIE GRAY,
agents for Richmond. au i-d&c2w
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MISSOURI ELECTION.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 7.--Returns from 3s counties,
give Rollins, the American candidate for Governor,
4170 majority. Clark, Democrat is elected TO Con-
gress in the third district, in place Of James p.
Green. elected to the u. s. Senate. .t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

CASE OF PorsoSrSd.-The body Of Mr.. Crockett
steel, who died very suddenly in Wythe county
Va, few days ago, has been disinterred, in eonse
auencc Of suspicious that his death was caused by
poisoning. We learn from the wytheyile Tele
graph, that an examination Of the stomach has dis
closed traces Of arsenic, and the organ and its con
tents were sent to Richmond, TO undergo closer
chemical tests.
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New York, Aug. 7-Advices from the Cape de
verdes state that the brig n. Hand which was last
year sent from New York with supplies for the in.
habitaDts of those islands during the famine never
reached her destination. 1t is now asserted that
she went into the slave trade.
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The Kangaroo, from New York, for 1
"Wednesday took out S5s o2S in sp.e.e.
RICHMOND MARKETS ArGrsr 7

AUCTION SALE OF C0FFEE-Yesterday tn.
large sale of Rio Coffee. the cargo of the Ann F..
Grant, took place according to advertisement Thu
attendance liberal, especially from our public
spirited neighbor Petersburg. There were 500
bags all of which were sold About 1000 were bought
for Petersburg. The prices ranged from Sll.2J to
sl2.3n-averaging about Sil.75 to Sll.SO
FLOUR-No sales.
WHEAT-Rather heavy ut Sl-55 to Sl!65. for prime
red and white. Arrivals moderate. All the mills ut,
grinding.
CuRN-we quote S71aG92la cents. Market quiet.
By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. August Flour buoyant-State s6-35
Ohio S6G76,7.45. Wheat advanced-Tennessee Red
Sl.7S. Corn = cent better Stocks nrmer.
BALTIMORE. August Flour dull--Howard Street
s. 2jGt7.j0 Wheat irregular; prices cents lower.
White Corn 9G92c.: Yellow SAC.
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GEN IacKsnN,s SNUFF BOX.

NEW York. August item. Jacksons gold snun
HOY has been awarded to Garrett W. Dycknan.
colonel of the New York regiment in the Mexican
war-it having been determined that his gsllantry
in that campaign entities him to this markof dis
tinctinu.
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P. C.. LARUs.
asa UNION BUILpINg FuND CoupaNY

This Company will hold It's next Monthly Meeting
In the Lecture Room of ST. Johns Church, on SAT
URDAY evening next. at sia o'clock. The Secretary
will receive dues Of u0nIbrTs from to o'clock du
ring the day at the store Of Knowles 4 wslford
Pearl street at the place of mecting Mt eclck.
au 7-u r. l.. ID. NALFORD, Seer.
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KENTUCKY ELECTION. The Cincinnati Gazette
states that tho Democrats have swept Kentucky,
electing eight certain, and probably nine of the
Congressman, a majority of the Legislature, ana
the State Treasurer. This result secures Demo
cratic United States Senator 10 succeed the Hon
John B. Thompson.
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TENNESSEE ELECTION
THE OHIO RIVER

WASHINGTON. Aug. Private dispatches say
that Avery DEM ia elected to Congress in place of
Rivers (Am..) and that Wright (defn) is reelected
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-TrruoRAPHTC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DIsPArCH. ~
- firr LArF MnRpER IN KlNsAe. 81

wAsnsxcroN August -Ttis feared here that the
nersos murdered In Kansas lest week. was The agent
Of the government for yelling the trust lands OF tine
wea and Piankeshaw Indians. He was known to
have a large amount Of government funds at the
time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

Hon. EDWARD EvERxTr.-The ladies of the Mount
Vernon Association have invited Mr. Everett 10
repeat his lecture on Washington, in Richmond
daring the week Of the Agricultural Fair. Should
he accept, the Washington Relics" lately pur-
chased for him in Baltimore, will be presented with
appropriate ceremonies. while he il here.
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FOr SAFE by ST UFuKglbts. - .-..-
NH fI-eodsm Agents for Richmond.
sI~C. ScrRs AND TuNoRs CURED wrrH-

RnynCANCERs AND TUMoRs CURED wITn
OUT CUrrINd.-DR. N. KAHN. late of Philadelphia.
respec fully offers his services to the citizens and tho
public generally for the cure vi Cancers, Tumors
Mouids BiotchSs. aud all diseases Of the skin. lie
can also cure Secret Diseases.
lie be found at his office opposite the Clifton
Hupsr from 10 A. NJ. to Il. VI.
Recommendations can he seen on application.
my Ig-d3ms
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LAwLEss PROCEEDINGS IN FAIRFAX CO., VA

ALEXANDRA. August The remains Of Mount
Carmel Church, In Fairfax county. where Birch
was recently killed by Austin, were burnt Monday
night, by gang Of outlaws infesting the neighoor
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Barus, RArHst BArHs!-Hot, Cold

and Shower Baths can be had at all hours. frsm
o'clock 4. NJ to 10 T.. NJ, at the Hair Cutting, Sha
wing and Shampooing Saloon. under the American
Hotel Entrance on llth street Single baths %
cents or tickets 81. myl
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday morning. 9Th inst, by the Rev. Nek
a., Head. Mr.. WILLIAM BROOKE SMITH to Miss
NARY VIRGINIA, danEhterof Samuel Ayres. Esq.,
an Of this city. ~
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ALABAMA ELpcrios.-iIon. James Il. ,DowdtlI.
Democrat, Is elected to Congress 10 the MOntgom
cry district, aud Jas. A. stallworth, Dem, in the
Mobile district, by large msjorities. eaf9t
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R9- TYLER & Co. 1879 Main street, ahead of all
competition. Their prices arc the lowest, and their
Pictures the beat of any ever before taken in Rich
mond. The new style 50 cents; family groups and
Fancy Cases at low ratios.
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Ne. A TYPOGRAPHICAL error occurred on yesterday
in Card the of Messrs Harris Wilson, which
rect in this m0rning.s issue.
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Forms fit to and fro,
Trimming il on the light fantastic toe"
Grand Encampment of Virginia.

HAMPTON Va AuCust Z

HAMPTON, Va August 5th.
The Right Worthy Grand Encampment of Vir-
sinia, ]. o. o. f.. commenced its annual session. in
the town of Hampton, August 5th. There
large representation from the subordinate Camp,.
and the following officers were elected for the en-
sung year:
A. l.. Peters of No. %, NJ. ". Grand Patriarch
J. r. Redman, of No. 1, VI. f. Grand High Priest
Rev. g. W. Dame, of No. 81, r. W. G. $. Warden:
Israel Robinson, of No. 10, II. ". &. Scribe; Jl-
illus Gerst, of No. %, K. W. G. Treasurer: John
Hamilton, of No. /. X. W. e. J. Warden: +. c. Rob,
inson, of No. 4, r. W. Grand Representative to the
Grand Lodge of the United States, for two years
The next meeting of the Grand EnCamr-
ment of Virginia, will be held in the cityof Wheel
ing, on the first Wednesday in August 1858.
Yours, &C, JAMES
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n6yHAIR CUTTING.-To the {

p1s~ HAIR CUTTNG.-To the Citizens
and Strangers visiting the City.It you wish to Ret
your Hair cut in the latest and most improved style
would advise you 10 call on II0BS0N. At his Hsir
Cut sns Room, under the American Hotel-cntranee
on llth street.
n. Blot, Cold and shower BtrHs can he had a;
all hours. Single Baths y cents, or tickets for 81
alp Eft
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Charles Flynn was killed in Memphis on Satnr-
| day last, by man named Webb, who inflicted Il
mortal wound on his head with the but end of a
pistol.
A little son of ]. Knox Walker, of Memphis, was
killed on Saturday last, by accidentally falling
| from his pony. His foot became entangled In the
stirrup. the horse taking fright, ran at full speed,
| and mangled him In a fearful manner,
On the oath ult,, near Pine Bluff Ark, difficult
" occurred between W. G. Graves and X. EZel, in
which the latter was killed.
VIM. II. Hunter has been elected treasurer of the
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad Company, in
place of DIR. Jesse j. Simkns, resigned.
Reuben Nash was murdered in Mobile county,
Ala, last week, by runaway negro.
p 5. Buckingham, Esq, formerly of wytheville,
Va, died recently In Henderson city, Ky.
Gen. VIM. Walker arrived at Augusta, Ga, last
Wednesday evening.
Col, Alcorn, Of Mississippi, declines the Ameri-
can nomination for Governor of that State.
Mr.. Marcy was tho oldest member of President
Pierce's cabinet, and MIR. Dobbin the youngest.
la Christie" ia writing letters from the Fauauer
| Springs to the Washington Union
The United Fire Company, of Richmond was
handsomely entertained in Alexandria, Wednes-
day, by the friendship Company, of that city.
The damage to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal IL
not so great as was at first reported.
The Morgan Contincntals, of Winchester Va
| will visit Alexandria on the 9th of September
woman named Ann Jackson was drowned while
crossing Four Milo Rum, near Alexandria, on Tues
| day.
Rev. II. p. Bib, of the North Carolina Confer.
ence, died IN Peterborough, N. C., SATURDAY. last
John T. Henry, young man Of respectable fami-
| ly in Henderson county, n c., was killed on the
| 9th ult., by free negro.
1t is announced that Mr.. II. c. Cooper. tbe emf.
nent English vocalist, is about visiting thi. conn
| try professional tour.
There are mounted at fortress Monroe, VIRGINIA
about 800 cannon, mostly long 49, 26 and "A pound,
ers.
geo. ". Harris has been appointed postmaster a,
Knoxville, Tenn, vice +. W. Earnest.
Miss Charlotte eastman, now resident in Lon
doh, VIII shortly appear in New York
On Monday last, an institution devoted tn the r,
| FORM OF inebriates, was dedicated at Boston, with
'hs appropriate name Of Home for the Fallen"
on saturday night last another attack was made
upon dsreputable houses by mob at Detroit, and
TWO dens broken up.
The American Dental Convention assembled In
Boston ON Tuesday, elected officers for the ensuing
year and transacted some other business, but not
Of much interest.
Andrew Banks stabbed and killed at Ashe-
ville N. c., Tuesday, of last week, in an ARRAY
with Reuben Edwards.
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s%TRuNAS A. PARKxR, successor to

r. e.. Whitfield, wholesale and retail dealer in
Shingles, Mahogany and Lumber OF every de@crip-
tiou Office and yard corner Of Cary aud 10th .trsss
Richmond Va my I9-d6mA
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JAN BunsT.-The Jail at CrswfordyilIe, Ga. was
destroyed by hre on the night Of the 9th inst
negro prisoner was burnt 10 death
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n6GHoRGE b. STEEL, Dentist, Office
and residence, No. 23l on Main between ssh and Sh
streets, Richmond, Va my 0-ly
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CoRs csop.-in ssme parts Of North Carolina the
nslas are covered with water, the blown down,
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aA- ANTHRACITE COAL.--T
The subseri,

Der has now ahoat aud daily expected, six hundred
and fort y-fve tons of No Red and White Ash Egg
COAL. which he viii soil at the lowest market price
by the ton Of 22t1 or cart load, each ton weighed
Orders left at bsrus Shncs, No. a. will meet with
prompt attention.
an 6-tw P C. LARUS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Mrs. CuSNISGBAN's DEAR BABv,
At At H. JAQUEs CO.'S. No, 70! BROAD srRsEr. =
Theeolice Gazstte and Weekly Herald ccntAins b
fniLscc"unt Of the rich farce played out by Mrs. Gun
ninxbam: Also, New York Ledger Hsrper's WeekIy,
LesIics New porters Spirit Flag, Ballou. Pictorial
Waverly, &C. for this week Yankee Notions for Ser.
tember: The Rose Of Ashurst, Novel bv Mrs. Marsh
NC fine assortment If Prints and Frames lust re-
eeiyeds For anything In the Book, Newspaper. or
Periodical hne. call At No l2i Broad street. stand
cuprd By the late firm Of Jss- A. Gentry D Co: ="
~
J nA-SPECrAL NoTIcE.-The attention of
the public 10 requested TO orr sale Of 800 bales Hay
THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, on the Dock, in front Of
Bridgford L Co.'s office. TT
an SIT T. b. COOK Co. Aueta.
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STONE WARE. at factory prices. :
r IFE OF THOMAS JEFFERSON.

THE LIFE OF THOMAS JEFFERSON-Tn octave
volumes BY Henry ). Randall, LII. D.: with
eral Steel Illustrations, fac simile Letters, &c.
Mr.. Randall has been for many years engaged upon
this important wOrF. which is now completed. To
enable him to make it perfect possible. he has
be.n entrusted with the papers of Mr.. Jefferson.
which have not heretofore been accessible 20 the pub
lie. The author has had the aid and cOuntenance o.
Mr.. Jerrson's family in preparing the work for tn,
it H. Therefore both authentic and authorized
1t il believed thar no book Of the season will attract
more attention. he looked for with greater inter
asst, than this new biography Of the great Apostle
Of Liberty
Ra- Orders for the above valuable work. if lef
with WIN. WERTENBAKER. Esq.. Librarian at the
University of Virginia at the Office of the South,
Richmond, Va, sent TO Vim. f. Allen No q, Old
Slip. New York will be promptly attended to.
NEW YORK. August 7th, lS55. Sits
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n1s~"WoopLASp CREAM."-A Pomads

for identifying the hair-highlY perfumed-sueerior
TO any French article imported, and for half tbs
price. FOR dressing Ladies' Hair IL has no equal,
giving il bright glossy appearance. IL causes Gen
tlemens hair to curl in the most nFpral manner. 1t
removes dandrun, always giving the Hair the ap-
pearnnce OF being fresh shampcoed. Price only nny
cents. None genuine unless signed
FgFRIpGR Co, Pruprietcrs Of the
Balm of a Thousand flowers"