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COMMODORE PERRY-A Statue in his Honor.-The
citizens Of Cleveland about erecting statue in honor
OF Commodore Perry. correspondent Of the Boston
Journal says that this splendid work Of art now in au
advanced state Of complexion and requires but the fin
shug touch of the scupors chise to prepare il for the
imposing ceremony of Inauguration the 10th of Sep
tember next day when Commodore Perry performed
deeds OF immortal vaor. The and statue are
to be % feet high the statue itself 81 feet high Its
Of pure white marble and is figure Of Perry in
naval drss'; one hand extended as il commanding in
battle His countenance expresses exuation and his
eye flashes fire. the attitude aud expression are e-lke
and quite spirited Upon each eide are to be placed
small statues Of naval character representing sailor
and midshpman, while in front is placed an aoreiievo
representing that thrilling passage in his memorable bat.
te where the intrepid commander leaves the dismantlcd
and sinking Lawrence to her fate and lowering himself
into his boat with handful Of followers pushes for the
Niagara, and while the enemy shouting over their
supposed victory, sweeps down upon them in trum-
phint and victorious charge each one of the enemys
ships striking their coor before his terrible broadde
The cost Of this statue about 000 and The cheer ul
with which that has been subscribed rea,e the
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN DINWIDDIE

At meeting Of portion OF the Democracy Of the
vi Dinwddie, the 10th instant at the court
house of said county favorable to the election of Doug.
las and johnson. On motion the following persons
appointed delegates to convention, to be held at Staun-
ton, on the 10th of August next viz: DR.. II. c. Wor-
sham, Cir Ill., Col. William f. Lewis, Capt. William
rex, Thomas Richardson, b. j. HILL DR.. Bev. p.
,ese Joseph G. Boisseau, Dr. John J. Crawford JAS
Kidd, James IL King Edward Conway, Geo. w. Rose,
James Hargrave Jams w. =. Pool Peter Walden, VIM.
Armstrong, William Z. Ford Durkin II. Webb, William
D. Connolly, p e. Jones' and the Chairman and Secreta-
~. +. j. Il. JONES, Chm.
,ToUS f. HARRIS Sec'y
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our Cante In Onward.

The Lynchburg virginan of yesterday, speaking for
as noble body of Wings as are to be found in the
Union says;
at gives us pleasure to inform friends throughout
the neghborhood that the Constitutional Union party OF
Iynehburg intend to hold grand ratification meeting in
this city on the sth of August Distinguished speakers
have been invited including such gentlemen as George
W. Summers, William O. Rves, William L. Goggin, A.
H. H. Stuart Alexander r Boteer, Thomas S. Flournoy,
uarmaduke JohusoG, r. 7. Daniel John T. Thornton.
Walter Preston Waller r. Staples, aud others whose
names do not occur to us at this moment II is comb
IDENTIFY expected that number Of those gentlemen will
be present. and that the occasion will be one OF more
than ordinary interest The old camp-fres are to be
lighted up and an influence sent abroad that will we
trust tend powerfully accelerate the Bell and Everett
movement in this State"
We prophecy for our Lynchburg friends glorious
time Let this good example be followed throughout the
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Tbc Me.senper for Aueust.

The Angus: number of the Messenger will be out to
morrow. 1t will contain article on the Marriage OF
POcahOntas, by Wyndham Robertson, ESQ.,. an account
of a weeks sojOurn among the Great Smoky Mountains
of Tennessee, by W. B. Reese Esq, of Knoxville; a
charming sketch called Love in ths Country" by Wn
Q. Sloan ESQ., of Fayetteville, n. c. short descrip-
ton OF Fishers River Characters illustrated with comic
engravings; The Knight of EspaiOn; Poetry, &C., &C.
The Editor in his table tells amusing sorry about
watch stolen at Cumberland Court House. and speaks his
mind pretty freely about things and people generally.
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MR.. DOUGLAS AT SARATOGA,
Iut.,

bAkAIUuAi
Great preparations are making for the reception Of
Senator Douglas and all the people Of town and
try are out to receive him. The hour fixed for his
ception was IL p NJ The citizens Of the village raised
$3.50 for powder and music and the demonstration Is
grand one.
Mr. Mccall, q wealthy Southern planter, who owns q
cottage on the L. s. Hotel grounds has rendered the
use Of it TO Mr. Douglas during his stay here, which will
be for a week. He is, with many Of the Southern men
here warmly in favor of Douglas. Others equally
jealous for Bell and Everet-and expect TO carry many
of their States for the Union ticket. Judge Douglas
expects to remain here week. and then intends TO visit
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learned, says the Norfolk Day Boot Of Thursday that
the snt Of the recent railroad conferences Old Point
aud Lynchburg been reduce freight Of all kinds to
the same rate via East Tennessee Virginia aud Tennes
see Southside and Norfolk and Petersburg railroads. as
charged from Savannah coaswse TO New York. The eff
feet Of this arrangement will be TO place cotton on cur
wharyes for $3.50 per bale from Memphis, and will give
all that article intended fer foreign shipment advan-
tage Of sixteen days over the New Orleans market In
other words cotton shipped from Memphis to Europe,
via Norfolk will reach Europe soon as it now reaches
NeH Orleans
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VIII A Corrupt Party Rerorm It.eIff

There is deal of sober truth and philosophy in the fol-
loving remarks which extract from article in the
last Columbus Corner Stone They have too peculiar
adaptation to the present juncture Of affairs
There is no reform but in a new organizltio The
natural tendency Of all associated centralized power is
to usurpaon and TO corruption. Ii is not so far as we
know in the history of the world, that any party
ganization purified itself.
The power Of all associations must of necessity be
welded by few and when an association OF any kind
becomes powerful bad seek get the power to
il for selfish purposes-and later the contests
between members Of the party are not contests for
reform but for the power OF enjoying what they deem
the benefits Of the existing corruptiOns.
Old associations never reform themselves, or each
other corruption and the fruits of it constitute their
living; reform would destroy it and destroy them. What
would the heads and the haHgerson OF the several
ties of the country for power, II the government
could spend but twenty million of dollars year. instead
of eighty millions aud the public lands: As long
they WELD the power who supposes they are going to
permit their spoils to be reduced.
We repeat old parties never reform themselves or
each other Their tendency is TO corruption, aud the
difference is that one gets worse than the oiner as they
90 along together.
As long a man belongs to party he must be con-
trolcd BY it; il OF remain in party aud al,
tempt TO reform their reform will be crushed out or they
will be kicked out Luther reformed the Roman Catho-
lie Church, not by remaining in it, but by being kicked
out. lie had no idea OF founding new church; his
purpose was reform the old one; reform did not suit
the purposes of those who welded the power he had 10
abandon the one or the other; if he had remained in
the reformation would have been at end. But the
new Church compelled the Old one 10 cast of many of its
abuses. II IS said that Wesley had no idea OF forming
new Church. aud however, he may, during his lfe have
commended or may be conteudcd by Others that
he was member Of the Church till his death yet he and
his foowers virtually kicked out; II he nad ueeH
obedcnt TO the Church, mehodism would not have ex
is,ed
The power OF all large organizations must necessarily
be lodged in comparatively few hands, and when corrup
zion creeps H. is Of course through the agency OF those
who WELD the power aud will be used against reform
The consequences that all real reformaons must be
through the masses.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN PITTSYLvANIA.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN PITTS1 LNANlA.
At meeting of large portion of the Democracy Of
Piitsyyania held at the Court House on Monday the
10th on motion MsJ0r A. L. Finney was called to the
Chair and c. g. Whitney requested to act as Secretary
The following preamble and resolutions were then Of
fgred by Thomas S. Jones, E,q
HIsTcas Tie Democracy OF Piltsylvania, in a mass
meeting assembled for the purpose of Gectualy organ
izng and strongly uuinS the party by fair and full coz
sultsOn assembled according TO previous notice, in the
basement room OF toe Court House Monday the 10TH
Wheyeds, large humber of those who have ever been
and still claim DC true Democrats were deprived Of
voice in said meeting account OF their preference for
the regular nominee Of the National Democratic Conven
ton mt in Baltimore, the 18th June; be it therefore
Resoirei lst That Stephen \. Douglas Of Illinois,
and Hersche V johnson, OF Georgia, recognize
worthy Of the offices OF President and Vice President of
the United States worthy account OF their long and
devoted attachment TO the party TO which they belong;
worldly on account Of their principles and political doc
times which deserve aud nave received at the hands OF
the united Democracy for years their ardent support and
appreciation; worthy hasly, because they have
received thi, respective nominations from Convention
Of Democrats regularly appointed according to the time
honored usag,s OF the Democratic party.
Previous takiug the question the foregoing, the
meeting was addressed by the Hon. j. b. Stoval who,
while rCgreng the apparent rupture ia the party in
able forcble and convincing speech, fixed the RESPONSE
bity where i, Of right belongs cOunselled moderation
and rmness the friends of Douglas and clearly proved
the indsputabe right Of Judge Douglas be recognized
as the only leader of the Democratic party.
The above preamble and resolution having been unan
mously adoped motion was made and adopted that the
Chair appoint twenty delegates represent the party
the Convention be held in Stanton the 10th Au-
gust when the Chair appointed the following gentlemen:
Hon. VIM. N. Tredaay, John N. Johnston, Capt. w.
+. Wilkinson, Z l.. Fnney, ThOs. s. Jones, Col A. j.
Whitehead, Col T. White, w. W. Cobbs Jno- d. Glenn,
d. H. Strickland Wan. q. Banks, James Carter, WIN. w.
McHaney, Chas. W. Yeats n. X. Hobson, II. L. Muse,
Sherard T. Mustain, W. O. Tate, John +. Hobson Joel
Mustain.
And on motion the Chairman and Secretary were add
ed.
1t was also moved and carried that the Democratic Ap
peal of Danvie, aud the Virginia Index, OF Richmond,
be requested to publish the proceedings.
The meeting then adjourned.
A. L. FINNEY, Chairman.
g. u Nrrrr,r,. Snn,u
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CHAs. B. WHITNEY, secy.
woyDERrUL METEORT0 PHENOMENON

On Friday evening las;, about twenty minutes before
ten O'Clock, those Of citizens who were out of
doors witnessed of the most remarkable phe-
nomena Of the heavens that has occurred during the
century. All who witnessed it represent it two
balls Of fire passing from west to east occupying nearly
a minute in the circuit and connected together by q
brilliant red and green-tinted spray of light similar to
that Witnessed at the explosion Of skyrocket The two
balls we're the eye about four feet apart and moved
slowly and regularly together to preclude the posi-
bity Of their being meteOrs The Washington, n. York
aud Philadelphia papers all contain notices of its appear
in those localities, from which make the follow
inra Nfracfs.
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ASH APPEARED AT NORFOLK.

The Norfolk Day Book of Saturday says:-
Last night about hafpast ten o'clock, we witnessed
or kind that have under our observation; nd
ihough it difficult to describe, attempt it. In shape
the meteor resembled two dumb bells and was 81 ex-
ceeding briancy and starting from northwest drec-
ton, continued at neomprehensble speed towards
the east in the course dropping by one OF the balls
of the imaginary bells until nothing left but
speck, which quickly disappeared from view We make
no pretensons to astronomical lore and therefore haz.
ard no explanation ofthss nguar phenomenon. We no.
ticed also that in the direction from which the meteor
started formidable looking cloud bad banked up,
which Immediately dispersed when the meteor lett its
vicinity.
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highest credit on the patriotism Of the citizens Of Cevs
land The preparations for the celebration Of the inaugu
ration on the 10th Of September Of the
tsnsve character The enent historian, Hon. George
bancroft will deliver an oratiop
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PRINCE CEoRGE COUNTY

The Bell and Everett Club Of Prince George county
will hold meeting August Court 1t is particularly
requested that every member should attend business
of importance will be brought before the meeting.
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PRINCE GEORGE CONSTITUTIONAL UNION CLUE

PRINCE GEORGE CONSTITUTIONAL UNION CLUB.
Williamson Simmons.
Vice Presidents-John W. Temple, VIM ID. Taylor,
Ccarles Friend DIR. NJ Osborne, Edward A. Marks.
Recording Secretafy-Richard @. Dunn
Assistant SecretaIies-John A. J. Heath, Bobert
Bland
Corresponding Commttee-Henry W. Harrison, VIM.
F. Bowden, DR.. Alex. Bryant, Col r. W. Hobbs, Dr. A.
Shands.
COMMITTEE OF VIGILANCE.
VIM. Gee, John d. koore, VIM E. Baird, Henry Lee,
James T. Simmons, Thomas Bert, Peter T. HOBBS, VIM.
T. MeCann, VIM. T. Ludacoe William T. Wells, William
r. Borden Francis Wills, Col John Avery, Richard r.
liam, William E. Bland George Perknson, Peter + Will
kins, Thomas Catchy Edwin Bait, 7. G. Baylor, Edmd
Gee, Douglas Gee, James W. Harrison Robert Adams,
John f. Avery, Joshua 8. Harrison, Thomas Adams,
John II. Simmons, VIM. Bryant John A. Marks, Thomas
W. Simmons, DR.. N. Fem, George Cummings, P. Ii.
Brookwel Adophus Stainback, Richard Marks, Junius
Marks
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V,HB COMMONWEaLTU OF VI0CIyI.

Il Ts sHEKIry OF THE CRY on RIOHMOND Greeting We
command you that the New York Richmond
Company and ssmaei Younger pear the Clerks ON e Of
ae Crcai Court Of the City OF Richmond the
for the said Court the INST Monday In September
swer The acton OF Alfred owaihmey Of plea Of
Hundred and Five Dollars and Nlne Pye Damage
~ Doilns And have then there this writ.
Whnes' James Elicit Clerk Of said Court at Richmond
zi day Of JAY 1850 and 10 the sh Of the Commonwealth
JAMES ELLRIT.
Copy-Tesie:
Ia I'll PITT
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MIR. LEFEBVRE,s SCHOOL,

VyHE MKT SESSION school begins on the pIRsr DAY
OF OCTOBER iSeo and terminates the last day Of June
In consideration almost unprecedented success
uiness trends and patrons and think MAJ be
padoned for ely referring OF the many advantages
ordsd which the permanent prosperity Of ali such
The buildings large and planned for the v.r
and requrems Of large female nstiu ionand anrdlng
unequal ed advantages for Of
our pupil ony ,ass vii occupy the same chamber
Principal female ducalon The study and business
upwards twenty yean qualified and eI.
peeneed selected with especial references 10 the
their charge and sufficiently tried In this institution be
system thorough and complete and While the
best facilities Afforded for peneconn the
female education the greatest
mems Of sound PIscic, the ,s.'sn and Judgment are
y ignored made subsidiary TO and dependent the former
atoms careful explanation, and familiar lectures The Dian pur
sued for In Instruction In the French department
much time and every facility an,fded-
to enable those pupils boarding With 70 acquire
conversation In this respect school pos
which only equaed BY ,uens
Music Vocal aud Instrumental Drawing and Painting both
from mode and from Nature are unse, the charge Of Professors
uctos employed to teach exclusively In school, that
vantage be anded for the on OF these accomplish
ments.
are enforced ca cuiated to
mote the welfare aud Interest Of all the pupils.
TEACHERS.
ture, Moral aud hent'l Philosophy, French.
wN q. WILLIAMS A H., Vice Principal Mathematics
Chemistry, His.cry, Latin
EDTaso O HOvlnD, english Literature, History. Reading
Mn GRACE BEsskrr, English Branches.
Mss MAEY O. GoEDoS, Engish Branches.
Senior CARLos CskBOyH 1ERA, spar lsh and Italian.
sGSURISA ASrosIErfa kEBA Vocal Muic.
sGSORISA MARIETTA kRBA, Piano
JoHS A. CALyo, drawing and Painiing
WV T. GRABAu. Piano, Organ, Sacred Muse
G. w THiLOw, Piano.
Hks2cH SCHNEIDER, Harp.
U. EKIoss0s, Guitar.
The Rev WoosIDGE ard the Rev have tln
ly taken charge Of the Bible Clzssex
nalll MN IIIll Ic1r.c,
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sPRTYGFIELD FOR SaTC-


wIorcr for public auc the highest bidder
the pr,mie Friday the 5th day Of October hs! beautiful
esIae called sPaIk GsIpLD lying 10 the counties o, Aibemar
and Orange containing by recent inded
twenty acres, adjoining the lands o. Capt L. walker Jno
Cos herd and ot'ers.
fh farm situated three miles from Gordonsve the unc
a. the 'rga Central and Orange and Al xandriz Railroads.
which place bounding the entire part well graded HeAds
I'd
II seldom n estate offered for position
st th- base Of the southues Mountains with
southern exposure the soil originally fertile IN state Of pld
Improvement M proximity to the markets Richmond
anda taken In injection with the upon the place.
rend one Of the attractive farms In Piedmont Virginia
The improvements consist OF large framed Dwelling In
plete repair located beautiful se with all the necessary
ouhoues aud Well the pure free water larg barn
10 perfect repair framed Stable with for 20 horses and
large quantity Of Provend oyesse house. and
ven'nt the stable and barn. three Tobacco Houses and
negro cabins ample for the place. conveniently wood
AID water
There an abundance ofumbe- emes AMI
field there IL an ample supply Of water.
The land Will be sold accommodating terms which will be
the day Of sac Improbable the purchassr
will be allowed to retain large portion the purchase MONEY
indefinite period
Ny Eugene Garth residing the premises win plea
showing the land and letters addressed TO him Gordons
e or 10 me at Charlottesville will be promptly answered
jy26-c6t WM. GARTH
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TN BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT OF as
Il ACLE5 ON THE wEsTHAM PLANK ROAD, AND On no rH
SIDES W GRACE sr, CHILLED "0CCANtIsHEE" FOR SALE
At the request Of Mr. John Wren authorized sell
his beautiful located above three miles
Richmond This place well known that minute description
dsemel unnecessary The bulldog ample Of
large family and surrounded D. reau shade AMI
trees The place will be sold entire divided into parcels
about Is ea-h For terms g. ply 10
i,2J-2.vlm GoDDIN APPERsOy Auct,
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XXrINsLOw ON THE BRAIN AND MIND.
on OBSCURE DISEASES OF BRAIN AND WIND; their In
epent symptoms pathology disgrosis espen, and pro-
phylaris b. Forbs Winsov, d %.
Including the principles Of Physical diagnosis By Walter
Hsyi walshe, NJ D. fellow Of the Royal Ccles. Of Phys
clans Amsric. fro the Gird revised and much
Urged Eugih edition t22a
ON THE DI'EAsEs INJgRlE5 AND MAlR0RMATI0SS Of the
Reeum and Anus, with remarks habtual constipation BIZ
T. Ashton Surgeon the enheim Despensary. From the
third and enlarged English edition. With Illustrations ~
srARKIE EvlDsNcE New edition. With notes By sherwood
1vo, $40. $50.
ACTS OF ASSEMBLY. fs5p-6a 81 qh
COURSE OF ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY, arranged with special
reference to convenience Of recitation, by H. Schmidt.
Professor In 90 umbs College. 81.
HISTORY OF THE STATE or RHODE ISLAND PyA g. Arnold,
Vol Cd t25A.
AZ NORRIS Bookstore,
iva 81 Main Street.
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DROOMs, at factory prices for eby
Id Ives JOHN n GORDON a SON
NEW FLOUR, In bbis. or bags.
~ Mol Mess Msckere and Family Roe herIinss
T"dds Extra Family Hams
County Cured
Pure Cider Vinegar snd Spices for picking WITH general
assortment OF Family GGoeeries. sAMPs0N. JONES' Ar,
jyA Cor. Main and 9th
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: IN
Jg2S-It PANsILL.
~ FAITH WAITE,S RETROSPECT OF
- PRAcrlOAL MEDICINE AND SURGERY. Part a. July
1850 81.
MEMORIALS OF THOMAS cd Edited by his daugh er with
ftef'ee and notes by bis copiei kiI
own sketches vols l2mo. fi rs
ACTS OP THE ASSEMBLY, on VIRGINIA seon tSQ6l tl9S
TUE EPIDEMIC OF THIS NlNETFFNTH CENTURY. by Rev. Z
30, don r. Aibenails county Va. IS cts
sciENCsh WITNESS FOB TUG BIBLE BY Rev. w. n Pendle
ton of Lexington Va 81
With ,urpi.s Of III fUREIDIs BY the author Of the
Lampighicr o..
THE LEX GAuNrLkTE tale Plantation lie sou Car
ollp4. By NJ r. srboolcraf 81 %
r00rFAIS on THE BOUNDARY OF ANOTHER WORLD By
X. ID. owen. 81 IS.
y25 JAS WOOnUOUsR 90
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0Uos % m VIVA. July "a. fsea
Cbrrssposdencs Of As Wig
En0ITsh TOBACCO MARKET.


LosDox, July s.
There has been more activity the London Tobacco
since circular Of the eth nit and about hhd OF s
Kinds have charged hands dur the month The principal
hhds the remainder being Kentucky leaf with fw Virginia and
MARI land, Of which call for particular notice
has been obvious for long tine that Ia the absence Of
anv strong counteracng lower scale OF prices
c Inactivity cnud expected the Of Tobacco prepared
for the Crest Britain and quotations show
ed the extent which this adjustment had been brought about
tha time These repeat with reference 70 the subsequent
the MONTH when further decline Apparently arrested and
s hi given IA buyers BY reports
favorable planting such complaints houeve
been considerably and longer aceabe In
piled at IN. going r.tss.
The production Of stp crop prospects, now be-
come the main sources OF interest," tending decide
OF the market In relation TO which
Orley d Co.
vrsinla Western Maryland Nesrohesd
etock on Is. Juiy 1eCo. $3.50 1l.6I3 i02l si7s
Do. same p Rod $50. .... ,sss s,72s 2G0 9lA
Tobacco during the past month"; without qaosble change
prices The reported sales amount 70 about 700 hhds
Val Va SINS w'n II N'n SINS Nd Total
y ySr n re-. trade IL $50 90 a.
For Ifpors. ici..,, :. 81 y
70 81 1871 800 g ces
There feature whatever In the nakt which may be
with an abundant supply orsnng-Wm Oxiey, S,n . %
Stock on LIST July, 1880 1850 ls59
Virginia Lea .....................1&H $500 bss
Do Stems -....................1y 4 ais 43y
western Leh.......-...-....l,o oH l,6sI LAS
DO. He bs......................ssB Sls9 1890
hAryAnas. .....-.-..li4U lsxb LILO
ro..l.................. ..IO9O s.ns 5s.i
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Mosnx ALi, April On, 1901 :
NJ heEa kq RfcAnond-Dsar sfr You we're % hind - 70
present me- when guest Of house. vih Bottle Of your
Hair Rstorer which has sxhsued several days. and
have .noured In vain ct agents tbs city, day amer day
to renew my supply The trial Of your Rsssofsr far ny
limited supply permitted to judge, I, HIGHLY sArssAcroar
with 70 dive fair ta and WILL therefore, thank you 70 send
me half doseu Bottles BY Adams Express; send bill with The
package collected delivery Your early compliance VII
very much obuga roun truly,
l. T. PRAsE
s~Ysr sale BY all Drugrsts In the Uuitsd States
~ Price 81 per Bottle.
~ Al orders must be addressed 70 the Proprietor.
R. EZEKIEL. % Main O.,
Ipl4- Richmond, Virginia.