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present. The entire Fire Brigade out and the dis
play magnificent, entirely unequalled BY Anything
that has taken place in this city.
Flags and banners thrown all the streets,
and the procession passed along, flowers and ever
greens were strewn in the path Of His Royal Hghness
The arches on the route Of the Princes progress we're
very beautiful in their designs and at each Of them,
companies Of school children assembled who sang
anthems as the Prince passed.
On arriving at the Court House, the scene in the
square magnificent the square being thronged with
people. The crowds around Nelson's Monument were
enthusiastic in their demonstrations of greeting.
Upon arriving at the Crystal Palace he proceeded to
inaugurate the exhibition The building was immense
y througed and the scene was magnificent The throne
was elevated upon the das aud beautifully decorated
Behind it was placed handsome trophy.
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A sIGNIFICANc SIGN IN PENNSYLVANIA

We mentioned the other day, that majority of the
officers at the Bell Ind Everett meeting in Roxbury,
Mass voted for Fremont in 1856. The ratification Bell
and Everett meeting at Psburg, last Saturday,
grand Affair." letter from there says the people enter
ed the room filing the ases, and we're received with
hearty cheers by the immense audience in the hail.
Large numbers we're unable to get in. DR.. VIM. Wright
presided assisted by the following fifteen VicePresi-
dents all 6Ht three Of phOm noted for Fremont in 1856,
viz: James Nimick, James Schoonmaker N. Ferguson,
John NJ Perkins, Harrison A. Cofiin James w. Barker,
Robert w. White, JOIN South, A. A Anderson, George
A. Berry, Henry A. kngwat, Charles A Wood VIM.
Payne, Henry Philips; Stephen Marion Love and Chas.
N'Clure Hays The s,ecretaries were Simon BrumOr,
Henry L. Anderson lex. r. Johnston, Charles W. Nc
He1ry aud Geo. Smits.
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THE PRlNCEsAT QUEBEC.


The following sketch of incidents the way up the
81. Lawrence presents his Royal Highness in ovia
light:
The Prince had the youngsters Of the squadron to
dine with him. and thereby doubt, added to bis pop
uarty which certainly very great in all the ships The
stories OF his association with The junior officers prove
this The night before the second ascension of the Sa
guenay turning in at or possibly little after mid
night he was challenged 10 be up deck at the end Of
the middle watch. bet Of sovereign was ventured.
The Prince would win it at any hazard-even that Of
pudatug his berth altogether. This, however not
needed His friends would look 70 his interests. So,
Jus; before o'clock, the summons to him. Sleep
was dear at that moment but the disgrace OF FORGETTING
the wager had to be Gyerted In some malicious way his
clothes hdd been tempered with and his stockings
ded all search. But, without stockings and on the
whole imperlecty clad the Prince found bis way
the dark aud just his sovereign by slipping deck
exactly OF the moment that eight bells struck.
The last night upon the 81. Lawrence celebrated
by merry gathering on board the Hero. The scene
toward o'clock utterly void of stately ceremoni
Gus conditions. Grouped together on the main deck,
the Prince aud his party officers from other ships ard
visitors from the halls Of Canadian Government smoked
and sang and frocked in manner calculated TO quite
dispe those doubts which everybody knows have always
existed as TO the capacity of gentlemen with large IL
ties aud severe responsibilities TO participate in human
aud natural enjoyment At the close, minister, high
in Provincial fame, impeled solely by meodious
instinct stepped TO the centre aud broke out
in very earnest Canadian song, OF emphatic
accent and tender purport. circle ecompassed
Mr. Cartier, and listened approvingy. The chorus
found to be attanabe with but little ehort-a chorus,
might say, that fitted TO perfection at the first try
ing on. Now few voices chimed in the Princes lead
ing Then Others maturer, the Dukes, beyond doubt,
among them But it lasted only little while. At half
past nEe the lights vanished and the cigars sacrc
cd the Prince yielding to the regulations OF the ship with
greater readiness than gentlemen OF superior years
who were insubOrdinate the OF an uch
of tobacco that remained unburned Tten the deck be-
came DINNER, the listening sailors moved slowly for
ward the sentries took up their POSITIONS the big New
oundland dog ratified his chain for goodnight aud curl
cd himself away, and the guests mounted 10 he quar-
erdeck for an hours STROLL or turned their quarcrs
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The Prince of Wales left Three Rivers at seven o'crk
this morning. and is expected here at three P N. The
weather is exceedingly stormy. IL is pouring with rain
aud is feared the of the day will be sadly
ineriered with.
ARRIVAL OF THE PRINCE AT MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, August "a.
Three Rivers brilliantly Illuminated last night in
honor OF the prince.
The members of the legislature arrived in the steamer
Quebec at o'clock last night and attended the
prince to this city At the various points along the
river groups of people assembled the shores, aud
cheered and waved their hats the steamer passed
down with the prince on board Rain commenced at 10
o'clock aud continued until the cortege arrived of Non
treal
The Prince came by tho North channel and missed
number of steamboats, which had gone down to meet
him. They crowded with people, and gaily decked
with flags, evergreens, &c, their passengers cheering
Justify they came up with the Princes vessel.
As Kingston was passed the church bells rang peal,
and the crowds on the shore cheered.
The Princes feet reached Montreal at $780, and was
received with royal salute of tweniyone guns they
approached the city. The rain at this time ceased bu:
again commenced and in consequence Of the unfavora
beness Of the weather. the preparations for the grand
reception were not completed and the landing was post
poned till 10 o'clock tomorrow The Illumination was
also deferred.
About 40 900 people, who had assembled the quays
to witness the landing not only disappointed but
drenched
MONTREAL, Noon, Aug. 20, I. N.
His Royal Higbness, the Prince of Wales, landed at
Bonsecour market wharf, st. Paus street. at hapast
nine o'clock this morning
He accompanied on shore by the Duke Of Newcas-
tie and his suite and reaching Donsecour market
wharf received by the civic authorities amid enhu-
siasiic demonstrations Of applause and welcome.
An immense throng was assembled on shore and In
boats upon the river, while the artillery from the bate
res aud the saues from the Styx Valorous and Flying
Fish, added to the general enthusiasm.
As be reached the wharf, ho welcomed by the
Mayor and Corporation of the city in robes The MAYOR
delivered the address, in both French and English which
briefly but appropriately responded to by the Prince
The procession then formed TO conduct His Royal
Hghness to the Crystal Palace exhibition.
The pageant was OF the most magnificent description,
and extended over two miles in length.
There were over thousand Of the volunteer corps,
besides The entire military staff in full dress aud mount
cd
Every civic society 10 the city and vicinity repre-
sented, among which were the National Agricultural,
Horticultural, Typographical aud Temperance Societies.
The Bishops, clergy and other dgnitares were also
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WILL BE TuE
PROTECTOR OF THE DAUGHTERS"


The poserity Of Aese grateful marODs saved the be-
loved home and the last resting-place Of the heroic
Guardian Of their ancestral honor. Then why should
not the mothers aud the daughters of to-day contribute
their portion to secure in the universal midst the moau-
m,-tI image Of him who was dear to their maternal
ancestors as well ohs mothers aud daughters OF 10.
day.
Fortune doei not enfeeble the dyire spirit in this
mi sion Of duty; the rich aud the Poorhe old and the
v5lng-even the innocent child who in its primitive lisp
il laugh, BY the mother to his glorious name
mag unite hand aud voice in coasecratng some fortunate
ot with the rrsseaee OF an image Of the Father Of
h, Cointry.'
Next to the privilege Of beho,dng the living, is to be
enabled TO gaze upon the exact counterpart in mper-
isha3le lorn-and none would willingly deny the daugh-
,srs Of the Nation the Qualification of adding their
names in contributions to the perpetuy Of the Inca
sn.s aud form Of him whom history has made dear to
th,'r hearts.
Until within twelve years there were not more than
thres statues Of Washington. Even now they are, in
numb r. ssamelJy few and almos. execrable bo, as
Hkenesses and as works Of art. But when it is fully
k1oWa there exists perfect transfer of the form and
features Of the NaiOas glorious patro and that it is
porect as 70 scarcely need the breath OF Prometheus
give il vitality aad speech, the Mount Vernon AssOea-
ton will infuss their enthusiasm into matsons and
daughters Of every State and city, and in every
midst duplicates of this magnificent sta.us-this
which lafayette pronounced with tears in bis eyes to
be she hiluSsIE"
Every State in the old eOnfedeaey has its treasured
record Of incidents spo. upon which the great
hero stood Yet in Of the mos. notable Is there
faithful egy prove their This fact startles
the stranger and the Rejecting of every home COM
manity Indeed the very earth and floors which the
touch Of Washington gave renoEn, ars haunted by
shame, surrounded they too generally are, by NOR
uments aud dsmons.raton5 in honor Of Others which
make the void filed by the presence of the Nations
Father LOOK rsP,oa,hingy did BAnquos chair to the
conscience Of murderoGs Macbeth.
The statue by HOulon is the only ever made from
the life aud is the most remarkable representation Of
the real individual which ever produced BY the
genius OF nan rs history is written in the correspond
eaes Of Fraakin, JsTsr'Ou Lafayette and Washington
himself all Of which proves il to be as much Washing
ton as though he hal by rAeulols pstriae.iOn been
resolved from the life into the marble self
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no CORRESPONDENTs.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN BELL,
ELECTORS.

ELECTORS.
Disr. lsr. L. H. CHANDLER, of Norfolk City.
End TRAVIS H. EPES, Of NOttOWay,
Sd THOMAS BRUCE, Of Halifax.
4th. JOHN T. THORNTON, Of P Edward
9th. JAMES p. JOHNSON, Of Bedford.
" 9th. MARNADUKE JOHNSON, of Richmond.
" sth. LEXUELJ J. BOwDEN, of Williamsburg.
" Sth. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of Niddlese1.
sth. B. II. SHACKELFORD, Of Fauquier.
q. 10th. ANDREW Z KENNEDY Of jefferson.
q" llh. FRANCIS T. ANDERSON, of Roekbridge.
18th W. R. STAPLES, OF Montgomery.
18th WALTER PRESTON, Of Washington.
" l4th. J. j. JACKSON, Jr, Of Wood
" 18th. A. B. CALDWELL, Of Ohio.
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DR.. J. W. ALEXANDER on JOHN BELL.

10 VIC 1llIItuT y VT IF'''y
In that very readable aud entertaining book recently
issued and entitled "Forty Years Familiar Letters of j.
W. Alexander, D. D." find the following testimony
the statesman ship and moral worth Of Mr. Bell. Dr.
Alexander whom Virginia delights to own one Of her
noblest sol was like the other honored and distinguish
ed members of the Alexander family, able aud judi
cous Minister and ardent Christian patriot On pages
79 and $50 Of the work above mentioned Is letter bear
ing date October 25,h S52the day after Mr. Websers
death-in which the following passage occurs
ave have no very great left now aud seem not
to need them JonN Ball (of Tcnnessee) seems 10 me
one Of our soondssf trunks Of The old forest" p.
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WrrHEyILLE, August %, 1860.

This rural town Of ours is all excitement at this time
Static shot w. W. Hanson this morning IN the street.
The following are the facts elected before the mags
trates this morning: About half past eleven Jno Say
ers w. II. Bowling, and Hanson we're standing togeth-
err at the Farmers Bank Static returning from the
Post Office, and he got opposite to the Female Col
ege Savers said to Hanson, there goes your man."
to which Mr. Hanson said THAT if he (Hanson) went
across the street that no believed Static would 60 down
some other but he was mistaken" Hanson went
the street. and remained Stuart Il States door until
s came down. As they met Hanson struck him,
and also, said he would whip him. As soon as Static
Was struck he drew back Hanson followed him up,
when Static drew pistol and fired without effect. II.
still advanced and Static fred upon him until he fell -
On examination it found that Of the balls took
effect Staite fred four tmes) Static gave himself up
and was admitted to bail in the sum Of $4,000.
The sympathy is very much divided. Hanson is not
expected 10 live More anon. X.
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writes Us in token of her appreciation Of zeal in the
Union cause. We frankly admit that We are extraord
nary jealous in the Union cause in more senses than
any lady may find out who desires to avail Ler
self Of her Leap Year prvieges Any way, or any how
the hGcs-God bless them-are all for Bell and Everett
and We are for the ladies' each and ALL and forever
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A straw.

There vas an excursion on Saturday, on the York
River Railroad aud down York River to the Capes Of
Virginia There sixty-sx voters in all and vote
being taken on the Presidential question: the result was
as follows For Bel So for Douglas 6, and for Breckin-
ri lge 6, and two not voting That will do eIcelently
weI-will IL notS
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GRAND DEMONSTRATION OF THE FRIENDS OF
RRIL AND RVERkr TT In CAMPBELL COUNTY

There will be a GraSd Ratification Meeting Pole Ras-
ing and Blrbacue gv, by the friends Of the UOion and
the Constitution, Csnpbel Court House, on FRIDAY,
the 7th of Sep neXt.s
The following chamsons Of the cause have been in'i
ted TO attend:
Geo. W. Summers .t)hn S. Pendleton Tbos. 5. Flour
nov, Thos Bruce Els Barksdale Jr, Elisha i. Kene
John Gilmer, VIM l. Soggin, Waller r. Staples, Walter
Preston, Watman T. Wiley, VIM. NJ. Cabell, Ro. Ridg-
way, T. Daniel MsrSiduke johnson, A. Judsou Crane,
James +. johnson, JOIN T. Thornton $. o. Southal,
Hon. VIM Leigh.
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APPOINTMENTS OF TUE ELECTORS IN TIE lsr
IISIRInT

Messrs L. II. Cband'r, George Blow, Jr. and VIM
Lamb Presidential Electors for the First District, have
made the following appointments
Oct. Isle of Wight @. H.. Let Monday
4-Sussex G. H., LIST Thursday.
s-Nansemond Suffolk % Monday.
ll-Prncess Anne (Kempsville)
l5-Southampton (Jerusoem,) 30 Monday.
22-Surry @. II. An Monday.
Norfolk county and city and Portsmouth to be an
nounced hereafter.
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sHnnrING AEFRAY IN WYTHEYILLE.

The following from private letter received by gentle
man in this city yesterday gives intelligence of the shoot
ing and PROBABLY fatal woundpg, Of W. W. Hanson, ESQ.,,
Cashier OF the Bank at Wythevle This melancholy
ourrence is the result Of offensive and hostile publications
by the parties the aay in the papers Of Wythevie
RELAXING originally to matter Of alleged municipal
Encouragement Mr.. Static is editor Of the Wytheyile
IsleyrGDh.
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ANNAot hNifs
"HENRY A. WISE.n

TIE QUARREL BETWEEN SPAIN MExIcO.-The
cause Of the demand made BY the Spanish Minister upon
the Government at Vera Cruz grows out Of the capture
Of the Maria Conception seized the store-shp Of the
Marin expedition. The legality Of the seizure ques
on still pending in court at Vera Cruz. The renewal
Of the demand had created great excitement On the
sd instant the Spanish naval commander at Sacra6eos
had demanded the delivery of the Maria Conception
within tEenty-four hours the payment Of 100000 in-
jemuity and apology FROM tie constitutional author
ties threatening measures in the event his de-
mand was not complied with. Notwithstanding the
threats the government at Vera Cruz refused TO
ply with the demands Of the Spaniards. Men at
work in all the forts making preparations to resist II the
Spaniards made move. An American war steamer was
steaming up and down between the Spanish feet and the
castle OF San Juan de- Unoa and it is said Captain Jarvis
had passed note the Spanish naval commander, ad-
ysing him that he should require the rules Of civilized
warfare TO be observed by the Splnards in case they
attempted to carry out their threats by giving due
tce neu;rals to quit the place before the fire was
opened upon it,
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LNISH! PISH!!
IL l50hb Northern Aewives
24i bbs cut herrin.s
10 hall bbls. cut HcrringL
500 hbls No Hrrings
100 Kits No Ma kerel
20 half bbls. Sl6d
10 No salmon
90 bblA No Salmon
5hAl.bbs No Salmon
80 No { white Fish
IL his No 3 small MAckere
$50 Tbs Iro.s HerrlngI
1850 lbs. Cod ylsh
Tor sale to arrive. Also alarge assortment In soreby
BRID iP0RD 4 o..
~ . Oo-t
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AIryANnER mi STEPHENS an THE STIlNp

AUGUSTA, Aug. 24.Hon. A. H. Stephens will take the
stump in Georgia in favor Of Douglas ard johnson, on
Augusta The friends OF Douglas and johnson are con
hdent Of carrying the State, The reaction tremendous
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Select Boarding school for Girls.
Number Of BOarders limited to Ten.

PROPOSE slaenee In Port Royal Va, on the
nrst Monday In October, 1892 BOIriHg SchooIor GIS
This house Is lie and appropriately fr1shed and ae girls viii
be wholly under family discipline and influence and re
strAnt The Corss Instruction will Irregular and sysemal-
ie, embracing the Engh Classical and Mathematical Depart
with Modern Languages and 0rna en branches Par
attention viii be pal the French language id Hterd-
fare, ana iii lea Instruction In al hanf
TERM thing, $22 10y able third upon
entrance third st OF Januay and onhrd 10Th CT Ap
Drawing, Painting aud Music at Trofess IA 5fices.
Thankful for mlny received from this community
during years asher In their midst
up the ne when rtgned my former spool 1851 am
again under renew aspices and with
enlarged face, and experience, hsmS hoping by tsu y
aud diligence merit thA confidence patronage which have
heretofore been bestowed upon
For circular and particulars apply 10
Aug97-sm Port ROYAL, Caroline, Va.
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Acknowledgment.

We desire 70 return our lindes: Acknowledgements to
lady at Ashland for beautiful tOquette, sent US, she
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The Prince Of Wales knigh,ed the speaker Of the Ca
madam Parliament at Quebec. When the happy
who was TO receive the honor forward The drop
ped upon both knees In a most ridiculous and absurd
manner causing smile TO pass the face Of his Roy
al Highness aud making the painful for all
beholders Having received the eustomarySo ouch with
the sword, and having been recognized in his rank
by the Prince the speaker rose, displaying rent in the
knee Of bis pants aud stepped backwards quickly up
on bis gown tail nearly cause his knghshp to fall
uron the gtoundn This is enc Of the 'Feenesn
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NOTICE.
VyHE h1yng change In bis business the Let
July makes that all accounts due him pre-
that time should be cosei lie would therefore, ask Of
M old friends and forward And discharge he
ebtedness Thankful for past fAvors he would ask eonnu
b SPENCE
No 10 cor Maa aud l3hsiG.
Richmond Aug 20, 1860 aa23
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THE PRINCE OF WALES.

hONrREALl August q.
The Prince of Wales left Three Rivers at seven ocl'k
this morning. and is expected here at three, N. The
weather exceedingly stormy. IL pouring with rain
aud is feared the programme of the day will be sadly
in erlered with.
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MARRUEn.

In the e1uny Of eekenburg Va VISTA on the eve
Ming OF Wednesday August 15 by the Rev whaiey
LEWIS Esq, Of Milton, N O., aad Ma ELIZABETH BAsKRR
WILL, daughter Of COL VIM Baskervill. Jr.
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OcKERHAUs MS MOLAsss s..iSo se,. ter .a

Oty "a. n. DAVENPORT.
WHISKY bis T,steri VIII Ky. celebrated brant',
Nv
GENUINE HAVANA GsGAhS. Just received
W lag, and varied Of p puSr brandt We
warrant these cigars - be genuine Havana
ap21 w CO.. Wholesale Druggist
nOVBLE GUM ELASTIC NlPPB -. "A decided
IL improve the nge nipple Just received by
au27 DOyE 4 Co. Wholesale Druggists
CONE'S SPARKLING GELATINE.-Afullmp supply
~ Just received, by
Au2T DOvE& CO.. Wholesale Druggists
TSINGL Ss-Coopers Sheet glass; sals
by an2T DOVE co Wholesale Drusgifts.
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DRIVATE SCHOOL..--fayinge co "a ed the
Mr. A. ADAMS r another year, School my residence
Keewan In Charles City county will be opened TIE Isl Of
DC ober shall be prepared 70 Give and comfortably
eomHolate few yeui" nbeis OF family and compan-
Ions The scholastic terminated the 18th Of Ja
TERS, O)-sOO LIST Cctober. aud 500 lat OF sareh.
auxI--Nly
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- SPECIAL NOTICES cents 70
B>- 81 50 will buy OF Grahams email stencils for
marking clothing With IsDEAsLg IsE Can and ersrine spee
ens live In the country send for sample, enclosing
stamp Also, every variety OF brands made 70 order.
A. X GRAHAM. Brand Cutter,
feq1-n 18Th and Gary Sta Tobacco Exchange
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NOTICE..

MY address II stony foint Oumoefianu
ginA. au2i-ea
IN HHDs. FAIR To PRIME PORTO RICO
w sugar 10 store Yor sale by ,
aug2I-lw WI wALLAos sons
OSOO BBLs. WHISKY, all qu,Itles Ror sale BY
AONDO aux2T-lw WA. WALLACE soNs
EOO BOXEsTALLOw @ IEDLEs, various brands
5pre7-iw wM WALLACE SONS.
loo BAGS JAVA, LAGUABA AND RIO
lOO Coffee, in store. for sale by o,
aug21-lw WIZ: WALlA01 soNe-
TO PKGs. GREnN AND BLACK TEAs, in
0O sore Por sale by
1nn BRLs. STAND,RD X. WHITE cor
INDO FLE SUGAR, 10 store for sale by
An'T-diw Ma. W ALLAOs SUNS
1OO BBLs. u. YELLOW COFFEE SUGAR,
lNJO IN store for sale by ma, ,,.,, 40, oo,s
au2T-dlv hM. MAII.AOh soNs.
100 BRLs. STASDARD A. COFFEE SU-
aSg1odIS wM. WALLACE SONS.
1On BHLs. G. YELLOW suGAR, fr s.ls BY
lNbU au2T div WM WALLACE e0Ns.
q BBLs. EXTRA @. CoFREE SUGAR, IN store
= } for iAie by WM WALLACE sohs.
1nO BBLs CRUSHED. CUT LOAF AND ow
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"Rejoice We with gray hairs and bald heads for the IiJ
will the former is ogn beauty and the Latter
with lu1uri ant groEth.-Trog Budget
you wish real coa- instead OF 'hs duh rough
look hArdye mpars Hsfrsss Restordfire which
nygora. the roots Of the hair and makes ycnng again.
matter how much Il be 'adtd "-B sfon TrdreHer,
Sold every where-pTice 20 cents. and 81 u bottle.
w. Il. Ii kGAN & Co., PrOprietors.
Troy, N. Y.
PIsnER snErA. D. Agents hng2 -