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,1>,OLTTION.-The firm of CAR

l'TaE ! MuNTHEo,. in consequence of the
Wf Elwari II Mouteiro. is this day dis
.. Al parties indebted 10 the firm are re-
....,. fs.tlr forward and settle, and all liabli-
..... ~. .a,tI"i ty SAMUEL ;. CARTER.
r. s.t,rs .uri rat4yus thanks To his patrons
rfa,p.bltc generally for the kind and ibera !
D.. ,ts heretofore bestowed upon the firm OF
4..rh. 4 MuNTEIko. Assuccessor to the hrin,
"A rau.luaarc" ot that patronage, with the
. ,... that III future he will endeavor 10 serve
... .-a~ ht- always done. He will keep con
....t.y uu hsri ful supply of the best GRO
4 .s#f> LI4TuES, aud CIGARS.
ur l. CHRISTIAN, of the late firm OF Chris
a LH.U.ar. h"iug associated with mo In busi-
.. .ay#t,s h.> friends IL call upon him.
-.n' SAMUEL :. CARTER.
. papers please copy, and send bill to 5. s.
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H~ApQrARraRS, BERGEN COUNTY,
SrulrInbrr 18th. 1850.

.'crmi, .,on i, granted to Vi. Houiino,,
Nil, - a,- ~. ta, &. t4-s &na L.
pas, the !.,n'. a.. n,....
g.. A-u >GIUN.
These autographs al. admiralty done,
and no doubt nave dccrtvra many. ""
whole story is il fiction beyond Iuv",.'o'
The author i H., .,uupt 4 sharp rt>' al u IL"
the country oI tuc "rctlrrd ply t."L.
whose sands ui lie are nearly run Qua.
The adroir device at the history "i TIE
Peytons and Hardings, and their heart-
broken condition, capped with the c"ihPi',
ments paid the persons to whom the appear
!, addrcsscd-such as "kind-hearted, no
bic minded gentleman, ana aaihifer 81
such things are very clever, "very well
calculated 10 deceive"
These swindles through letters are nu-
merous. The only safe way is never to
remit anything to aperson you don't know
either OF your own knowledge or through
a reliable friend and neighbor. The gene
rous southerner, confiding and unsuspi-
cious, and easily wrought to sympathy and
pity, has been greatly played upon by the
designing rogues in this letter and forging
line from north of Mason and Dixon.
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A FREEDMEN'S BUREAU CASE BEFORE
THE HENRICO JCSTICEs.-lt will he remcn-
hcred by our readers that we mentioned
few days since that Mr.. Anderson and
son, Of lIcnrico county, had been arrested
hv the Frccdmen's Bureau on the charge
OF beating a negro woman who lived on
Mr.. Andcrson's premises, confined Tor Sc
vcral weeks in the Libby, and that at the
ntcrcesSion Of their friends they had been
released from the prison and turned over
To the civil authorities for examination.
That examination was had on Saturday
before Justices Thomas and Marsh, and the
accused were bound over in the sum OF
one hundred and fifty dollars to keep the
peace for twelve months. The tale OF the
woman before the Justices was altogether
different from her former statement, and
the bond Was required of the accused, not
for the offence with which they were
charged, but because the woman said she
was afraid to stay at home g il dere warn't
nobody else dar." That dreadful wound, g,
splitting open her skull, and through which
the brains cxuded, had healed up and had
not left scar. The oppression practiced by
this institution is becoming insupportabc.
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RESOLUTIONS.

,c~,II-TION.-T firm of {. ID.
lI,rS 90 Is ihis day Dissolved by lirnita-
- ~. member Of the firm will sign In iiqui-
.a... st., indebted - rs are earnestly requested
~, ,h,,r accounts. and those TO whom ws are
I 49, W Il! please present their claims
.isaisa &. ID. YALE,
-....,ons. July lot, lses. JOHN BOWERS.
,,p,RTNERSHiP. The undersigned have
80 Nr.mad themselves into q co -pxrtnership
{ -, ~.rne srd style Of YALE, BOWERS 4
.".... rho rarro>c oi carrying on the business
49,. y.rfuu> branches formerly conducted by
Fl. A. IT,. arm. fl. L. u. Yale Co, and respectfully
." 40 ,..s. .aute II the patronage 30 literally be-
-. i ..,. sir tato firm for 80 many years:
IS N', ., y,-u.ef.ul.y. T.. ID. YALE,
Wy JOHN BOWERS,
{. Is. YALE.
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au 10 dSsv In

hSo Ileys1 oi WATCHES, JEWsIRY, and El
slLVERwAag; SILVER SPOONS snd1ADe
PLATED TEA SETS, ICE PlTcHEks, CoffAs
md TEA URNS. 80,
One thousand ounces OLD slLygR wan;.d, ios
viii be exchanged for other goods WAi.mSss in,ss
and JEWgLRy repaired BY sxpsrtssnSNsat soaaS.
for the present on sposswood Square, 90 ss'A
street, below Eighth. avxsRT
an 6-sodtA y. oo. !. -.
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I tDITORS NOTICE. ESTATE OF
\ >.LAS oNoHUNDRO, LATE OF THE CITY
,t .ttHMuND, STATE OF VIRGINIA. DE-
'aA~lb The undersigned, Auditor appointed to
>t'# 4.e the balance remaining In the hands Of
" .alu tar,~utcr administrator cum ties. an, TO
= among those legally entitled 10 the same, will
e 'or 'hat purpos. on FRIDAY, the lah day Of
GUST 1855. nj = O'Clock. p. NJ. in the Library
11. 81 The court~ house in the city OF Lancaster,
i"an wn"r" all persono interested In sald dIetri'
t.sntfi may attend GEORGE NJ. Milne,
..-4w Auditor.
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,>r.s,IITION--The firm of JOHN

Ity .oEppN i SON j. this day dissolved by
.,., consent All persons indebted to the con
.r .ra rruucslcd - make payment as soon ~ pos
II. and all hAv3u. claims against us are re,
r..,.3 10 present them for settlement. Either oi
ID. f'''''' JOHN N GORDON,
,..,.., l.fs JAMES GORDON.
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"ERRINGS, HERRIN. S.-lwo
husdrsd half osrrsls W0Ob'S ROB MN.
4 St:s,. sss hanlr,a barrels WOODS Skoss
a.sssiSss' ..s "s'~' 1ssc1 / e1SzsIAv.
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nI~~OLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
IL >ffP Tho rrm Of LEE Il COX is this day
.. we'd hv mutual consent.
LaE VIII settle up the business of the
... LEE i COX.
,..rat.uut July II. 1898.
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FURNITURE, ETC.

T HAVE JUST FINISHED StVE.
/ RAJ sETS OF CHAMBER FURNITURE OF
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT, the finest aud o
the most fashionable style In the market entirely
Have also some very FINE SOLID ROSEWOOD
PARLOR SETS nearly ready. Those IN want OF
something substantial, and at the same tina very
nice, would do we'll To give me u call:
UNDERTAKING attended to at Al. hiurs
II. A. ATKINSON,
No 100 TIL irtee nth Tor Governor street.,
~ 23-ts above Franklin, Richmond, Va.
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DEMBERTON * CREW, dealers in
/ COAL AND WOOD, office Seventeenth street,
b-tw..u Cary and Dock Best RED and WHITE
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, for crates, stoves, and
foundry use GLOVER HILL LUMP and AVE
RAGE coal: OAK and PINE WOOD. NH l!-ts
NEW COAL AND WOOD YARD,
~ CokNER OF SEVENTH AND CANAL
STREETS. S.-ANTHRAClTE and DLoT II N
COAL and WOOD for saleb .-u.
n Borders promptly flled Dc lit
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TFoR OTHER "LoCAL" SEE THIRD PAGE
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~N3 CABINET FURNITURE.
PINE HOME MADE FrRSlTrkk

wish to inform my old custom, l-E
srs and the public generally -
hsva ON hand a good sssnrtm"n 81
FINE FURNITURE, OP NY OWN MAKE.
which will sell ss low ~ can b. bought siss
where, OF oSEwOOD, aAH"iAHf, ard WAL
NUT-ths workmanship and polish OF which can.
not be surpassed by am ~
| am prepared to execute all orders promptly
REPAIRING and BOXING neatly and carefully
lone ~ ,.,,,,r
in nv UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT may be
found all kinds Of COFFi.s, b., WOOD ana ME.
TAI. with the finest hana'cs and trimming
AloO, AlR.TI0HT CAsGs, for transporting he
dead.
win give my personal attention TO this branch
0f business at all hours.
". A. ATKISSnS,
fof the old arm Of Belvin 4 AtkinsoD,l
s;ny-ruor street, above Franklin. Richmond. Va.
np 25-ts
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DOSEWOOD, MAHOGANY, AND
IL Walnut Chamber Suites, just finished the
finest vet offered FRENCH CRENsHAW,
corner Ninth and Main streets (up stairsl.
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ECEIVING ANOTHER SUPPLY
IL Of those beautiful Pxrlor Suites, Rosewood
aud Walnut. in Brocsislls and plush-sHies .,
Queen Elizabeth, Louis XIV, Ssp~Ieon III, ana
other nne and choice patterns ,,vsu.u
corner Ninth and Main streets tup s~irs)
my3
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~. PsITNkk>Hlf - ! II" Undersigned nave thiS
.y ,.at.a'rd themselves together under the style
sr...a! !GuRpuN y CRiSGAN, for the purpose
. ~. iar'ans i GROCERY, METAL, AND COM
v.>>,uS BUSINESS ~ the old stand OF John y
. rs... i son. Fourteenth street, near the Ex-
. .t.u Hotel They respectfully solicit con
',rsr. ,he patronage extended 10 the late firm
t..r y D"r!ou \ Son. Special attention will
.. a. IA. ~al" Of all produce and merchan-
-.....gacI Ia u. JAMES GORDON.
JOHN w. CRlSGAN.
,...-.f T.rr 2-ts
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NJIDLOTHIAN COAL.-The Midlo-
Nl THAN Company will be prepared, after the
LIST July to commence the delivery of LUMP COAL
TO consumers in the city at rates much below those
of the past season. .,,,r,,e
They will also deliver AVERAGE and SMITHS
COAL AT prices equally favorable. Orders let al
the Office of the Company, on Main, between Ihlr-
teenth and Fourteenth streets, AT the store oi
Messrs JOHN i ALBERT BLAIR, or with Mr.. {.
b. LIPSCOMB, will be duly attended TO.
ie 2l-ts JOHN &. STASARD, Secretary.
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MISCELLANEOCS.
.. Grand Scribe of Grand Encampmont Of Nir-
ginit." T. H. L.. Wheeler Wilson's Sewing
Machine Agent: station Agent trdnI" eng A.
audrit railroad Richmond Heir, Of W. T. Nc
Cory Editor OF Express Newspaper.
PACKAGES.
Evans, Allen.
ALEXANDER SHARP. =. VI.
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GLOVER HILL LUMP, AVERAGE,
~ and FINE COAL.-Having purchased all the
COAL in the Glover Hill Company's coal-yard III
Manchester, We are prepared 10 furnish CRATE, en-
CINE and shop COAL in large quantities and Al
reasonable rates. ANTHRACITE COAL and DAN
and PINE WOOD at low figures. ,>,, >,.,,,,
COTTRELL i PITCHER,
Basin Bank, between Eighth and Ninth streets.
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COAL AND WOOD.

4 NTHRACITE COAL, ANTIlRA-
n CITE COAL.-LARU> EtHEkl.f, draier- in
ANTHRACITE AID BTU MlEOtS tpAL-sGpe
riur uuality-nuck street, between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth, Richmond, Va. kkD and WHITE
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, suitable for CRATES,
stoves aud foundry use. Best BlTUMlNoth
LUMP, AVERAGE, and SMITHS coal.
Coal sold by weight always II lowest market
rates. orders promptly hll"d. au lo-din
4 NTH RACITE AND CLOVER
~ hill COAL OF superior quality, aud ~ lowest
prices constantly on hand. K. }. WHlTh,
Yard south side Of the Dock.
Power i McPhaiis drug store.
| shall b. pleased 10 supply my friends and the
public from this yard with Coal upon which they
can rely. l"-tsl 4. II. h'l.
4 NTHRACITE COAL.
N S. 7. LATHR0P, Agent, Eighteenth street
south side of Dock.-Best Red Ash, EEg, and
stove Coal, White Ash Foundry Coal, for shl" In
quantities TO suit purchasers. ly Zi-ts
GLOVER HILL COAL.-BRAIEAL l.
" < COTTREIL are ready IL receive Orders for
the delivery of CLOVER HILL LUMP. AVERAGE,
and SMITHS COAL: also, ANTHRACITE COAL,
OAK and PINE WOOD.
Glover iilil Lump
Glover mn Average
Clover Hill Smiths ............... eOo
Offices on north side Basin bank, corner ainth
street. and near Petersburg DeEot, ~
iy4-ts jos. +. CoTTRELL.
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b'I'IW VIC NVl'tto VI VIZ NUt = 't.'TI IL
cio>cu - the foregoing letter:
HrApQrAKr.R New WiND,oR,l
February 4th, 1881. !
r. Jaj,z Iianttngton, E>q., Sh1if ct the
Co,mty ~ Wndbam, Co"n'cttch:
>ir,-At the urgent solicitation oI scve-
raj Of the scicctmcn and respectable in
habltants OF the town OF Poughkccpsic, |
hereby authorize YOU 10 discharge from
custody Samuci Collins, now u prisoner
and confined 10y military warrant i'll the
gaol of said county.
90 " ,SUISrTCS
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The Vanity of Women.

A contributor of the London lfsceLIdny.
in an article on Cosmetics and False Hair,H
SAYS: ...a .''"."f"' '''
Gentlemen e.remarking upon the fine
appearance of the ladies this season. the
large number of beautiful women, and the
splendOr of complexion exhibited by the
young girls. These results are undoubted-
ly due, partly to the present forid style Of
wearing the hair, but principally to the
free use of cosmetics and false hair, The
Use of the latter. and Email de Paris, is not
now confined TO any age; they are used uni
versally by mothers as well as daughters,
and CiCe uerSd. H-rr e. mi "a .-F
The custom has also become so habitual
that there is little affectation of secrecy
and the offer of a ''braid," or package of
Email, !" to a lady friend. who is about to
make her appearance in the family circle,
is as common as the loan of u hair brush.
Young ladies assert, in eXtenuation, that
they cannot otherwise compete with the
ladies who form their circle of female ac-
quaintancc. Every incentive is offered at
all times to that vanity, which already
sufficiently curses the female part CT the
human race, and under its influence,
young women, naturally kind and modest
forget that they are daughters, sisters or
friends, and seek only to attract the admi-
ration of men, no matter by what means.
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from the Washington National Republican,
What is This Conspiracy

Several months ago it was limited by
newspapers outside this metropolis that
there was a conspiracy on fOotin Washing
| ton TO stitle the electoral voices of eleven
States of the Union at the next President
ial election. Several weeks ago we copied
a significant article upon the subject from
the New York Times. Several days since
the form, proportions, and character of this
conspiracy became more distinctly dis
closed. The suspicious of the newspapers
above referred to appear to be confirmed.
1t is nothing less than conspiracy to over
ride the Constitution under the guise of a
new construction of the second paragraph
of the first section of Article Ii of that IN
strument, which is in these words
Each State shall appoint, in such man
ner as the Legislature thereof may direct
a number of electors equal to the whole
number of Senators and Representatives to
which the State may be entitled in the
Congress" ir. ..., .'.,.... .'.ir T.
The new construction is that no State is
entitled to appoint any electors which shall
not have Senators and Representatives in
Congress the time. Starting out upon
this unsound hypothesis, the conspirators
resolved that no Senators nor Represent
atiyes from eleven States whose Inhabitants
We're concerned, in the recent. rebellion
sh9!ila Gs Pc Ssaf sslFSea 70 seats in Congress
y AS this rebellion is the keynote to the
obstinate refusal of Congress to admit to
their rightful seats Senators and Repre-
sentatiyes whose loyalty was never doubted,
and to the organized opposition in Congress
to what is known as the Presidents plan
OF restoration, tits full time, we think, that
the theoTR of this nnholy scheme, as well as
the fact itself, should be, more generally nn-
derstood. The people at large ought to
know precisely what the real difference is
between Congress and the President, 7irta He
al is not the votes of loyal Senators and
Representatives. from lately rebel States that
the Radicals in Congress are afraid Of Not
at7sll, It,wopld be too great an impeach-
nlegt of their sagacity and Judgment to be-
lieys that they really think, any mischiefto
legislation would ensue from, their, admis-!
sion. Their numbers are too incohsidera-
BILE for that. q And they would be too deep
Iy interested in the question Of harmony
between the sections alienated by the war
to be Inclined to make. any trouble And
loyal members ought not to be kept out Of
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Reputation Established

.Wrs. s. "A. sgEEess IS truly a
pasOsfCi iOe1se5GcFreSS, and her
GUO1P6eT6aSE success Ss 1G2ap1'e-
ee0e9eTed. Her fame and
her discoveries hare gone
06"oGd, and to-svay she is
iH her line fae largest MsGl,-
N6NCCsgFcSS iU The 9OOrEE, ..gH
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their seats as a punishment for offenses
committed by others. We are rpersaaded
that none Of these reasons control the qIes-
ton single hour. But the idea that an
unrepresented State cannot have electors
of President and Vice President does OF
this we entertain no doubt or
But that the clause in question makes the
electoral voice, of o State Hdepend npon
whether it Is represented in Congress or
not, isa CONSTRUCTION without any, WARRANT
In the text. 1t makes the number of cleo
tors to correspond with the number of
Senators and Representatives 10 which the
State is entitled-nothing more. 1t does
not make their appointment depend upon
representatiOn-in Congress any more than
1t makes 1t depend upon whether State
has stated preaching within its borders.
And We think we hazard nothipgjp
that the construction contended for could
not be maintained before any intelligent
court.
Another point In this conspiracy we un-
derstand to be . construction of the para
graph in the same article relating to tile
opening Of the certificates by the President
of the Senate, by which it is concluded that
If the President of the Senate refuses to
open the certificates from the eleven States
In question, their electoral votes, if sent to
him, will be legally stifled, We remember,
that this question was very generally dis
cussed in the winter of lS61,I when it. was
given out In certain quarters that Vice
PresideqT Breckinridgedidl not intend to
open certain certificates, inclosing the re-
ports Of electoral votes cast for Abraham
Lincoln, and we believe it was then very
generally understood that candidate.
hayingR majority of all the electoral votes
cast in the colleges of the States, as here
decIartd and ptt6Hsbed was entitled to the
office nhether he Vice President opened the
certificates or mol! We cannot contemplate
any attempt to stife the electoral voice of
State by such means without the most
painful apprehensions. Wegreatly mistake
the temper of our people II it would not,
provoke conflict quite as "irrepressible,"
If not as bloody, as that which has just ter
minated. II. on i .NMI
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Wonderful but Trual

w ondeftuI but HUE!
MADAME REMINGTON, the world renowned
in carvpyant state. delineates the very features
OF the pers you are to marry, and by the aid Of
an instrument OF intense power, known a. thelPsy.
chDmotrOpe, guarantees to produce a perfect and
life-like picture Of the future husband or wife Of
the applicant, with date of marriage, oeoupa-
tion, leading traits of character &c. This is no
imposition, as testimonials without number can as
sort. BY stating place Of birth, age, disposition,
co or Of eyes and hair. and incosng fifty cens:and
stamped envelope addressed to yourself, yOu'wil
receive the picture by return mail, together with
desired information. H''.ls' - s'.TT.
Ad iress in confidence, MADAME GEKTaUDE REM
INGToN, ?. .; Box 297, West Troy, N. Y.
may3-deod&weow3m
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Another Radical Defeat and
Warming. .. r... .. ,f

A Cairo dispatch of the 10th instant says
the Radicals were badly beaten in Massac
county, Illinois, on the 18th, at a special
election for an Associate County Judge to
fill vacancy. Both parties had unexcep-l
tionable and strong candidates, and fair
and vigorous contest was had. At the last
election the Radicals carried the countyby
six hundred and seventy-five majority:
they now lose it by one hundred and sixty,
onemajority against them. Massac county
is in Southern Illinois, and the resultof the
election of Monday last is but another evil
dence OF the change going on in the public
mind. The people are becoming tired of
the everlasting negro and oppressive. taxes,
and want the country p Gifted and settled.
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IL

Remember, that this Filters bs mt Alchoholic,
contains no Rum or Whisky. and cannot make
Drun6Irds, but Is TIE best TOnic In tho Roy9d.-
Read who says SO: t"r nI f
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The grounds will be open during the entire day
morning and afternoon, for the admission of visi-
tors, free of cbaEge but, with the Of the
civil authorities, the Utmost order and decorum will
be insisted on and niaintait ed. '.l l7T -
An abundance Of refreshments. including ice
cream, lemonade, soda water etc. will be provided
for the accommodation of visitors. A handsome and
neat dancing floor will be in readiness for those who
wish to indulge in that amusement They will be
furnished with the best Of music, as Hemmersbach's
celebrated band has been engaged for the occasion
ground with hissplendid swing 10 F.Y1i'N'N
During the day. speeches suitable to the occa-
sion. will be deliyeredu the Grove by several able
and popular public speakers. .... IT,
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from the ReY, 4. D. Fendall, Assistant Editor
Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia 7 1I'-
l have derived decided benefit from the use of
Hollands German Bitters, and feel it my privilege
to recommend them az most valuable tonic, to all
eases arising from arrangement Of the Liver Yours
truly, Il. ID. FENDALI.
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EVERYBODY Interested,

Everybody Interested.
Youth and old age Glrc GI6Eie
5e1beISCed by The GCSe Of .EErS.
s. a. .alIe1s's Worlds Hair
ReStOa'es' and EEG6r Dress
ing. They act directly sEl,OsI
the roots of The heir, causing
E1ECM1'tGV3St g1OGUt u and be01V-
w. Y'O9Es' hair, If changed TO
grey OP' sCI'sEe by sickness or
other causes, aCiGL soon be re-
stored To, ,GES. 2lfstsEl.GI, color
anal beauty. DTslCErMReg0d
icNted TOre0er. THE EE0i1.
falling StOl,ped. The D1OSt
delicate hefgCE-dreSS on, bon
1eetCGe 6eapOg7s aCSEllO9sE,Ie
OfSOil62sg. EAeanOSEdeISght.
ftSE n'Gg9'NMceV0 The hair is
6s1lpG9'ted. IF oyOW sCiSh TO
restore yOGSr hair, as tm
yOsVEh, and retain ittNrOMgh
tffe, sgitIsOWs delay purchase,
G,6OttIo Of each Of HRS, Ss.&
.aiEeae'S0i WHOrgd'S Hair Re.
stOrea' and Dressing. " odsa vol
Sold by Druggists throughout the World.
i'ili' PRINCIPAL. SALES OFFICE Io19hi 81
lbs q 400 Greenwich sG.s Now-YorI.
ootA,ss-dpod&wly s.lse3I sfG4utg0' LaH jns5|