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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-01

TIE New YEAR.-The usual greeting OF
" a happy New Year" would sound cold
and meaningless TO so many to-day. that
wc almost forbear extending it. Looking
back to the beginning of the I'D year, and
comparing our condition then with our con-
dition now, upon the threshold of another,
there is but little to cheer one, as the
change for the better has been so precious
ly small. But we do not despond-wc look
forward to better and brighter days. The
clouds that lower upon our poor, oppressed
land must be some day dispersed, and the
sun of prosperity will again shine upon US.
Our people have labored well, ana we can
not believe that their earnest and cheerful
efforts 10 recover from their heavy mistOr-
tunes, which have nowhere been exceed
ed but by their own heroic struggle for in
dependence, are to prove fruitlcss. God
forbid; and it is with a firm hope that He
will second the honest endeayOrs Of a wor-
thy people, that we wish you this morn
ing, good reader, many and far more pros
porous returns Of the New Year.
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THE WITNESSES IN 3" YE TIGER" CASE
If Shakespeare had lived in days OF mayors
courts and police arrests lie never would
have asked the question, "What'S in Il
name: for scarcely day passes that we
do not see it eXcmplificd that there is
great deal in name, or at least that people
will think so. 1t seems that many honest,
sober. and steady men have their exact
countcrparts bearing their names, and II Is
frequently the case that citizen noted for
ony or all Of these qualities, upon reading
III" morning papers, finds among the reports
Of the Mayors Court or police headquar-
tcrs some fellow Of his name dockctcd for
stealing, getting drunk, or committing
some greater or lesser indscretion. To the
case in point One Thomas II. Howard
was reported in our yesterdays issue as
having been arrested on an attachment for
failing TO appear as witness IN the case
against Ellis and Porter, charged with eX-
hibiting faro. There happens to be young
man of steady character of this same
name engaged in the drug business in this
city. 7 MS is not the person referred TO in
our report. Our young druggist knoweth
not aye tiger" He laborcth 10 win his
way through the world by honest means,
and studiously avoideth aye aforesaid
tiger" He hath never seen him in his life.
We make this explanation at the request
of Mr.. Howard, feeling at the same time
that it is unnecessary, as his reputation
among those who know him is such as to
preclude the suspicion that be was the per-
son spoken of in the report.
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The following-namod gentlemen, mana
gers Of the festival, deserve commendation
for their efforts in behalf Of the guests Of
the evening, viz: Messrs. Rieck, koenig,
kleyesahl, Westcrhagen, and Carstens.
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POLICE HEADQUARTERS.-The following
arrests were reported at police head.
quarters yesterday:
Sam johnson, Charles City negro,
was arrested on charge Of stealing a
horse from Mrs. Lucy u. Corners, Of
Charles City.
John C. Reilly was arrested for in
sulting and beating Thomas Stewart.
Jane Walker, negro, was arrested Tor
threatening to assault and beat Harriet
Walker.
Ned Gardner, negro, was arrested for
stealing cord of sawed wood from viii
liam BALKAN.
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Two TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS
| We offer for saie, al lowest prices; ~ u II
barrels GUM, In bales and barrels Lioohi"n'
i a Ia ee srsoYtn nj Of most 'avorits brands
usRVRys wTfLiaNs
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the lesson commenced he was engaged in
his place in perusing a show bill, and just
as the word " admttance was put to the
| head Of the class, his eye fell upon the
same word on the bill. SO, reading 1t
carefully, together with the word that fol-
lowed, he jumped up, eagerly exclaiming,
81 know it, sir; know it." est down
and wait until your time comes" exclaim.
cd the teacher. "Next one, 90 on, spell
and define 'admittance.' The next boy
made an attempt a-d, ad, NIT, NIT,
admit, tahoe, lance, admittance. All
ara.
Bob Smith dumping up eagerly and
swapping his tiDgers) .-"I know it, sir; |
! know it give it to met"
Teacher -" Will you be seated, sir /;
I will give it to you when your turn
comes"
In this way it went until at last Bob's
turn came. Bob stood up, and with the
most Self.confident air, commenced: "A-d,
nd, m 1T, nit, admit, tahoe, lance, adj
mittance fifty cents, children and ser
wants half price" Bob, of course, thought
| he was all right, and started for the head of
the class. He had not gotten far, however,
before he was stopped by the teacher, who
said to him: "You are wrong, sir"
Wrong" said Bob; "indeed | amt
wrong" GLOW do you know you are not
wrong :" asked the teacher. Because"
replied Bob, "here it is on the show-bill,
and people don't print what amt So" "You
don't come here to study show-bills," re-
joined the teacher, "and if you look in
| your book you will get correct definitions.
! Take your place at the foot of the class,
sir" Bob returned to his place in the
highest state of disappointment, amid the
roars of his class. When Bob has lived as
long as We have, he will learn that people
don't always continc themselves to truth
! in printinp.
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ExAMTEED FOR RoBBERY.-Ihc case Of
James Fairbanks and Lawrence Jacobs,
charged with rohbing William T. Tyrec Of
articles of wearing apparel and jcwciry,
was called up before the Mayor yesterday.
Mr.. Tyrce testified that he got Fairbanks
and Jacobs to carry some baggage home
for him on Saturday night, and after they
had reached his house he invited them
down stairs to take some refreshments.
While they were there, witness was called
up stairs by the sickness Of his wife, aad
in his absence Fairbanks and Jacobs conlj<.
Gated whatever they could lay their hands
upon, and left.
Policeman Sweeney arrested the parties,
and gave evidence rs to the resistance OF
Fairbanks to arrest.
They were both sent on 10 answer an in
dictment for grand larceny.
Fairbanks is 4 dcscrtcr from the Federal
service, and be and Jacobs arc VIGOROUSLY
worthless.
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MAYORS CorRT-MAVoR MAYO PREsI-
DISG-MoNpAY MoRSING.-Ihe continued
case of Joseph Whitaker, charged with
beating his wife, was called up, and his
better-half failing to appear for the second
time, Joe was discharged.
John Lord, charged with being drunk
and disorderly on the street, was required
10 give security for his future good beha-
vior, and committed in default. John was
already under bonds, and his former re-
cognzance was declared forfeited.
Lucy Tyree, ne gress, charged with steal
ing coal from Mr.. E. NJ. Lettwitch, wGs re-
manded to await indictment.
David Jackson and Charles Haskins, two
negro boys, charged with stealing bacon
from Mrs. Mary Bush, were sent on for in
dictment.
| James Fairbanks and Lawrence Jacobs
were arragned for stealing clothing and
| jewelry from William Z. Tyree. They
we're sent on.
John II. Hitchcock, charged with being
drunk and disorderly on the street and
threatening to shoot policeman Samuel L.
Bib in the discharge Of his duty, was re-
CURED to give 500 surety for his future
good behavior, and to pay a fine OF live
dollars.
Manda Jefferson, negress, charged with
stealing three pounds Of butter, was sent on,
John ". McCoomb, negro, charged with
stealing wood from the basin bank, was
committed in default Of surety.
Jacob Simmons, Georgia negro, was err
raigncd for treSpassing on the premises Of
Mr.. Sweeney. He was discharged with q
warning to leave the city.
James Trafiord, wcil-dressed Individual
was arraigned Tor stealing IN oyercoat from
L. Linneman's dyeing establishment, on
| Seventh between Broad aud Grace streets
Policeman Dabncy saw the accused take
the coat from hook in front Of Lime.
mans establishment and start down Sc.
venth street. Upon perceiving him, he
started back towards the store, carrying The
coat with him. In the absence Of wit
hess, the case was continued until to-day.
Byron Allen, negro boy, was arraigned
for obstructing the passengers coming from
the cars at the Fredericksburg depot. Ii,
was sent "about his business with 9
warning.
Powhatan Judah, negro, was arraignct
for treSpassing upon the premises Of Mr.
James Thomas, on Grace street. He wal
committed in default Of surety.
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A NEW DEFINITION FOR AZ OLD WORD.
Our young geographer, of whom we took
notice yesterday, has met with his match
in his own school, though in different
class. We are told that some days since
the class OF spelling and defining was called
up in the same school the aforesaid geogra-
pher attends, and which is situated in the
western portion of the city. One Of the
class. youngster, though very shrewd,
likes play better than his books, and some
times takes a holiday to himself. Upon
the day in question the little fellow (who,
for convenience, We shall call Bob Smith,
was put at the foot of the class for absent
ing himself on the day previous. When
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-01

New YEAR WITH THE GEEHANS-FEsTI-
VAL OF THE GESANG FEREGN LAST NIGHT
Among no nation, perhaps, are the obSer-
vanCeS of the Oldcn time more universally
kept up than by the Germans, and per-
haps none Of the national obscryanceS are
more beautiful or expressive than theirs.
Last evening the Gesang Ncrein, or the
Virginia Singing Society, composed Of Ger
man citizens Of cur city, celebrated their
New Years Eve feStiyal-Euown in Ger
many as Sylvester Night--at the Virginia
Hall, and We do not remember cverto have
witnessed a similar scene more pleasing or
more calculated to inspire one with the feel
ing belonging to the season. The handsome
little exhibition hall had been beautifully
dressed by Mcssrs. Dunckcy & Co., its pro-
prictOrS, and when lighted and crowded,
presented truly fascinating spectacle.
The galleries were tastfulIy and elaborate
" dressed with cycrgrcenS and artificial
flowers. Above these, and suspended from
the ceiling were pillars OF cedar, crossed
with bars Of the same. Along the lattice
work Of the galIery-which was also inter-
twiued with cvcrgrCen-werc placed the
different flags Of Germany, and the pillars
of the hall were wound with green gar
lands. The whole looked like floral
temple.
Tie festivities Of the evening were
opened with dancing after which the
vaudeville OF - The Wandering Of the Soul
Of the Herring" las translated from the
German.) was rendered by three Of the
members Of the Society, Mcssrs. Bolde-
man, Westerhagcn, ard Scharpschwerdt.
These gentlemen did themselves much
credit, and kept their audience in good
spirits. The play is German rendition Of
our Box and Cox" A second little
vaudeville, "Nantc," was also produced,
in which there was but one character. 1t
was sort of a comic satire, the scene OF
which was laid in Berlin. Its only cha
racter, Mantle Strumpt," was represented
by Mr.. Wcsterhagen, most excellent
comic actor, who did his part admirably.
After the dramatic portion OF the
entertainment the dancing was re-
sumed aud kept mp until Il O'clock,
when, by The signal given by the firing OF
several shots, supper and the incoming OF
the New Year was announced. The sup
per table, arranged by that master caterer
Zetelle, was set ont in beautiful style with
the best Of everything and handsome
service of silver, used upon this occasion
for the first time. As soon as every one
had taken his place, Il handsome transpa.
rcuCy, upon which was inscribed Prosit
Ncu Jahr" GIappy New Year was low.
cred at the lower end Of the dining-room
Then 4 general shaking Of hands aud eX-
changing of greetings took place, and al
drank A Happy New Year" After sup,
per, dancing was again resumed, and while
We write the festivities are still being KEEP
up.
The following named gentlemen, mana
gers OF the festival, deserve commentator
for their efforts in behalf Of the guests o
the evening, viz: Messrs. Rieck, koenig
kleyes4hl, Westcrhagen, and Carstens.
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2itllmond 0lspatch.


JAMES N. TAYLOR will sell ct half past o'clock
the house and lot on the south side OF Clay be-
tween seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
HARRISON, GoDDIy s. APPERsoN win sell .; l
o'clock very valuable lot on the east side OF
Valley street between Grace and Broad. ad-
joining seabrooks warehouse Also. at half
past o clock, four framed tenements on Valley
and Concord streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-01

New YEAR N The CHURCHEs.-To-day
the Feast of the Circumcision OF our Lord
will be observed in the Catholic churches,
and there will be services at St. Paul's
(EpiscopaD at ii O'Clock. At the Cathe-
dral, services will begin with Il mass at
o'clock. There will be another at half
past o'clock, and at halE-past 10 o'clock
there will be high mass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-01

SLrIGHrNG.-The snow which fell on
Sunday night and yesterday morning lay
thick enough during the day for the en-
oymcnt of the luxury of slcighing. From
morning till night the merry jingling Of the
sleigh. bells could be beard along the
streets, and ever and anon the sight of the
smiling couutcnanccs and rudy cheeks OF
some fair occupants Of passing jaunty-
looking cutter added an additional charm
to the gladdcning sounds of the bells.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-01

ACCIDENTALLY SHor.--Ycsterday morn
ing Mr.. NJ. L. Macmurdo, Of our city, acct
dentally shot himself at the Atlantic
Coast Mail Steamship Company's wharf.
He was examining pistol which was ont
Of repair, when it accidentally went OFT,
and tie pistol being pointed towards him,
the ball passed through lis right hand and
lodged in the llcshy portion Of Lis shoulder,
inlicting painful though not serious
wounds. He was attended by DR.. Peter
Lyons, who rendered him prompt surgical
assistance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-01

MEETING OF THE HEBREW LADIES MEMO
RIAL AssocIATIoN.--A meeting OF the He
brew Ladies Memorial Association will
take place at the Mayo-street Synagogue
on Wednesday next, the I'd January, at ii
o'clock 4. NJ, when business of Importance
will be brought before the association.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-01

New MrsIc-"O, Nv A Coon OLD
REBEL. I've have received from MesSrs.
Johnson & Chamberlayne a copy of 0,
I'm q Good Old Rebel" new song, written
and arranged by well-known young gen
tleman in these parts. The sentiment of
the song accords we'll with the title, but as
we have not had time to examine the mu-
sic, we can only suppose that that does
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-01

The STEAMER GEoRGEANSA reached her
wharf from Norfolk on Sunday night at
o'clock, after a tough trip of it, i, having
taken four hours to come from Drewry's
Bluff to the city, distance of eight miles,
on account of the ice. There was no nayi-
CATION in the river yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-01

THE OAKw0oD FEAsT.-It is TO he re-
GREETED that the iuclemency OF the weather
las forced the ladies Of the lakewood Me-
mortal Association 10 defer their feast for
few days. TT ladies present their re-
grets to their friends, and request their
forhearance until the weather will permit
Of the proposed entertainment, when they
hope they will be ready with willing hands
and hearts land mouths) to aid the AsSo-
infinM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-01

RoBBERY.-Some nights since the louise
OF Robert Howard, Esq, clerk of the Hus'
tings Court, was entered, aud robbed oil
several articles of wearing apparel. Upon
information, search warrant was issued
upon Elizabeth Rock, negress, on Sunday,
and the articles were found in her pos
session. She was arrested yesterday, aud
will have hearing before the Mayor this
morning
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-01

ROBBERY IN LOUISA COUNTY. - One
night last week two horses were stolen
from Mr.. Ralph Dickinson, who resides
near Trevillian's depot. A liberal reward
is offered for their recovery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-01

FLOUR INsPEcTToNs.-Thc quantity Of
four inspected in Richmond for the quar-
ter ending December 81, 1866, by c. Bur
ton, Esq. inspector, was: 2,2j4 barrels
family, SIG barrels extra supcrline, 1850
barrels superfinc, 24l barrels fine, l63
barrels middlings, and 1913 barrels con-
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VOL. xxx.


eE A RARE CiIhNCE.-HousE FOR RENT
AND FURNITURE FOR SALE PRIVATELY. -
The subscriber offers tho HOUSE occupied by h I'm
FOR RENT from January LIST, 1897. to June 2lst,
1905 and tn entire furniture for salo.
Tho house Is on Ninth street, French Carbon
Hill; II contains seven rooms besides bath and
store .rcons--servants room in the yard
The FURNITURE Is in good order CARPETS.
and OIL CLoTH new, and very little used.
TWO FURNISHED PARLoRs, with TAPESTRY
CARPETS;
Two FURNISHED CHAMBERS, with MORAL,
CARPETS;
DINING. ROOM FURNITURE, with GLASS and
CHINAwARE;
KITCHEN FURNITURE complete, SC &c.
/ will offer Al inducement 10 a purchaser who
will take the house as II stands. Parties wishing
TO examine the house and furniture or make in.
quiry will call on b. NJ. QUARLES,
with Stone, Wilson & Foster,
No. %lo Cary street.
N. B.-A good COOK, WASHER, and IRoNER
without ircumbrance, can also be had on The
premises, we'll recommended. do 2i-ts
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REAL ESTATE AUCTI0N.-Mcssrs. Harri-
son, Goddin u Apperson rented at auc-
ton yesterday, for the ensuing year, the
two new stores on the south side Of Main
near Pearl street.-the one for 81, 800 to
- Salomonski, and the other to 4. Allen
for 81 60O
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-01

THE STEAMER STATE OF MARYLAND.-
The steamer State of Maryland will not
leave Baltimore till Wednesday, in conse-
uuence oil tie ice in the river.
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PosT-oFrIcE.-The post-oitice will be
closed to-day, except from 9 to 10 this
morning.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


,pECIAL NoTIC .--R1CHMOND
vas BANK AND INSURANCE COMPANY.
,t,lswins named gentlemen have been ap-
"A scents and medical examiners TO represent
,cmp.ny in LIFE INSURANCE In tho places
aatea
Br,wn. Eco agent. and II. Latham, NJ. d,
<alex.mlner, LynchbuTG, Va.
r Jones, ESQ agent, and J. l.. Cabell, NJ.
,,sgssI examiner, Charlottesville, Va.
\ woodward and W. A. Burnett. ESQ.,,
: snd 4. NJ. Fauntleroy, II. D., medical sx-
sr. stanton, Va.
ma. J. Davis, ESQ e., agent, and J T. spencer
medical examiner, Farmville. Va
tT.e, Il. CGthhcrt, agent, and u. W. Lassiter'
IA examiner, Petersburg, Va
= : Marin. agent, and X. LINDSEY m ~
.aI examiner, seottsvilie, Va.
rye K. Pinch, agent, Boydtcn. Va.
mas w. Xix, agent, ApPomsttox county. Va.
y Morton. Jr., agent, scottsburg, Halifax
y. J. b. DAVIS. President.
c PoTTs, Secretary.
+, S,AKKK. General Agent de Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-01

HAIL, rain, and snow do not stop Tur-
ncr's Express. lie sent us all the papers
last n;rht.
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DOR RENT, the STORE and GEL
Z LAR on MAIN street, north eide No. kA
?ol2, between Twentieth and Twenty hrst 90
streets, with gas and water on the premises. I-lk
Also TWO BASEMENT ROOMS next 10 corner
Of Fourth and Franklin streets, admirably suited
Tor Gn office. with Cas and water.
Also, the STORE and DWELLING on the cor.
me- Of Main and Twenty third streets, In good
order, containing six rooms, with good kitchef
2ad stable gas and water on the premises.
Also, the STORE and DWELLING IN the corner
Of Main and Eighteenth streets. The dwelling
contains ton rooms, recently put In complete order
and II suitable for two small families or board
ing house, being contiguous to the market, witl
gas and water IN tho premises. They viii BE-
rented separately or together. For terms amply t.
L. A. SMITH, 4C5 Franklin street, or No 2ol3, be
tweon Twentieth and Twenty first streets.
IA la
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I EATHER! LEATHER!LI have on
IL hand aud am constantly receiving tae finest
assortment OF SOLE and UPPER LEATHER TO be
have ALEC on baud 4 very superior lot OF LACE
LEATHER. A. ID. CHoCkLhY,
no lA-ts Thirteenth street.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l..
san rises .......... TIsI Moon rises........ , e5
Sgn re's..,...,.t.,. AL High tide, A. M...l2 ~
POhC OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER IL.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Georgeauna Hin, Baltimore rin
For Monroe, mercb 4niise aHd passengers. Il. u.
Tatum She reports large quantities OF boating
leo between Newport News and City Point, and
from city Point % Richmond the ice 20 obsiruotad
.yirlt,on that il VS. with difficulty she ma ie her
way ~ to her wharf last evening o'clock /. N },
aavir ( on board full cargo Of frelghts for the
United States Government and merchants. Sha
also repors ssver,l scho2ners at anchor below
City Point, coal loaded
by TELEGRAPH.
PORTLAND, HE., December 81 The Damascus
sai#aa til. corning fOI Liverpool.
EEw TuKR. December sl.-Arrived, Herman,
Livingston, Savannah.
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, the STORE No sic
L with fixtures and gas Also. several lxsa
FURNISHED ROOMS, 10 suit single gentle 90
mon. Apply al Ii. L. WIGAEDS. III
ial la No 5li Broad street.
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ITO, FOR CHINA!

Having determined TO change our business we
will offer from this date our entire stock OF
CHINA, GLASS. AND CR0CKERY
AT AND BELOW COST FOR CASH.
Our stock is very large and complete, consisting
In part u
RICH AND ELEGANT DECORATED CHINA DIN
NER SITS from slOO TO sl4o Per set, worth from
$3.50 TO $500.
WHITE CHINA DINNER SETS at $50. worth SIS.
The finest FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHINA TEA
SETS with 80, a. aud II pieces, from Is to ss2 80,
worth nearly double.
RICH DECORATED CHINA TOILET SETS. II
pieces 81 So Sls 50 to SIC, worth sl2 SIS, and s25
WHITE CHINA PLATES, 81 IS, ga and 90 70 per
dozen worth 80, u, and - 30 per dozen and all
other goods at the same low prices.
J. @. SNELSON, Agent,
corner opposite Ballard and Exchange Hotels.
de 6-lm
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ELEKiEL'S
VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER.
Thing Of Beauty is 4 Joy Forever"
hors and diseases OF the scalp produce bald
Tho VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORBR is war
to restore the scalp 10 healthy condition
ihcksn the hair. DanITuf is thoroughly
rated by its use. Itching and burning Of the
is cured by two applications. LISA
ElCHLY PERFUMED HAIR DRESSING!
1T is NOT DYE
Is not color the skin. II does not stain the
men. A vegetable compound, it does not
iriou.ly upon the hair or health, as do Nj
h>ilver Dyes, or those Yads of other nox-
Irugs.
TRY 1T AND BE CONVINCED!
PRICE !. PER BOTTLE
CHrRcH HILL, RIcHaoSp, May 90, 1882.
~ To certify that | have ustd EZEkl ELS
MA HAIR REsTOkER, auA | have been
y benz fitted by the use of II. ! was perfectly
bpr three years. ! have used nine bottles and
Eir Is now growing finely.
ADALISg RUSSELL BROWN.
sale by all druggists. Price, 81 per bottle.
: addressed 10
i N. FZrKTEL, box 2sa.