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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-11
GRAND RALLY

We have the pleasure to announce to the
DEMOCRATS and CONSERVATIVES Of
JEFFERSON, that the Conservative Candi-
date for GOVERNOR, HoN.i JOHNSON
CAMDEN, will be here on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 22D, 1868,
and will address the people of the county in
Mass Convention assembled on that day
Mr.. CAMDEN will be accompanied by BENJA-
MIN WILSON, Elector at Large, and Col. ID.
D. JOHNSON, both of whom are speakers of
excellent reputation.
Upon consultation with Conservatives in
different parts Of the county, we are author
lied to state that the meeting will take place
in the vicinity Of
CT A Z L E S II o W II
at some point to be hereafter designated.-
Our friends in the several townships, are
requested to hold meetings and appoint Com
mittees Of Arrangement, to act in conjunction
with the County Executive Committee, in
carrying out the objects in view. The time
is short, aud, activity will be required on the
part Of all who feel an interest in pushing on
the great revolution that is to rescue the
State and the country from the clutches of
the Radical thieves who have so long held
control Of the government.
Next week we shall be able to publish def
nitely the precise point at which the meet
ing will be held. In the meantime, let eve.
ry man do his duty,
The Democrats of the Middleway district
who had made arrangements for a barbecue
on the 9th, have, in a generous spirit, ex-
pressed 4 willingness TO yield their purpose
Of having a meeting in their own township,
ard arc willing and ready to enter into an ar
ranccment with their fellow democrats Of the
entire county, at any point hat may be
deemed most accessible.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-11
= Senator Pomeroy, of Kansas, who lives

- Senator Pomeroy, of Kansas, who lives
in Boston and is a red-hot philanthropist and
impeacher, is charged by the Treasury Depart
ment with being a defaulter to the tune of
$4,000. That sun was advanced to him by
the United States, years and years ago, for
colOnizing negroes in South America. He
has never accounted for the money, though
frequently called on by Government to furnish
vouchers. He is 'trooIy loil."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-11

The Lexington Gazette and Banner
says that a storm recently passed over the
Eastern portion of Rockbridge which pros
trated the largest timber like reeds. Trees
from twelve to eighteen inches in diameter,
were twisted off, and the roads were as etfec-
tually blockaded as if a retreating army had
passed that way. Considerable damage was
done to the corn crop.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-11

OF the almost innumerable number of
preparations in the market for restoring gray
hair to its original color, we know of none
which gives so universal satisfaction as Rings
Vegetable Ambrosia. We have tried it aud
found it to restore the color in a truly won9
derful manner-as we'll as to remove dandruf
and all itching caused by humors Of the scalp.
Try it and be satisfied.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-11
PRACTICAL.

Abandoning the field of politics, where his
talents promised so much usefulness, and
greatly to the regreto of his numerous admirers,
our Radical fellow-citizen, GEORGE w. An
DERsoN, Esq.,-or as he is more familiarity
known, Anderson the blacksmith-is now
turning his attention to public Improvements,
and is exerting the full measure Of his ex-
tended influence to opening roads for the ac>
commodation of the travelling public, through
the lands of different citizens of the county.
His last effort in this behalf is briefly told in
the following notice, which, on account of its
literary accuracy, and its rich display of a
new system Of orthography, we lay before
our readers
N0dicc To AL rhonse
It may Concern I will Petition to the board
Of Supervisors Of Jefferson Co At Their
next meeting To open A Road from the birk-
lev Co Line Near The Spaw Spring to the
kerneYsyill Rod through The Lands of D.
and T.. G~ctZendiners thence a Road from The
birkly Co Line Near The Spaw Springs
Through The Lands of gas NJ Vanmaters
Mrs brodwells and Mrs. hammoll To The
Lee Town Road.
GEORGE W. ANDERSON.
June 18th 1868.
Parties Interested in the above notice will
please acknowledge their obligations to us for
giving it publicity. We found it stuck up
on an obscure post, and realizing the impor-
lance of a more extended circulation, we at
o,o determined IN ranCiar II m o-,r columns
The notice is given without the addition of u
comma or the subtraction of a period, as the
original now in our possession will testify.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-11
CONSERVATIVE STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
Hon. j. n. CAMDEN, of Wood county,
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
SOL. V. WANTS, of Jefferson county.
FOR AUDITOR,
DANIEL MAYER, of Kanawha county.
FOR TREASURER,
GEORGEJ J. WALKER, of Jackson.county.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
W. P. WILEY, of Monongalia county.
JUDGE OF COURT OF APPEALS.
JUDGE NJ. NJ. EDMISTON, Of Lewis county
FoR CONGREss-SECOND DISTRICT.
Hon. WM. Ct. BROWN. of Preston county
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-11

re- The Office of County Treasurer has
been abolished by the West Virginia Legisla-
ture. The Sheriff now has to pay out the
money without any extra compensation.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-11
MARRIED D.

On Tuesday, 2Sth ult.. at the Methodist Parson-
age in Frederick city, Md, by the Rev. r. Hinkit,
Mr.. SPOTTS WOOD F. CARTON, of Albcmarlc
county, Va, to Miss FLORENCE, daughter OF Mr..
John ito over, of Winchester.
Or Thursday evening, Both uIt.. by the Rev. r.
T. Titus, Mr.. JOHN +. STRIPPEY. formerly 81
Shephcrdstown, and Mrs. MARY CRAMER, of
Hagcrstown, Md.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-11
DIED.

Athis residence near Stcphcnson's Depot. Fred
crick county, Va, on Saturday morning. the let
ron.
Athis residence in Shcphcrdstnwn. on Tuesday
morning last. 9th inst, after IA protractcd illnessY
Mr.. GEORGE BTERS aged 65 years.
At his residence near Snickcrsvillc. on the Sd in
slant, Mr.. HENRY LICKLIDER, formerly OF this
county, aged about73 years.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-11
CHARLESTOWN ACADEMY.

THIS School ~iHbe opened on the IRIS MON
l. 4 n SEPTEMBER, and close on the LAST
DAY Of JUNE, 1863.
The rates of tuition arc as follows, as established
by the BoEr ri of Trustces:-
English Scholnrs-cmbracing Geography,
qpa1tr OF p months. rs
Latin Scho!ars-cmbracin NIL the English
branches, together with the Latin. per
quarter of p months. 10 G2i
Greek the study of the
Greek Language with Latin. French and
Mathematics, per quarter of q months. I2 so
One-hay payable iu HCr0ncs.
The undersigned, having been appointed Princi-
pals OF tho above institution, respectfully call tho
attention of he community to their advcrtisem tbi,
and solicit n liberal patronage.
GLE0N MOORE; }prineipaI..
INV II 1865
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-11
Ell
CLAYMONT BOARDING SCHOOL.

THE next session Of this School will opcn on the
i FIRST OF SEPTEMBER, .ls6s. Pupils are
prepared for college, or active business. Loca-
= miles from Charlestown.
TERMS
For Boar6crs. $500 90
For Day Scholars, (tuition in English
Branches, and Ancient Languhges,).... 60 90
Each Semi annually in AdrGncs.
REFERENCES.
R.. b. wAsHISGTGS. Esq. Cot. r. w. BAYLOR,
JoHS a. THoMsoS, Esq. JIM. buckley, Eco.
Rev. Z. w. ANDREWS.
C5- For Circulars. address sthe undersigned.
j.. S.
August 1, lS6S-4t. Principal.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-11
CHARLEsTOWN FEMALE SEMINARY.

TNIIE exercises of this School will he resumed on
L MONDAY, the 18th day Of next.
at the rooms of Nlfjur Kcarslcy, in Charlestowu.
The course OF instruction embraces the usual
branches of EngIish education taught ir our schools,
including also Latin, French and music.
n S.
The Primary Class, for each session. ....... s - 90
Inc Middle ClazS ..-- .-..... ......... 10 w
The Senior Class, including Latin.......... 1000
French. s on
20 %
onc-hnlfin all casos to be paid in advance for
each session.
Boarding will be providrdand further particulars
made known on application to tho subscrbGr.
ROBERT r. BROWN,
CharltstUwn, Jefferson county.
HnI-II 1879
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-11
ROaook~ ColIoso,

Eoa0oA@ College,
SALEM ROANOKE CO., VA,
WILL begin it's next session September lsI, with
w n foil corps Of ProfessoTs and Tutors.
The entire expenses for a session of 10
Months. including Board, Tuition, Fuel,
Washing, Incideutals, &c. nre..........S 20S 90
% For further particulars inquire of the PrcsiT
dent, REV. d. II. II d. D..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-11
WANTED,

A SITUATION as Governess, by a Young Lady
n who has had much experience in teaching
She will begin the scholastic term in September. or
later, as desired. VIII give instruction in English,
French and Music. Good references given II re-
CURED. Address "Miss L. Port Royal Cardiac
County, Va.
July 2S, IS6S-4t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-11
10 the Public
EVERY VARIETY OF LUMBER,
GUM SPRING DRILL.

UUM DThINU DhILL.
THE EELLER GUM SPRING AND CHECK
L Spring Shovels, Inelastic and Elastic Feed
Roller. Grain, Guano and Seed Drill, manufactured
by Miller, Protznan & Co. Hagerstown.
Several improvements over last season. War
ranted superior in every respect to airy Drill in the
market. RANSOM & IKE Agents.
August II, IS6S-3t.
HALF Bushel Measures. Buckets, Tubs, Churns
Ii and Market Baskets, for sale by
August IL, 1868. w EBY-
TERoSENE Oil and Tampa for sale by
~ August IL, 1865. W. EBY.
TOMET Chimney and Wicks for sale by
~ August II. 1865. w. EBY.
DECKING vINEGAR.-Cider viuegarfor sale by
L august II, 1863 w. EBY-
,ACKEREL-K,ts No. and ., and Barrels and
~ Halves, for sale by W. Ely.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-11
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Tuesday Morning, August II, 1865.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-11

HAR1EsTowN. Va.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-21
gelerteh Misrellany.
SATURDAY NIGHT.
BY BRICK POMERoY.

To-day we stood in village Church
yard by a little grave. where last Saturday
the sod was unbroken-to-night we sit by
table to write thereof. 1t was little
grave-not longer than this paper, but
never did vault of bankers hold such trea-
sures as did and does this little ante.
chamber closed on this side, to open on
that.
Last Saturday night the mother who
mourns read one of our chapters writer
like this, then went to the cradle where
then slept her little darling and kissed its
peachy cheek, as her heart swelled with
that love unutterable which makes the
complete volume for Gods reading. To.
night her heart is in mourning. for it is in
twain-half, this side the carpet woven
by nature-half, aye and more, the othe,
side, roaming with the treasure He has
for her taken to Heaven. ss1
But week has passed, but with it has
passed young mothers joy. One day
well-another day ill-the third day de.
parted the fifth day loving eyes kissed
the little lips so still in death; binding
tears rained upon the cherub face-the
weeping mother was led back from the
little coffin and out the portal, over the
field and deep into the cold earth the lamp
is laid from which life has fed, I. is the
same old story, but its mocking newness
comes to thousands and tens Of thousands
of stricken hearts with the same relent'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-21
Qriginal.
For the Port Tobacco Times.
MOTHER, HOME AND HEAVEN.
BY ADA.

Three simple words. yet we love to hea
them spoken. There are no three words
in any language, so sweet as these
None in which we can SO fondly trust
my Mother, Mother, Mother. wer
among the last words of Henry Clay
Yes! the noble statesman forgot all else 0
the world when the Angel Of Death hov
cred DER him, but his mind. reverted t.
his boyhood days when a fond mothe
made him kneel at her knee and repea
his little prayer. or spoke to him of tina
Saviour who be never forgot through hi
long life of visissitudes but when deatl
laid his cold hand upon his brow, wa
ready to welcome him and that he wa,
thinking of that dear parent, who had lef
him many, many years before, was evi
dent from the words, "My Mother. Moth
er, Mother" as if she were present, and
DO doubt, her spirit was there, waiting t,
take her boy Home. Weary wandere
in foreign land, after the many hard
ships you have endured, does not you
mind revert to Home ? and don't you fee
happier for short time after memory ha
pictured to you that dear old Home wher,
Father. Brothers and Sisters are assem-
bled around the wide hearth, ready at q,
time to welcome home the one that ha
now become stranger in a foreign cline
But the tears spring to your eyes as 20,
think of that silver-haired Old Lady, a,
she meekly bows before her Maker ane
prays for the safety Of her absent darling
All! many one has returned home ani
found that dear Mother beneath the sod
Perhaps, wanderer, that may be the way
with you, but as you weep DER her grave
and the last words spY 4sard her speak
BE e good boy lush Ger your mind
resolve to. turn to your God and mee1
her in Heaven. Heaven !. All, that is
the sweetest of all, for it is place of rest,
and there we have the three combined in
one-Mother, Home and Heaven. Oh!
there we meet our friends that have gone
before. Who do we most desire to meet
first in Heaven? No matter who else
may be there, our first looks are cast upon
God, who, in all the effulgence and honor
of His glory, sits upon His throne sur
rounded by Angels who are ever singing
his praises All others are at first for
gotten as we are filled with delightful and
rapturous sensations on beholding His
dear countenance. Next, methinks, must
be the meeting of Mother.
OF these three words I know not which
is the best, but I think Heaven is the
sweetest; but I cannot tell, for Mother
fills the heart with love. and Home, too,
has its charms. They all speak of love
and happiness. but Heaven speaks Of rest,
yes, rest for the wearied soul.
'tThen let the three united be, -..i.
$50 Nor should the tie be riven,. ,..-..>
For words of holy melody ..-s =.
Are Mother-Home me-Heayen ~ N
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-21
A LOST CHORD.
BY ADELAIDE A. PROCTOR

BY ADELAIDE A. PROCTOR.
Seated one day at the organ,
| was weary and ill at ease,
And my fingers wandered idly
Over the noisy keys. T
l do not know what l was playing,
Or what was dreaming then;
And l struck one chord of music,
Like the sound of great Amen.
1t flooded the crimson twilight,
Like the close of an angels psalm,
And it lay on my fevered spirit
With a touch of infinite calm.
1t quieted pain and sorrow,
LikeJove overcoming strife;
It seemed the harmonious echo
From our discordant life.
1t linked all perplexed meanings
Into one perfect peace,
And trembled away into silence
AS if it were 10th to cease.
1 have sought, but 1 seek it vainly,
That one lost chord divine,
That came from the soul of the organ,
And entered into mine.
1t may be that deaths bright angel
Will speak in that chord again;
1t may be that only in heaven
l shall hear that grand Amen.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-21

@AGlergymsn catechfsine the youth
Of his church, put question from, . cats
chism to girl. ..s a,
''What is your consolation i ID L Ii life f5' and
death p
The girl smiled but did mot ansx5r.-
The clergyman insisted. 90 gaonna ,7szs
WELL" said she. since must tell
you. it is young man that lives down in
town."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-21

EE Young ladies at an evening H4fty
are like arrows, for they cannot 60 of
without a beau, and are in a quiver until
they get one. &, ,,,..is.. " a5r,-ra
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-21

&YrA gentleman In eempalys With
Foote. took up a newspaper saying ss.he
wanted to see what; the, ministry were
about" Foote,, with a smile, replied.
Look among the robberies." y a29iso
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-21

HIf every mans breast could be
looked into there would 30 found thc
image of some woman, aagg-gnA 10
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-05-21

Men Of the inobless disposition
think themselves happiest when others
share their happiness with rthsm.rss -,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22
Regulations for the government Of
Teachers and Pupils Of Public
Schools, Adopted by the Board Of
pdroo+icn d+ Mhhf+bi,A (1bio

Education AT MGAtthur, Ohio.
FoR TEAonERsa, There Abal be y recess
Of at least Is minutes every halfldav; hut
The primary schools, may baye r,o,ss Of
10 minute every hour; atsths disCretior
Of the superintendent III shall be the
duty of teach rs to see thabatd due regard
TO neaintss and order IL Observed bbth IN
and around the school hOnse toDsee that
theirnrooms are we'll ventilated: 10 keep
watch over pupils on the play. ground itg
lpka cane that the several rooms tab lev,
de. ks, &c .and all phblic property en-.
trusted t6tbeir cliareI be not chi, scratch
el, marked or ii'jnred and iefaced 10 any
mgnuer whAi0ser To report punctualIy
u the tuperintefdahf ailcssss Of iardi-,
uess ahsefce or < 81 mis'leineapor, 8 o
that prompt may be hal ~ each casN -,
To. be At their respec'iyse rooms ~ least
ten minutes before the hour for school,
mcrning md afternoon. teia ii, .sa Gin
FoR ruPlLs: Eyelgpupil who shall, ae-
cidently or otherwise, injnrs any school
Property, whether fences, trees, or my
Ihuildiny or any part thereof ;,oFa break
amy windgW glass, or iHjrrs or destroy
any ,iurriture belonging 10 the school.
shSll be liable to pay all d9pagrs; and
in defanli thereof nay be euspendedtfrom
the school until reparation is made } .EV.
llery punii, Ebo shall anywhere, on or
bAround the schobl premises use or write
any profane or uHchaste e'language,or draw
amy ohsegps pictures resorrepresentution or
cut, mark or otherwisei intentionally de-
face any school furniture or buildings, or
any property .whateOeverq belonging
TO the school house or gronnas, shAll be
subject 10 suspension from school for 80
days aud ,liable 10 the action OF the law
Scholars wilinotsb he permitted to be At
orin the schoOllhouse or grounds until
after the first ringing of the bell In the
morning and ntnOorS and ia no case TO re-
main after school is dismissed at noon un
less for spec al reasons. Pupils shNll
clean iha imnd and dirt from their feet
before entering he halls or rooms, take
their seat in quiet and respectful IiAH-
ner AZ soon Ae convenient after the FIRST
he'll fingo, ana shall take care that their
/ hooks, desks and the fl0or around them.
are kept clean hnd'in good order, II is
4 expected that all the scholars who enjoy
the adyanta1Ses of public schools will give
prompt attention to 'lle cleapliness and
neainess Of their persons not only for
the moral effect II the habit Of neainess
and order, but hat they may at all times
be prepared, both in conduct and external
appearance 10 receive th eir friends aud
visitors in respectable manner, and to
render The school room pleasant, comfort
ahlt and happy for both teachers and
hscholats e.f. 81
AIN order that scholars may retain their
c5dnection with the school they must be
fGrbishsd with The books and stationery
in use in iheir class; and every scholar
must pursue all the studies, and only
those Of the department or class 10 which
be Or she belongs, unless excused by the
ElssShpruo ~ aapg olb irlbloi,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22
WERCIsFfEE EEffHas'gR gRFPREEHCE sgRisfSICSE SEsisTEs,

'TET7TlFINNa NNN tAii ~
INV MEteHApTS PRo1EcIyE UF1css organile6
" nfomole and protect trade, BY enabling IT'S sub
scyIbprs 70 attain facility pnd sqlfty ~ ihe gTent
III n crediks ard the reeoyery NJ claims at AT
noints, have 10 annonhbe that they viii, On or
sbont 'i september let 1868. publish 10 ena Large
qpTTIo T.s MsWc,,asrs PnoyEesrvr usiek sEe.SILh
% prvvprsnr RtoikrEn, ieontailfnkp fmnng other
things, the namss9 nature % badness, nmoun. q
canllai financial aiandlpgs and -etlpEas 70 ereAks
Ar IartteFa. nnahnmftnrefs, and public COM.
asnI.s i more tAn 80 900 Of the ests. sewhs
vilIaues and settlements, thIongnou the, United
states their, territories, and che bsislrR sfnyf;
90 n North America and embracing the most
IN nor,aht Information attainabie and iieressary
20 anahle M. f1erfh hanf to aaeertainAt ~ BBnea
the capital, cfaraeter, and degree OF credit OF
su.h ~ his customer an arc deemed worthy OF
az ,e ranIyts Ard Attenuation to be given in the
| n Rratsrxr viii be confined 70 thoseleefned Wor.
INV M soine line Of credit and ~ the came WIZ
| he based, so lar as pTachcablls prpn the Nr1enl
statements q The PSH .nseIyssb snS gb,e tsISs
| ', coTres oondents whose character WI preee q
J,,arahtee al The correctness Of the informAtion
fuisbaa bg them, II 10 believed that me reporte
will prove more truthful a9a cSmpls.e.l hncy ny
tbereIore superior 10, and OF much gAenter VAL
ne. thnn any previously Issued.
pv aid. of The Merchants' Proteetivc Union
| Mercantile Reference Register, business men
will he enabled 70 ascerts,n, o. glance ne
catital and ela6aton Of credit. No compared With
| ananeial worth, of nearly every merchant, mali
ulacturer. trader and banker, within The abeto
I named territorial limits .s4it.,i1l17li g.f.f
On or about lhe lirst Of each month Subscribers
will also receive me monthly ynrone,e. % coh'snI ,
| portant changes in tie name and condition OF
| FIRMS throughout the country, a. may occuE
slibseauenr to the pubilcation OF each haf yearly
volume oi the Mercant,le he'essnes ,s nsgsssr,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22
Vsgg3tabIe SicaIan Hair ReneHsI


uas stood t,c test Of sepe,s gears
before the OiE0Lic; and 9ao prepare
Hon f0S. tie hair has net been sSis-
covered that sOiIE produce the scnle
beneficial resltEts,r IL Is Gls entircl1l
new scientific diScOCe1'Us CO3llbieli1lO
MANI of the most 91Olye51ifE and no,
st0rGttve dgents IN the VEGETABLE n
KINGDOM. It restores CRAY E.RlE
TO- ITS ORIGINAL YcUTnEuL
COLOR. nc makes the scalp lUltttt
md clean; cstrcS ddndr5Lf, and
auia0rS, and falling out of the
hair and SUtLL male IL. Gi,0fO upon
bald heads, except IN Ve5,y aged
DSrsOns, as ie furnishes the sstit1,i-
iive principle by tCstch tile Istti. IS
i,ouFlshed and Supported. It makes
Ltc hair moist, soft, and gl0Ssl1
and Is unsurpassed as q HAfH
DRESSING. Is the cheapest
preparations eVel' offered to the G1ttbs
VIC, as, one bottle will 7dccOnlpL Lish
more and last longer than three
bottles of any other 2,rep0s'Gtto1t.
'as nc Is recommended and used bU
ne First Medical Authority ,ti |,
The iUoRGcITuL results produced
by our SlcitiGit Hair Rc1tesCcr hare
Induced nlG,tyto 71tQ9efif fdctttTc pre-
prPatiOiss for the HGjli, M1lder ga.
rious names and, Ia order to iI,-
d0ce the trade and the public Ia
purchase their comp DoNHeis, they
kare a'es0PteG TO f2ESeIiO0d, bD
claiming thev sgere former part.
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