The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-20
Pc S s G. RIP II
no For our usual Southern Cervespon ioaee, &c
BY lkis mornings Mail. see fourth page.

AMERICAN MUsEUM-A grand day perform
ance comes OH here this afternoon. winchell personstes
all Of his most comical characters. Celeste appears In her
charming dances, and the beautiful Miss Rosslle, who
has msde q decided hit here will sing a number Of songs
nun was led to arrest that female pickposket solely ty
the advice Of the mysterious Gipsey GIRL she - dsh
gerous parsonage for thieves and rascals to csme IN coz,
tact with. More recoverie. Of property are snse,ea
through her means than by the police. Oh hsyshs'''
was q circumstance TO her.
90 TO HEADS OF FAMILIES.
who require sslu,ary advice for the preservauon OF me
hair Black Hair ia formed ofnine different saos.snsss,
viz: of an animal matter resembling mucus, whicn istne
principal component. a small quantity Of concreted white
oil, oil Of a dark greenish color OF the consis,eney o.
hitunsn, . little Paos spp1asar0 at n IRON, . remark able
quantity of silica, and a still more consiae'aoie Po'uoh
Rsd Hair differs only from black hair in It's containing
q red instead ofa dark greenish oil, and a less quantity
efiron and msgnesia.
White Hair contains little phosphate Of lime, and the
same substances, the colored oil excepted, as that which
IL black or red.
10 the sulphurated iron; red hair to the red oil; and
white by not containing either colored oil or 'ulrhursted
Evidently, there is wanting in white hair, animal oil
and sulphurated iron or in other words, the hair becomes
white when it looses the sulphurated iron and contains
in place thereof, phosphate OF magncsia In consequence
Of this, a dissolvant Of the phosphate Of magnesia has
been sought for besides, a composition that should con.
tain animal grease for lis base and sulphurated iron. IL
is from an analys sis embodied in a report to the academy
Of sciences, that Mr.. Grandjean offers to those persons
whose hair begins 10 turn White, the composition that ne
has made, which will fully answer the desired purpose,
that Of preventing the hair from becoming grey:
|. Advice given on all diseases Of the hair and head.
=. erotrisie-Permane dryness and loss. of the facul.
ties OF the follicles, or seed vessels OF the hair. Cure
guaranteed.
3. Hydrotisia Greasy gluing together Of hair, which
dries, splits, and cones out partially, in tufts and small
fragments, and is then reproduced more abundantly.
Cure guaranteed.
I Rheumatism of the Derma, and the bulbs ofthe hair
and beard.
S. Certain cases in which the cutting of the hair may
prove injurious.
6 Delay of the growth ofthe hair until the age flour
or five years.
7. Growth Of hair on the faces Of your females, esre-
cially those who devote themss I've to %celibaoy.
3. Felting Of the hair, its change Of color, caused by an
alte Grafton in that part of the bulb, which contains the
coloring principle.
9. Canitie-Congenital or accidental whiteness of the
hair. A cure warranted TO hose not too aged.
10. Alopecia-Accidental or premature loss Of the
hair.
IL. Partial Alopecia, or filling off Of the hair, leaving
bare spots on the head, frequently preceded by the al
fected hair changing its natural color. (Porrigo Decal-
ByA GRANDJEAN, No. l Barclay street, the only
individual who has devoted himself practically and ex-
clusively to the study ofthe Human Hair, the Causes OF
Badness, Gray hair, SC.