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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-14

FIRE IN BEVERLY The Salem Mercury informs
US that at 8 =. NJ, on Tuesday, fire broke on! in
he cabinet makers shop Of Captain Ezra Eingwood,
which was totslly consumed, vas also the beautiful
and spacious dwelling house and outbudings Of DR. Kit
tredge a considerable portion OF the furniture in the
shop was saved Loss not stated The first pnrish
gregaonal meeting houselRev. Mr.. Thnyer's) took fire
several times bat preserved by great effort Several
of the neighborng dwelling houses also were In great
Janger bn preserved without serious injury. Il
was stated that the wife OF Capt Ellingwood lying
lead in his house when the fire broke outs and that when
the building became endangered, 1t was very much,
being next DIR. Kittredges, became necessary
msys the body.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-14

RELreIoN--Thc ceremony of laying the corner
stone of the New Methodist Episcopal Church, si-
usted en- Hudson and Plain streets will take place to-
morrow CThursday) afternoon mt half past three O'Clock
Rev Dr. Dempster, Of New York, will deliver the al.
dress. Raw. j. r. Peck, principal Of Troy Conference
Academy is also expected to be present and participate
in the sxercises.--.4ibany .qlas, June II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-14

SENTMANAT AND HIS EXPEDITION. gentleman,
who has Just returned from an excursion oil the Ba
ze informs that he alongside the vessel which Is
transporting the daring Senmanat and his followers Al
that time she off Of the passes aud steering fol
the Mexican coast. The decks crowded with
Of all nations but principally spanards and they
busy cleaning their mnsxets and other The captain
Of the vessel told informant that they emigr
their way Honduras but at the time, although ~
that such expedition that of Sentmanat
foot he enough TO convince him that they were
any thing but peaceful -migrants The object OF their
leader land Tobacco declare against the
General Government and by the suddenness and daring
the movement he ropes to raise revolution which will
spread the department at Thore "A few
Americans among his men, and we learn that
printers who attached to the Offices in this city, had
made every arrangement 10 join the expedition but
accidentally left We shall learn the success of this
bold ente rprise--Ntw Orleans Picayune. June s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-14

RoBrrnY p Daniels, OF LockPoit, nae
81 600 stolen from his trunk board the steamboat al o.
between sandusky und Clevsand, on The 81 OF June
900 Of the money Of tho Canal nank o. Lockpon
and the remainder of tho Ph"nN oaok, hs'up'u' - w
ward of $500 is offered the recovery OF the money
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-14

TaIAL OF Gov. DoRR.-The Supreme Court met
at Newport on Monday, to hear the argument on
the motion for trial in the OF Thomas w. Dorr.
The defendant objected three Jurors; two the ground
of their having expressed opinion, aud for Insult
fcency of estate The evidence had not BEEN produced
al our last accounts.--Prorid.ncs Journal June IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-14

CprAr RoErRrY.--The steamer Frollc was rob
bcl NJ our whs day beor- yesterday Of $4,000 belong
ioe 10 y passenger The clerks office was prei oper
md tho money taken while they were at brcaliasf Mar
.ha Satin arryssd suspicion by the name o
Ball who after hearing before the mayor, was com nit
ted to Jail for fusther examnat,on.-Cf.s Com.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-14

eCRops IN SourH CARorINA.-The crops IN this
md The adjoining Districts understand says the Cam
len iourns) promise ich Teiurn 70 inc hspaan on or
As early as the 10th Of May
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-14

THE SHIP SUPERB FROM LIVERPOOL will dis
charge her cargo the foot OF Rector stTv NO III River
Con,iguess will le,e send their permits beard the
lis SIRE J. HERDMAN CT South ,tr..'.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-14

ONO RrvER.--At Pittsburgh, on Monday the
Ohio River had four and half feet Of water in the chan
al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-14
PuNcu--W make few extracts from the last

PUNcH.-We make few extracts from the last
number OF our facetiOus contemporary =
OCoNNELL AND EsIr.--Though OConneli has denied
being writer OF poetry can authenticate the genu
ineness of the following as unquestiopably his own:
My countrymeR Liberty calls you
She gives you an Irish broad hint
Arise and respond to her watchword-
"Besurs and remember the Rint."
Your fathers have fought and have conquerd
Their names recorded in print
SO eclipse their bold proves in battle
Be and remember the Rint.
Our hands shall be freed from the tyrant,
Each hero DO rich as the Mint
What blessings and comforts await ye,
II you will but remember the Riut
Oh soma o, this great, this green island,
Iony just give you hint
That always will stick to my country,
II she will but remember the Rin
CLINICAL INTELLIGENCE The Earl of Lonsdale late
Lord Lowther has presented the Rev Henry Lowther
the trnseeship OF the harbour Of Whehaven The ad.
vantage of having clergyman to look after the interests
Of the harbour be- highly appreciated and tho
evercnd incumbent will, doubt srepare the sailors
fer going oloft in the double meaning OF the term.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

under the operation OF Protective Tariff, the
price Of Cotton fabrics varied consideraOly-Oe-
ing much lower in Feb. l343, when the raw ma
terial was cheap and the demand for the iaonc
limited, than 1874, when Cotton is higher and
the market for goods active.
The Tocsin says,
.The Triban. rn;irepressas usinen99lliy wepr,qH,
Of the heavier quality tcu wren W. ,'s me d"S
axe The oube 10 refer Compomiss Act he viii h"5
il 70 be we have o7o;ei
We do MT care what you were speaking of-he
d,,v m Glass. Ware was but 20 per cent. in 1872
until the present Tariff was imposed 1t had been
as YOU have stated, but was gradually reduced 10
simple 90 per cent ad valorem in 1912. II
the Editor of the Tocain will take the trouble
TO refer TO the Compromise Act, he will find 1t
80 be as we have quoted Andif Tumblers and
other GLASSWARE are cheaper now than they were
under 20 per cent duty, why is not this TO the
purpose?
We challenged the Hardware ImpoItersto prove
that the general or average cost of Hardware N
this marke, had been increased ten Per cent by the
present Tarifi-whereupon the Tocsn says arc
hare admitted a rise Of ten per cent II, when
we assert that something is MT, we admit that II
is, we must give up.
The Tocsin docs not see how Protection can
cheaper Prices, and considers the assumption ii
downright absurdity. And yet, if any man
should ask the publisher Of that sheet whether he
could not afford his paper cheaper, if he were
enabled TO sell regularly ten times his present
number, he would unquestionably say Yes, and
see no absurdity at all in the answer. A little
homely common sense is very useful in these
matters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

Snow AND demonstrating the pastwinter
we have had eighteen snow storms, and some
thing like five feet Of snow has fallen on level.
The first storm took place on Thanksgiving day
December 6-the last on the Goth Of March
and during the intervening time, that is, for the
space Of about four months, we had excellent
sleighing. The last snow, we have said fell on
the Goth of March, yet the streets are now dry
and dusty. We never knew more steady win
ter-we never knew more sudden change from
winter to summer. Portland Bulletin, April 10.
NAvAL.-We learn from passenger who ar
rived here on Saturday from Pensacola, that the
U. S. Brig Somers had come safely into port
officers and crew all well. Also, that the u. :.
Frigate Potomac, flag. ship OF the Home Squad
ron Com. Conner, arrived there on Thursday.
Her officers and crew were well She has been
on cruise of about three months among the
West India Islands. She lost one seaman en
the voyage by drowning, and one by sickness.
She came last from Havana, which port she left
six days previous. Mobile Adv. April ;.
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Opening of the Wing Campaign.

10 fHE " HOE OF TIE t-NI"N-
Tie DEMOCRATIC WING GENERAL COMMITTEE OF the ny
Of NewYo.k announce their fellow Wings throughout the
State and Union that NATIONAL HALL in Canal STREET he
been engaged by the COMMITTEE and w se kept dung
The year rs the Reception C.;y for their po
cal friends and brethren from other States Rend'ns Ro'r
with Committee Room attached which will be open e'ep
day and evening" Sundays excepted has been prepared ~
the direction OF the Committee and paced under the charge Of
Enu1s WILLIAMS. Esq, TO whom all communications ann
paper, intended 70. the WHO READS0 ROOM N.TioSNl
HALL" will be addressed. Brother Wings OF every S' We
tender You the nigh, hand Of fellowship and hearty welcome
New. York. April l.. 1eI ~ oinef,
" BoNDfTCH Bill Nj, Chairman
JOSEPH P PRISON, tSs.,.,s,a.,
J. II. HOBART HAws.
NIB The Wing papers throughout the Union sFe request
~ American please copy npl5 TIL nyi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

POETRY AND History OF WYomISG.-This a
charming book-fresh and fragrant us the lovely
place ii consecrates. Itcontains Campbells Poem
besides Col, Stones History OF Wyoming, very
much extended and improved from the first edition.
1, also has Biographical Sketch OF Thomas
Campbell, from the graceful pen OF our American
Classic, Irving, which, like Grecian column in a
landscape, imparts an air OF chas,ened and subdued
harmony the wild and luxuriant beauty amid which
il is placed. tMark II. Newman)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

An AcciDExr-A Man BURIED ALTE.-A
gentleman driving spirited horse down Hicks
street this morning, came very near losing his
life, in consequence of the animal becomng az
fightcd and running away On passing into
Fulton street the horse ran upon the sidewalk
in front of Mr.. Widers store. The carriage
became entangled with the awning posts, and the
occupant was thrown with violence TO the pave
ment. lie was picked up, taken into the store of
Mr.. 3. w Davis, and, to the surprise of all,
found uninjured.
The crowd which had been collected By the
above accident made simultaneous rush toward
the cigar store of Mr.. Watts-in the rear Of
which excavations are being made for the foun-
dation OF a new building-some one having
shouted that there had been land slide and a
laborer buried. On arriving at the spot we dis
covered the head only OF son of Erln pecrng
above the soil, the remaining portion of his body
having been buried by the earth which had caved
in. Pal took the affair very quietly, and cracked
Jokes with those who were digging him out. He
thought he was as good a Native American as
the best, since he had been dug out of Yankee
soil. Brooklyn Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16
rinnedLea,.en piurs.

Our readers will remember the excitement last
wear on the subject of these Tubes, and the result OF
prolonged trial Of their merits and originality be-
fore the Circuit Court OF the United States for the
Southern Dstrct,-Mr. Ewbank. their inventor
being Plaintiff, and Mr.. Charles Hillsburgb, Agent
for what was called Yankee Timed Pipe" De-
:endant. The Plumbers we were informed tie
time. were generally opposed 10 the Plaintiff :
claim; but Judge Thompson observed that the
origin of the invention with Ewhank was established
by their own testimony while OF liz value, he
thought. judging from the testimony OF Chemists
and Physicians, there could be no question. The
verdict having established the validity Of the patent
aud pronounced the Pipe sold by Defendant an m
fringement, an injunction prohibiting the farther
sale OF the latter was issued ard suits commenced
BY Plaintiff Tor damages. We understand Mr.. Hills
burgh, after paving heavy costs III two SUITS has at
length paid the full amount claimed Including costs
some $2OOO for all Pipes fitted up by him in private
dwellings; and that suits in progress against
other Plumbers who certainly should protect their
customers from the fruits oil their own imprudence.
Houses in which these Pipes were introduced by
Mr.. HiIlsburgh need be under no farther alarm as
Mr. H. has fully settled with Mr.. Evil bank tor all
cases of this kind. Ii seems that account OF the
Trial. with Judge Thompson's Charge. which! en-
braces some points OF general interest, is preparing
for the Press.
SALE OF Oh PAlSTIyGs-lt will be seen by an
advertisements tina, The sale OF ole Italian Paintings
will be concluded this evening The fnes;p ctu7es
in the collection were placed ct the end OF the Gaia
ogue, so that the sale rea. offers rare chance to
connoisseurs and spectators.
SFARNERs' CLUB AND CoSyERsArIoN MEET
SGs OF the American Institute ct It's Rooms in the
Park. The Club meet, it will be seen by notice,
at u o'clock this day. Grating and budding will
be performed by an accomplished HoHiculturist-
Our young men have ar opportunity which should
not be lost TO them. The Conversation will be en-
Railroad Iron on Friday, 10Th inst. y O'Clock, P.
NJ. Can it be advantageously manufactured in
Americal
= Dir. BRADBURY gives his Juvenile Musical
Entertainment at the Tabernacle To-honow Eve
ming. See ADVERTISEMENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

MS. The Committee ofArrangements,o Of one
om each Ward ore requested meet az the Central Clay
Cub Reading Rooms 12 Broadway up stars on " edneschS
< MI i7tb alb p NJ JAMES KELLY.
SiEas Chairman Com. of Arrangements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

IL The Printers fred grand salute yesterday
in the Park, in honor of the employers who have
complied with the new scale Of prices After
the salute, the Association was addressed in q
very neat speech by Major Moulton, the Pres-
dent, and "a procession formed, which proceeded
10 Stoneall's, where the Association organized
ndadjourned to meet last evening at Temperance
Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

LADIES NATIONAL MAG,2lSE.-Graham, loo
Nassan-s,reet, has received already the May num-
Der OF this periodical. The contributors are all la
dies, and among the names notice Mrs. Stephens,
Mrs. Sigouney Mrs. Ossood, Mrs. Embury, &c.
&c. Among the articles is a well-wriiten, dscrimi-
mating review Of the poems OF Mis-. Welby, better
known as Amelia of the Louisville Journal. The
embellishments are ste,l engraving, The May
Queen and pretty colored flower piece.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

r Several articles, communications, &c. LAID
over during the absence ofthe Editor will be at
tended to directly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

NJ The Life and Public Services of Hem
rv CLAY by EpEs SARGENT may be Obtained al Reddng t.
Co.'S Boston Zeber Co.., Philadelphia, and a; Cushing &
Brothers Baltimore. This Biography the fullest and most
complete of any ever published of Mr. Clay and sold a,e
uncommony low price Of l2la cents per copy as DIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

The GREAT SALE OF BRooxLYS PROPERTY. known as
the Couenhoven Estate situated Brooklyn consisting Of 35
Lots will be continued this day. April To- at IL o'clock By
Me.ss. T. II. Ludlow & Co. at the Merchants Exchange
which IS worthy Of attention The sale 10 be continued daily
until disposed Of Maps can be had q, the Auconeen. g
Broad &.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

Cyan able Letter Of Mr.. APPLETON, 10 the Edi-
tors Of the Ecening Post in vindicaton othe Tariff
Of 1912, will be found on our fourth page An IN
teres,ing Letter from Italy is placed upon our hrst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

BRiSDRrru's PLLs-Acrmoniocs humor the ard
only oil all pain ard distress N the body Pain "a the
warning gwen by the that there humo
IN the body. No had affection OF the lung, bu,
from acrimonious humors having settled there. No
had the head affection Of the heart but
produced by the presence upon o.c part. of u
So with rheumat,m-. IS the acrimonious hunors
which have settled upon the membrane OF the muscles 60
with dyencTYhe acrimonious humo have settled upon the
membrane OF the bowels aggravated IN most BY
the retention Of hard eca matters those important
There pain distress in nny part OF the body mn
loss produced by accident Tint not occasOnc b.
the presence of acrd humo those humor which hive
be expelled and By doing the distress 10 be
removed 70 do this with certainty the Brud;et Pills must
be used They innocent bread yet oil powerful
remover the of scGncSmny be taken any OF
the day night without alteration in diet fear Of cold.
Sold % per box, DR. Brande,h, office 2 Broad
way also at "a Bowery; lEs Hudson street. D. d. Wright
corner Houston and Lewi,-street Mr. Wilkinson az Cherry
street WIN. p Powell q Cherry and J. Howe
Rivington md Ludow-strcet, v " Mrs Terrier. Wiiami-
burgh Mrs. Booth Markets., Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

UAsp-Boog or lypRoPATHy Or Popular Account Of the
Treatment and Prevention OF Diseases by Means OF Water
Edited by JoEL SHEw NJ D. Wiley X Putnam. New
York.
The very great rapidly with which large
edition of late work upon this subject, by DR..
Shew, has passed off, shows that the American
people, if we are not mistaken, are not long 10 be
left behind in adopting, or at least examining,
this new world in the healing art This book
is well printed, its contents have been judiciousy
selected from variety Of sources, and 1t gives
complete compcnd of the Treatment by Water in
its present state OF improvement. 1t is emnen,ly
calculated to do good in the all.importnnt matter
OF prepeat,ag, as well as curing, disease. Price
81 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

IowA-An election was held in Iowa on Mon
day last TO take the sense of the people on the pro-
priety of State Government. In the Burlington
District, there was mojority at "a for the Con.
vention, and the Hawk Eye is of opinion that the
people have so decided st. Louis Rep. April O..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

JUDGE ELLlorr.-The Impeachment case be-
fore the Ncw-Otleans Senate, sitting as a High
Court of Impeachment, terminated on the 9th
inst and the Jury found Elliott guilty of all the
counts charged against him in the indictment
His office was declared vacant. Mr.. Slide
keeps his seat-the Court having pronounced
the certificates themselves legal, while impcach-
ing and disgracing the Judge for issuing those
very certificates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

~ We learn that Mr.. Wikof, of The Re
public has commenced libel suit against James
Gordon Bennett for an article which appeared in
The Herald a few days ago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

- - ,ir
stephen W hltney. S = .tIes'
{. w. Lawrence, T. S,lS ',Saht
james Il; M = y: H. q ~ oi.s"S",:
llOwlnnd ASpnwnll, "f'hhrIl' hlutu'h - u
Moses Taylor. t,oo'ihle & Co
ThOma. suien VIM T.. KhncahdeT.
j. j. Cod,!inston. John W ard & To-
!. \. Stevens, JACOB l.ue;
VI. {. Patterson. Robert II Mort>'
+. Il. Cutting. duncan I rev,
Nah'l Weed. Thomas Denny,
Arthur Bronson. lhaddeus Phelps,
Meyins Ind l. Co. Rufus l.. Lord.
j. D. F. Ogden. Theodore Sedgwlck Jr.
J. IInggerty & Son Robert llySop
J. NJ Waterbury ID. :. Jones.
lIarrcr s, Brothers. Samuel Wand.
T. Bennett. tobsr bsfney'
Philip Hone. VIM ;. lioyt
i. r. Wintirop. John g. lIeipmt.,
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CO The Giant and Gnn,es remain the American Muse.
@ and draw such houses that the Manager obliged to give
two oay-oDe O'Clock P NJ and another
4 before sin the evening" each o. which they appear
the stage, The bill gives premise Of nch entertainments Go
early.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

u The Republic appeared yesterday morning
upon new type and an enlarged sheet. The
style of the paperis now entirely upon the English
model, and of course very different from the other
dailies in New-York 1t is a very elegant and
well written paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

~Democratic Whig General Commits lt'e e
x Special Meeting of this Committee w be held on u'
dny eyenng April 16 ut the Wing Head Quarter at Z.
O'clock y. BOWDlTCH BLUNT. Chairman
}osffHh oP r. rSHHs sWs. Secre'ar'e' apl5 q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

\ SwINNNG TIE HEAD Il called like every ctfer
dsodered Of the blood owing corrupt and tacnan
hunors the yclnos circulation. Which prevent proper
turn Of the VITAL ud 10 the he. The blood can have no
prediction Tor the head than any other pa indeed
specific gravity would give tendency the e1remites
bat when the passages checked up aud become az were
prisoner the hend .onder there dtenun or swelling
Of The blood yee pressure upon the brain and headache
gtdnesg palpinton 0i the hen insanity hpopleyy and
er dreadful results Wnzh Indian Vegetable Pills nre ore
OF The best MOI the very b. medicines the world foI div
ing SeaSe from the py because they ch.nnse stomach
and bowels from all bilious and corrupt Eumor' and Dunly
dousul character and be particular ask for Wight, nd
an Vegetable Pills.
Offices devoted exclusively the sale Of the Medicine
wholesale and Telal-No ~ Greenwich street New YORK
No. ~ fremont street, Boston aud lC9 Race see, Phia
dolphin. apl6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

De-. LAMBERr's LECTURE on THE LUSes.-By
references to the advertisement in another column, il
will be seen that Drs. Mott, Post. Forcy, Gum Lee
and othSrs OF the eminent medical gentlemen,
have united in a request for repetition OF the cello
brated Lecture on the Lungs and the Effects OF
Tight Lacng. Such request, from such source,
is high compliment, indeed; and with such tCstir'o
mails the importance OF the subject, nothing more
need be added, except TO announce thar, in compi-
snce with the request, DIR. Lambert has engaged the
Tabernacle for Thursday evening, and has placed
the price Tor gentlemen at twenty five cents; Ladies
FREE SEE his advertisements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

NJ CHINESE HAIR EXTRACTOR. warranted 20 remove the
halr from face neck Will not DIule At
q Courtlnn, Also. just received splendid article
Rny Rum and Cologne Water Quart ootc- price 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

nr5-Tug LADIES Will fad extensive stock OF EGs
r,h French and German perfumey. containing many ae~
and eegan, scents from the most celebrated manufacturer
tr sale by \. B. SANDS x Co. S73 Broadway. cotnef
Chambers street Granite building.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

u AsgR;cAss. TRIUMPHANT FnREvgR.-ln one ward
~ the last election ty nine district had the
10 work the respect % all parties by improving upper
.tones hundreds otlem oougtta three shilling boe0 JOne
Eonl Hair Restorative. Thu, you them with bad
red dr. bur bni each had >0 dirk auburn hair free from
scuri drndru. Any who Ike apply go bald
or wskere>s positively the hair gro~StOps
inlinc Of &C. bi 10 dfe ba hair II. excellent keeps
soft 0nd SILKY. Sold only ~ this city at the o the tmsi
can Eag Chatham street and ~ Broadway ~ tghon
.tlee lrookyn State street. Boston: --~-, ps sd
PhilndrlnIin hpI3 steOu