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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-26

DE-. FELIX GOuRauDs lTALIAN MFDicArED Soar, for re-
moving Freckes, Tan. sun Burn Pimpes, Botches, sa
OHness kelless aud all Cuisn-Ogs Diseases, u IL AsO
most deieou- Emo.ent Shaving Compound. For sac on
ih- Doctors Original depot 81 Walker street Is, s0fe
FROM Broadway, Boston, A. :. jordan, MIA sifrr'
Lowell, Carleton 4 Co., New Bedford W l. Gefnsh
Worcester, Green Co, Springfield, Bliss Myers, Ne"
Haven; Bachu- Bull, Troy. Pierce. Sianwix Hal, A.
bany. r. B Tuifie, Assembly Buildings Che-nut 81 Phis
pha Beware Of base and dangerous couneri AID re-
nener that tie genuine sold only above and si cara
cak. has the words DR. h Felix Gouraud's Italian Med
caed soap. =. ~ compressed with mould snd ne DOC
tors sime each Splendid Epbosed Wrapper Jyo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-26

PusE sgls-A clear, ursglied complexion, ire- rom
al botcn-s and pimpe.. Oi The elements OF D-sif
and although The form he features cannot D- cDAHpen
Ais desderatgm De attained by e ls- oi n.,9 ana
pleasant remedy ssnd- ssrsapara e1prl- nom ne CIR.
cuarou he arrd which forms NE -1slrAncr ~
.e superficial impurities and can be win confidence -
-o@,er 10 tnO.e who are unfortunate a. % u uus
d.-fxlrec. m r,
Pr-o.rs-. and sod. vholessle and retail, BY A. ID.
SASDs Wbole..e Druggisf-. - FutOn.tre-t New fOrS
Sold 10 Broadway N ta-t bfoanway ana ~ Df1.
81. generally hsoa gbogt nirei Price 81 per
bottle slx bottles for -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-26

- I, viii be seen by Dr.. Wells advertisement that
he i very DESTROYS Of proving the superiority Of ne
new system Of inserting teeth hi- expense he
wishes 70 be distinctly understood that bis proposition
IA, no reference 70 those who have had work done BY
second rate Dentist. where II = necessary TO replace
more teeth than were originally inserted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-26

A CURE FOR Observation-Disclosures OF the luxu
~ and the absolute necessity Of frequent bathing 10 en-
ov health and comfort il ha. been discovered that this
NOS, painful complaint can be positively cured Persons
have been cured By following the directions Of the pro
u-e,or Of the Knickerbocker Baths, l0 Bowery. Mr..
oupert. has liberty refer TO those that have been
cured His charge i but shilling for bath and
there are thousands thanking him daily for the good he
has done them and s whether sick well ought 10 cal
and ps,ronze hin and Of the very best e.isb-
i.hrueuf. our city can boast OF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-26
THE TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY MORNING. JULY %. lss5.

rxy- The FASNEEs' LisRAAg and MONTHLY JON
sal or AcHrcULruRE viii b. supplied 70 Agents an.
Booksellers the usual discount The afst number s
now ready. See the Contents In another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-26

-. Persons confined 70 the City BY business al tnis
season OF the year should battle regularly every day
The Franklin salt Wster Baths. kept oy Mr. and Mrs
Thomas on the North side OF Castle Garden are among
he rerr h.-t 10 the City. Try ne n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-26

~ HAYS LlSiNEsr-waTsnied 10 cure any case Of
Pie. Dr. -phOns sck Headache Remedy certain cure
10 a. cases Also. Cornell Magical PAN Exracior-iof
burns corns rheumatism tender feet erysipe.ss
chsles. &C. Caaton-bay only Al u lOurtant q, n \
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-26

G0UR.UD's PoUDRE SUBTLE for ersicsiins hsir Got
RsCDs Liquid Vegetable Rouge GOvRsUD's Hair Dye
Oourasd's Lily White 10 be- had al 81 Walker street, !"
Sore FROM Broadway. jyD u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-26

ARRIVAL or GEs. TAYLOR.-Gen. Tag Tor. who
is % take command Of the L troops destined tor the
Rio Grande arrived with h. af yesterday AZ the bar
racks below the city IN the fazoo from Fort
Jesup y. .. PIC I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-26

~ fONsroeKs EXTRACT oF SARsAPsRILL, from q
COurand for the of scfOuls letter, chronic faeu
matsm, swelling of The bones erp'On- ~ the skin c'sne
Gus Diseases pmples puslle- ucer-, liver affections
and all d-ease- arising from pure oi The blood
chronic constitutional disorders viii be- owed by The
remedy Don't pay - per bottle for safsaparia, wten
Cum-fOcks can be had 81 per bottle BOT
Ties Tor p sire others charge - fora saving u :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-26
~ The TrcasuPer q

" The Treasurer ~ he Fire Department rue
With much pleasure acknOw.ege the receipt OF one haS
bred dollars from. William VI. Titus ESQ being dona0
" he Widow and Orphan Fund II the Department ana
testimony Of their fearless aud untrBg assduiiy 81 ne "'
sncholy TIRE Of tie 70 in.i.
New York July 3. "a JOHN :. GILES,
ys n ~ Treasurer T. y. Fund
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-26

DEGREES CosFERRED AT NiOS CoLLEGE.-We
have received the letter promised u- giving an ac-
count OF the degrees conferred at the late Com.
mencement. The regular degree Of b. \. was con.
icrred on seventytwo young gentlemen that OF
VI. \. on forty three
The honorary degree Of B. 4 on George Comstook k,
Tsg Onondaaa County Andrew Shilsnd Esq Wash
in-ion County II & Abbey. Esq Brooklyn b. B. Gri--
void Esq New Brighton Peter J. Philip, hiuderhook
The honorary degree 81 VI A. on Edgar Anthony Burt
E-q. Pou Holden. y. J Rev. Peter : De - CroiN'
Havana y y. Rev William Arthur. schenectady, do
Y l. Pruyn. Esq. Albany. do D. W Wright tsq.
hrcyle do r j. Farnham. R-q. Ncw-iork
The honorary degree OF D. ID on Rev. Thomas Loun--
bury Ovid. y; Rev H. p. Tappan, NewiorA Rev.
Zacariah Paddock, Cazenoyia, y. Y
That OF l.. /. d. on George Wood, ESQ. Of Ne".iork
Cny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-26

TURTLE Southland Of The Pewter Mug Frankfort
street up today Is usual BE superb Turtle soup
ready from u 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-26

re- II. Dissov!ng We've Al lbe American Museum Wi
he exhb.ti til. AFTERNOON h.ii past o'clock and this
evening AZ together with the chase and Interesting farce
bv h~ Westerns Sig Bins Ggtar and = variety Of other
,@rformsnces making grand holiday for families and
schools Madame Rockwell the famous fortune teller wi.
be IA readiness for pr.yste CONSULTATION a. hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-26

StsLo'. GAspsS.-To-nighi Mrs Mowst naxes Der asi
BOW 10 NeV-York public this season on ne occasion OF
ur Cr.r' ben-ft She appears II Two new charsciers-
Ksfharine In Katharine and Prtrucfo cch sne s,ans
for The -r-ttue n SevYork a-0. lee Duchess IN FAINT
Heart never Won Far Lady. On Thursday nsnt e saloon
"a, crowded OVERLOOKING on the occasion Of MIRA
gonatf'. benefit The lady met eDinl-a-ileay 70
--v. being vehemenfy ch-ered % he end u ihr play
~. b-.r NJ Henry Pl.cd- engaged appear al tie
C;srt-r on Nouday n Grandfather Whitehead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-26

~ N0ftce.-FOsdlcs. Hoffman 4 CO. have - -,
lpene-i al NO 11z broadway between Pear siin az
10, ~h careuly -e.eci'-i assortment n pa,ns -
Picture and window Oias. ARTISTS aud Coach Nsse' -
Ors, .nn.shrs Brushes, Ac Ac snc VIII DC nAppy ~
ply al dealers in these articles on most favorable terms
Richard b. Fosilck will himself exclusively ansno - M
portion OF business connected with House Ps4nlns
brsnchoa ~ Ur<"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-26

East iNniA Han DYF This chemical preparation NJ
The Hair any shade from light brown et blsek
and not nlure tie Hair stain e .hn. Sold o. p cosr
AMIDST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-26
lnurf Galen.lnr-NnNnAN.
poIyGs IN OUR LAW COURTS YESTERDAY

CoNvo~ PIx,s-Nos 81 &c. p 80 ~ n. p =. :,
- % = -. - - - p s. q. :. So, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-26
suh.criprion. Received TO the Weekly Tribune.
~emi-WeekIy.

Ca5h "a all ca,es accomponyHg ,D orf>r
TBURsOAY, July n Necisnicsto~n, MINI
FRIDAY, July 25
Clarksou Mch ..........l flabush, y Y............
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-26

LoUIsIANA-Thc Loco Focos Of this State held a
Convention al Baton Rouge on the nth inst and
nominated Hon. Isaac JOHNSON of Test Felciana
for Governor and NANslNoND LANDRY of Ascension
tor Lieut.. Governor They are represented as
strong men, natives of the State. and original Dem
ocrais that is firm in the faith that one-haf the
people Of Louisiana ought TO be the slaves and chat
tells OF the other half The Loco~ appear very con
ideni of cectine them. Maj f. q. w. BUTLER il
talked of their candidate for Congress in place Of
Gen. J. b. Daw son deceased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-26

q For a Notice OF Mrs. Norton's Child Of the Is
auds and Princes Hours with the Muses. and Letter
irom Old II. see First Page
For Poem by Whittier and an article WatorCure,
see Fourth PAGE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-26

70" At Neicark on "Wednesday Thomas Wal.
lace boy - years OF age snd kill ed by
The o'clock transportation cars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-26

IN the usual way-insisting upon settlement every
morning. The stolen bundle contained the checks. &c
Of the Mechanics Association which had just been made
up be Had not been for the quarrel the
theft would no, have occurred.
I-y@ We invite attention TO the advertisement Of
the Hartford Insurance Company
~ The Neic-Y York GALLERY Of Fine Arts con
venieny hosteled in It's and elegant quarters
opened yeste day the Press and few especial friends
OF the Stockholders The pictures, which number
ly hundred embrace several works OF AT Of high
merit and feel almost certain that this Institution al
though in its infancy calculated exert bcnehcent
influence upon the interests Of Art in this country.
- The Tent at Coney Island erected by Reed
OF the fort Hamilton Hotel IS completed and the
steamboats, loas and Wsve make their regular trp- from
the foot Of the Battery. At Fou Hamilton splendid ball
IS gwen every Friday night and the OF the in
,ervenins evenings are le, the and ncnaions
OF the ladies
IL We are indebted to Mr.. Maisell for copy
ofihc Regulation. Tor the Day and Night Police with
Instructions the legal Powers and Duties OF Police
men We shall look over in day two for the Pur
pose Of occasionally looking over the New Police.
- some bones have been found at No. 81
Broad street supposed TO be portion OF the skeleton OF
Mrs Roam who was buried there by the explosion
II Another body was found under the ruins
yes,erdAy--bui not Nj Cowdrey. IL may perhaps be
Mr.. Grocning
~ Henry \. Lee and William Foulkes, upon
complaint Of Mrs Cornels Hgbe for libel IN publishing
IN the Daily Advertiser that she had sod the
hesd Of her husband after his death physicians, were
examined and bail for their appearance before ne
Court OF oyer and Tcrm.ner. .Com mercial
MR. EDITOR-l see an account of q FIRE al WI
liamsburgh-s barn OF DR.. Joseph White The IRE was
AZ Bushvick and the barn and ouibudings OF George
White The New Town turnpike. As al the papers
have copied your statement please correct Il C.
Nrw-YoEx July Is, lsi5
MR EDITOR Knowing your willingness to cor
rect any error into which you may have fallen the IN
der.isned respectfully ask you to correct the one IN
yesterdays Tribune IN relation TO Alderman ChATek-
No, dollar Of the fund raised for the poor has passed
INTO the hand. Of Alderman c. OF come under his
rrol was handed by the contributors 10 the fret
named Of the undersigned and distributed by Us exeu
sively
AID. {. took part in calling a meeting to obtain the
funds and the morning after it was decided to raise
them he with of the undersigned TO visit some
Of the sufferers by the IRE and assist IN taking down
their Previous however, 10 the distributor Re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-11

That she had her feet upon Earth and her head
In the Heavens. Never can woman have her por.
ton IN Heaven till 1t is given her on Earth Whilst
she is pecuniarily dependent she will be a slave.
She will sell herself in called marriage always
whilst she must My dear friend you do not know
what do The deep depths OF our social false.
ness have not been revealed to you. You have not
been the good Samaritan to woman, by the ordlna-
ton OF Providence, as have, when the respecta-
BILE priest and Levite would have let her die, ere
she should be allowed to tell OF the thieves among
whom she had fallen, thieves who had stolen her
health her purity, even her reason, under the pous
pretexts OF Religion and Law"
was glad indeed that visited the Columbian
Phaanx. Six or eight noble young men determined
to leave off using tobacco. Since LETT have re-
ceived few lines from Mr.. Campbell containing
some information respecting their DOMAIN, ana d
few remarks besides, which quote, to give you an
idea of the man.
'Thank you for your kind promptingsto higher
life. want higher lile-I want Assoclatlon-I
am happy and yet unhappy. j am happy when
true, and unhappy, because | am here alone and
none can understand me or sympathse with me
But will wait my time. Nature errs not Her
er Can
get nothing else to do. ! am without the means to
buy meal of victuals. I know not what will be
the result OF all this Ihope for the better day.
Yours tor Truth and Association.
A. B. CAMPBELL.
There have done my best to describe Mr.. Camp
bell and the Columbian Phalanx. II you have got
any rlght IDEA OF eltner am gao OF IT. thhk u
get good news from home that | shall go next to
the Clarmount Phalanx on the Ohio between Co
lumbus and Cincinnati There seems to be no pos
sibily of my ss-ing Leraysvile, the distance into
the interior OF Pennsylvania is so great, and the
road so dreadful there is no snow, and the wea-
Their SO far is summer-ke, mos. prolific of mud.
have now travelled 1900 miles alone-but have
found the kindest care, and have in several in
steamboats,. Thirteen very noble men have pledged
themselves to leave tobacco in consequence OF my
words aboatit. journey has been full of interest
If my heart were not full of Association, could
riches, and capabilities, and the incidents that are
hourly occurring TO me-but though home Is sweet
and friends dear, and wayside facts are intensely
prayer, and all centre in the harmony, the holiness
that is to come to our world through Association.
Truly yours, MARY 5. COVE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-11

Missouri RrvER.-The Jefferson City papers of
the 22d inst, report rise of several feet in the
river opposite that place they say it was then in good
vigable order and clear of ice and drift wood Two
three boats left here within the past TIRES
days for that river, and we notice two
king preparations at the landing today 20 60 up Freghs
said to be plenty and all that is wanting make pro-
duce teemng of the Missouri, is good boating
stage of water
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-11

NRw BRUNswICK.-The House of Assembly Of
New Brunswick, by a vote of % to 9, have passed
resolution which declares that the present Executive
Of the House the country at large This follow
ed by an address to her Maesy passed by vote Of
Governor he having appointed for Provincial Secretary
his son-in.law, who also his private secretary,
which caused the retirement of four mem bers Of her Ma
jestys Executive Council the Governor concluding to
keep him in office against their wish This split between
the Governor the Executive Council and the House Of
Assembly has warmed up the blood of the New Bruns-
wickers and Fredericton has become for the moment
the scene OF fervent political excitement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-11

STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoN-TEN LIVES LosT.-The
Muscogee Democrat of the let inst, says:-The
Nail Steamer Syren, Capt Sharpless, plying between
Chattahoochse and Apaachcola Bay, burst of her
boilers Wednesday night last, about midnight, the
boat roundup out from Toneys landing, and killed
at least ten persons all belonging to the crew. with the
exception Of one negro boy, who was passenger OF
the killed six whites and four blacks and among the
former of Mrs Tlley of this placea lad who acted
in the capacity Of cabin boy The captain was thrown
aloft and fell into the water, from which he escaped
of the engineers. One person saved by the sink
ing of the boat, which foaed of bale of cotton which
had been thrown him by the explosion.
We have not heard whether any blame is attached to
the Captain not but il is generally conceded that the
boilers of the boat Of account and should not
have been used so long.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-11

FIRST ARRIVAL. ny CANAL The boat NonpareIl,
Capt Felt arrived here yesterday 27h February from
Fort Wayne, with ui cargo Of Whskey end pearl aih
Toledo Blade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-11

PHILADELPHIA. February 2sth 1916.
k6bEkT J oAANNsfF00 ROBERT JOHNSTON CO.
STOCK EXCHANGE
AND
COLLIE CTION OFFICE,
No. IL SOUTH THIRD ST.. OPPOSITE THE MECHANICS
BANK, PHILADELPHIA
Dealers in Uncurent Bank Notes, Relief Notes, Gold and
Silver CON- &c.
Drafts st. Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh Baltimore New
York. Boston, Sc, constantly for sale.
All orders for the purchase and sale Of United States Govern
State City Incorporated Co.'S Loans
ton Bank Insurance Rail Road and Can Co.'S Stocks.
tended promptly and with the Board of Brokers'
REFERENCES
William Patton. Jun Esq, Cashier, Philadelphia.
scull Thompson, do
Buck X Potter, do
Morgan, Buck Co., do
David s. Brown Co. do
Eckel, Spangler b Raguel, do
Mercer, Brother x Co. do
f28lmsgz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-11
FRENCH CHINA.
REMOVED TO
NO 81 LIBERTY STREET.

DALE3ME, Importer and Agent for Msnuinc turers,
"A. awayI hand large assortsnt Of dinner and tea set
PLAIN Hhs and gf srsach roIcsrf y well q Di7rsr and
Coved Dishes. Salad Bowls, Fruit Baskets, Cussrds aaa
Stands
Also Fancy Tea Bess Rich Decorated Dinner Sess.
Also Tea AID Chocolas Ware. Greek wrench and AmsssA
hape.
All ths articles Of the best quality, and
soId on liberal tsrSs AID in lots ssit;pprchssss
slS eUsAa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-11

CHEAP DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS.
MRS H. SHANKLAND, Daguerreotype Artist, having
SINCE two years more than lo 600 Portraits and being well
friend. and cus9nes and the pubic that she gives beau
frame for only dollar Being always well and
her customers increasing she has, for their
nence enlarged her Daguerreotype
to the Lafayette Bazaar 4s Broadway and branch Of her
OppO; The ark Il, Fountain Portraits. taken from il the
frame. i28 lm* re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-11
AMERICAN EAGLE HORSE ESTABLISH
MENT,

C0rner OF Delaney and Christfe streets,
THE undersigned prepared take in Horses Car
r.ges Wagons &c. &C. every description TO be sold
at public or private sale 20 suit the owners.
Public sales eve-y Thursday at IL o'clock, AM
H. Country eaers particularly will find il their interest
70 call and examine the extensive prmses Of this
fabshmen which conveniently accommodate nearly
hundedhorses They will ais, find the attendance equal any
other in the city, and purchasers recommended by the prope
The charges moderate, and made suit the
NBSoss. then at Livery on the most reasonable terms
9th Of March, and attended by multitude Of buyers and
sellers who expressed themselves highly grated with the ap-
Of the and the liberal mode Of conduct
ing business JOHN WILLIAMS, P oprietor.
The regular public sale will place upon Thursday
next, the 18th March, at III o'clock Am. ms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-11
FRENCH FLINT GLASS WORKS,
,n AT WILL!AMsBURGH, LII

FRENCH FLINT GLASS WORKS,
ME:ss bEkoEk Wal TEK. Known a for s long ..ne.
e;
sfy o?ds1
M
eIIes: pIonpad. .ss orders: w Ssy
ondy hope SECURE to heu large share of patronage from
HBCnsto%srs n he habit Of Transmitting order. to their
Sy:s is:s$ $ viii please Sss%.id
LASTS, LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
been H' Pps% lon. the late Fair Of the
un. article which cannot be surpassed in this or
Sole S:" Upper kinds. Black and Coqred
SSeS wsS;
"AA d %HREGN J. Wi.kEYp '0' CASH.
2s5 Spring street, between Grseawsh and
the store Greenwich Line of Stages pass whH 70 S1Ssn
WATCHES WATCHES AND yEwELRY.- Those
s.u wh % Gold sa 's1 Gold
advantage 70 call on the :aS:cbsr who selling dsscrp
: n :s hs cola Sy Ts sa IS a sss
aa :o:s q !: e
jss: I manner and w%issssd
ma linen Whole.ae and retail. 30 Wall Sc. M .tsrs
MSTOCK Il CO.,
~ Courtlandt street,
s s aArf S Fl $kf SsSS
oifT 5fSEaSi SSSH
CoNNEL's MAGICAL rXsiiN EXTRACTOR, cure. all
.caid vital. are aninuIed Every family
ao hi ss SoS . S ba s
sts.1 co Nth CORDS ssn Joint.
m SpAS sHe b 1s iS NJ of
.ceptea invite call and personally referred to gentle:
A bs sRSH sss fEsas; h #
Is Il. Ss neene Se taken IN ali Of
and OIL has proved very
al in curing total deafness We hsvs cert6csss
s Of W. a,s H' ssd 81: Oil @
any A stsis
best family medicine in the World Z pOsye and war.
ton &s. person possibly hi. Mi'e.
% e the n,s sSsys h,nS u Without receiving
ffs rs Ss chss Oh S' he %Sass
s.9naed Who will now suffer with this distressing COM
Go, G0MsTCocK = cor sARsAPARILLAi as pure and
ss s.i
colo. slsvn pjsPs sasS w snd
not MUIR hs hair Or stain the akin in the least
MSiiy Hair By Hy RI s,'
Sss sss wAr.nlrALlAN
CHEMICAL SOAR Foreign and Domestic Pertumery. In
deiable Ink Pearl Powder the best article use Diamond
Cement. = -
DETTER's MAGIC HAIR oIL-It gives to the hair a
beautiful gloss and ucnes to cur and wholly unlike anv
other OIL soils the finest ladies' hats the no mat
pssnla that {. any lady rsntleman shall ibis Or
s above Article. ~" SOL. % oss"rs
m inrs COMsToCk h co.