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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

The Alexandra Gazette learns from an authentic
,,...s ,b., the terms of compromise offered us IN
the Tres,y just ratified at Washington were carried
IL The British Privy Council by barely one majority
IL Premier being in the minority. The Gazette
farther understands tha, Mr.. McLane has written
home tha, no such compromise would nave oeen
offered had the ,idings of our Warwih Mexico pre-,
viously reached England The Baltimore rafio'
confirms this and adds that the Duke o.
concurred with Peel in opposing the oner o. ~
Lord John Russell. who viii be Premier before the
ovid rs 1,l ia also hostile to any such conpromise
while Mr. Polk says il the matter had been leit to
a;oc-s,ion he would not have accepted the Brit
sb offer! Truly, the escape of the two great ma
lions from War appears TO be owing most Palpaby
10 a Good Providence-hardy ct all TO their E1ecu
tive rulers Ye;we are confden, nine tenths of the
People of both Nations rejoice that the difference
has been so settled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22
TwENTy-NINTH C0NGREss...First Session.
WASHINGTON, Friday, June 10.


The Senate spent mos, of the day upon the Joint
Resolution concerning the Housmas claim of land
in La, which was finally passed By Yeas % TO
Nays 10
The Warehouseing bill was taken up and Mr..
DIX explained its provisions at much length. and
the benefits which ould result by its becoming a
law.
Its principal features were three viz 1st goods
may be kept in public for three years 3D. the
merchandise may be withdrawn at any time on the
payment of duties without las is now the CASE any
charge interest the duties from the day entry
Sd, goods may be withdrawn at any time for re-ex-
portaton by the payment Of the usual expenses for
tonnage. &c.
The bill was made the special order for Wednes.
day next.
The Senate went into Executive session.
In the House of REPRESENTATIVES the Tariff
debated all day, the discussion having been
opened by Mr.. YoUSG. OF Ky. in a sensible and
practical speech in opposition to the bill from the
Committee of Ways and Means Mr.. RAMSEY, OF
Penn spoke Of the same side. Messrs. OWEN. OF
Ind. COLIN, of New York, and CHlPMAN, OF Mich.
went for reduction.
a Committee of Conference was appointed on the
Indian Appropriation Bill on disagreement to
amendments 10 meet similar Committee on the
part ofthe Senate.
The Tariff bill was laid aside aud several unim-
portan bills were reported butfor wan! OF quorum
were not acted upon.
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,r,on,,ed TO two millions Moneys in charge Of that
depsrmen, of called The c9ufI OF GGan
cery usually amount to tevelal nundfe'' VI
Oh aO inn dscussio followed about the form in
- ,endmenis to the Constitution should be re-
1o utt by committees Mr. Stephens proposed 10
or.ta ~ ro ,be e.pediency OF constructing cour,
10 consist OF Chief Justice " no should
be lswver. and two associates who should no, DC
lswvers. 10 hold Office five years De eee'ea Til.
I'D .c ss cour, of Cancellation or aroitration ms
r-u sereed to-and here ended the third week
NJ Ewen.s Statement, Of the expenses of register
inc The voters in the city OF New-fork showed elo''
397 expended in November lato-s-sl9 Tor re,
vision Of first resis,aton. April 1871, and sl4.'4e
inr ID registration, November, lsil. n.
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Denth of Mr.. HerrIck.

We record with painful regret the sudden de-
cease ct Washington nj ?. NJ. on Saturday, OF
Hon. RICHARD P. HsRRlcK, Representative OF
Rensselaer, Co. in the House. We have known
him long and we'll ard esteemed him as one of those
upright and conscientious men whose aims in pub
lie life are all pure and philanthropc. and whose
character and efforts tend TO rescue the name of pol
i,ician from the discredit which is too commonly
and indiscriminpely attached 10 It Elected 10 Con,
gross from District which has suffered long and
deeply from the oppression Of Eeudal Tenures, Mr.,
Herrick was earnestly engaged in devisns and
maturing plans for the preservation OF our remain
ing Public Lands from the blight of Speculation and
Monopoly, and his death at this time is peculiarly
cslamitous With no claim TO exalted talents, and
NO education but that of farmer be Was yet intiu
entail in our Legislature and would nave been so
in Congress, where he took his seat for the hEst
time a, the commencement, OF this Session, had not
his lsbors been suddenly arrested by an nscru,sbe
Providence. Lttlo did we dream, when we last
conversed with him, on Thursday last in the Capt
tol, and heard no complaint of ill.heath. tina, we
should SO soon be compelled 10 chronicle his with
drewal from earthly cares and duties He leaves
behind few superiots in devotion TO Human Well
being or in the essential characteristics of Repub-
lican and Christian legislator.
We presume 1.-THE will be done in either House
Of Congress 10 day.
ILLNoIs.-A Wing Convention assembled a,
Peoria On the sih met. and nominated THOMAS NJ
K,LLpArNcK of Scott Co. for Governor and n. e.
Wilcox of Schuyler Co. for Lieut. Governor. The
former is manufacturer of eanhen,ware, the
latter farmer and miller-both worthy and capa
BILE. The attendance at the Convention was but
partial, andwe fear the Wing vote OF the State will
be light since several of our most prominent men
are engaged in coaxing away IS many as
possible 10 Mexico. According to our information.
mary more Wings thaa Locos have volunteered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

CAuTIoN.-A persons, friends or foes, hereby
toned that henceforh will prosecute any person Com
pany small large who pirates any OF my six patent.
for the manufacture OF Corrugated Goods Two OF The pr
cpa pirates have been held bail during the past week for
5000 EACH by the u s Court and all others will most GER
ainy he prosecuted they continue farther piracy This
ce Is given trouble and farther warning will DO
given by jel7 lwl HORACE q. DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

THE TRuTH COMING OuT.-The combination having been
defeated in their last dyng orto break down my Pater
for the procasseR of manufacturing Corugsted
Gods, aud having also abandoned the manufacture The
business OF abcatng Corrugated Suspenders Ia lel
tho rghul owner. Merchants preparing for the Fall
business will fad the genuine article fair prices with ali
my late improvements the principal Dep0! % Cortlsnd
New York and for sale by all my agents IN other ces
j.l7 lwis HORACE II. DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

Destructive FLOODS IN VIRGINIA.-ln Hanp.
shire county Va. no, only have the whole crops Of
grain and been entirely destroyed but the soil has
been totally swept away by the ressess mpeuosity Of
the Hoods leaving In their train heaps OF stones
Many of the inhabitants compelled to leave their
dwellings unrequenty in the night, and take refuge
In the open wood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

RAvAGEs OF THE HEssIAN FLY.-Thc Railway
Advoc ate says: " TIL obstructive Insect Is making
sad havoc among the wheat fields IN this vicinity One
field OF twelve acres which fortnight gave promise
of go to 300 bushels will not probably be worth putting
the cradle into So the entire CROP In this
vicinity at least will OF. 1t s seven or eight
wears since this Fly has appeared In this quarter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

IN The Too rHAcHE. which is SO common occur.
renee be stopped in less than minute by calling
upon Messrs Hitchcock e. Blasdel Dentists, BAL Broad
way, who remove them with their superior instruments
without causing half the pain which the ordinary nsuu
rpnpfa rrojprD
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Business Notices.

CoArs COATS CoArs I'VE respectfully invite The
attention OF citizens and strangers to our new style o.
Warm Weather Coats (termed the Skeleton Sacks, en-
tirely Originally a;
JOHNSON, LAMP HER & UASCY.
a03 Broadway sd door above the Franklin Houss.p
iaGO 9t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

NOVEL STYLE OF SUMNER HAT, So 5o.-Genin, el4
Broadway introduced the novel style OF Summer Hat
made of the same and finished in the
ner as his celebrated Gossamer Hat-extromcly light
Price So So jels If
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Court OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY

SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos 3, IS, 100. l73. la, $50, 1884,
49, 4 49, l05 l06. lO7. 81, &c. 2ls 205 1856, l22, 81
202, 203. 209. 2l0, 2l1. 2l2, ais, 2l6.
CIRCUIT CoURr.-No alteration.
COMMON PLEAs-Part l.-Nos Al SO pa. IS. 81. II,
r. rs H. S. Part Mos. %, go So si s6 90, 90, "a.
M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

IL Col JosErH ClLLgy the new Senator from
New. Hampshire is the son of Col iafterward Brig.
Gem Bradbury Cilley, who fought through the
War of the Revolution, at the head ofs regiment OF
Con,inenals from New Hampshire. The son served
with honor in the Last w ar. and received severe
wound in the leg in one OF the desperate battles
Chippewa o. Bridgews,er) in Canada in 1911. and
has since been deprived. by sympathetic affection,
of the sight OF one eye. We see ii stated that Hon.
Jonathan Cilley who was shot in duel a, Wash
ington in SIS wss nephew OF the new Senator,
butwe are confden, he was younger brother
COLI Ciliey Ras never beena Loco-F oco; Jonathan
was, He is an open and thorough opponen, Of
Slavery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

PALo ALTO EArs.--c Knox, I2s Fulton-st. Sun Build
ing has the and beautiful style OF gentiemens
hats-somc call 1t the Palo Alto Hat Palo Alto or
no. he commends II simply yaut." jel6 lw
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Doctor Lardner,s Lectures.

u The fourteenth and las, number OF this assI I'D
popular Work lie all In the hands Of the prln'1
will be published in about fortnight The =,
of very full and complete Index TO the entire a.
delayed this number beyond the time ongi0'n, -.
nounced; but we .rus, the delay will be more than 60
pensated BY Its usefulness. .rs
The back numbers may still be obtained ana ,.at
wishing TO complete their sets will please sena q
orders through our Agents or through oooA's'
country merchants az speedily az possible
Price per number, 25 cents.
GREELEY & McELRATH, puSa'''
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7hlnRa In PHILADELPHIA.
Of The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA, June 60 1886
Our weeks business closes ianguidly. and with
little variation from former quotations The foreign
has settled down without influencing the market
in the least Holders of Flour anxious bur
greedy sell and have submitted any farther de-
cline. There Ia great export demand, and freghts
are not taken with any great avidity.
There some little improvement al yesterday 8
after Board in State Securities but il did main
tain itself to-day. The question OF our August interest
begins excite attention and regret say II 10 becom
Ing matter Of doubt The State Treasurer however
ia very assduous aud should he fail II will bs for
OF every exer,ion to maintain credit Flood
and field" have been arrayed against this
The Saranac yesterday brought over 800 emf
grants from Liverpool 20 this port They look healthy
and bound 10 the Tar west
Your Mr.. Skinner would have been delighted yes
terday the sigh, of OF the fine stock of Mr.. Cow
OF Mouat Airy, consisting of boar, sow and small
lit;er. which shipped for Virginia. They are
crossed of the imported Hampshire Berkshire and Lin
conshire and have all the points about them which de
tine breeding and choice stock.
Gen. Houston, Gen. Rusk and Mr.. Miller have
reached city speak onig ht before the Home Mis-
sionary Society
The yacht which arrived from Boston yesterday
the Coquatte owned by Mr. Perkins and there Wa.
large party or board. The trip hss been pleasant
and We hope Of Boston friends pay
ing Us these social vista.
Rev. Dr. Durbin mas gone TO Kentucky with g
view OF -esusattng his health by trsve. Rev Mr.. Mil
burn Chaplain Congress has been officiating for him
John X. Kane will take his seat as Judge OF the
District Court Monday and the frat business before
him will probably be tie of the Cactus u,ineers
Prof Henry of Princeton. was fortunate yesterday
In visiting our Telegraph station Just the time the
whole atmosphere was filed with electricity All the
freaks OF the wires the detouatons ratings snappin
and iparkings By him, and will doubtless be
reported upon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

II The Courier s,ates the fac; ,ha; over 7arty
Thousand Dollars are received by our City for
Licenses to sell Liquors al $40 each, making the
number Of Licensed Sellers over Three thousand.
to say nothing of the numerous places where it sold
without Liceuse.-The Courier has thus stated the
profits OF the coun,enance given TO the Rum traffic
by our City; will ii proceed investigate carefully
the losses In our deliberate Judgment, the Taxes
OF our City are Hat Million per annum higher
than they need be if this ratic were resolu,ely for
hidden. Shall II not be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

GENTS SUMMER HArs-The new style Summer Hat
ju.t introduced, ase for sale by
jcl6 Ct. C. f. AIVORD, leo Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

~ NO EXTRA wiz be issued from The Tribune Once
,,i, s,y unless we have intelligence direct from General
r.vlo Camp our Naval force in the Gulf or other News
Of very decided interest importance. The EVENiN"
EDITION OF The Tribune however, which we regularly
uab.h the year round will contain all the items of News
Including the stock Sales, Markets &c received from all
Quarters up TO o'clock IN the afternoon Persons wish
uy 10 .ead 10 their friends the latest News by te
Nsgs and Boats which the City In the afternoons
vii and The Evening Edition Of The Tribune for sale az
the counter In wrappers ready for mailing. or they can
nrncurc the pAper from :he Newsboys.
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or1s.pr.-Fra Pa0s-Mosses fro" mn VIC MAnse' "
Ea,h.aicl Hawthorne; Mr.. walkers War Duties "eo-
alton OF md in The sxican war Picture OF war oy
~ P,,h Trb{nss In Washington. New-York CoustiIu-
.,T Convention: Hea:hfuSes Of Mexico Ash Roles OF
;a s.fI Growing &c. Fourth PdGe-Pear Trees; News
I;cr,s sales SocSs Marine Journal LIST OF Letters
remaining in the Post Office &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

PANAMA HArs-A fno assortment for sale by C.
KNOX, Halter, l23 Fulton. at. Sun Building jelG Ivy
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THE TRIBUNE.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE % 1876.

- T,ar,,, and Others leaving the City in the after
80. ,ra,,formed that Erentng Edito.cf "a, TrbuSe
4, printed every dsy. containing the Stock Sales Mar
so,, New. by the Southern mail, &c. up to 3 o'clock
Nv inquihng ofthc Newsooy. for the Evensns hs9n
- The Tribune every Will be able TO take with hiin
.ho is,es, news up to the time Of leaving tho Ci'5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22
AbOnt California.

For several years past, it has been publicly pro-
claim I'd on behalf of this country that if Great Brit
air should attempt TO acquire California, we should
oppose her by War if necessary. Even our Qua
kcr nei ghbor Of the Courier g. Enquirer strikes
hands with C. J. Ingersoll Caleb Cushing, etc on
tina, point. Yet it is not pretended by any that we
have the shadow of claim 10 CaIorna-only that
i, would be convenient TO TO possess it and very
nconvenient that another great power should have
it, 1t is well known that certain British capitalists
have a lien on the soil of California for heavy
amount as security for moneys loaned by them 10
Mexico and we understand that the lien is guaran-
tied by the British Government. The Washington
correspondent oithc B fillmore Patro, says:
The news by the Caledonia has Sc. the wise men OF
Washington into fever Of specul alton. ioch may gtct
the Stocks Ii appears that England anticipating our
ceptance of her proposed utm cm III relation 10 Ore
gon is prepared offer her mediation between Us and
MeXico-but how She understands We have designs
upon the acknowledgements OF Mexico upon
witch she or her people, hold mortgage FOR the $50
0c0,000 due to England by Mexico! She remembers
that when abe called upon our Government TO make
good the $500 eco 900 due her from the States OF this
Union, tod her those States respectively for
her psy-the General Government having nothing do
with IL: win sac the principle in MeNico and
look to the Departments of the CALIFORNIA; Tor the $50
600 600 Que her BY Mexicoi In other words, will she
per nit the United hsve the CALIFORNIA; without
struggle Way has she recently augmented .he feet
of vessels 10 The Pacific under the command OF the
brave and cN perienced Admiral SEYMOUR r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

Il One OF the gentlemen who wrote Us auouy-
nous letters filed with scarrility, obscenity and
threats of assassination, takes occasion 10 say he
will come ike ttist in the night No doub:
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Later from the Army.

n, tho arrival at New Orleans of tho schooner
Fair and the steamer Galveston, we have advices
t,on, Prezos Santiago to the 3th and Galveston 10
the 10Th inst. We CLEAN the following items from
the New. Orleans papers OF the 18TH
Mr.. Bisby. Chief Engineer OF the steamer Calves
tom informs Us that the steamships James L. Day
snd the Cincinnati are detained ms transports be
tween Point Isabel and the mouth OF the Mo Bravo
The Galveston lost wheel in going down about Uo
miles from Point Isabel, and the other yesterday a.
Poverty Point Sho detained "a hours II the town
The Galveston reached the barracks abou, O'Clock
last night having been towed up river By the steamer
Star We have received important Intelligence from
the seat OF War. and from Texas bur our papers came
in too late for ,his mornings edition oil our Pspel
will issue an extra this morning.
Gen. TAYLOR has made the nrst movement toWHu 'ne
invasion OF Mexico.
sixty commissioned and non.comussioned officers at
tached 10 the L. Army arrived here In the Galveston
ordered on the recruiting service.
Gov Butler also came passenger de has maze an
important treaty with the Csmanches.
Geo w. Kendall. Egg arrived at Point Isabel ihe Gay
before the Galveston left that place.
I. is stated that the Mexican General had sent Genera
TAYLOR message, telling him TO withdraw his troops rom
Matauoros or he would snnihate them. Gen. Taylor
sent him his compliments saying ne should be delighted to
zee him There board the Galveston $50 souls or
there about most them sick wounded. Among them
are Capt Saunders OF the T. : Army, Capt Hooe who hss
lost an arm Mai Be. l. :. PayraSer. ard Com moore
on his way 10 Washington Capt Page VIII be up in the
New-Yors.
Thq Galveston Weekly News OF the 9Th ult states that
the rerr in regard taking OF the train OF 100 wagons
ant effects belonging German elcrants who were on
their way from New BrSurseS PertinsleS by party OF
Indians entirely unOunded letters having been received
from Houston stating that the whole party had arrived n
safety at Perdnaes. They cutivatnS the beautiful
lands ,hev found there and had an indian
The above news is no doub, correct; il IS confirmed
in tho Galveston News of the 29,h ut The name OF the
rev town recently started by the emerans on the Per
dinsles is called Fredericksburg. The settlement Is
rapidly progressing and they appear to be hieny de-
lighted with the great fertility OF the soil The Houston
Advocate of the 2lst ut that four or ave dis
charged soldiers from the army, on their way home
when about IS miles from San Antonio were surprised
by party of Indians and stripped OF every rsg of cloth
ing but their lives fortunately saved by some
American wsgoners.
It il probable that the full requstou of mounted
is alresdy on the road TO the Rio Grande. Eight ten
companies were known have started at Galveston on
the ID
The Fairy on her way Galveston was pursued some
time BY suspicious ssil-a fine large schooner. copper.
bo,,omed and carrying much canvas After chase 81
several hours the Fairy lost sight OF her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

MAtSE.-Seveval more attempts 10 cleo, U. S
Senator have resulted in no choice
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u Thoie wonderful CsiiGe,s or semir esroes tse =.
Constructor, Mammoth Boys, ivug 0.ang OulsI 1ssSr
Anatomical Venus, with budget full Of wondeli I'D.
are reeagssed al the American Museum wnere 'Ds sasr
world will plesae call them to-day and ID M b
Splendid performances by wsy OF refreahneni ""
given IN the saloon al 81 and ?. 81.
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SASDs's SARsAPARILLA.-Tbe iunctions' OF crcuaton.
nutrition and excreon msn-st when HE reduced
in the plant 10 s simplest condition; and theao there.
fore be s essential sections Between The apparatus by
which these necessary physical processes carried on
there 10 reciprocal action, ind one portion OF the soh
machinery gu. Of order the harmony Of The whole system
sdersnged The desideratgm ia medicine ,e sfoe
ia preparation which shall with equal certainly and
force upon each one Of this triad OF fu1cons-Th'ch s1s
RS the may require health and vgor 10 the cir
cuadon, give tone 10 the stomach remove obs'rctons
rom The bowels Its confidently averr-d that SandSs SAT-
sspsra possesses s thrsefod power and iha! by nus
acting the primary Of dsesse It ersdicaies tho
roughly and permanently s various painful dangerous AID
disgusting manifestations From simple eruption Of Iba
skin hereditary scroua and from dyspepsia gou and
indammatory rheumatism, II will be found equally efct
cious.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and RETAIL by A. 3. 80
SANDS, Druggists 100 YuIion-s corner of William Nsss
YORK Sold also a. 273 Broadway ~ East Broadway, nd
~ Druggists generally hrou2hou, The United sates rrs
81 par oou7. Six bottles FOR a.
To FAMILIES, HERcHANTs TRAyzLEas, &c Visiting
NeW-fork The house OF Ccmstocs 81 Co having nowoe
latned such tremendous celebrity for their Proprecy
Patent hedcines they deem sufficient Inform the Plss
hnd .ho H1VeiinS community whore the orig mai Rrtcd
can be obtained in in their efficient excellence their Sh:
Laboratory IN the great travelling thoroughfere 81 Cor
The original aud genuine Pain Extractor Depot
Hsys's LtnimenI for the Piles
Inc Extract OF Sarsapanlia TO purify the blood
Roach Bane. to kill Roaches and Bed Bugs,
Alec the only Laboratory and Soap Works for the sr
Inc Walnut OH Military Shaving Soap made only ssSas'
by Mr.. VIM. johnson.
Johnaons Kalydor for removing rectlos tan sunbu7sa
beau.ifyug the complexion.
4 warranted remedy for Rheumatism
Sick Headache Remedy.
Handkerchief Essences, all kindr
Ali varieties OF Perumery.
Balm Of Columbia for the Hair
OK Marrow scd Bears Oil, warranted pure
Mirhsn Bssam for tho hair
Antigua oi., Quo Of Rols In gilt botusp 81 ,oe
Steam Soap Worka and Laboratory Il Cortlanc-L n''
York. -
The only true depo: FOR the Megical Pain a1raas ~
Il Cortland-at. mn h
- Dr. FELIX GouRAUo's ITALIAN MEDrcATEp 90
IOr tha
more particularly Tsn, Fr-ckles, Sun burn, 6e 10
had hear In mind only the ori, ina depot 81 Wsh
hrs, Store FROM Broadway Also. Poudre sdous5
Graduating superhuona Hair, Vegetable Rouge tof
soD.ng Cneeks. Grecan Hair Dye. Lily White and y,
other articles for the toilet ~