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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26
The Burut District I'm ~. Louis-Loss not 80
Great ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. among the
Mormous aud California Emisrants. Ac.

LoVfsNttLE. ny Thursday, May ~, TN
slip from the Office OF the v L0ais Rsrtii,, dated
sunday Goth inst, says the steamboats, destroyed are
valued ~ s3eOOO steamboat cargocs At sl0.oo. and
up the entire loss IN buildings, produce ON land
inss merchandise steamboats, and csrgocs at sl,blo
2l0-ar less than any would have anticipated pre-
si0us 90 making any estimate All the insurance com
panics except two Will be- able to meet their rrspon
shiues-those two VIII pay from nifty 10 seventy per
cent 80 far the loss of life IL not great A. was sp
pretended The city has passed an ordinance requiI
Ing that the streets OF tho Burnt District be widened
and that the buildings 20 be erected, be are proof
Young Baldwin who WAS convicted OF the murder ot
his brother IN law and sentenced to death has had hs
sentence committed 10 imprisonment for lite The
number of deaths by Cholera IN St Louis, Tor the ~
hours ending Tuesday noon, was - and the number
OF cases for the week ending Tuesday noon, 2l The
Cholera has appeared among the Momons at Council
Bluff aud committing fearful raysges. The Csb
tornia cmigrants also suffering greatly from the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26

FROM HAYTI.-By the arrival Of the Prussian
brig Pomona. Capt MoLLENsoER, 10 days from Go
nayes we learn that on the tn reached Gonaivcs
that the Hayten President souLoUQuE, had returned
to Portau Prince with a small part of his army and
had issued his proclamation He had los 5000 men in
killed wounded and made prisoners.
Markets were very dull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26
Tar s,R,roeA RAILROAD AccIDtsr.-we an

TIE SARATOUA NH NVNO W. ~ Z N
pounced BY telegraph on THURSDAY morning mat IA
~ sc5snt had occurred on the Rensselaer, and sara
- p iiroai near Bslst0n. We learn farther that a.
ne ,e Of the accident the tram was under Ia bead
vsv The locomotive ran some siX rods up a bank *
tet high when It upset. beng smashed "a eces erlsh
IN, H. engineer. VIM Dodge, and the brennan John
Frsnk un3sr H. The baggage train was thrown up the
,,-,-si,c b,,s The passenger cars were unlnirred
he accident seems 10 have been oeea'ioned y some
malicious person having obsirueied me ROAD WIN i4i
rsdee living near the scene Of the disaster who consi
dsrs himself aggreved BY the loss OF COW which had
been rsn over and killed and who had threatened ven
geGnce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26
ArruE Ink ERASER STORE. l2s Na..l

iAst can be- had the most delightful summer drink ever
to the public aud particularly to the Sons OF Ten
perance, VIZ.
Eaerveseing Beer powders Of va dox tumber. 81 e.s
rOus MAYORS
Eherescing Lemonade powders ~ cs
NOn-ehervescing Lemonade 90 - 1cs
Put up In boxes the Of Pic Mes The count
ing room and the family circle, prepared by BALL
from the purest ingredients, and Ia guard against imiia
tons each box has his signature
Read the following testimonial from A. H. snowden.
ESQ q. s. Messurer Custom House, N. T.
NJ B.LLSvs have Used )oaf Ins krsssf 9TH oomps,s
led Of
aggregated nvor delicious .ai ~ the most fsha-i
tssts lo~ prcs th-m -s,hln tbs reach 81 all
mya3 3twFss' Your respectfully, A N. ssOWDEh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26
Verdict I'm the Hand Case Confirmed.

WAsmNGrON, IhuTsiay, May II
The Circuit Court OF Appeals have confirmed
the verdict OF the Criminal Court In the case Of Tom
Hand convicted OF stealing the Government Jewels ON
the -th of November last. lie will be sentenced to
three years imprisonment in the Penitentiary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26
Law OF ARnEsr roR DEF IN LowER CANAnA

A French Canadian now in jail thus explains, through
the Monyca Hraid the operation Of their barbarous
ordinances under which he is entombed alive If the
Legislature separate without remcdyng this al use It's
object must surely be to brighten dealers from trading
In Montreal:
! was indebted TO person in Chambly, 4l7, for
which gave him mortgage on one acre Of land, house
and barn in that village which property is subject to IN
annual coHsiuc rent of a. shings. offered 20 give il
up absolutely 10 my creditor he refused and had me
sent TO Jail TO the great distress of my wife and family
of eight, where / am now suffering wrongiuly the
operation Of an inhuman law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26
Ds.rRrcrlvr FlRE-Tne Cincinnati papers Of

DISTINCTIVE FlRE-Tne Cincinnati papers Of
the 2.t contain the details Of the IRE which occurred
in tia, city on the previous day and which have 81.
ready been briefly announced by telegraph The iol
loving Is the LIST Of the sufferers
Hsurk. meat store. entirely destr0yed-no nsur
snce on stock Tinker saddle shop. Destroyed -lopp
& Hubbelgs plow mandatory. destroyed-.o-s asol'
5000 partial insurance K benfle -1aAspeaIe 4a-
err entirely burned out. together with large proper
IN of MS flrrirure bedding. ac-loss not estiinate1
Nr. Ehrinser. building frame, occupied ~ 'e'esA
fanIies-tesrr0yed
-Four or i've other buildings Dick ana 'sllf, IN
,a-a covered bv some insurance. COW stable con
-a.uu, .everal COWS a.so consumed 9ni tne cs.s
were driven out and saved lt j. sad nat conc o. pa
occupant. Of the houses had barely tine % ~
-. Nv Iesnlrr from the windows. sc. 80 rapid
- 80. - ri n are one woman had her nsni
rlotbe. burned a her and sex enid was rescued
,r5.a tie cIothe. IL the cradle were IN lanes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26

81 =. .Ls II savs that i've Of the sInigrants from
-. v have returned. after getting as FAR ~ - Jo-
- I, learn. from them mat there is not less thsn
- teams n and a1out - Jo-ePAs double that mum
- d, Independence and about loo a. Weston. al On
- ,,v ~ the gold region and that the average num-
- Of persons with each team 81 least three .hs
,ronif make q total u l-0to going % Caorna by the
northern route. ami when he let. sul coming
thick a. ever But iew spoke Of returning good
deal Of mixed sickness prevailed among the enigrsnts
the cholers and small pox among L. This - rather
dr.sry prospect % start tom TIE settlements for The
oCs-n plans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26

Tar RUsn FOR MISEsorA.--lt is said that a.,
eonnodations csnnoi be had at the hotels in - Paus
a. any price so grea, is the rush Of emigration gen
uemAn who recently returned states that some OF the
strangers there have provided themselves with ieas
being the best accommodations that be procured at
present; men are doing their own cooking and over
seeing the household affairs. Board IS 90 per week
whether you sleep on bed or under counter
lChlcsgo Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26
Disappearance Of the Cholera from Louis-
Vile.

LOUISVILLE, Thursday, May PIP.
The Board OF Health met this afternoon aud fe
ported that the Cholera had disappeared from the city
The Board then adjourned until Monday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26

TIE VoTE or ARKANsAs-The Loco Foco can
ddste for Governor of Arkansas is eectedb by MAORI
~ of g. votes the Wing candidate, IN vote Of
about $500 That is a great state truly Why, Adams
County alone, polls than half that number of
votes Quincy Ql) Wing.
The Whigspoled over 600 in the Counties OF Mon
roe Albany Rensselaer, and Erie, not to speak OF New
York and the mild vote Of both parties in many Of the
Counties far exceeds the aggregate OF the great State
M Arknnane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26

MOTTO

NOTICE.-The stockholders Of this Bank hereby
Nnouhed that the Annual Election for hteen Directors
and three Inspectors Of election viii be held at The bank
ing house on Monday the an day OF june next Poll 90
open at O'Clock + NJ and close At o'clock ? VI. by
order OF the Board WILLIAM HAYES Cashier.
VI ~ 4 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26
Funeral Honor. 10 Gen. worth.

WAsmNGroN, Thursday, May ~.
The War Department have issued orders To
pay the usual military honors to the memory Of Con
kI...,h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26

Printing Paper that prepared 10 furnish good and
uniform quality Of News Book Paper, for cash Pub
fishers will Ind cash system the most profitable ss Wen
in their purchases sales We refer Ia some OF mo
prnc pal In this city and Boston a. To our so
nv 10 MANUFACTURE good article Of Paper. Any sire
wei ght made 10 order al short notice constant supply
guaranteed JONES w hrELNhiyhi'
myll 40 State-st bOsOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26
WRECK o. rHr EupIRr.-The He,aid says that

w RICK % The ENPikk.- lne Hcf1td says tnht
the Jury az Fishkn took passage in the John Mason
steamer 10 view the wreck the contractor Is busy en-
ya-ed raising her 10 Tar that she can be- owed this city
placed Ia the sectional dock and the water taken oHt u
her Her cylinders sad % have prevented her from
sinking entirely The ladies cabin has been swept
away and whatever bodies were IN IT,
T. Hubbard pilot OF the R0gn Williams, has been
again examined he could vessel on that or any
other clear night about mile Oh, and ia coming to-
ward her he would not deem II safe 10 closer than
quarter 20 half mile without changing his course
size did o. Q change hers. Long boats -nDui cAhse
their course at greater distances than short ones
Capt A. wilson Of the Robert Annette. an old steam
or pilot depOsed that h- belief was that me boats
would have struck each other AZ the BOWS II ihe 'f"H
or had Dot -neered ~ the westward DO Wncl case the
Empire would have destroyed the schooner and mat
the most prudent course VcUNt ne piD whom he lee
scribe. a. an excellent 0ueI aqd strt on Aoprf f '"N
would have been under her stern D steamers gong
10 miles hour her pilot ought 20 be- able ~ So san
a mile on the steamer ought always u De- me nfst U
give way II 10 be possible.
Mr. Iohn Mpnroe Of Concord y II writes 10 the
Tqaspcadn D,mOcra, that be took berth oelo" ieit
.jck ani went above into state room, and vas mus
saved He far from exoneraiing the pllot oil me
steamer from large share Ol me responsibility ana
thus describes the scene on board .
Here was seen frantic mother throwing uer cnid
into the dcep-another losing Tor moment ner con
seriousness let fall the infant from her AZ ms ana me "a"
10 no more. There was husband calling Toy ms VIE
vile looking for her husband children cinsng "
their parent--others rushing madly into the "ater-
.one On their knees calling upon God tor help wnie
others would throw their arms ifincey tfDuni those
whom they never before and ocreecA tr;n IN ne
most nitrous terms 20 save them from ur threatened
danger. Just fancy 70 yourself nearly ~ persons
many Of them women and children, Who had feufed
Tor the nlght-0eing suddenly aroused ny me cry
the boat j. sinking think ~ their beng dfl'en ifoin
nced .ecurirv and comfortable 0erths, ~ look desin
n the face as event every moment ~ oe expected
snd then imagine you can. the terrible scene that
followed ,...
The Fi.itU Sand1ra considers the Jury there hgn-
Is respectable and intelligent one. j. s composed d
Robert q Rankin. foreman kg1ert Guernsey aieh'
tine VermLyea, Lpenetus Crosby Henry Duool' Fe'eI
-. Isrn.. RANKIN Noah Hanson. i-aac Teller,
samuel and NJ A. Bogarius, and samue! Henry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Execution Of Wa, hington Goode.

BOSTON FRIDAY, May ~5--I< d.
Washington Goode, convicted Of the murder OF
sailor in Ann early last Winter executed thu
morning little before 10 clock
lie attempted 10 commit suicide iast evening 10 hs
cell with piece Of glass but failed
he was carried 10 the sctaoid in chair tho loss Of
blood from his attempt at scidestrucfion not enabling
him 70 walk There were but iew pefsons present.
file denied he guilt.
CALHoUSIsN IN MIsstssiPFf A meeting was
held ~ Jackson Mi-- on The 9Th in.t compo-ed NJ
ultra Southern men from Central Mi-si-sippi The
Jooson Sgadiron says that this sectional demonstration
xas very respectable although thiny attended Hon.
Joseph W Matthews Governor Of the state presided
Addresses were made by the President and Judge WN
l. Shabby. in explanation Of the purpose Of tho
meeting. In the evening committee oi hiteen 10.
ported address explanatory Of the southern move
Ioent which prepared by Judge ~harkey, for SIX
teen or seventeen years Chief Justice o. Missspp and
We regret 20 state Wing The address II but a
summary Of CalhOuns appeal II denies the power Of
Congress over slave property within the states and
asserts that power De exercised over IN the
Territories detrimental 70 the unqualified rights Of
the slave Of the South II resolved also 20
call state Convention 10 meet at the Capital on the
6rsf Monday Of October next for the purpose OF Oh
tanning general expression Of the voice OF Mississippi
mon the presented relation 10 the Territories
ii the United States and the question Of Domestic
slavery George : Yergcr, Esq differed with many OF
the positions Of Sharkeys address, ana Hon JtfftR
soS DAVIS made most ultra disunion speech Of the
South Carolina style
The Souilron refers thus cditorally 10 Col Davs's
violent speech
nCol Jefferson Davis in response 20 call Of the Presi
dent delivered speech. he seems 10 have lost oil con
hdence in the sense Of justice Of the North and evi
IDENTIFY looks forward fatal termination Of the IN
beppy scctiOnal divisions which distract and divide
ous country With the general diffusion of q similar
want OF confidence it is clear that the sword would be-
soon drawn, and the scabbard thrown away. In TINS
gloomy view Of the future however, We did not think
The patriotic speaker had the sympathy Of many Of his
auditors for there few yet prepared to despair OF
the Republc"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26
THE MAGAZINES.
" GoDEY's LAnTs BOOK or June Gu. .

(" GoDEY's LAnTs BOOK t1r June Gu. ts-n.
three very 1ani.orne steel en-rar-ugs Ian-he Obj.
Italian Flower Gir and view from West Point
besides a number O., wood en--ssngs Illustrating CT
tag Architecture Knitting Work Costumes. Fashions
and other rh.n-s Tlc literary c.n-s,-s are -cr.ou.
and various The best tang in ,h- number b. " 81.
Le.les story of Professor Nmmoas which 4. %
her best VAIN of broad humor md touey description
The Editors Table spu-htly ard .aier--iin. we
notice t1a; Mr. Il s-e sp.aSs q uir-fs Eniv.n.on
a. poem nearly perfect IL a respect. The habit 81
the Lady. Book 10 passing a. selections from ranous
suth0rs s contributions 10 ts Let of contents Ne can.
not exactly commend
n TIE USIoS MAGAZINE for June comes to
IS with its usual variety Of excellent things
There are three handsome steel and mezzotiut
engrsvinrs and design by Darley. Among the
contributors We notice the names # Tuckermsn.
Herbert. Mrs Kirkland Ms Oscood. Mrs : ieour.
ney. and others. We copy the following song.
which Is introduced by letter from the poets
poet brother. Willis. The music FOR which It xss
written il, strkinsly beautiful and original and -
are glad to leArn vii SON be published
THE FOUNTAIN BY RICHARD = Willis.
=
Burst fountain forth 90 light
Burst, and -pran- instructive upward.
For If- source Nas on tho hight
But It- bright and eager water
Lef' no' i4r their rystal tracA
Bonds invisible detained them.
and they tel exhausted back
On that fountain mos.y margin
sui 10 eve ] ar rtclued
Listened % the fountain music
" ished WlEhf lfs chain uubind
Thought. though hands unseen extending
sui drew back its silver rain.
Airy arms would soon receive IT,
soon as cloud would mount sgaIn
In my so-oms quiet valley.
Bursts the i0uut Of lite IT, sod
Bursts. and strives instructive upward.
For lrs lofty source j. God
But that striving spirit fountain
Gains not far its upward track.
Bonds invisible ictain it,
on 10 sinks exhausted back
w.
On that iountain.- crystal margin
-If- spirit srl-reclned.
Radiant now with silver pni0u
Bat soul. from earth refined
SUI that gentle spirit watches.
Waits iIll mine shall rend ~ chain.
While It's pinion haliunfoldng.
Lures stN the hi- hf 90 gaiu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26

~ GRAHAM MAGAZINE Tor June IL very
fine number, containing three steel aud mezzotnt
Engravings, in addition to the Fashion-P Iate -
The Star Of the Night is good specimen Of
stately English beauty. Among the contributions
" euotice The Picture OF Judgment by w. Gil
more Simms Fifty Suggestions, by + \. Poe ;
Hero and Leander, by II. 7 Tuckerman :;
Dreams Of Heaven. by NJ Z. Thropp aud
Passages of Life in Europe, by Bayard Tay lor
The Editors Table is unusually rich and spicy 3;
Graham seems TO have taken fresh start, and
gives us bis notions Of the times with more zest
and JonLommic than ever We copy the follow
ing poem:
NY STUDY BY WILLIAM II HosMER
low thc circuit Of thy narrow bounds
While my pale lamp gives Light
And unattended By tumutuous sounds,
PresIdcs the holy Night
4 quiet nook tor rcycry thou art
Ia thc dim hour 81 shade.
When that Wild. wondrou- instrument tho heart
l. lullcd. and tranquil made.
Ny books-old friends that know not ingd change
When come the evil days,
MOLD their lettcred treasures rich and strange.
To my cDnn0rcd gaze.
While Folly wastes IN lust and midnight wine
Manhood and moral health.
True Wisdom scekcth Jewels IA the mine
on intellectual wealth
Haunt sacred 20 retirement and thought
Ar nights dark noon alone
Within tbs halloFcd precincts have caught
Cleans OF that world unknown,
Where the soul harbor- when thus life is Ger
And closed our war with Time.
And the hushcd hcfry of the heart M more
Rings with numbered chime
IT The April number OF the LoNDON QUAR-
TERLr REyiiw' contains an admirable article on
the Progress Of Phys Science, written in the
free. idiomatic English, Tor which the Quarterly
is better authority than for politics or social
economy-a sparkling JET deau on. Dogs and Hor-
ses, from the fountain-Head ofthe Bubbles Of the
Brunnens and rare piece Of special pleading
in which CROKER attempts 10 return the compl
ments paid to his edition Of Boswells Johnson
few years since by MAcAULAY. The historian
we think will survive the assaults OF the critic
Mr.. Croker will fad himself in a warm place II
Macaulsy vouchssies to reply. Several other well
written articles make this unusually interesting
number of the Review. Published by Leonard
Scott n Co. 20 Fulton street. T..
II The WEsTMINsTER REVIEW for April
ls4g, has just been published by L. Scott Co.
1t is an admirable number containing among
other things, an excellent paper on the English
Spelling Reform and articles on the French
Revolution Of SO snd its Assistants Mary Bar
ton, Illustrative Art Architecture, Corruption at
Elections, beside " ell written critical summary
Of English and Foreign publications This IS one
OF the best conducted magazines IN our language.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26
VLIquid Hair Dye, in proved 50 as to color


EN- 0o0 TO LOAN-In one or two sums, on
yIU.UUU bond and mortgage, for term Of years,
Al Der cent on uuincumbered real estate. The business
part OF the city would be preferred and he land must DC
worth The amount without regard % buildings Apply 70
| myHA NRsAlIH co. - P.le-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26

tys WILLIAM X. LANE is the Loco Foco can
didate for Congress in the With District of North
Cnrnlina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26
Here is the touching narrative OF the life and
death of the United States Bank

Beginning with ruined circulation 20 recriy IL out
set isordcrcd by disgraccful spccularons OF - own
officers after years Of prccarou- subsistence
fuctustns even when well established between eXpan-
zion and contraction delrols IN decline and tEemcn-
ious in dissolution with too much capital for the mon
controlling the state banks I'll driven from and con.
strained o. become II them. with that un~ieldy
.oniral then proiractng caducify by unwarrantaoe
frirancs the great mistress OF banks broke 40 last
with catastrophe not confined 10 America, but felt IN
Furoue and u Asia X
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-26
sudden Denth-iIecting of the CITY Council
Health of the City-lInrkcts.


BALTIMORE Thursday. May a.
One OF the Inspectors of Customs At this port,
Nr Lewis A. jenkins. died very suddenly az his re-l-
dcncc yesterday morning After having retired 90 rest
the night previous n his usual health he awOts toward
day complained bis wife that be- fot very d. and hc
fore .ne could DO anything Tor bis reci be- was corpse
Disease Of the heart supposed u have been the cause
OF his sudden demise
The city fathers meet to-day, for the purpose Of
adopting ways and means 10 prevent ihe ranges OF
Cholera should 10 make IT, appearance AS Is daily eN
pected
BY the report OF the Board Of Health 10 appears that
the city Is healthy 10 usually is a. this season OF
the year The number Of deaths during the pasNvecN
has been only sevcnty.fwo.
There has been considerable excitement IN certain
quarters Of the city account Of number Of deaths
which have occurred among the lower class OF coorcd
persons from typhoid fewer. Ia one house Inhabited
hy miserable co.0rcd persons there have been within
the last forty eight hours three deaths from this dis
ease These cases were at first set down as Cholera,
and of course produced quite alarm among those
re-in. Ia The vicinity There b. however " tins time
10 Choicra 3D. oar city
BALTIMORE M,RKFrs-Miy 3-Ne note sales to-day
at bb.s How ard 40 81 and II 80 bbs a. % Of
CIV Mills Flour EU hh-. al %. of >u-QIehanua Flour
50 lh. 90 o. Graiq-Saes OF Maryland red w heat a
300 o lDj cf- for good fO prime Two cargoes of Penn
svtanla Red at 100 90 Jos CO. Clra->aes OF yellow a
q f0 So cfs white a % 200 DID, ci, pIh are selling a. q
20 - cfs Wankg-Demand rather limited We note sales
bible a. - ci-. in hid, AZ n ct-.
STOCK BoARD-Mgv 800 Bali b.. 1860, lo.l y
shares Union Bank oil - do, DIT shares Franklin
Bank o
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IT. Irish Emigrant -ociety.-Ihe Manual
Merng " the above Society viii De- he'd a. ne once, ~
sDrlce-sf. on Monday TIE IN inst. a. O'Clock, IN
my25 By order. K b DALf' secretary
r. Notfce.-LCTESERs Eye and Ear Institution, 10
.tFor the scientific treatment u al Diseases Of
The and the days u attendance Tor ne i1lnre VIII
8e every saturday ana Sunday from the morning until
a. night No Attendance aay other day. my<z Nv
r. Water-Cure Institutes.-DR. TALL receives
patent. a. coulnOc city eslaD ahmeai Is Laugh
from - Johns rarE and Al Oyster Bay L. He
das competent zssstans for outdoor prActce Con
sut4uons, verbal Or By .etler b. my5 In
r. Mrs. VI. =. Cove Nichols, Wsier-Cure Physl.
cian. q Le1n EtOn-aV Consultations from 10 A " tO4P NJ
~ Wigs, Wigs WIGS .-Ctlzens and stranger.
Ar informed LAT lie largest cheapest and best assortment
" haHlgs, Dgpees, braid. u long hair and other
ornamental hair i 1e found MEDHURsT HEAsDs,
q AAldea-.ale. The trade supplied. myA In
~ Liquid Hair Dye, improved 90 as 10 color ne
~hskers the moment applied without ne east
nwry-fls entirely free from unpleasant door, and can De
washed with the strongest soap Immediately Appnso
without waiting dry For sale, Or applied o. bSIeah-
LOIS Wig Factory, Waist ny4o Aul 1~Se'"
~ Look out for your Heads .-Ihoss Nno
have tue appreciate taste, Will fecossIe N '-
,rve " haircufng pracrced az NEDHrRsr hkAkDs -
Maideu-lsue something unusually graceful lie sys -
wavs s1fs the Of the face. Ana men hetS aie
two clean brushes for every customer haI HA1fy
wvl2 I'm