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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

Fay Hon. THOMAS NJ. I. McKEYSAN, our
readers will learn with surprise, has resign
cd the post Of Secretary of the Interior,
retiring entirely from the Cabinet. We re-
grst this, and cannot account for it, except
on the presumption of i'll health. An ex-
PLANTATION viii doubtless be given.
1t is not easy to form Cabinet midway
Of Presidential term, and Mr.. FILLMORE
has met with unusual difficulties. We
should like TO hear that T. BUTLER King of
Georgia, or ARTHURF F. HOPKINS Of Alabama
had been appointed to the vacant post. In
times when treason and civil war are openly
threatened from the South, it seems to us
alike polite and just to strengthen the
hands of the National and loyal portion of
the Southern People. JAMES l.. PETIcRU Of
South Carolina, ifstill devoted to the Union,
would not be bad choice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

CROPS rs OHIo.-A private letter OF the Slt
inst. from Zanesville Ohio, near the heart Of the
State,) says;
"Our Wheat this year is of q very superior
quality, and in quantity greater than any previous
year"
THE cRoPs-In Columbia County, N. I. wheat
rye, bay cats and corn are excellent In fates
County the wheat has suffered from the effect OF
the rains while il was in the fields after being cat
In the country about Pittsburgh, Penn. the grain
crops arc greater than ever before gathered. The
wheat and corn crops are fine in the central basin
OF tho West generally. In West Tennessee cotton
and corn are bad OF cotton there will not be more
thon half q crop.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

has no justice, it has formidable hackers, and
we are willing to pay rather than run the
risk of her everrunning New.Mexico. But
when you ask us to give her the Ten Millions
and $4,000 square miles more Of Territory
than the Compromise gave her, we feel
crowded quite too far and especially while
she is holding an Extra Session and calling
out Mounted Regiments to take Santa re
by force from the United States, we feel like
holding up and seeing this bluster Of rebel
lion through before we pay the first dollar.
If Texas say fight, why 6ghtit must be; and
Instead OF broad pieces u pay ,hsn broad swords y
and see how that operates. Let no member
cf Congress give q vote on this question thai
be is not fully prepared to justify to mis- con-
science and his constituents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

The FUGITIVE SLAVE CoSyESTIos.-The fol-
lowing ia the resolution passed by Gerrit Smith,
Frederick Douglass & Co. stCazenovis on the Esd,
which the telegraph perverted into cry for Chap.
lin, diaunion and civil War:
"ResOlred, That the liberation OF William L.
Chaplin be effected, even al the price Of Disunion
and Revolution
Wesuspect good many Of these fugitives were
reared in South Csrolins-or Texas. Buch large
words are ridiculous when unsupported by deeds
1t is reported tina! this Convention was instigs-
ted by Mr.. Chaplin, and ths. be went to Washing.
ton 10 procure some fresh ugi,ives 10 give eciat.
We think the whole affair mistaken and anwIss,
but this Is free country, wherein every man acts
as he pleases and takes the consequences OF
course, such compromising presses A. The Tribune
suffered some stths hands Of the Cszenevls orators.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

HOMESTEAD ExEEPrIoE ~ Nav a.srsHrxE.
Among The laws passed BY the Legislature Of Nav.
Hampshire at ia last session, We Cad one or sab.
mrting tn the people at the next .nnusI election
the qses,ion-v Their IL ia expedent for tie Leg.
iss,ure 20 enact a law TO exempt the honessess OF
families from attachment and levy. or sale on ere
cnticn to the amount Of Eve hundred dollars.
A REvrREsD BossE rHIsF ARREsrED.--A MN
who has passed himself of n Rev d Neanier
Rev. M. schlegel, Martin de Maria, &c. &c was
arrested At Boston on Friday and handed over 10
the authorities Of New Ham shire TO answer 70
charge OF horse-stealing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

ILLsEss OF 5EsAToRs.-The thinness OF attend
ance In the Senate Of late has been remarked by
our readers II Il douilcss owing In some measure
10 the prOtrscted and intensely exciting struggle
on the Compromise Bill, when the Senate was so
equally divided and tho result so doubtful THAI
avery Senator was required To DO constantly 10
bis seat and every one sas In daily and hourly
attendance except Mr.. BohLAsp Of Arkans"
Eov we hear without surprise that Ness"
sYw.sp and MILLER arc seriously 10 at their
,s,oeo,lye bones, and We presume others. whose
,ts,nos IL remS Sed. are also dstsinsd away BY
,ndi.position. Mr.. cLAr. however. has fesafasd W
~. .s.t With soms vhst inygerstei hsI.b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Mr.. JosEs asked leave to introduce a resolution
with views OF furnishing seats for Official reporters
of the Glo5e within the Bar. Objected 70.
The House then went into COMMITTEE OF sne
Whole en- the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation
bill. ,,.
Mr.. JosEs Loco) Of Tenn. offered an amendmes!,
which was adopted, that the pay OF ab1rers on the
public grounds shall be forty dollars per month, To-
stead Of one dollar day, without deduction TOT
Mr.. HAMPTON (NVhig) Of Pa offered the following
az an additional section that from and after the
passing Of this act the duties imposed by the act
entitled, An act reducing the duties on imports
and for other purposes, approved July ~, Ioio,
shall be levied on goods, wares ana metcnanaiae
i'm ported into the nited States, agreesoly 70 me
.vsrsse v.lue which the same articles bore in the
PRINCIPAL markets Of the United States, during the
year ending June 30, 1916, TO be scerfaned ana
fixed under the direction Of the Secretary Of the
Mr.. TooMBs (Whig) OF Ga. rose TO question OF
order. This is an Appropriation bllt ana inc o'Iec'
of the amendmen. Is 20 raise revenue.
The CHAIRMAN said the smendnent WA not IN
Mr. HAMPTON said there was president for this
In the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation bill Tor
1916.
The sPLAKER said the amendment was not ger
main. and by the rule was out OF order
Mr.. SrKyLSs (Whig) OF Penn. appealed from inc
decision Of the Chair and asked that section ron
.he act of 1916 be read.
Objections were made to the reading IN different
directions
Mr.. TooMBs said the section could not DO 'eaa
but by unanimous consent
Mr. srIyEss withdrew his request ana "A''
for tcllcrs on tho appeal. 40,
NJ BlrLr uocol OF Va said tho clause va: pa.
IN NV tho Committee Of Ways and Means aud no'
by the COMMITTEES of the Whole. -
The question was tab On aud the CHAR W" '"'
All tho sections Of The bill having ssea sessa o..
the Committee rose, and at ten mn"'e' F.''N Wv
,he House adjourned all Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
Missouri EIeciion-CongreS,.

~op
j. q. Millert majority. .'0ls w.
g55- The last 81. Louis Republican (l7th inst
kes Mlerg msjority out tceiUe, bat gives Green
80 majority in Shelby where we know he has but
H. We think bis election safe, but the run Is un-
ristsksbly close John Miller (Bentonl will have
200 70 400 votes when the returns are all com.
plote. His vote has been dropped In some retorns,
sc Il was known he had no chance.
Dist. DARBY (Whig) has at least 1000 major
ity over Rozier (Bentonl and 1900 over Bo"iIn
(An,il-probably more. AL heard from but two
small counties.
Dist. IL-G. Porter (Whig has at least 1000
majority over his single opponent, Henderson,
probably more. All heard from but two counties.
Dist. IV-Bowman (Whigl is $40 votes ahead
Of Hall (Anti.B Benton iscumbent) and the small
Counties Of Adsr, Harrison, Mercer, Putnam and
Sullivan to hear from. They gave Taylor 545 to
Coss s97 votes--342 msjority for Cms We guess
Bowman in elected, but IT 10 close work.
Dist. V-Hon. John g. Phelps (Bentonianl is re-
elected by about 1000 majority over Woodson'
Whig. Phelps has nearly half the vote OF the
District.
Legislature-Not further than the Telegraph
has already reported Benton has clearly beaten
biz adverssries though in their struggle tn" ss'so
b,, been surrendered to the Wings, unless the
Antics own beat and go in for regular nomina
tons'-tbat 10, Col. Bentons reelection, as the LIE
eislstive Caucus will PROFESSIONALLY renomlnate
him. They don't talk like it now, but be has had
TO aog them into the traces before and may do it
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
TIE 0ENIN FALL HAT FOR is5a.

" GESN has the pleasure OF announcing to his friends
and the public that Wednesday, the 2sth ms, he win
issue the Fall style of Genlemens Hau for 1885, which, In
beauty Of shape and exquisite hnlsh viii fer transcend any
fabric that has hitherto iued from his minufscory He
invites attention the peculiar contour aud dssBe air OF
lhs superb article with the fullest confidence ihst with
gain rather than loss bya comparison with any Hat irres
pecye Of price, that has ever been produced either In
America or France Notwithstanding the expense attend
ant upon getting up he elegant Hat the price win not vary
from the old mark OF a. GENIN, 2l4 Broadway,
au24 A. opposite g. Psuis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

~ fHE NLw HAT COMPANY respectfully beg iesve .
announce the public that the Fall style OF Hats rev
resdy They have lately been making extensive saoinods
TO their sales and now occupy the targm ns 49,
In the CTR They that coesideraole pfejuolco
ex,ts agent their establishment, got up solely 81 inter-
esee PEI tonL who assert that Ia OF a. good
hes represented 10 be cannot be manufacturer
prices n Dollars bat they would simply refer " Wv
thousands Of their customers who have worn neaf
year end have not only returned Se
brought Others with hem prove that their hss are W.
they represent aud equal any others Of sny price
they renfn hsnis TO the public for the support that ne
fer been extended 10 Them they would aso sse n ney
,hn enceaver By continued tom to mske
ace OF that profitable 70 all pafues 40 eoun
nv merchans the trade In general they one, oestef 10
drcemenIs han held out by any other concern N Ine
civ They manufacture bat quality and NAL prices
40 low that their Has inevitably take the place o. ne
eher pric ed articles which better In reenJ TncH
svslem OF busness s remains the sAme-one price, ons
4'-' THE NEW HAT COMPANY.
ll6 and I4S Nasssu-st New fofk
Chssfnut-at pnils1cloIin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
Virginia Convection,

BALTIMORE, Sunday. Aug p.
No news Of interest sfoat At the election held
on Thursday to elect Eve Delegates TO represent
the Dht.ic. Of Norfolk City and County aud Prn.
cess Anne in the Convention to meet at Richmond
in October next, to alter the Constitution Of the
State, ssml. Vets, John Tunis John Petty, Wing
DR.. \. 8 Smith and Mr., Tszwel, Taylor Demo.
Gratis were elected.
Escape Of Negrces-rrial for Horse.steaiiag'
HARRISBURG, Saturday, August q.
The Court, which was occupied during yesterday
bearing testimony on the habess corpus Of the ne
groes charged with stealing horses in Virginia, rem
dered their decision this morning. IL appears the
negroes were slaves and had stolen horses to es.
cape with. The Court decided that the slave who
steals horse TO essspe with commit, no crime-no
criminal offense. The prisoners were thereupon
ordered to be discharged
About a dozen men from Winchester, Va. as
SEN bled at the prison door and attempted to feize
and hsndcuf the slaves on their coming out.
great crowd of whites and free blacks also assem-
bled, and general riot Immediately commenced:
One slave effected his escape, amidst shower o.
stones and cubs-the other two their masters,
with assistants, succeeded, despite all resistance,
in Handwriting Several negroes were stabbed,
others wounded The owners Of the slaves were
slightly hurt
The Court Immediately issued warrants against
the owners and all engaged for assault aud bat
terry with intent TO incite riot The slaves and
masters are now in jail, and large number OF other
arrests hsve been made, which the Court are now
engaged in dspcsing Of The Court also ordered
a posse to be employed for dispensing the Irish
assembled in front of the Jail at all hazards, which
they rucceedsd in doing withou. much resistance.
The town is now comparatively quiet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
" The Mms.ctu.etts Charitable MeehanI.

u The Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics
Asfocaton will held their next grand Annual Ex-
hibition OF American Manufactures, from the 10th
to the goth of next month in Boston. The Com
mittee empowered to select gentleman to deliver
the Annual Address, have invited J. s. SKINNER,
ESQ the Editor Of The Plough, the Loom and the
Anri, to perform that service on the ground Of his
well known reputation as an advocate Tor the
advancement Of every movement calculated to
improve and extend Domestic Industry, and we
understand he has accepted the invitation, with the
understanding that be will be free to insist on and TO
lIustrat. the necessity OF such encouragement and
protection to American Labor as VIII teno 70 tne
development ofour own resources, aud to the diver
sifcation Of employmenti as essential to National
nrofneritY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

SCIENTIFIC CONVENTION AT NEw-HAvRN'
The session Of the Association for the
advancement Of Science closed at New
Haven on Saturday evening. The large
space devoted to the proceedings of the pre-
vjous dav and evening, compel us to post
pone our report of the conclusion until TO-
morrow. The paper Of Rev. J. 2. LESLEY
on Ethnogropby in connection with the
Deluge, given in full On our Second Page
will repay an attentive perusal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
For California.

We shall issue THIS MORNING the
XXXVIIth number Of The Tribune for Cali
tornia, Oregon and the Sandcich Islands. 1t
will contain all the latest Foreign and Do
mestic News, Congressional Proceedings,
Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Persons wishing copies Of this paper VIII please
leave their orders enry to-day to Preventdi'sPPoint
ment Single copies, in wrappers ready for mail
ing fixpence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
Dreadful Railway Accident.

HAhRIBURG, Saturday, AugusI q
Last nights train from Philadelphia ran over a
cow when about four miles from this place. The
locomotive was upset, and a passenger car con-
tanning a large number OF emigrants was smashed
A passenger named Albert Bryant was killed in
ssantly, and five others were badly injured. one
not expected TO survive The engineer and others
on the engice narrowly escaped by jumping of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

DR.. GABoR NAPHEGYI-A correspondent AZ
Wilmington sends as the following;
"Ibag leave TO advert to a pleasing incident Of
Yesterday. DR.. Gsbor Naphegyi, an educated and
highly accomplished Hungarian exile, who VIII 90
remembered as the the European Correspondent OF
The Tribune during the war in bis native land, pre-
sented MIR. Gilmore with an elaborate and elegant
specimen Of his artistic talent and skill. he re-
aides near this city, aud employs hs leisure tme
in gratifying his taste for art
r. We beg to say tina. Dr.. Gsbor NsPhegyi
was never connected with The Tribune either as
a correspondent or in any other capacity except I"
the borrower of small sums Of money from some Of
cur friends who have long since charged the loan
20 the account Of profit and loss. Dr.. g. n is, we
fear. a sort of mild cherdiier d'iHdHstrIe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

Hem elected by......zS.
There are one or two small counties only vaguely
heard from, bu, they will not vary the result. We
believe Henns official majority will be nearly or
quite 800.
In the lat District, Lincoln Clark, (Opp has about
1000 majority over VIM. II. Henderson, Wing.
The Opposition State Ticket has about 1900
average majority in the State, though some Of the
candidates will run a. low as 1000. The OPPosi-
ton msjority In the Legislature is increased though
large before, as may be judged from the fact that
i've sixihs of the Counties give msjurities that
way, which, though small, are sufficient.
Iowa nay boast Of being the most consistently
Democratic Understanding to the swindliog
cant of the day-norlh Of Mason Il Dixons line
1t never chose Wing az Governor U. 8. Senator,
nor to any high political office, except one Member
Of Congress and when the Democracy discovered
that unsoward event. they promptly stole votes
enough out OF those given to exclude the Wing
from bis seat and put in their own man. They
never pretended to be actively hostile to the. Elk
tension Of Slavery, and make 1t their boast that
theirs is the only Free State that never passed
legislative resolutions In favor Of the Wimot Pro.
yiso. Lincoln Clark, the best supported Of their
new Copgremmen, il IN immigrant from Alabama,
a. devotedly Pro Slavery a. Rhett or Soue. II
they can only steer clear Of divisions and keep
alive the special Free Soil organization, whereby
1000 to $500 votes are regularly diverted from the
Wing tickets, We presume they may take oil the
iportsn, Offices hencsforth without stealing votes
or steal, If need be, without fear Of consequences
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
The souIhern Mail.

BALTIMORE, sunday Aug 20
The mail is through. Abols $4,000 Delegates
attended the mass Convention at Macon Ga. The
principal speak ers were Mr.. Rhett Mr.. Ysncy and
Mr.. Coquilt.
Henry A. Wise was elected q Delegate to the
Virginia Convention The vote appears pretty
equally divided between the parties.
Judge Brice of Baltimore is very low. He Is
not expected 70 live.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
ReJsnstIon OF MIR. mcKsnnan, sc.

spcctai DIspafA 70 The TfibvHe.
wAsnSGroS, Sunday Aug Is.
Mr.. Mex ennan will not return. He hA, resign
ed the Interior, as the duties found 20 be too
confnDg. This occurrence has surprised and NOR
tiled the PenRsy lssnisns have reliable Informs
ton that this vacancy vas the subject Of q Cabinet
meeting to day and that nothing was determined
PennsyIvaDis will probably be asked TO name a
substitute.
MIR u. Ogden OF New York has been rendered
the place Of Assistant Secretary OF the Tressusry
ard declined t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

~ GouRAUD's Italian medicsied soap US Won INV
will cure tan pmples reckes etuprons and o. eusns
diseases GoURAUDs Poudre Subtle vii ersdieals ssp
nuous hslr from any part OF The body oovxAup' in'
taneous LIQUID Dye viii change red OF gray nsu
minutes TO sbesuull black OF brown, without n1ans
skin. GouRAUDs LIQUID Rouge, impru d'nes' -
rge to pale lips and cheeks deying ds'ocuoa 'asor -
washing with soap and water. oooEAvDs nsn -.
i've or c,rc.ssi.p Gloss warranted prevent hair nos
nl,ps out restoring II, preventing IL turning gay
making suf, why hair sou shy and giossy fnsi e0
Is cents each GouRAuDs Lily White an ins'sn'sne,
ppocsu. and ecaeious remedy for roaEh sa'''a
eOmplerious Bear in mind hat do gssains p,'e .ss
of Or FELIx GoURAUD, arc 10 be bad s'''"s
9, w.n.,-., sr,t store from Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

THE PIccIoLA PoLKA-We have received the
Picciola POLKA by HESRr mason, Published oy
Firth, Pond a Co. FrsnAlin-sq. h"v very neatly
go. sp and will no doubt DO In demand Tor the 'p-
nroaching sesson Of balls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

NEW FALL AND WINTER DIR GooDS.-HIrcHcocK
LrADBEArER SAT Broadway Leonard st are already
selling ofiherrew sud elegsu.fa siks
De Lsines Csshneres shsws &c. as well Is taoir family
Goods Of various kinds lte Blankets Linen Quilts sisn-
ues Musps &c &c with either OF which they are a. well
prepared a. any establishment In the City to serve ladies
and families
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

~ Rev. AposIRan JupsoS, tho renowned
B.ptst Missionary To India and Bumah. 10 again
in very low health, and has been constrained BY
medical advice 10 take q sea voyage which will
separate him four or I've months from his family
and hls missionary labors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
81 Islssaaps TO TIVE Nsw.Yoar TRIBUNE.
From Was hinatsu.

Special DsBa,ea 70 Tas T'isuas.
WAsHIseros, Saturday,, Aug a.
Mr. Toombs will report sssinst the Tariff when
Georgia 10 next called.
Mr.. Mex ennan is absent on visit home
Senator Miller 10 bedriddsn at home.
The general disposition Is to push the Civil bill
through to day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

A CARD-Owing to the many accidents that have TO
Gently occurred 10 this city, rom tho falling OF Insecure
and mpersecty constructed buildings aud 10 enable al
persons 10 Judge for themselves regard TO the strength
and safe Of the Jenny Lind Nall In process OF coos1ue
ton under my direction the corner Of Mercer and Amay
s u has been decided to invite the closest scrutiny OF ed
tors builders and the public generally while the stesson
OF the entire building exposed, from cellar oroofrss
Therefore from and ser this date Aug g. until further
notice every requisite facility needfal TO complete ezsu
nation will be afforded 10 all who may feel Interested In the
matter. Respectfully,
.rse A FRIN8LE. Architect and Builder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

GROSS IMPosIrIoS.-We have received severil
more letters from clergyman and others, complain
ing ofthe frequent receipt of circulars sealed and
mailed as letters, some signed III. Twelvesree,
others embodyiRg advertisements and pufs OF
work said to be Of immoral and filthy character, en-
titled 1.-THE Married Woman's Medical Compan'
ion "-sn OF them mailed from this city to utter
strangers in the country, and charged with fall let
ter postage, and bearing this interesting postscript
"r- No letters taken from the oaes unless postpaid
Our private opinion ia that imposing postage In
this way on strangers is neither more nor less than
swindling and thstthe law ought to take hold oft
We have had good opinion Of the Washing re-
cipe or process. recommended as Twelvetree's, bat
unless the seller of il can contrive to wash his own
character clean of this imputation we shall consider
il an imposturo and him cheat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
FRoA WAsHIseroS The North American has
the following dispatch
WARRINGTON. Friday, Aug. 3.

WAsHlNGfOS, Frlotyt aug a.
Intelligence received here today from Macon,
states that the State Convention OF Georsis, which
convened there yesterday, to respond 20 and adopt
The recommendations Of the Nashville Convention,
was a failure. The attendance wal very limited,
and the greater part ofthe State was unrepresented
have good authority for saying that the rePor"
which have been sent hence by Telegraph 20 tue
effect that great frauds have been committed by
the Government officers in California, are without
fouDdatiOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
Another Railroad Accident.

PORTLAND, Saturday, August "a, 1850.
The gravel train on the Kennebec and Portland
Railroad was thrown from the track this morning In
Cumberland, killing four Irshmen and severely
il Turing several others-some SO badly as TO be no
hope of their recovery. The accident was caused
by timber and stone being maiciously placed upon
the track by some person unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

HAIR DYIse.-PHALos's Magic Hair Dye, TO color us
hair or whlshers the IL 10 applied without mary
70 the hair or skin IL can Do washed Immediately wilnou
dsurbing the color and has bad odor IL 10 applied
or sold al fHALoSs Wig and roupee hsnufAesop. ]"
Broedwav tul