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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20

We have files Of Kingston papers 10 the llta INST,
but find very little Of nteres, IN them.
The British bark CecTopS was lost Oh the Roman
Beach. near Roman River, on the Goth of June. she
was on her passage from Jamaica to Truxhlo. she
was a total wreck, and two lives were lost
The LIST Of August, the Anniversary Of British
West India Emancipation. duly celebrated
The Cholera had prevailed 10 some extent on The
north side Of the Island bu, was rapidly disappear
ing Al Savanna-la-Mar The number Of deaths to the
Goth OF July was 336 The total number Of deaths at
spanish Town Is computed at COO.
The Small Pox had broken out IN the Parish Of
Trelawny
From Barbados there Is nothing OF importance
The Assembly had passed law establishing inland
mails The weather had been stormy with much
ram and lightning
The editor OF TIE Grenada Free Press had provoked
the wrath of the House OF Representatives. by TOO
free paraphrase OF dolngs for which ne had been
reprimanded The Free Press states that SIT b. Ham
ilton Lieut. Governor of Grenada, has been nom-
mated by the Queen 20 succeed Sir w. ColeorooAe,
IN the General Government OF the Wndward Islands,
during 'he absence Of the Goyernor-General. on
leave SIR VIM. ColebIooke was 10 leave Baroadoes
IN a few weeks.
Al S. Georges the weather had been very Wet
during the fortnight preceding the commencement
OF the month OF July, but has since become more
settled, some fine clear days, with occasional show
ers. having been experienced. Crops were generally
good and mainly gathered.
st LUCIA the weather had been very RAINY, With
high winds and lightning. The crops, however,
have lot been seriously affected. Great hopes are
already entertained Of the probability OF an alum
dant crop next year Large tracts Of land have been
nut IT. canes and unusual attention Is being paid TO
their cultivation.
In British Guiana the Reform agitation i al
over. and the whole subject Is SAID 20 De n ' the
tomb OF the Capuleis."
Nothing oil interest from - Vincent.
In Dominica there had been severe storms and
great abundance Of lightning, but without serious
effects quite an excitement had been created ~
the public remuneration of the ROmlsh religion ~
al eminent lady.
L. Antigua there were complaints OF heavy storms
We find in TIE antigua Gazette Tie following ON
clal notice
"Maoan,-I am directed 10 acquasni you TIA, me
IorcS OF the Admiralty have arranged tor c9n..nu
ous communication between ~. Thomas 'h NC"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20
The New Protection against Fire.

The following letter from an American
m London. furnishes additional and interesting
fact in relation to Phlips's " Fire Annihilator."
which. II II is what It Processes TO be, Is uh-
doubtedly a most useful and wonderful dis
coyeY: NJ, ,.,..os ,ss,
Tho most extraordinary thing that ] have WIT
messed since left America, IS Phhpss FIRE Anhihi-
Iator Passing up Cheapslde he" o. y SINE, sae
A streams Of flame pouring Out OF vac lHee''o'I
windows OF Wholesale Cloth EslaDIishhehe' a,"
The buildnR and contents seemed doomed 10 lmusIi-
ate destruction. ! was withln Ie" Ious VI - u.
house. and a. 1 approached the door, a man .. '''
m with a Portable Fire AnnihiatOz IN MS mana ~
vaS not Larger than a common water-buckei, aph
weighed some 20 pounds. lie ran INTO the miro
story and within less time than has takei-ine I'd
wre these few lines every Sestgs vi Name ad Oeen
..annibilaied' by the yapor when issued nom we
miraculous little machine. For minute of t"o
afterwards, the sapoT VA seen ISSUING to'n HY1
windows, then all was over. Inc hfe was =,
uneuished I was much ast1nished al the Thafsea.
ous results Of which was an eyewitness, thai
fastened 10 discover and VISIT the inventor of ths ne
AnnlhIlator Al his Establishment CHANNEL ne
machine and tined several expeumerls esca VI
which satisfied me that this IS beyond all queIioh
The most valuable discovery OF the age
The yapor contained 10 this little Gaehht az
upon fame exactly AS the damp IN "eli scIs uv,h
ahghed candle. Flame cannot eI', an M ~ =,
the yapor The vapoT nishes from tae I've ma me
chine with as much foEce a. stea.A mes t Em 49,
escape.plpe Of steam-engne' ana name an -,
fore II as quick as ihe lightning Hash Ihs sps.t
IS lnconceiyabie, and the triumph oyes ni. -
velous beyond conception. great and vSntois au'
ALTON 10 he utility Of this nyersion s4l IN,
COR can be breathed without injury Ine en-
guence is man with one Of .hese iAe a,s. ,n,
The ~ ist II the bercest fares "1ih per'ee' '"p~
nity' :" They fall before hun u. an instant .
depend upon IT, that scarcely asu's ~ n.er . a
wiz 70 - vou Will see that FIRE insurance ofhces
snS Ere engine compaale, will be numsefsS among
~ ,.'oes that were The amoont OF NJ oerty AMI
bnrsan lie, Of toll and trouble that ts nttle MIRA
Gle Will save, is beyond comp'<aaor-. Truly yours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20
Texas Election.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, Aug. Id. 1901
The election m this State took place ON the 18th
INST and resulted IN the reelection of Peter H. Bei.
Democrat, as Governor
The Wing candidate was BENJAMIN IL bheTsoh'
There were beside hyo other candidates
The returns rom the Western District iot Con
eresS show the probable election OF Nolney u How
ard. the present incumbent
From the Eastern District nothing decisive has
been received.
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GrcatiM hlg Meeling az AlIeghany CITY. sc.

PirrsBuRa, Tuesday Aug. ~, 1851 n
large and enthusiastic Wing meeting was held
at Allegheny city last evening Gov. Johnson was
present and addressed the meeting at some length
Freights 20 Cincinnati are ID cents To Louls'lhf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20

ACCIDENT AT SywEp.-A man named
VIM Donnahoe, who was engaged IN digging
sewer VI town yesterday afternoon. was ve7f ser
ousiy injured in consequence OF the "aiis OF .hr
sewer cavlnp IN upon him. lie was Dug olt oy Ms
fellow wOrkmen and conveyed 10 the City Hospital
SERIOUS ACCIDENT About o'clock on
Moncay afternoon a lad 5 years OF age. named
Charles Chu05erIy: while play ing upon PIE Oh .u;
Der the foot OF HOUstOLsi nad Ms het1 "a ny cut
by falling of the timber lie was taken 70 me res
dence Of his parents No. j.. Houston.s' oy oincers
Ryan and Johnson. Of the Eleventh ward
AccrpEyr.-A man named WIN. Carbon,
while engaged IN hosting heavy irOn beam to be
ulaced in font Of new building IN tie course
Of erection IN Broadway. near Franklln-street, hal
ms let foot severed from he leg by the falling OF
end o. the beam (Which tilted upon IT, Tie wa re-
moved TO the City Hospital
IsJURED IL CONSEQUENCE OF RIDING BE-
HIND A STAGE.-James BOYD. small boy. had hls
hand badly crushed. YESTERDAY. while rdlng on the
step q one % the Fulton Ferry Stages He had
placed his hand inside, 70 prevent himself from fall
ing. when the driver suddenly drew the dOOr-shut
,nfictng the injury stated. The lad was con
veyed 10 the residence OF ms parents IN Mangln-st
DEATH Al THE CITY HOsPITAL.-Mary
Nolan. d female about 80 years Of age, VINO vas
gored by IN Broadway. near the Park, on sat
urday last, died yesterday, al the City Hospital from
ner VIII hold an inquest or the body this morning at
II O'Clock
FELL N A fra man named Jonathan
Hill was seized with a fl while IN the street. on
Monday evening and taken 10 the Eleventh ward
Police station, where DR. Nichols attended him. he
was aferward removed 10 Bellevue Hospital.
ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIDE.-A young
married female, named Ann Nauay, residing with
her husband at No 90 Mulbeuyst., at an early hour
Yesterday morning having a short time previous
had difficulty with her husband became 50 exas-
peraed that she seized his and cut her arms
with II in d shocking manner At A. O'Clock she was
conveyed to the City Hospital, where She now LES
in a precarlous situation.
NIBLO s-To-night the attractive Ravels
perform four good entertainments-Tlght Rope,
Three Gladators, La NOta ATragonalse, spanish
D1oYcequ, nightly encored, ana concluding with the
comic pantOmlme of Mons. Dechalumeau.
tADvERTIsEwENT1
II The Fugitive Case at Buffalo has
created an excitement only paraeled by that occa-
stoned by the new pantomlme OF the famous harl-
por Museum Every afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20

YORK by Of the branch nah packets running between
Bermuda and those places and that the following,
GAYS have been liked for the arriEa and departure OF
these vessels at the several poyts. VIZ
To leave Newly ork the sth o; every rCaia.
Arrive At Reruuta I2th
ATT1ye 81 ~ Thomas iSth about,
Leave = Thomas alta
Arrive a. Bermuda 25tn
Arrive II NeW-Nork 3lst
You viii. IA future, send letters i0r New-i0rk. AMI
other places IN IRE United States yia - Thomas ~
a postage a l. the half ounce.
am. Madam. your oct serst, :. MANS
Ms WING, Antigua"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20
Loui,inua-Second District.

NKw-O ORLEANS, Wednesday, Aug -, 1851.
The Wings otihe second District held their Con,
ycpticn al Donald>yille Yesterday. and nominated
ArstidcS Landry for Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20

The market for FLOUR Is steady but not active
sales have been made OF 500 Dols ,l'y miHbN -
3 WagAr-f, 900 bushels were disposed Of AT soc
for prime white and 72a7jc. for red. The sales of
Cons reached coo bushels at Sic for white and %
IA soc for yellow. WmsgY sells at 22U23sc. Cor
III 600 bags Rio sold al : 09c. scpAR-3O
bbds Porto Rico at 81 aGic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20
The Canada al Boston.

BosroN, Tuesday, Aug ~, 1851
The r. VI. steamship Canada, Capt Harrison.
reached herdock, al East Boston, At twenty minutes
past O'Clock this afternoon. Her mails were dis
matched by the stonIngton route at O'Clock. Oner'
animation Of the English papers al hand. We ind no
thing 20 add 10 the hIll telegrnphic summary OF news
transmitted from Halifax.
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Canal Loan.

ALBANY, TUESDAY, Aug Ia 1851
Tie total bids reach Si,50O600, at from - 10 100
The successful bidders we're from ; 10 per cent
premium Average OF per cent.
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By Telegraph to the New.York Tribune.

>oSfAcH Isie-spA ozCs, RssSrer saf Bes,~r-s
F0' tH-fhs- Idsr-sph DsspefcAss scr VIA Pis,
The Canal Enlargement-Bids for the Stoek
ALstNY. TUESDAY. Aug 10 ISL
Toe following are he BIDS Tor The Cana Enlarge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20
Fire in royidence. Nc.

PROVIDENCE. TUESDAY, Aug. -. 1881.
4 number Of bans. with four horses and several
vehicles and other out-buldmgs, were destroyed By
FIRE last night The property belonged TO 'leYeani
A Bros and joel Metcalf The stables attached 10
the Spriug Hotel At Waicrt0Wn, were burned last
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state of the Ohio.

PfTrsBURG, Tuesday. Aug ~
The River measures feet inches IN the channel,
and Is stationary. The weather Is cool.
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~ The Prusturg Post, Of Friday, saws

n The PIttsbHrg POI, % Friday, saws
There is at present naca conv ,laint in regard 10
the scarcity Of money GooJ paper is sold on the
streets at a IL p ceDa a ~ nth. The demand for
currency has reduced the .tes. ana the discount at
present i nominany e cent, although many deal
ers buy q, y cent. e, change on the East sells a,
ia The transaeO ons in stock. are not at present
heavy. The stock Of the Ohio and PeansylvaaIs
Railroad Is goins' own On the e6,h Of July sales
OF this SOCK ~er made Al s4s. aad yes,srisJ Us
highest oteg ~ As S37 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20

IL The Fugitive Case at Buffalo has
created an excitement only paralleed by that occa-
stoned by the new pantomme OF the famous Maru-
notti Family at Barnum's Museum. Every afternoon
and evening crowds rush TO see the superb peiom-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

UNITED AMERIcANs.-A special session
ofthe State Council Of New ork, Of the Order Of
United American Mechanics. was held at Brooklyn
on Monday last, We understand considerable busl-
ness Of importance was transacted Abraham u
Levy Of Sing sing, was elected delegate to the Ma
,iona Council for the term OF three years and
James NJ Tuthill, of New York was elected dele
gate to FIJI a vacancy occasoned by the resignation
Of Geo A. Thitchener Of Poughkeepsie The ses.
sion Of the National Council commences IN Phladel-
Pima to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20

FELL N A fra man named Jonathan
HILL was seized with Fl while IN the street. on
Monday evening and taken 10 the Eleventh Ward
Police station, where Dr. Nichols attended him. he
was afterward removed 10 Bellevue Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20

NIBLo's. -To-night the attractive Rayels
perform four good entertaInments-Ilght Rope,
Three Gladlators, La NOta Arragonalse, spanish
nqoTcequ nightly encOred, ana concluding with the
comic pantomIme of Mons. Dechalumeau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20

ACCIDENT AT a SYwER-A man named
Wm Donnahoe, who was engaged IN digging
sewer VI town yesterday afternoon was very ser
ously injured in consequence Of the walls OF the
sewer csv.ng IN upon him. lie was Dug ON oy rs
fellow workmen and conveyed TO the City Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20

SALES OF REAL ESTATE. AUG. l9-By
James Cole-BroOklyn Property i lot on Graham
st, near Myrile-av $275 lot on Myrtle-ay., near
Grahanl-St 500 brick house Clermont-ay.. near
Myr,le-yV $2,i50 lot on Park-ay., near Clermont-
av $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20

CHARGE OF ARsoN-A lad about twelve
wears Of age named -- AlAeln, was arrested yes
,eIdav upon warrant, wherein he stands charged
With haylng the 10th INST set hre 10 the stable OF
T overs & Elngdorbcrg. IN North keni-ay., East
BROOKLYN. He MAS committed 70 jail 70 await an ex-
animation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20

OMNIBUS RACING.-lnSpector Strang yes
terday ARE sied John jenkins the driver OF stage No
81 Of Stout's Greenwood line, for racing through
Court-St on the previous evening, to the imminent
peril of pedestrians lie was taken before Justice
kng and fined $40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20

fatal AoCiDENr.-Charles Huntress, a
No i ~, SsaIs OF age residing with his parents
Sn., ~ Snetin - Wniie PLAYING Yesterday In Taft
SSpN fard. at the foot Of rhlni.st T. Mas caushi
Sss~een two large spars which some men were IN
.ae aci OF hiiing, and instantly crushed 10 death
n",onet 0eet viii hold an inquest on The BODY tn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20

% FATAL CAsvALry-ln the village OF
n'e'ssa". on Monday. Mr.. Briggs was dashed from
Ns I,xsSe" oy me running away OF his horse, and
M "eVs WIS broken He was engaged N brick max
So So ana had removed 10 the village from the East
soMe SIX months since
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MO EY lark EFT.

SUSnAY, June 22-6 r VI.
The past week has been Of great ercitem mt 10
the money market and quotations for stocks have lc
tuatsd considerably The news from California has
given very exciting topics for conversation and comment
in ancia circles and no satisfactory conclusions have
been reached in relation the probable effect Of the
advlces The worst entertained by those who
have carefully watched the Of things connected
with the California trade, and the future il filed with
apprehension Several failures have already taken
place and must follow We have difficulties COM
Ing upon from all sides The recamatons on ship
p,r cotton amounting millions of dollars coming
at this particular juncture will fall heavily upon
those interested than AZ any previous time within the
past twelve months The growing tightness In the mo-
ney market the result Of dstrust in the public
mind relative to the future than Of any contraction in
the supply q capital the heavy weekly shipments q
specie to Europe, and the alarm evidently felt by the
hanks all tend 20 restrict operations in commercial
matters, and TO embarrass those who have In
volved themselves too deeply in the transactions
Of the dsy We rcoect perfectly well that the great
revulsion Of 1857 brought about in way precisely
similar to this Every thing went on swimmingy and APP
parently prosperous until the grand crash came AL
sor Of cxrnvagance and speculation the order o
the day failure occurred occasionally in the city and
in sections Of the country but credit generally
was untouched Money was, AZ that tine, much mere
valuable than ~ present lhere was no scarcity o.
specie In the country bW the hanks not fully sup
Piled The currency largely metallic, and specie
until after the suppression Of specie pay
ments by the banks The nrs note Of alarm came from
the south IN the shape cotton failures Orleans
caused ny the great depreciation in the price Of the
material in Liverpool These failures like all others that
occur in any part q the United States fell directly
this city, and the first effect the suspension Of &C.
veral q our largest Wall street houses This was
death blow to public confidence and firm after firm went
down like pile q bricks The foundation Of indvi-
dual credit gone and all the gold in California could
not have arrested the panic The universal dstrus that
prevailed, compelled all those whose affairs were In an
nsoyent condition e suspend at once and hundredsof
houses which up to that moment considered per
.sty sni strong, vent BY the bvs<L Il w. Le9
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By the arrival of the steamship Arctic at this
Fort yesterday in receipt of four days later
Intelligence from England and the Continent OF
Europe, q full account of which will be found in oar
columns to-day.
The Attic made the passage in eleven days and
three hours, which, though not by any means so
short as the Collins vessels have before performed
the run in, is pretty good. Notwithstanding that
the passage has been made within ten days, have
no reason to find fault if, occasionally, twenty-four
or thirty hours more occupied in the voyage
1t is, however, acknowledged, on all hands, that the
American steamships have, thus far, at all events,
aistanced all competitors.
the news by this arrival is not of any striking I'M
portance in a political sense By the previous
steamship, intelligence received which justified
the supposition that difficulty might occur in Por-
tugal. There is now, however, reason u ex-
pect anything Of the kind at least at present Spain
anxious to interfere in the affairs of its neighbor.
In a commercial point Of view, the intelligence is
both interesting and important. Cotton and corn,
eur two great staples, have improved slightly.
This will be gratifying intelligence to more
than one holder of cotton, for further decline
might, and in all probability would, be disastrous
10 some who have been shivering for some time
past
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erp States. England and Engishmsn, except
some few who have travelled in this country, are
antislavery in feeling and in thought-and thereby
politically hostile to the union Of this country, upon
which so much Of the manufacturing and CONNER
cial prosperity of Great Britain must depend. All
the trouble we have springs from fountains opened
by English literature, and English agents of anti
slavery societies-such as Thompson of the Tower
Hamlets, and the like-and against the influence Of
which we have but single species Of defence.
The newspaper press is the only barrier to oppose
the great food poured upon us from Great Britain.
The press battles with England's books-with
Engands self constituted agents-andis constantly
engaged in exposing and checking the tendency OF
English literature to interfere with the welfare of
the Union but, with the increase of the hostile
works published against American institutions, the
duties Of the press become exceedingly onerous.
This fact already has been perceived, and, in the
Southern States, has been felt. The consequence
Is, therefore, that strong disposition has sprung
up at the South in favor of an international copy
right law-there existing belief that, with such
power to regulate the publishing trade, country
may be spared the malign influences which are con-
stantly exerted for mischievous ends. In this view
of the subject the proposition for an international
copyright law will meet with more favor than has
hitherto attended its discussion and there is pro-
liability that the question will be revived before the
next Congress, with fair chances of issue in some
thing practicable, and beneficial to the country.
All lovers of their country will desire such re-
suit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-23

BENEFIT MISS JULrA BESNErT.-It must not be for
gotten that the very amiable and accomplished Miss
Julia Bennett ill receive benefit at Brougham's Ly
this evening 1t is needless to refer to this lady,
claim upon the public nor to doubt for moment that
il will be responded TO in manner that will prove, what
has been often asserted viz that Miss Bennett is
Of the best Of the most popular actresses that
performed on New York boards. We only wish to
draw the attention Of the public to the matter lest it
might be forgotten
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-23
Fair tresses mans imperial race ensnare,
And beauty draws US with single hair.
% preserve the hair In n beautiful and

natuia color Boses Premium Electric Hair Dye; aud
q restore II Ia bald places and keep in fine healthy
diton nse Boges Hyperion Fluid which leaves the hair
oft tky and glossy May be bad with Bogles other
partitions q A. D. D. sands 100 Fulton street; Rushton.
lark Co., rs Broadway ". A. Carey Co, and Brig
ham Day Pearl street,
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TrIEGRApHc FEAr.-We learn from Mr.. Grogan, the
chief operator of the New Orleans line that the Niagara
news transmitted, on Friday morning, over that
(orses) line to New Orleans, and its receipt acknow
lodged here the afternoon Many dispatches from
firms in Liverpool to their correspondents in New Or
leans forwarded after the post office delivery
Friday and received here the evening and
went out by the Pacific which sailed for Liverpool the
following day Thus telegraph letters to New Orleans
written in Liverpool the 7th June delivered and
be received back in Liverpool by the first or
second July
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o,ygena,ed n,,,cr..-Tnla famou. remedy

for dyspepsia las reached distinction and popularity FAR
leyona medicine before the public The certificates
from Memters 81 Congress and ether citizens
are warranty for the upsrority and efficacy Of this med
cine. for sale by A. u. ~ Sands lO Fulton
u. Scoyt Co. $40, and &. II Ring 1g2 broadway; l.
Coddr gtan 2u Huds,n street aud us Broad way; r. NJ
Cuon 43 Bowery Of Grand street; Hail. Ruekle
Co, GreenV ieh
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that b. wilson's sewing Machine is the hes, aud the
cheapest machine in the word-ean do work in
day than ten seampstresses Those who wish make
fortune please call at i95 and 7 Broadway, room - up
stairs where this truly astonishing machine
For sale by WIN. s. LOWELL, agent.
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which ooors the hair applied has no bad
odor turns the hair green and Is superior
any dye in use or the money returned For sale
Piled at n Park under Eares Hotel Price rs cents
A liberal dis count TO the trade.