New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-14

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m srt il made either with the kernel OF aprcOts
/ with bitter almonds They are wnn0wet, groan1,
and forrel into leaves Of ave or sN pounds we'ght
which are put into tie press 10 order 70 extract ther
, oil three hundr,d pounds 81 aiaonas SeIlihS aooas
one hundred snd thirty pounds OF oi The pressure
increased upon them every two hours during three days.
"a the end Of which time the loaves of cakes are taken
on { Of the pres TO be ground dried and siitei
As may be gathered from cur opening eesersauoas.
there are no manufactures well represented az our
exhib ton those Of soap and perumcry: There are
no articles capable Of such INFINITE variety Of uo
cations the discovery Of . perfume, or The noyei
Csmbnatcn of several known ones, constituting IN ths
eyes al the scap-maker or Pertumers claim 10 spe-
ciaSty OF sssps we have scccrfingly vast sssort-
inert the pecslrres Of which are calculated 10 meet
ali tn- capriees Of fashisa and the whms OF the raost
fastiGnus Tbes are, however, ike the nicer shades
ofcoor in pictuve diicuit TO appreciate AMI arbtra
~ in their distinctions. The name and label OF IA
vorite u,aker are srseient to stamp mmeiste pepu-
larity ous new artsle. without any rsienIce to its
merits lust the eccentric productions Of ZONE we'll
Lnown pa ,ter pass cErent With the muItit.de, with
out anv distinct comIrehensGi 81 che qualities that
constitute ti>r excellosec. To Keep pare with this
Unsuitable thirst for noyeFy all tie resources Of chem
ica science ssm 10 be taxed 10 the utternsst There
i; scarcely discovery EFF, zed in TIE laboratory which
is not Immediately applied 10 the lrccuetion OF new
tints or perfumes in the rranufactcres OF "aeh We
are treating Whether this indiscrilnlnate employ
ment of metallic oxides and Bale esSesees Is oenencA
or nurus 10 the action OF tbs pores ofhe SKIN seems
10 natter little in he commercial CALCULATIONS OF the
Manufacturer As n the colorig OF confectionery Wa
believe that in many the use OF these power
ful chemical agents mast be highly detrimental 10 inc
health.
OF soaps and shaving creams. the samples shown ex-
hibit an amusing variety in their nomenclature We.
have the genuine yankee soap; the congress shaving
tablet: the eentemens svore the ladies' iaNorite;
the windsor brown; the lily white the transparent;
the military the rough ard ready; the locke, club;
the rainbow; the trcoor; she mosaic the tessshted;
the oleophane; the amber the honey the orange
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bena; the myrtle the heliotrope the pstchoul; the
musk; the lavender; the sweet clover che sweet pea
the national shaving cream or the million the cy me
resu the ambrosia and the PSnarston shaving creams
OF perfumes, we have an equally boundless choice'
There il the trobls extract OF che upper ten rare
essence The poppinack; the mile Hours; the anna
wills; the vetiyert the bouquet Caiioriiennci tno
otto de rose: the prairie flower; the migntAette the
winter blossom; the hawthorne the meadow Hover
,h berpamot and extracts too numerous TO ment0n OF
almost every flower that grows
OF pomades and oils we have the philccome the
ursine the pure marrow Noi simple put s'eshg pfe
tensions and the pOmade driRe
+ Of hair dyes aud inyigoratOrs, we have OF course
Pbalou's Billiards., Browns and CHRISTIANS, with, to
MS poor sexagenarians cheering aud conclusive speci.
mems of their restorative ELECTS Some Oh the hts'
Il truc eppear .rather purple in the sunshine bat as.
like the owls we only make our appearance az night,
our Youthful proclyites, as contemporary "Oua say
NAV escape detection.
In soaps and periumery as in most other manuiac-
yeslther classes the French continue - maintain the
preeminence which they have so long enyoyeu' NJ,
though the American manufacturers nave ,naae 'apa
progress in the imitation OF their pes, N'.e. 'noy
have been unable as vet to drive their c0mPettors out
Of the market The old prejudice which exists IN favor
ofFrench perfumery has no doubt muchto 40 WIN
this but at the time IL must be confessed ,ns'
L. in great degree, owing TO the superior qua,y VI
the articles themselves The quantity oil French per
eor consumed in the States must be immense; there
is in fact scarcely drug store tbroughous the Union
in which the sale oft does not constitute an hPor'en
item its trade As usual, however, the uae o' popu
ary seems to run in favor oil one msAet NV
produced by him are doubt excellent put we e'""o
holm thinking that the pastoral name IN when ne re-
ieees has contributed in no small degree 10 MS SUI
cess "What delicious perfume whoso ~ ~
"Lubin's" All | thought 80 "ha' enarn'ns
"name for dister of honey-suckle AMI thus are
reputaons made II will perhaps surprise 'nose VINO
are so eniicL6 with this manufacturers produsuons, "
learn that in the European capitals they are compsrs
lively unknown Ifthey ever We're saI's s1s '"''' '''
The perfumes most in vogue in the iashlonao,e CIT
cles Of London and Paris those OF Gueran, liver
and Houbigant Chardin Tho Proaueuoyn ~ '.;,,
makers are scarcely known here, but sihAp gus"''y
of them finding their way into the market heugehe
and Coudray and Mailly names OF Inferior marx seen
10 be next to Lubin. the hyorite manu'acturers
Although in the preparation ofextracts the American
perlumeTs have not as yet ataineu tue sa'"1
Kin as the French some Of the isncy soaps when tbe)
produce are fully lual TO them IN guaiity bakh .
pbIsJnbia The saccessor Of the well known Rousscll
InaLss "a fine soar as any in the world. Very htf'
interior "a them lat all are the soaps OF Niles Hane
of the same city There is doubt that these produc
tons must EVENT. iay succeed In driving the frencl
soaps out of the narket 1.-THE consumers co"d ON.
be got to believe what really the iact tha' tne supe
rorty of some Of the French articles ~ merely 10 ,h
prestige attaching to them, their feelings OF patro"sn
woud soon ndr zee them TO give the preference TO IN
home manufacu
la the nlero and cheaper class OF soaps ,ne s,,r
made bv Colgat Hall and the Messrs Taylor, OF PILLS
delpLa, seem t. be most generally IN use ne Trans
parent soaps II Manufactured BY the latter gentlemen a,
az fine a. any hat can be produced We have aireao
alluded to n z othic window contributed by thein' IN
paues Of whic are composed OF transparent OF asne
translucent zap, in great variety OF unIs Inc e"eo
il almost as erfect as that Of stained ghss
The impn tation Of English soaps and perfnmery
still copside rable although we have succeeded 10 pro
daepe here as GOOD brown windsor "a any that issue
from the anuiactories Of Cleayer or Low me artce
most In sy or with "a used 10 be those Of Low, Ede an
Patey he first was celebrated for has soaps the sec
Ond for hi essenses and the third TOR his ponhoes an
cold cres ms Ceayers articles, however seem !"
now fast superseding those ofeyery other maker ii
h0ney ap made the reputation and fortune VI ms
Whenf rst introduced the run upon soglea, wa
athou "a the price was raised eonsiaera1V' ~
impos .ibe 10 keep pace With the demand lhes,ein
ousI vsnd low prices ofhis usnuiacturers goods rel
den Am formidable competitor 10 the other foreig
hoaf e. -. t.uotl
RECOMMENDATION ofcaude-Cologne used 70 DE- eonAd
ers bic Al one perod but in has fallen OIL greatly sne
on chemists have CONNIE seed manufacturing ~ In
or igna preparation Of FarnA seems 10 pc iast osn
q 20 reputation IL once enjoyed That OF Leno ano,i
-er Coleqpe house seems 10 be prefrfed by hoss ~
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