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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26
DIED..

BoYCE-On Thursday tCnstma) morning Dec o. Of inju
lies resolved by falling through the hatchway Of the steamer
ureTa service at be Of 81. family, No6s2 Washing
vii be- taken to Oyster Bay Long Island for lntermen.
BATEs-In Waterfowl, N. " Oh Sunday evening Dec. T.
Frances only daughter OF Dr. James K and Serena L.
BusH-At Rye wsstche.ter Comfy \; " Wednesday
morning Dec "a after short ires', William Bush aged IS
DOwNS-In bi, city Wednesday morning, Dec. a. jane
IT.. ,,,tyes and friends Of the family are nyit, attend
funeral without fur invitation, on Friday morhng Dec
&C. at o'clock from her late residence No u Perry street
Her will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery Tor inter
EARCHILD Virgin Bay A. on Sunday Nov '; 80
lat Regiment NewYolk Volunteers in the 18th of bis
Csnnop daughter James and Jane D. Frasie aged years
and months
GAUTIER-In Brooklyn, Wednesday Dec a. John Henry
eldest son Of Samuel and ReDecca Gaur aged 81
months and q days.
GIBBs-On Thursday Dec 25 of dropsy Elizabeth wife Of
I"msips viii be conveyed from her residence No. 81
Oliver street Saturday morning to Pleasant Valley NJ T.
Pouebkeepsie papers please copy.
HENDRYC-Suddebly. Thursday morning Dec 25 Miss
rSSssnsi on Friday .sfnoen oe&
Ier No 5 Division. which her friends
RS 's': sisn tie s% attend
BIcksIn hi. s.y on W 's ssh Dee a. Mary Hicks
OeoIee Kearsine, aged u years ,
TIE ren ans were taken to fisbhll for internent.
California papers please copy
MURRAY-of eonsum pon joseph B. Murray .ssa % years
nat,e Rotts, Parish OF Clones, County Ferma a5h,
IIelaId.
oCONNOR-On "Wednesday, Dec. a. Ann OConnOr, daush'
ter Andrew and Bridget OConnor in the h year OF her
$3.50
oDELIAt Peet. Saturday Dec % Of biOs, 5sIit
seed "a years
puTNAM-Ou Wednesday night Dee a. Francis W. Putnam,
second sen C. and Frances A. Putnam aged years:
funes this at occek from the residence OF his
rnepts, No. IS Bond street.
PRFkDERCAST-On Tuesday evening" Dec q, John Joseph
AGED month and II days. eldest seh Of
Patrick Catherine Prendsresst Of Cloohconnor, County
Mayo, Ireland
1VOMPsON-At Salem Gross Roads, Chatsuque County
Y on Saturday Dec 60 at the residence OF his father
Dxcr B. Thon pson consumption aged years moaths
| ~ Asleep in Jesus! blessed sleep
From which wake to weep;
calm and undisturbed Iepose,
Unbroken BY the last OF foes.
TAYLOR-On Wednesday, Dec. a. Of spasmodc Group,
| Nisrd Fillmore infant of VIM b. aud Mary Eliza
Taylor
| THOMAs-On Wednesday, Dec. "a, Robert B. Thomas.
HIS and relations respectfully invited to attend ms
funeral on Sunday, the 8th at Il O'clock from No. 10 York
street.
| Iliea papers please copy.
vAl-In this city, at her residence No l3 Sixth avenue on
Fifth day morning 25th, Martha Vail, aged % years
TIE friends Of the family and those OF her son. ADDISON AL,
are invited attend funeral, from Fnencs meeting
Heater street OF ElLaoeth street, on SeVehn
| DAY, z7th mat, at III O'clock
| YOUMANS-In WILLIAMSBURG. "Wednesday Dec "a, OF
pleurisy Ms Elizabeth, widow OF Frederick foumaus, in
| The 18th y,sr Of her age
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The osse a. made on, b. p.oof one Of an sdvsnce
money hy the d.f-pd.n the Of the plainn nPo he
security u this a well Of the other stoik 70 Dc se'd Tor
ninety days =, $500.
consider he Law applicable to this ease 70 BE- that the De
kndas bound kept In heir n'e upon the books
Of III. Company tavr within their power or 10 Tier pos
during the perod Il the agreement be amount OF TWO
huldd Shares and that the mere rsht to ec. .toeH Ups
tied security monies borrowed was not such possessan
control a. the requires Seu,e w. Pnme JOIN IN
Rep 60. hid $50. Alien Dykeu HILL 5oi losd W
Horton Morgan. Supreme Court GeneT. Term May isn
Ninth The plaintiff when dealing with brokers a. - STOCKS
subjected h,e the peculiar custom Of that body OF agents
wi cuoom In violation Of law and when proof OF
lesay introduced By that custom the sh.re OF
II for The two periods Of thirty days
aiier the aspiration Of the fire., rod Gas justified
Tsrrh The sale Of the S1th Avenue Hroac stock a. the
price obtsined sanctioned by the plaintiff.
sresn The plaintiff soand BY his admission, that
IA. 20 the $50 there being
evidence establishing that be knew the time Of the stock
hsving been arted with.
7th There in the original Transaction In
Juusry 1856 for loan Of money Any
ofp.sfes, teyond what legal 1.-THE charge Of Sl made
In the account rendered in April improper, il the
ground and unwarrAned charge not charge
In pursuance the time the advance
The re.ui that the plaintiff Is entitled the
of AS with from the llth OF April 1856 But IN
sdIss he untitled TO JUDGMENT for return Of The
IS shares Of Sixth stock the plaintiff paying n
&i,lsJ So, with interest from the 18th Of March.
Jndiuent TO be settled on notice. - -.
d. D. Field for plaintiff; Cornwall and Tracey for
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Ocean steamcrus
TO DEPART.
Hermann From New York. Dec. q. For H,yr.
-...........Fron Boston. Dec. ST.. For Hvsr,.,,


Field and lady Miss 0cie Field, Miss Alice Field xss T.
bella Field Miss Fannie Field Master Field and NUS. Nss,,,
Of Boston; MIRA Knapp and ihfAni Capt rresmsa sss q
ship Isaac Wright Capt Sullivan late OF ship louisiana
lady c. Laughn and lady Mr. Ayers and LADY, Peirsos
and lady, g. ~ Giddiug and lady Dr. ClGke ana lazy,
and servant; Ms D. Lee, Mi,s s. H. C. Smith Aarnas
Downing, esq. II Seymour Lansing. ESQ, H. Jones NJ
Morris Henrqu.s II. Schoudora, II. r. selssp D. Levi
J. L. GoSen o +. Doman, NJ Needles, Mr.. Ferrs. r
Pisor j. Grunt G. A. Robhins $. Johnson. IT, y. Holmes
MT Fslkenhurrh, c. Hitchcock A. Moore, w 5 wisor
C. Goodwin, Mr. Loupde J. Cunninshsm. q. Peusm. W
Post W A. jenkins DIR. r. Hunter }. J. Townsend NJ
Lean, c. BmmsD, Mr. stoker Setback. A. c. Murray, O.
ST,l p pS;.cr on M,e 1qI Lombard Va 9' k
land p. johnson H. Lugenbuhl Enery Mr. Tyler Cast
Girard, A. Delano, Mr. Cron, J. Taylor, Rsnsom, ~
Ccpall, Mr. Guion-TotsL 100
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-yoRK.........Drc. 2



United States Mall steamship Baltic, Consoch fom Hyc
pool 10Th inst, with passens.rs &e to - K Colas lNa
Head passed ships Lancaster and CsIrshmore hound isa
inst LAT long Is IS exchanged sign s with Dansh
bound south 18th inst, lat Al S. long 81 passed large
sci painted black with jury msinmsst aud no ml,en
I7ib inst lat &c &C. long 81 So exchanged signals with Amer
can ,hip Thomas H. Perkins, bound east I'D inst lsl s.
long 81 passed number of barrels Of Hour or ssabes
pieces OF ftsh.coored bulwaks and broken pssts
green. 2s inst at meridan e.psrsnepsd no5hs,a s q
94,h inst al II D. m arrived At the Bar, Sandy Hook.
Bark Csrons Elwood Charleston days. with cotton he,
to Dupbsm Dimsn. -
Brig Ocean Traveller (of Bnnswck Sergeant, Ceoetovl
CT days with lumber to Peck Church vessel 70 j. hsr
ter Co.
ter to n sster; vessel TO {. A. De W slh -,
sch Z. Wright MarsdeD. Machas days, with lanbsr 10
Mathew. Tslho, Co.
Propeller J. N Harris Smith, New London.
SAILED FROM QUARANrINE-Shp Reporter Hswes,
for San Francisco From the Cit Ships NorthamPon,
Loo CI co. Wandeer, Ryder New-Orlesns, bsiks Good
speed Faye Mobile. June Dsseet, Lambert, Gisssov;
SAILED :4tt-stesnsip Africa (Br), shannon Lverpos'i
Tennessee, Tnkepaueh, San Juan.
wIND-Durns the day, ws.w. to NV, and fresh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26

The supply Of Poultry, Game and choice Meats was
universally large yesterday in anticipation of the in
creased demand for Christmas. The market was
thiopged all day and late into the evening with pur.
chasers, ard most Of the passage ways were almost
completely bockedup.
Ordinary Poultry and Game were held at about last
weeks quotations. but extra fancy sold at large prices
Fresh Beef has not changed in price, but viii ad-
vance before the close Of the week.
Most kinds Of fresh Fish advanced yesterday from
Is to IS cent owing to the scarcity occasoned by the
cold weather. The prices will continue to increase as
long as the cold term continues.
There was good demand for Vegetables, but no
change in prices.
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lie Court then adjourned to this morning.
NFW-YORK SUPERIOR COURT-SPIcIAL TERh-Dee.
Before Judge HtFFNAs.
Transfer OF sToCK-AUsI BE HELD EY VENDOR DIR
ING THE PERIOD OF AGREEMENT.
Erancis IL. Ssltus AT. Sidney A. Comm 81 al

Fra III n. A
HorrNAr, First: The defendants, on the Sh
d.y Of anusIy 1885, contracted for the purchase OF 200 shares
az stock three dfrer, parc ard BY the terms
az L bargain aimed by the evidence IL TO be dey-
e,d on the of January. Such contract made in pursu
plaintiff. Each of the parties from
such prpoed be made owued At that time,
January stock equal TO th. amount sold Some
the said stock not In such parties names but was aeu
sllv owned ~ them
Sfo,d In Is matera whether the 9Th Of January stock
actually held by the proposed vendors IL also Inmate
ri,l binding contract made with them
9th January. The legal are 10 D. determined ~
the fact, az they existed tie 9Th The actual transfer IL
made econs which might have existed when
the executory.
an nav m TWO hundred Of the stock in question: 10 be
held of the plaintiff subject TO his order and dos
ton. - -.
thy shares stock ofthe Sixth Avenue Railroad Com
power Of attorney to transfer the This de-
po. made security TO the defendants for making the
sale purchase ard for boldps and conveying me sd Nicaragua
stock on behalf Of the pisinins -, ,
Fil Tie Nicaragua stock was carreS by the defendants
fori the 9Th Of January until the st O4 April, lso The
appears have been subsequently agreed
StTS On .he 18Th Of March 1875 the d4sndant. bad no
standing to their credit ON the books III The Company nsr
On the tih l OF she Bionth. From tie 3is OF
March the fd of April inclusive stock stood 10 their
credit the Sd and 9TH Of April they had ia sh,res On
their eeds aud o. the 9Th Of Ayr two hundred
fer.ed tn The number tIAnGstred by rism The
said Lulrod shares that day sod and ir the
shores held b, them for the Il1inun. go,
all times r. the Sh Of January 10 the llh day Of April
Of stock slul hunerd shares deIosied 9TH
other parties from whom they bad borrowed money upon The
security Of ue sok and redeeDabe upon the payment of
sucb losps
EsoAh The Price OF The socs the isth ef March 1856,
wss 90 sverige % Si Per cert
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26

The Baltic brings London papers of the 9th-not SO
late By three days the dates by the Canada. Con-
soils had touched 95l before the dividend came Off
The London Ners of the 9th says:
There a disposition the part of spectators
for the Fall to extract grounds Of uneasness from the
statement that the Paris Conferences about t. be
reopene1. Meanwhile, the immediate aspect Of the
Money market s rather Measuring than otherwise As
Christmas approaches an exceptional and temporary
increase of demand is to be looked for but to day the
market decidedly quiet, and in all quarters the
rates for fcsss paper were below those OF the ank
We also notice the satisfactory feature of an increased
willingness tie part of discounters to negotiate long
dated psper. In the Stock Exchange to day, loans
from Gay to-day were obtannble on Government secu-
rites at the moderate rate Of cent but this is
partly dee TO the circumstance that Money not gene
rally wanted 10 the house until the next settlement
which, regards shares and foreign stocks ia fixed
for the 10th inst.
AT Paris to dey the Three per Cent Rentes closed
a. 61s5 eK-div. for money, and IS 10 exdiv. for the
end Of December. After making allowance ior the de-
eucIion Of the dividend the price the account shows
decline ofBsaiy cent, compared gth the closing
arotanps OF Saturday. The reduction in the price for
money, however, is a mere niie.
1.-The other continental stock markets naiatain
sseaditess.
The Bank Of Holland to-day have raised their rate
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NEW-JER,SEY IZ1EN&.

CHRIsTxAs ere were services in 81. Matthew
Episcopal and the Free Episcopal Churches in jersey
City yes,erdsy. Also, in st. Peters Catholic Church
Mass was ssd at a, and lOi o'clock, and Vespers
at D. m. The churches were handsomely decorated.
large number Of passengers passed through Jer-
tcy Cit, on Wedr esday night their way to country
places by railroad, and many returned last night.
In Hobok,n there were services in most of the
churches and the city was alive with target companies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26

bat the best large e. stabbed Oxen seeond .,.s,.
the hn rsssfsd oren the hes, ss,feA Cows 90 -
three year cid st~e,a shesp-Exirs ineiaA.s C.-~s ~
WHEN few rejected out from lo,s -
There were ;? cn' over the Bosser and x,Ine Rs,.,
over the Boscn and bossl ~ ov~r be Fctbur, a., NJ
The Western loaded with Cattle Sheep s-ite and -, va
R,sAsEs; Sh,stD a. we,k-sioiuy dsy-ooa.sslsss, a.
msIhet rather dull Doc much yars.ion In prices T.
lst veeh sw pair Of Oxen sold Sc Vew, h.be, suon
quois'h The Sheep market today win o.. .y.r.
good In quality fhose Of .sf week prces for
quality vary but little om lee, week those eta lar
head were noihins than pslters. wy
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PLilaselphia Cattle Market. DEC. a.

We have but little change 20 note In the operations OF the
Cattle Ma ke since last weeks report The sales yesterday
aud to-day very well attended and the better quality Of
Beef Cattle advanced Q shade In price,
BEEF CATTLE-There offered at the various cattle
kes s5 head OF Beeves principally from Ohio and Pennsyva
MA all of which sold from 50 to s9d % 80 and few At
slO5o y 100 ID.
snErp-rhe SUPPLY Of Sheep vas about a. large .. usual tas
$40 bead the sheep were generally good and sold bIsky
Hoes Hog market also active and 30 head were
sold readily. at from 81 50 to e8$ 100 n. ,,
Cows AID CALyEsThere has been but little change u th
market for tine past either In number or price, the sales
bisw amounted to 100 head 1t fon So 700 eacn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26

FATAL RESULT OF A Runaway AcciDESr.-Thos.
Costssn who with VIM Morr thrown out of bis car
ae In Fulton svsnue Monday night caused by runaway
horse died yesterday OF the injuries then sustained His skull
was fractured He extensively known throughout the city
Union Hotel In Atlantic Mr.. Nor
h understood = in pTeoaous situation He also the
keeper public house in the Fifth Ward. Costgan
.of( tl.s Massachusetts.
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C.-ar,S.e C.ssle Markss.

"WEDNESDAY, Dec. a. 1885,
market $50 Cattle ESQ Beeves and leo Stores coos.ssns
of Working Oxen and two and three old.
Prices Market Beef extra 90 oo0ss 81 first qualify 81 50
az 7s; second quality, e 25es7 third quality s5xSs;
ei75 n pair Cows and Calves from $50 go " $50 and
ss5 YesIinss GIG to 500 two yesn cid $ to en- three
years old, e2s to so.
sBEEP LAMBS eos at market; prices In lots: el 50,
81 81 So So sSi5 - each; extra and selscons o. -,
swrxEl 100 Western AZ market prices; live WEIGHT. $40
7c 70 dressed Sdsc y D The market for Pork 10 sctive
and prices firm.
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COMlN.ERCLAL MATTERS.

THURSDAY, December 25 P. NJ.
There was no business done in the street to-day.
The imports of Dry Goods for the week of
five days were only $685. COG, against same
week last year. The following is the summary:
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. .rRfs DAT.
eun-Ases... 723 Ses........ 40 Moon-Rises. 7;o6s
wArgR....rSIs DAY
Sandy Hook. e4 Gov Island s4m Hell Gate. 9ti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26

WoMAy FROZEN TO DEATH "A womsu, whose up:
raance II dcated that she hard drnke found dead
m Wa,hngon park yesterday forming is probable she
iu down and being unable rise froze death. The body
mas tsk, n 70 the Dead House for Identification
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26

NEw.osLEAxs, Dec. %, isS-Corros, s.l.s
tsies Of M l2lc for middius MoLAssEs stss,ie -
elosed with ADVANCING tendetcv sales a. s7 HHs.,
e,ally unchanged. rosK buoysnt and selling At Ella
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Ran.ilx MaRkefina.

The following table gives the retail price Of the prin-
eipal articles of Farm Produce in the City OF New
York on Thursday, Dec. %:
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letter from Capt Swain Of ship Minsry, - o. N n
Had Lost two men ss the Island Of Mamma NAY 49,
sstfins Of boatEd saxd Phillips Of Fshkil Ahe = ~
and New. Zealand s-M
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BY Eric Raslrood- 500 bbs Flour. 81 bsss ws.l, L..
pkss. Provisions SIS pigs. Bates - sssks Whs.
Leather Pigs. Ashes "As
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Hides 7,asie y h. Tsilow, sassc. ID. Pelts 81 NO
81 30 each. Caskibs l3dl4c y n. 4 ..-s.
Beef sxtr, and fstelsss quality, neludss nothing
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,rox,o.r,ov On Otryysr-Justces Blatcbley aui
L.Ys ,or some time ceased 10 entertain complaints
s,n.s c.r.ops for druntre Those eTsgsh, before s.sn
VI ai .g,ice-the Nsne Law and each ~ - proso
hin, cor .idered pullry OF a. least OF doubtful
n (. understood will adopt the same course III q
havDs pocured the advice Of able counsel 10 re-
n.tt,r Drunkenpess IL therefore be inferred
s until legal check interpreted by the Less
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26

SrICrDE.-A young man. seventeen yesrs OF age,
named JA,srr suicide at his fathers residence ia
Adelphi street Atlantic avenue yesterday morning by
.hotine himself with pistol He subject 10 his OF de-
and lsboripg under this acon At tho time
H brother In the but bad suspicion OF his nteS-
ton up III tie fatal act was accomplished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26

vte certificate ,nd handel Il TO OHcs Kirby woo IN e1n
RAM with Ocer Preston and the tues again
ife woman TO the Hospital where che We .dned Sa
,b. approximations OF the ohcefs lug J7
caused by cuDv,yD Der back and forth os't tne
donbt hssrn-d her end a. shc .s 90
Willie lsying her bed. She was sutieien'iy
f. her The accident TIE conductor, VI" ~ II -
a. red 10 pay the woman a.
pif. avs ,la cot IN Tic Bedford Station No'hhs
further II Known of her.
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Rowpr PROCEEDINGS "A party OF rowdies entered
che Empire ssocs In Sckett street. Wedpesd night aud
after oreakns th'pes about the
the place on IRE The lsaes hos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26

FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE SoUTH FERRY DEPor.-
he ou,h Ferry Depot Of the Long Island Railroad Co By
ss Oh car In consequence Of the slippery state q hepia
fofm She snord In such 70 break bsI anks
cad iyre her spne. Tire conductor Of the tru Mr. Walters
end Preston conveyed the % the CITY Hospital
tkst JDsitution refused 70 admit her They then
tonsht kr bach 70 the Third District Station Hea:s.
saSegtgnsts vasaa VIEW boasd up By d. u NaOsna He
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IN WANT or HosE.-A man whose Appearance
ibdseJ bis poverty and addiction 10 LIQUOR was brought be-
fore Justice smith yesterday on the esge OfntoacO The
man wbercupon he solicited tho favor IN che most urxsnt
until the ls Of March, as h. had DO home
nabe livelihood The Justice being nae vel
appeals favored him h commitment Tor two
PsItcBtiay. The took the waSgg
out 10 the Institution admitted within lie wa Is
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comparison of the footings Of the weekly Banks
published this morning with those Of the statement for
The ire yious week exhibits the following results
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the determination enforce the law requiring the
police 10 their forms. Some Districts just such
clothes they please snd ocers Courts appear In citizens
Clothes altogether. This is TO be- remcdied.
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MAsoSIc.-G. =. Master Parker installed the follow
ing ofsceIs Joppa Lodge M No 2oi AT the comnau
carton "Wednesday evening: y. Marvin, w. NJ Joseph
Wright, s. w; VIM King J. w Richard Sharp SECRETARY;
A. Briggs Treasurer Geo. Mallory aud j. Blair Deacons;
g. X CLARK and j. Davis. Stewards; John Hseket Tile
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-25

/ "NEyER say DfE" q a per- on whose hair has b.
come gray prematurely, unless you Of advis
ing the use Of something which will remedy the mat
| ter Dying the hair with ordinary articles is, al
best but temporary affair, and the shade produced
il any thing but that with which nature adorns thu
human hair The "INIMfrARLE HAIR CoIontSe" and
Restorative Of c. Heimstrcot Co.. does not act as a
dye stimulates the natural secretons at the roots
Of the hair, by giving life and tone to the small
vessels which secrete the natural coloring and thus
gives them new life and strength 1t does stain the
skin and may be used freely water, aud with
much safety. The article Is composed Of oil and
stimulating spirits, adordng agreeable hair wash,
and is an excellent substitute for oil or pomatum.
The peculiar properties Of this preparation render
il entirely different from any thing now in use for
the hair
The color Of the hair when restored ia exactly the
shade il before it turned gray, ana the singular
phenomena attending It's use, not only curious but
easily observed. Ar the bulbs at the roots Of each
hair affected by the remedial agents, the com
nencement Of the change may be notccd the bulbs
grow dark, and in short time the hair from the
roots outward begins 10 turn IN shade and CON
tinues to DO until the desired change Elected and
the hair possesses the glossy appearance and shade Of
youth This may strange, but no ''more strange
than true" The article has been extensively initial
ID and persons should be particular purchase Of my
agents. The genuine has the signature Of the late
hrm and the present proprietor the top Of each
bottle. Il. HAGAN
Surviving partner, and successor 70 {. Hemstreet
d Co, sole proprietor, Troy, New York. For sale by
5. HEIMSIkEET, Union Block