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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-17
TIE FAMILY HERALD.

Nsvvx frum Ca troyLas Tine rasss River Gold
Dsssar ~s- rns Ocean Tslsgraah-steAm on
the Esas CanaN- Anaaxs an Europs The
Roy al Fesss nc ca OF bsurR- nairs GA Utah
st Fssafch.s C~Nnedrai-Lscsl MAtfens-
Dssske4s, &c.. &c.
The FAMILY HERALD In Ito edition Of 10 morrow viii
AZ The news Of he PREVIOUS week OF Interest or mgor
tAaca AmcGg cher thiuxs viii 30 found
The IA,ss News from Csifcxr.aLeer from our Cores
pona-r. r.v4nx rer ersl REVIEW Of msters-New Gold
kines-B1ss Marriages. snd Deshs On tae Pacific side &C
interfering News rom the Fraser Rivw Gold hlr~sssss
msDs OF Re uvned hevuisson
OF Feeirg sod Suffering among tho nners-High State OF
the her- No Gold Dxgers a the BssSca<ctS Of frcSi
s.ors-frafer River Denounced Humbus-Enecs OF the
Bevul'ion IN CaEt mia. Ae. nc.
The Atlantic Te'ssraph-Escepuo. Of Queen victonAs
Message and President Buehsaans Reply
FUN Report Of the TriA Trip OF 6ternborx
from Rochester TO Buc and full Of Ira Erper,sai
introduce steam Ia the Navigation Of tho Ere CAns1
Display In Buflospeecaes the Governor Canal
Commissioners. TO-, &c.
Affairs IN Europe-leter from Correspondents as
London and ris-The koysl Fetes a Cherbourg France
with Description Of the Great Works nj thai place. &C
Affairs Uiah-Interes,ug Letters from Cores poudeu
Lake containing account OF the dongs Of
TIE Saints and their leading men
he REVERE Again In New YortStrauge DevelcpcoasnS
Report Of tho Grand Ceremony Of Laying the Corns
etone Of st. Parcks OAnedrs-Sxsy THOUSAND People
Groupd-Procession of Bishops Pnests Chorses and
Religious socetles-The Archbishop's sermsnCsshorosu
in Yorkls Progress IN three quayters Of Century
Catholic Churches 6cbools Piiess Societies authorization
In 1883 10, 10
The Dickens Domestic Afar-Le.ter from Mr.. Dokens
Becanaton OF misunderstanding Ceremony OF ire
Roman Catholic hurch-Bapsm of Mas MAraa-ea Fox, of
the Rochester For family.
Ediorial Comments Matters Of Interest.
local Ne~s u New York and adjoining Oes cf Interest,"
and Importance.
Report Of the Condition Of The Cattle MArtet-Prces
Supply &c, &c.
Obituary Eouces Of distinguished and noted PersSss ro
Gently deceased.
full Report OF the Prices Of all kinds OF Marketable Pro
duce carefully corrected each week
LAses 1ntegeacs received up 10 the ums Of pubiea
ton by telegraph or Otherwise.
Together with Polce kepors-fhsAtreal Maslers-uonsy
and Commercial Observation-Disclosures and Deaths-formirs
Of Interesting useful and miseeAne readag
Terms-Orly - year four GENTS single COPY To he
obtained Office Of the HERALD and Of all agents
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s,.vls arr frsnda Ct s szy ire respectfully lnv,>s<
tr suelr. ~
cavsner Ct SerTy Morrison, aged rssss snd no.sSs
The rs'sifse srd fr~ucs The family arp rosnoct-S
sssa so IL. w.., 70: .S;s ,
Eseg& -AI T1Ty 1wp, h. Y, On SATURDAY. mor.6xz
August 70 LriiAs, youngest Laughter Of Asrsa ana =
zASesA p Rseus, VI Baltimore, Ma. sged sesss aaA Il
Baltimore paper. please copy
sue Ie az 10 o'cocs, OF paralysis, gowAaD RocM 4,
The friends and relatives Of tho sniy vespsoW q
,nyasa to s:se1s tho funeral. Q. wseossdsy nsraias.
Rois<1ra ---in Ee~ Orsaus, on SUNDAY, Angus Z, e
yetw fever ssncre Ressar,s Of .hs cav assd a -
soss. 1s... gor K sa1s,s1 sssd a Sssrs, I. :ve
*: aassse county Longford, Ireland.
Fac f'isnes o. "a. family .,s reaassssd % sssssa -
ieusshy sheets, TIN (rue sday> atternoon onss
sZcAn.-On Thursday, August H. nviux suffered ~
SON us..as from svonchss, SIXTH sloAs, In Ne ~
Els r,naina vers inserrsdin 1finisy Csusswy.
IS after sSss Ss .o s %sD.s
s1ANDHisG vito OF John saandrDE. sgsd n ysan 81
The friends s family ere invited 10 sssspd he s,.s
RAJ from her lase residence No 81 Carroll strest Seed
Brccki,n 70 Cypress His oesastery tbs (russdayl ns
SrAsx -On Sunday morning, August u.s. E1xl, widow OF
John starr ond daughter OF Ralph j. wssssrvss h rs
The relatives ad frends Of the fal, aro invited b At
tend the funeral from the Dutch Reformed Church.
King street, on Thursday morniny, a, n'ns o'cieck.
Sergeant police or the Nineteenth precinct, assA IS
years
Inc relatives and friends Of the family, the Hon Osa-
micsoners Of Police and members OF the depAr ment Ia
general respectfully invited 70 attend the f1aAral
from The Nenodist rpsOopa church, Ffesh street ns
Tntd avenue, on Wednesday afternoon, 1t o'csca
without further invitation Tho remains will DO inferred
In Greenwood
rrIIsGaAsr Saturday, August a. afser long asA
painful illness, SARAH S. wife OF William f. TlinGhas
eyed 80 years
green's, Long Island.
Waikiki On Sunday, August Is, Ass ELIZA, dsughSsr
OF Adam ana .A'zabeih Jsae Walker, aged yeass, q
months and IL days.
CONGREGATIONS suAAaAr TsFrA The members ere -
yted 70 attend the funeral NARY, daughter Of Houv
Morrison Fec which will take place troo hs rodencs
No ia wee, twenty fourth street, Tuesday, Algu&
IL III c'elsek n, precisely, without further nossos
MYER I5AACs Sec'ry.
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City Intelligence.


The Nrv PorIcx couRr.-0n Thursday next Justice
welsh viii open court n hts new quarters n ,he City
Hail. the formerly occupied by The Chief OF Po
Ice Geo ". Matsel Tho entire place has been renped
and painted and will doubt be OF the most con-
yenen police courts In the city. For long time the
Mayor has been sadded with all sorts OF criminal
which hes greatly utsrferred with The regular business
of his once In future all which viii not requr
his immediate attention viii be sent before yustc
Welsh The establishment Of the above court WIN be
great benefit 70 the public, especially 70 those In The
lower part Of the city. woad be well we're portion
Such officers N keee Kinnsy and smith should be sent
there they would Of great benefit 70 the department.
hey beng old and experienced officers
Arrrsrrrp Euowrroy-Mr. Hiram P. Horton, Of Wash.
iss,ou Market desires M 70 state that he not the person
alluded TO In the paragraph published under The above
heading Ia yesterdays papers he superstition 10, that
some vseaboud, with the ntenon Of obtaining money ~
alleged, used name 10 which he WAS not entitled There
but one other person bearing that In the Directory
and ben are Tar above suspicion Of having been concerned
many such transaction.
Tm WATER IN HoBoxr.-Durise The past two weeks
worfmen have been busily engaged IN laying pipes
through Ne stress Of Hoboken for the intrvducsIcn
the Pssaac water 10 anticipated that the work will be
finished about the Arss Of september, when grand de-
nonstrsfion VII be bad. Tho Common Council well
the Water ccmmssioners intend appropristpr about
civic societies viii turn out grand dinner IL said vii
follow the PARADE and In the evening the various public
and number OF private budines win be illuminated
also dlPpay OF fireworks The green nv the ferry
Several OF The military and IRE COMPANIES OF Jersey City
end Hudson contemplate joining In the affair.
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H.ne Canadian Parliament.

IOKONTn, august 10, iS5S
The Canadian Parliament WAS prorogued to-day.
The Governor made the following speech
HososABIx GsrnEMKs--I congratulate you on having
cicsed the session. and happy 10 find that the subjects
which have been recommended TO your consideration
have received attention q your bends The oct OF aoo
isbipg imprisonment for deot aud preferential assign
ueuts in Upper Canada will tend 70 the as~
Stimulating Of The laws OF the two sections OF
the province, ana must be Of benefit IN IT,
operation. Our steam COMMUNICATION With Eu-
rope has continued 20 work ,cessfuiiy, and have
little doubt that you have done we'll In providing for the
regular mail service by steam during toe season TO Gssps
end the lever provinces Tho appropriation for postal
line 70 Red RAer will open continuous mall route under
the control o the Canadian government from there to
Nova Scotia am glad to 1nd that the customs tariff
has undergone your revision, and regret that cannot
speak the commercial crisis which hes passed the
ocusry something that has entirely passed. earnest
ly pray tos she complete restoration Of our prosperity
may long be Delayed propose in the Of the
recess 10 communicate with her Majestys Govern en
and with the Governments Of the sister colonies in another
matter OF very great importance. l AN DESTROYS Of
inviting then, to discuss with the principles
which bond Of federal character uniting the pro
v.rees British North America may perhaps hereafter
be practicable Inow release you by prorousng the
sent Parliament
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WASHINGTON, August Is, 1853
Return Of the Prerde~t-I'resTe Of Business-Rusgry
Office Seekers-Me President Sends IntnmeddIvs
Adsift-7he Case Of II. Fbada-7he Lndisn Troubles
in the Ie'itories--7hs Nt,o Fork Custom House Ap
pointments-A Weekly Nail to Europe by American
Lines, dc dc.
The President returned last night much refreshed and
we anticipate sharp work this week There Is much 10
do and anxious parties here 10 look after their
raj interests. The New York Post Oces ct East and
Yves. Troy and Whitehall viii recsve attention
and short work will be made Of them. Toe President and
all parties are dsgused with the whole subject, which
has been settled twice already, and Is now again re-
opened The hds and sofs of your State are the
sion OF trouble to the departments about appoint
meus than oil the rest Of the party throughout the
Try. No matter who Is appointed the rejected aspirant
always expresses bis fears that the result will ruin the
u in hs county The last administration gave the
soits nearly all the offices. This time, under
the rule OF rotation. the hsrcs claimed at least
haH among the principal Post Offices. When the
appointments made the hards received eight aud the
lofts twelve, exclusive or Buffalo and East Troy. The
President decided oGset these against each other
and after mach consideration reapponted Dcke SOFT ~
the former place, and decided In favor OF j. r. Fonda
hard at the latter All sorts OF charges had been brought
against Fonda and refuted The President satisfied
was charged with having been Know Nothing HIS com
petitor Mr.. Macarthur, Of the Troy Budget, now comes
here with . reeration Of this charge. Macarthur and
Davis, Of the Budget are both here, and behalf Of
Fonda Aessrs James Leonard and r. NcAanus, both
sdopted citizens, ano the latter soft McAthurs fenos
expect to eho~ by sldavits that FONDA was member Of
the dark lantern order, while the opposition vi prove
positively that be went Tito with perfect
with his party in order 10 gain the information which
would enable them 70 defeat IT, and having acquired that
made precipiate retreat. The Budget Clique are very
ber towards Fonda, and evidently think he interfering
with their legitimate bread aud butter for they have had
the offices in Troy so long that they look upon them "a
their property. A said the President viii make short
work Of H. As he h., already decided that East troy
hsvo bad hA
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Steamboat Accident

BosroS, August 16, 1858.
The steamboat Nelly Baker, which plies between
Boston and Nahant was run into this afternoon,
while at the wharf, by the Philadelphia steamer
Phness Sprague striking the former forward Of the
wheel. and cutting eight feet through the guard
and deck. and otherwise seriously injurng her. The
damage is about 5000. Although the Nelly Baker
was crowded no passengers were injured.
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ASpRrws-Hrsrxp.--ou Monday, August 49, At the con-
regnsional church, Green ~ich Connecticut By the Rev
Joel H. Lnsey, JoHs AsDxxws, Of this city, 10 ELuAsxH
N, only daughter Of William A. Husssd, 49, OF the for
mcr place
MnIxs-rotxy-0 Wednesday sveons, July 7, BY the
Rsv James Mlest, 81 his residence, Mr. JONI Mum 10
Mss CarHAnps Tofzv, Ill Of this city.
ZnDrprn-BoySrI.--on Monday, August 10, By tho
Hoacrable Alderman Y. Harrison Rect nr. noRRr I'm
70 Nh HxzS4 BosSr, both Of Amsterdam, Hol-
land.
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tendent the true state of affairs. by the time Gen.
Harvey arrives there full information Of the DISPOSE
t,on Of all the tribes may be expected to have been
obtained. vigorous campaign will then be com
menced and carried against the hostile tribes till
they yield or are driven from the country
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The GSsSRAL NEWSPAPER DxsrArca.
WAsHINGToN, August IA. |

WAsHINGToN, August ia, IN5B.
The New Granadian Minister had an interview
with Secretary Cass this morning at the State De-
pa,tment, and communicated to him the Cass Herran
treaty as modified by the Congress Of that country.
There is only one alteration therein, and not three,
heretofore and that refers the naval coal depot
But the treaty is accompanied by two propositions
in the nature Of explanations.
MIR. Erskine, the new Secretary Of the British Le-
cation. has arrived here. Mr. Russell, one of the
attaches left this afternoon to take passage in the
Persia for England.
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Boiler Explosion at Pawtucket.

BosTON, August 16, 1853.
The boiler Of Dexter Il Brothers cotton mill at
Pawtacket R. l., exploded at an early hour this
morning, tearing the building into fragments, near
ly destroying a grocery store, and making o CON-
plete wreck of an adjoining drug store. The mill
took FIRE and was totally destroyed. A boy was
taken out of the ruins seriously injured The
amount of damage is not known.
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Personal lntsllig>aee.

Hon Bedford Brown, who has just been elected the
State senate of North Carolina by democracy Of Cas-
well county prominent member OF tho United Siates
Senate nom that State curing nearly the entire iuinstra
tons OF Presidents jackson and Van Buren,, and sustained
all the great measures OF the democratic party.
Chief Justice G Pncknsy Smith hiss beer selected by
The bar OF Jackson, Miss, to pronounce euogy Gen
Qui!Insn.
The hon. C. G. Clay, who has been sojournlpg for
fortnight or 90 at Point Clear made brief vs. Mobile
the oh iLSt.
Tie Hon. j. J. AcRae ex Governor OF Mississippi, was
IN Mobile, Oh Sunday the 9th ns rote to Pom, Clear
Che Governor Is spoken OF the probable OF
General Quitman In Congress.
Information has beer received ut the State Department
At Washington from William Miles, ESQ the United States
Consul al Caso Pern Of the death of the folio wing
rican citizens, including marnes from Let
October to she 3lAt December, 1867:
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Coevner's Once 4.

DxAm oy 6HAxAs rsex ALLEGED vrc.zros james
RsypolSs sailor whose aets mcrtem examination Wss
nsde saturday by Coroner His, o,ed on Mceess al
the New YORK Hospital. Deceased, In the sateuer. tie
made Saturday sa,d that In Apr, iast while ship
which be employed lay at hong Kong. Mr. Baker tho
come quite ~ exDedi0asy ~ the mate noaght proper,
the latter rushed into the forecass and drew him ~ the
beat him and then confined him In iroas siUoa which e
he bad been sick The evidence Of Reynolds WAS suo-
santaed BY that Of John Jones' Who also was npoy
Hcepsssl, made . pcst mcrtem examination OF tho body
and foaso large caoceeons umor Ia the abdomen also
several Ulcers The Immediate cause Of death was caa
Ger, which In the DOCTORS opinion Usht have been 10
duoed or hsstened 10 growth 10 consultation disposed 70
this dbease by the violence received The jury rendered
but whether the result Of injuries received the Jury
are unable 70 say Awarant tor the arrest Of tbs mMs
was ssued but ne has returned China. Deceased was
native Of ireland, % years Of age.
FOUND DROWNED -The BODY Of q private wstchman,
named Mcconnell, WAS found on Sunday In the North
river, near pier No. g. ana taken to the dead s
Bellevue Hospital. Deceased had beea missing siucs
Wednesday last and IL supposed 10 entay
drowned. Coroner Gamble held an inquest upoo the
body
Found DKAD-A FrenchmAn. named P. Ssger, was found
dead In his room at No so Franklin street Sunday
night and Coroner Gamble yesterday held inquest upon
the body Tho evidence sho Ssd that white intoxicated
fcw days ago he fell aud wss severely injured The jury
rendered Vofdos OF DEAN IRON congestion OF tue
brain" Doooased was 90 years OF sgs ana bookkesper
by profession.
DEATH FROM suS srRoKx.-on Monday morning q poor
woman, named Mary Jane hcDsys. Toll dead near tbs
ofh:e Of the Amshouse in shs Park. Coroner Connery
held inquest upon the body. ADD verdict OF Death
from coup dc sole and supernduced BY debility" was
rendered.
SJABBISG AFFRAY,-Two men named John Carnley aud
Cornees Freldyers got into eight together Sunday
plight at No 2ss West Thirty sixth street, during which
CynIey drew knife and stabbed his anagons, severely
in the forehead, check, and arm He arrested and
Justice Kelly locked MIN up 10 awa the result Of the
INJURIES indicted
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK Board.
rHuArrrMa, August Is, 1850
Ssnks Gun. Pennsylvania SIS, sou; Reading Rail-
road. "a Morris Canal. iss Long bland Railroad is9
Psoray lvHniA Railroad, aaS.
BALTIMORE, August 10, 1883.
Flour Arm. Ohio and Howard street % ak q o. so.
whestsi rs 81 30 for white, and 81 Is 81 2s for
rcd Cora-whi,s, SOC. &c.. yellow, stc. ssc whs-
key Gull.
Flour quiet: new, - IS IS. Wheat nrm: sales Of
81 ss for white. Corn dull and lower yellow, Sc ssc
Whisky duh 81 csc. 2oc.
r., boz, A., ,... 5000 ss a assss T. is ws
key steady: saiss 200 bbis. a. asc Prov.oa. dali
Flour quiet wheat dull and over sales Il SIC Corn
dour, 900 bushels wheat, 600 bushsls corn ship
merh 10 Oswcgo-t7 Geo bushels corn. Recspts-g0o
bels aour, 30 ooo bushels wheat 1900 bushels oon
There better supply OF dour Offering this morning.
but The vievs Of holders above those OF buyers and
we have sales 70 note Wheat IN fAir demand and
ii 81 Is 1850 do eonmoa Chicago sprisg $50, gene
rally hsld at 90c. Corn ques demand good and holders
arm saies SEQ bushels sound Ohio aaoat II Zsc. OATS
firm at Csc Canal freehe dull-4oc. on four, loko
wheat and ekc. corn 70 New York Lake receipts for
the lasi 40 hours-1o,lts bbs -four, 81 ,22o bushels
naI snpmsnss samo tirs-o so obs four ass bushes
whsss; 81, SIS do corn, 8 400 DO. oats.
os~soo, August 1871 N.
T1our steady, with good demand. Wheat In monerats
demArd sales 90 600 Dusbes 81 10 for whte Michigan
soc for stump tail chicago spring Corn unchanged SALES
$1,000 bushels at T4c. 75c FOR sound Indiana and hchi
ga Cana frssn sss.dy nosr e. Cssss So corr
600 bushels Canal exports26 900 bbla -four,
1900 bushels wheat, 1000 bushels corn.
NEW ousAs, Aug. Is, 1855.
octcp-saies Of 1900 bales at unchanged prices
Flour advanced a5c.; supernnc u IS is. Corn JOG.
hess pork SIS.
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supve1s Ceurs-special Term
Before Hon. Judge Clerke.

THE cAss or STEPHEN n. BEAscu-
% 81 .rro, = s We .s y sn.0 o. nI sno co.ya
Of libel on Mayor smann and nov undergoing senseaoe
on The lsna the cour granted The vris re'ansbs on
HAsvAs CORPUS ron SAILOR soy.
writ Of habess corpus issed 70 Colonel Harrn, com
msnder Of the Marine Barracks Brooklyn. vs return
ssus. shg Ss a.sis ws'1 as ne fuSsrs.r the
return Of The officer showed that inoerEer enlisted
about three yeass aec IN The United states NAVY, a.
Represented himself a. hs father and who signed
the coneeet 70 the boy enlistment Augustus went 70
sea IN The United States szsse ocnsselaos aud was abb
sent two years- On hh resurn writ Of habeas corpus
was sued Qua but his being told that be would forfeit
HE pay he len the service, the writ wN abandoned
Amer recsvng his pay The present writ vss sued 'ousn
The Court held ha the sos had rsinea Me agreement
WIN The government BY remaining the service and 70
fore, discharged and the sailor boy sent back 70 ihe
service Of the United States.
Grand illumination OF ths Houses OF the
The foremen Of he VARIOUS Gre who intend par
ws ssnds % Es % ana
works for the parade on nspprsssgsc, :, me sS%snp
Grand narsA>i, n Eizsbsss ssreea
Southern ana Wssssxn Trsdss-Ouy sssck
pes sss sI rs. 70 'sY.f ss.
s q w,nsr s.s rs-. 'nf ss. ~, cor
"a ass ana - BscAA~ss
Radical Care Tx~s Omcs-Marss n o.,
No 7vessy srsss Asos Hc~ss rrussss ss1 s"ppcs'sra
Truss ana Bss<ass Observation-Disclosures Stock
'nsa female s'S D, avs ~ a.: r.
Hscllcvvsy's Ointment and Pslls---The PRIV
q ssrcsus s arrested ~ the ointment h sissrs ~.
y i IT,: ss IN ' sas y e, e. va SIS
Maiden lsae, IT.
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TIE baltimore and Ohio Road and this New
Yssk and Erie and New York Central Rail
road.

BALTIMoRE, August 16, 1858.
The New York roads, persisting in their ruiaous
duction Of rates TO Cincinnati and the regions more
legitimately connected with Baltimore, the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad has recently made decided
retaatory stroke by reducing the rates Of freight
between New York and Cleveland, Chicago and the
Lake country, to thirty cents per one hundred
pounds less than by the Erie and Central road, for
first ard second class goods. With the present i'm
mense equipment and good condition of the Balti-
more and Ohio Road aided by its connections, this
additional trade can readily be accommodated
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Csup D'Etat OF tho Central Railroad

Csup D'Etat OF tho Central Railroad.
NEW YORK AND CEsTRsL RAILROAD,
GENERAL SUPERINTRNDENT's OFFICE,
ALBANY, August IA, 1858.
Receivers will discontinue the sale of tickets over
the Michigan Central Railroad until further notice.
c. YIBBARD, General Superintendent.
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SANDY Hook, August 16, 1858.
The steamer Long Branch, on her trip 10 Red
Bank from New York today, ran ashore on Sandy
Hook Point, and lays well up.
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Fer Ceiorsng the Hair uss Wilson's Hair
eolorer only % oen bottle changes the color black On
brown without dying staining he akin: trouble
applied IKE wafer, does nos pjsrs the hair; housan
9th success Sold ~ The drug store 80 0raud street
corner Of AIi~n. m. r.
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CHICAGO. August 16, 1858.
George Watson, Superintendent Of the Great
Western Railroad, died at Springfield, H., at seven
O'Clock yesterday morning.
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Bavry's Trscophsrovs II the D~se and
cheapest article for dressing identifying cssnsng curling
preserving and restoring he hair. Ladies wy bold By al
dYua3inaa