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New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

Full details Of the disaster TO the Great Eastern
will be found on another page. On the afternoon
of the 9th inst, while steamDg past Hastings, and
lust as the guests had finished dinner in the grand
saloon, feedppe casing in the forward funnel,
exploded with terrific force, shattering to pieces
the grand saloon and lower deck cabins, and kill
ing and wOupdipg twelve men III the engineers de-
partment. 1t appears that in constructing the
machinery of the ship device, long since dis
carded on the Cunard and Collins lines on account
of its very dangerous character, and frequently
attended with fatal consequences when employed
upon other steamers, was introduced. This con-
sisted of an iron casing around the two tunnels OF
the paddle ngines, extending from the boilers to
eight feet above the upper deck. Into the cham
Der thus formed wster was pumped from the top,
and a. it became heated by gradually passing down
in contact with the inner walls Of the tunnels, was
discharged by means of stopcock at the bottom,
into the boilers, thus saving fuel as we'll as cooling
the surfaces which otherwise would have unduly
heated the saloons and cabins. This plan, if it
could be safely applied, would of course be very
desirable, and every effort has been made for the
past ten years TO make it work, but without sue
cess. Where the chambers did not explode, which
they often did, the pressure Of so large column
of water frequently burst the chamber at the base,
while the ship was lsboriDg in heavy sea, and
putting out the fires ef. her unmansgeable, at the
mercy of the storm.
Messrs Bolton l. Watt, to whom the construc-
ton Of the screw engines entrusted, would not
consent to employ any such device, convinced that
the rick Of disaster from it was far greater than the
gain. Itwas applied, therefore, by other builders,
only to the two tunnels of the paddle engines, which
are forward The yeiiest tyrO will see at glance
tha. this contryance il nothing more nor less than
q big boiler around the chimneys, and that by any
defect in the working of the lower stopcocks, the
water within it must speedily be converted into
steam, and an expos on follow.
1t has been definitely ascertained that the i'm
mediate cause Of the disaster WAS failure Of the
discharge apparatus. Whether this was worked
by hand or by machinery is not stated. From
remark made by one of the Coroner's Jury, it would
appear tha. some one inadvertently turned OF the
cock or valve which led from tie funnel chambers
into the stoke hole Mr. Scott Russell asserted thas
it could be proved that it was open on TUESDAY ahd
when the vessel left the river on "Wednesday.
The explosion is stated to have been OF prodis'-
Gus force engineers computing the steam pressure
all the way from 400 to 600 pounds 10 the square
inch. Great iron beams and girders, two feet
thick. and Strengthened by angle irons, were bent
almost double The hull of the ship, although sub
iected to force which would have rent any other
vessel .sunder Was unpjured. Mr. Scott Russell
has contracted to make the necessary repairs for
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
JUDGES IN WANT OF MONEY.

We give place in another column to letter from
Judge Edmends in defense Of the attempt in which it
seems that he is engaged with Judge Roosevelt and
two Others whose names We do not know to get
$500 year for their services as Judges more
than the Constitution of the State allows.
As Judge EdmOnds states the csse, We cannot
that it oses anything of its weakness or its IN
deeency. We quote his language:
Ii i52 the salary OF Judge of the Supreme Court w.s
s25co found this niy psdeaus;e in this city my reee"-
ties cut of from 81 my easriti-s-
eeprived o; p,w church could boy book for my
library to keep with the teccns ana found hard work
make both ends meet"
In this extremity Of poverty Judge Edmonds cast
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

We publish to-day the opinion of the United
States Circuit Court for this District, delivered by
the Hon. C. A. Ingersoll, on question of patent
law not found in any previously reported case.
The Court have ruled in this case that where the
defendant relies for his defense on the ground of
prior invention he must show that the thing pst-
ented was known or used in this country prior to
the time when the patentee made bis invention,
and not simply prior to the tune of making bis ap-
plcation for the patent. That knowledge or use
of the same thing in foreign country prior to the
time when the patentee made his invention, will
not nvaldate the patent unless il was either pat
ented or described in some printed publication be-
fore the time when the patentee here made his in
yention.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

Fernando Woods State Committee met at Alba
ny yesterday, and appointed Messrs. Wood of New
York, Wadsworth of Buffalo, ard Clark of Wash
ington County to stump the State for the November
election. The resignation of their candidate for
Clerk of Appeals was accepted, and the regular
man indorsed in bis stead. II was resolved to or
ganize in the several Congressional Districts. The
Committee will meet again on the second Monday
in November.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-The "Trovatore' was givsn
last night in most brilliant stye by COrtes Bngnol
ard Amodio. For this lady, except in the frst csbs
letta where pancy of voice is required, it is
most successful role Brignoi has added grestly to
his intensity, and was much applsudsd. Amodio
makes more Of his part than Of any other.
The opera season is about to close, and tho public
who wish to enjoy eminent singers about to 90 away
must now attend the Academy. The new season viii
commerce about the 18th October. There viii be s
prns donna Esperapzs, and other fresh csIeb'i-
ties. New operas likewise will be produced.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
PcnusyIyauia State Fair.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Sept 20 IS'y.
The State Agricultural Fair commences al Poveltoa
Tomorrow and probably will be the most prosperous
one ever held. The entries very numerous. The
railroads are bringing unusually large numbers OF
people from the interior and other cities, sud the city
Is crowded trial Of fire engines both hand and steam
power promises TO be the mos prominent feature in
the exhibition. Forty compsnies including sixteen
owning steamer ines will enter into competition. An
artificial lake. near 200 feet long, has been constructed
for the purpose The race-traok is in fine order. In
the stables are excellent stock horses chiefly utility
stock. All the departments well filed. The pre-
mums to be arded amount to fS 600.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
From Pixies Peak.

ST. LOUIS, Sept % 1859.
The Denver City correspondent Of The RepH"'ed.
gives statement of the receipts and shipments @
gold in various FORMS by prominent business hrm' In
Denver and AurAria, ~hich aggregate as follows
Receipts, $4,000; shipments, $4,000. The value
tion of the gold is at the rate Of $7 per once, which
is much below its real value. The amount OF go'd
brough. to the States by private individuals Is IN
oluded in the statement. A Mr.. Gregory left Desver
on the iith for Georgia, with about $4,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
international Cricket Match.
MONDAYS PLAY.

Special Di,ps,ch to The n. V Tribune.
MONTREAL, Monday Sept. 20, 1859.
The cricket match was resumed this morning, the
Eleven being fast for H. the ninth wicket falling for
Sc. PARIS "a, Lockyers 10, CaHyns Is, Hsywafd's
H. snd Jacksons were the only double figures scored
Fisher took five wickets, bowling finely.
AT $3.50 p. m the - went in to their second innings
and at 55 the sixteenth wicket fell for g. Su-maus
score of being the highest.
Tuesday will close the match. The Eleven will
probably win, with wckets to fall.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

In the Board of Aldermen last night, new rail-
road project was brOached by petition for the
right to lay track through such streets as the au
thorities might designate, for road to start from
Croton Lake in Westchester County. The Com
pany was chartered in 1850, under the General Rail-
road Act, We presume. The Central Park Com
mission desire to employ large force for the next
two months in planting trees, and ask for the issue
of more stock. Several new Inspectors of contract
work on wharves and roads are asked for. The
bill for the entertainment of the Richmond visitors
nearly S7,OCO-was sent in. The Councilmen
Democratic side) made an effort to correct the
bunders made in redistrctng the city, but the
Opposition was too strong for them. Donations
were voted to the Blind and some other charitable
institutions. The City Inspector was directed to
advertze for proposals to remove dead animals and
ofal.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
From Kansas.

LEavEswoRrH. Monday, Sept. %, 1852
The Hon. +. p Stan. IN delivered 81 address on Sst-
urday night. advocating the adoption OF the Wysodos
Cor s,utiop on which the people TO vote on tn,
4th October The indications favor the rattle ation
Gen Lane is again on tbs stump.
The question of exemptiDg from execution one han.
dred and sixty of land for homeseads, to actual
settlers will be submitted with the Constitution.
The Republicans have called Convention at To-
pska October u, to nominate candidates for State
otlicers
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
70 the Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Monday, Sept. %, 1883.
Lieut.. Cohen will return TO Rio De Janeiro IN tue
Wyoming, with dispatches TO the flag officer OF the
Brszi Squadron iusructpg him to seno ths storesnp
John Adams on her way TO the East Indies, if due
survey che is net found urseaw orthy.
Sir Henry Holland is to be entertained omorroT az
the Soldiers Home by the President, In company with
his Cabinet.
The Court Of Inquiry to investigate the facts attend
inc the loss of the steamer Fulton consists of Commo
doIe Mcintosh, Commander Farrand, AMI Lieut.. Hell.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
Railroad Accident-2O Injured.
CIYCISNATI, Monday, Sep,

ClAcIsNATIl Monday Sept 20, I60J.
Az accident occurred on the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad about twelve miles below this city, on Sat-
urday night. 1t was Occssioned by broken rail.
One overturned and the rest were thrown off
the track Twenty persons injured, but only
one was killed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
Later from Mexico.

NEw-ORLEASs, Monday, Sept. 20 1888.
The steamships Indianola and Arizona have arrived,
from Brazos the I'D inst bringing s95 900 in specie
and Tampico sdvices to the lith. Gen Cara was 70
leave socn for the Interior to reinforce the Liberals
who now number lS, 500 men. Nothing had been
heard of Degollsdo's movements. Gen. Vol had de-
feated the Liberals near Leon. Mrsmcn was pIepar.
leg an expedition 10 San Luis Pot0ei.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

f5,ooO, on the supposi.iou t5st sse boilers are un'
Injured which sd not yet been ascertA;ned. Iii"
supposed that at least three or four weeks viii be
required to r,psr the dsmsge, as the heavy iron
besms must be made in London from the working
model. there, ard forwarded piecemeal to the YES
eel. As soon as her repsirs are completed, she
will leave on her trip to P0rtlsnd.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
Marine Disaster.

BosToS Monday, Sept. %, 1852
Arrived bark Egaptine, Gleason, from Portland l2th
inst for Buctouche n b. She reports, lith, lat a.,
lon 6lo, during heavy gale, was thrown on her
beam ends. and shifted cargo. Cot away the mnn'
mast TO right her. which, in falling carried away the
head of the mizzen topmsst foretOpgaant mast, mSa
rail, bulwarks, &c. Pot in to repair.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
Aerial NaYiRatiOn.

WArERrows, N. y, Monday, Sept. 26, 1859
Nothing il yet known Of Professor La Mountain, G
Mir. Hsdd lck, who made a balloon ascension here o.
the I'D INST Much alarm is felt for their safety. Then
course when last seen was ~ n. +.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
Odd.FeIIows' Celebration.

BALTIMORE Monday, Sept. 20, lS)y.
There was grand procession of the Order of Odd
Fellows here this morning, in honor Of the dedication
of their new hall. Several large cars filed VITA
orphan children supported By the Order, were avery
interesting feature Of the display. The weather IS
enlsrdi1
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
PennsyIyania Politics.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Sept. 70, ISJy.
very large and enthusiastic Democratic Ra':hci
ton meeting was held a. Jaynes Hall toright, {,
frmaly open the coming State and local campaign.
The resolutions as well speeches, tend to separate
the contest from rational politics. The Opposition
will hold meeting at the same place in a few dsye.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

Nothing has yet been heard from La Mountains
balloon, which went up from Wa.ertown on Thurs
day last, with the owner sod Mr. Hsddock. Their
course was noribesstsrly, across tie lower end Of
Lake Ontario
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

A statement Of gold shipments from P.ke's
Peak aggregates as follows: Received, $4,000;
forwarded Eastward, S45, 600. The rate at Den
yer is only Sl7 per ounce which is considerably
under the real value
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
DeDarture of Missionaries.

BOsTON, Monday, Sept. %, IS5J.
Religious services were held this forenoon the ship
Annie Bucknam the oco sson being the departure Of
the Rev. j. y. Haswell and wife, and Miss Sarah
Mason who go out missionaries under the auspices
Of the Baptist Missionary Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
Mem:IlorkD Daily G.ibmns
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 81. 1859.


Merchants, Manufacturers, Inventors, and al wac
have Wares nvenons Lanas anything else 10 s- nns ID
they expect hnd purchass aad We believe there
no other Advertising medium good TaE WEEKLr TasuSs
II has arrer circulation than any other IN he world
circslsns largely among Farmers A-rchaaa haaEac.eu
Mechanics, kc Price ol per line each inser.ioa.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

The steamship Persia sails so early tomorrow
for Liverpool that it will be necessary TO post letters
intended to 90 out BY her tonight
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
Exchanges at the West.

ST, LOCTs, sept. %, IoJ5.
Exchange on New-YOrk at sight is quoted y csnt
premium. Gold commands 2dl y cent premium.
Missouri furds selling at 2 y cent for currency.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

FIRE DEPARTMENT LEcTURIs.-The jersey Cily
Fire Department have decided have OF ten ec'u
delivered the coming Winter BY fr: cass lectures, 70 s'A
mence on the 6st Tuesday N N9vsmaer
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

The great cricket match at Montreal was not
concluded last night. When play ceased, the
Epgliah Eleven stood 10 that their winning can
scarcely be matter of doubt
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
Fire i'm Clyde, N. Y.

CLYDE, n. Y, Mo1dsy Sept. 96. 1852
e. Goidon's warehouse, With 900 bushels Of grain
was destroyed by fire today Loss $l2 200; insurance
s., 600,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

The nervousness and run outs have defeated the
Canadians among whom are several British officers
but it was to be expected when they were pitted
against such q magnificent body OF cricketers.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

Horace Greeley arrived home las! night in tip
Mo.es Tay lor from Aspinwal.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
Total. l...................
SECOND ISSIsGs.

swain caught Jac tson, bowled Csfyn............
SuInsm, leg before wicket, bowled Cafyn.... go.
Simmons, run out. .........''..
Bonner, stDmped Lockyer, bowled Jsckson....... 8
foudrinier, bowed Jackson...... ................
Hsrdirge, caught Lilywhire, bowled Parr.......:.
RayephIli. bowed JscksoD...................
Earle, caught Lillywtite, bowled Jackson.
Pickering, caught Lockyer bowled jackson. ......
King, caught Stephenson, bowled Jsckson.... ....
Dsl.y, run out.......................
w Smith, hit wicket bowled Psrr..... ..........
Moran, leg fore wicket, bowl-d Parr.
swettenham, caught Lockyer, bowled Parr........
Bacon, bovled Psu.......................
Napier, bowled Grupdy, caush, Psn..............
Leg.bJes, 4 wides, ,2......."........"''
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
IO-hl. ..sss.........'''ss''
ENGLISH ELEVEN.
EIpsr IksIsGs.

Gmndy, bowled Esfdipse. ...............'''''''"
Wisden, caught Hardnge, BOWED fisner'... ''.'.
HAYWARD, Out. ut........ss's'' '''''''''''''''''.
Csfyn bowled Fisher. ...........'''..''''''''al
Psrr b1wled Fisher. ......'..'''''''''"-f
Cxssr bowlsd Fisher. ..;.;.......'''''''''"
Diver caught PickerDs, bowled Nspierssss..'.'
Lilywhis, bowled HaPsr.. r................''.''."f
Lockyer, not out. ....'.''''.'.''C
Stephenson, bowled Fisher. .............2
Jscason boxled j. Sni.h........... ............l0
Byes, s; wides, .........................u
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
MORE FIRES!
Mons SAFES TESTED.
HEARINGS PATENT AGAIN TsE VICTOR
Rur RrcHN1 0REAr RIRE

The RECENT GREAT FIRE
CHICAGO September Is, 1859.
L. Harmon Co. No. lS5 South sers Chicago, Agents
Herrins's Patent Champion Safe
GrNTLHMEN During the disastrous OF AN nun
INV Lead Pipe Sheet and Bar Lead Asuutaeory hye oes
bht and IS BY feet the ground destroyed
and the walls nearly fell The HERRISGs PAIEr CHAN
poS SAFE Size No high folding doors which Collins Bach
ford bought Of you three snoe was IN my Once on
the secord oor Of the mandatory and fell some ~ feet no the
where laid exposed very heat for 10 bou
Dol recovering from ruins to-day ard openns It. found
oil my books papers and money contained IN N good state
only damsse TO them being toe drawing
binding the books aud the;r eeae quite damp from
being filed with from the hrepooi hns The
ntsuss character owing 70 hs great hh,
building and the fact that each story In taes once
gard satisfactory test Of the perfect heproot Sc
curly Afforded by HERRiNS's PATEhr CnANrioS SAFE.
Your, truly, l. W. BLATSHFoRo.
AsoTATR TRIUMPH
AT NEWARK. NJ.
From The Newark Daily Advertiser OF Friday Evsnirs Sept
l6 ls59
fhb morning Henss Safe which had been IN the third
story al might: and Ia tue ho;,es. par Of the
flames taken ont and opening L. It's coateaSs Che books
OF Aessr Ward Johnson ioaat 70 be entirely PEE
served" -
NEwAsX Sept ls, 1850.
Messrs HERRKS Co-Gsnts We take pleasure IN stating
thA, oar books papers and money preserved uniuured in
mill the 18th n after being exposes % ihe - tor several
hours. WASp 'OhSsoh.
C.HEssISG 4 Co.
Manufacturers Of Heirings Ps.u, Cesmpion proc. s
No. 25i Broadway corner n M1rrsy-st. New YORK
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

MATTRESSES, Retailing a! Wholesale Prices
ave 50 Der csnt-a GRIYlNs No I3l CAaa,, bs:weea
Bowery and Mot, Of. -
Full sise Double Hair Mattresses fou Up
Full szd Husk SIS So Sessrss, 81 So Psssses per pair D
Beds from 81 up Fine aad oonnu tesAeFs a, iseoy
pTieea
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
TWENTY-FIVE OF CANADA.
fIRsT INNINGS.

Swain, bowed Caf,n................ ............
SurnaIn, caught Cs1yn, bowled Jackson.... ....
Simmons, caught Jackson, bowled Csfyn......."
BonIer bowled Jackson..... ............O
Fisher leg before wicket, bowled Jackson... ....
Foudriner, cousht Cesar, bowed Jsckson........
Hsrdinee, bow led Csiyr....... ................."
Rsvenhill, caught Jackson, bowled CafJn,.......
Pickering, bowed Csfyn .......................8
King, bowed Jackson. n................. ..........S
Daley, BOWED Pan
w. Smith, bowled Jsckson....... .............
Bacon, out.
Morgan, esusht Wisden, bowled Stepbenson......
S~etterhaLn, bowled PAN. ......."...
). Smith, caught Stephenson, bowled Psrr.......
Napier, stunped Lockyer, bowled Psu.."....
Ellis, caught and bowled PaH H.........."".....
Prior, bowled Jackson. .........................3
Tls,on, hi. wicket, bowled dParr.................0
herr, Lot Out..
Byes, 4; leg-byes 2....... ..,.....""....
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
LEARY d Co.

S.rodgce 1nIs Day
THg AUTUMN FAsBIoS yoS GENTLgNgs's HATS,
and that for the pss; hirty opp1rtuniy
hss o ptdnce into their fscoIis
Through this and their preset extensive facilities they now
sfe their fsbrcs unsqused Eos and Asor holse
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

5. I. HEkKINs
Manufacturers Of HernEs Ps-r, Cesmpion PROOF oN
No. 25i Broeawsy, corner M1rrsy-st-, Newt foik
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
FURNITURE-EXTRAORDINY.

hind Of Broadway FukSruRE osa be purchased Of
H r. DreRAAY 81 No 81 Bowsry a. about half Broadway
pce employs $50 hsnd and Ay In hs stock for net cash
His 2te feet deep and ak stoes high hed from roof TO
ess~ept nth al qualities of FURNITURE and MATTRESSES and
he sAys he wh allow himself BE- undersod BY say man
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
GENTLEMEN's HATs-FALL PAT1

BsD No ~ EsssaG invites tie attention of bis customers
the public the for Autuno sdspsd n. re-
Suirepenis frs,-clsss fssnionshe city trade spt l
Bird, No. ~ Nssss1-st-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
Bnsiuess Notices

The HAT made by KNox, corper OF Broadway
Ara yooT =. fT b. f.l ad~ Joy forever according
toe piios ply of poor Keats because thing q beauty
N sh, si,y r.c.inl and durable aud meets with the i'm
,neo.e dsr.Sd due 20 Somehow. KSox has The
facrl., Of uskrg b' ~ih Ls s.y lee thsi not little puzzles
the b. 40 Of mole urfo tunets hatleia
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

THE Rev II. Cornell Corresponding Secretary Board Of
Educson X. ID. Church, No 81 Brosaway n, H. aud New
Baltimore, Greene Co., N. VI 49, 50
Some time since procured bottle cf your WORDS ha
the Of relative and am happy 70 ssy thf
falling hair and restored from being gay
original glossy and beautiful black"
There 10 hair preparation, We believe tia; has scq liea
more popularity than Mrs. A. Aliens Worlds Hair kestorer
Why is his Simply because ss preparation OF real ner
has failed in single instance produce the good effects
Ascbed 10 It On the part popneoT It's sales constant
and most extensive and begin TO think that Is denoria'ed
appropriately the Worlds Hair Res, Rt2t'
fer.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

Those of whose hair turning gray losing It's
color who opposed TO usI oye, Will fnd IL h
Aliens Worlds Hair kestoer preparation that VIII speedily
change the hair color the tune render
soft superior any heretofore produced for resto aEd
hair possessing Of the burning qualities OF
dye Philadelphia N,euy
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
at just what it purpors to be- ctsrs Lead''

We might swell this list, but II not convinced TRY IT.
We export these preparations Europe ana hey are
spesedre al Others there well IN the United States
II soil stain. Sold BY all the principal whse'ae
aud retail merchants the United States Cabs sud CAnsds
DEPOT No S55 BRooME-sT. kEwfoRS,
Where address all letters and in9 1lries
Some dealers try TO sell articles instead OF this on wha tney
make more profit depot oI circular terms snd o
nation Genuine sigued Mrs. S. A. Allen written u INK
Beware Of counierfeits. -,
Fer more Information send to depo: for circular
S.lA xhsre
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

Depot No II Ma!deu-lsne New York.
bndeewaer rant, iron, roofs bricks Canvas rusin
papef kc forming coating ssk and cnder proof For orna
mental iron wors OF esme,sife fronts csarns.
petition contains ali usta proportion thai
hps~ec o the ohespsr ola make perfectly soluble We are sell
ing pAt 9th sixy cert Of ope Of is
parts While the Enssh and prusssn cheuists
10 get % soubls ioa We pr.toay usins II in the
Bridge Paint See the Amecsn English st oar
c~aot ony paint that po.scs hon OF othsr me c
surfaced q.
The psiDtDs 'sd. soppisd oa esrs terms q tn. depo No
n Nsierr lans AID NJ. Z Libeity New-Yart
HICKS Rrrrs Aseo,s.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

HOMES FOR ALL.-THE AMERICAN EMIGRAST
AID AID HoNEsr.Ap COMPANY aeo.p rated By the Sse Of
NewYoIk Office No. las Broadway. New'fork, VII SCI ~
Homestead Fsnns Wild Lands vel unbcrei and containing
kpers Csnns Coal Sc in Pennsylvania Tennessee, virginia
Missouri. Ac.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

Another objection % dye, uneks color AID appear
they the hair aud tbs Q have
natural youthful color b 20 use ths vhicn VIII %
efectusl ard yet dye-M AleIs Worlds Hair f@-
1 storer " III do this p u s. Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

THE Rev j. West No. Wtshngonpscs tPaehcs. Brook
iyD -
happy bear testimony 10 The value snd eaoy Of tA
preparation Mrs Aliens in the nost liberal sense ald also
aciDowedg. the Of in cuGs my badneu snd
erayness"