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deposited In WEDGES name. On the 10th OF January
however Stalzer drew the money from the bank and a.
charged, appropriated IL 10 hs use which fsct did
not become known 20 the rightiu owner the money
until his discharge from Hartsslan about three weeks
Search has been made for Stezor and yesterday
officer Phelps OF the Broadway squsd, took him into
custody the charge OF stealing tho money from the
poor soldier In the absence of Justice Downing judge
Hogan committed Stozer for trial. the prisoner pleading
guilty TO the complaint preferred against him Slezer
says he sa civil engineer by occupation Lis residence
Is al 40 Eowery Efforts being made TO recover the
money for tho poor derauded soldier The accused has
also been ia tue army.
hary Gilbor, Irish woman, forty years Of age
yesterday arrested charged with stealing one hundred
dollar bill from Mary Ann Dnan No vandewater
street The latter gave the bill Mary 10 get changed
when she proceeded TO the place OF Carl Derc 20 Rose
street. and asked him change the note for her. but
ne was unable TO do she put tho bill in her pocket,
look piece OF blank paper from the counter ana went
out When asked for the money by the owner the &C
cused denied all knowledge OF It, and pretended that
MISS oman mad only given her piece OF blank paper.
United the prisoner for trial In default OF 81 coo ball.
one protests her innocence in the most positive terms
CHARGED WITH RoDDIsu WOMAN.
Maria Redgrove, residing at 95 Thompson street, yes
terday appeared before Justice Mansfield and preferred
charge OF robbery against William Kean. The
planani alleges that Thursday night she accompanied
heah 10 the New Bowery theatre and afterwards while
on nor way nome kean seized her by the throat in Doyer
street. anu whc she was thus held no rned her pockets
OF u wallet containing SAB and watch Kean attempted
to escape with the PLUMBER but officer intercepted his
progress ana took him 10 the station house In default
Vi SlOo0 bail hean was committed for trial
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper Ind Fest Litera.
ny Family Journal in ts,e Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD for the present week now ready,
contains:-
The Latest Intelligence received OF the Progress of
the Great Eastern in Laying the Atlantic Telegraph Cable
with full and elaborate History of the Great Eater
PRISE Us well Account OF the other Hiectrcat
Communications that Girdlo the Earth with Maps and
Diagrams illustrative OF the subject full Account OF the
Burning OF the Steamship Glasgow at Sea- with Details
Of the Scenes and Incidents the OF the calanity
Late and Important News from Europe and all Other
Parts Of tho World; the Current News of the Day.
Poetry; The Interesting Story entitled "Bessie Wood
ford's Romance The Paris Fashions for August;
Musical and Theatrical Review for the Week. Interest
ing Literary, Art site and Scientific Items; Religious
Intelligence; The Latest Sporting News; Interesting
Reading for Farmers and Agriculturists: vsrictes
Fscetis; Valuable Reviews Of tho Money. Commercial
Dry Goods, Boot and Shoe Horse and Cattle Markets.
and accounts OF all important OF the week.
rRIzE OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
will be given for tho bcs. original American story,
making least three hundred and 1fty printed pagos
usual novel size.
PRIZE OF TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
will be given for the best poem OF four hundred
lines or more the follies OF the day
Both story and poem before the LIST OF
October next
rSRMs.-Sngle subscription, So; Three copies, Is;
Five copies, S.; Ten COPIES SIS Single copies, Five
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Police Intelligence.

EXTENSIVE OPERATOR IN COAT PATTERNS AND
TRIMMINGs-AN ALLEGED REcEivsR.
John Harris tailor living at No. Hester street, was
yesterday arrested by officers Tlcy and McCullum Of
the Third precinct on the charge Of having stolen SIX
coat patterns and trimmings valued hundred and
twenty dollars from Mr. Leopold Ncwbauer, Of 90 Cham
bers street. On the 10th day Of June last Harris IL
appears, called on Mr. Newbauer and representing him
self to be tailor solicited work. and the six coat pat
terps with the necessary trimmings, were accordingly
given 10 him TO make up. Instead OF making mp the
coata however Harris sold the goods 10 Louis Johnson
at the same time telling Johnson that he had stolen the
property Under precisely similar circumstances Harris
obtained SOL 6s worth Of unmade clothing from George
w. Nelson, 40 Chambers street, on the ,o,n OF
June last and sold the property To johnson
for a trinng consideration. On the oath day OF juno
Harris obtained seventy two dollars worth OF unmade
and subsequently vicmized Iessrs. Bradford n Co,
corner OF Broadway and Leonard Streets 10 tue tune Oh
nifty eight dollars and nifty seven cSn "a saIn, ,hsr
to Johnson whom he told they we're stolen Yesterday
Of the swndlcd merchants appeared neiose Jus
tice Hogan and lodged complaints against Harris and
Johnson charging the former with larceny and the latter
with receiving stolen goods johnson was sso arrested
by detective Tey but being arraigned before the
magistrate he denied his guilt Justice Hogan com
med both accused parties TO The Tombs Tor exani-
nation Harris Is thirty seven years Of age, ana nas
ace and lives at No Second street Several other
firms besides these named have been swindled by ,he
prisoners
pErRArprxd DISCHARGED SOLDIER.
On the 18th uls Frederick wolgc, German, who had
been a discharged from the army, called upon Mr. Joseph
Strauss Interpreter, at tho police headquarters, ant
stated that he bad been deauded out OF Eve hundred
and seventy dollars Ia Treasury notes by Edward stel
GER an Austrian with whom he had been acquainted on
Harts Island Mr. Strauss directed Woge TO 90 before
| Justice bowling at the Tombs, aud enter complain
against eicllor which ordingy dono IL appear
that on tho an day Of November last Wolge gave slcze
| I'VE hundred and seventy dollars TO deposit in hi
fgolgei ,ale in orc OF the city savings banks inacN
of doino \, glegcr deposited the money IN the BovoS
savnns Hius in the name of "8stezer f. Wolgc, .hu
cortbtrrp boi naues Ia such manner as 10 maze IN
| bank ofearg believe 10 10 be only tho name OF W0gC
Sei,pr subsequently, gave Wolge what pIrportd a. be
ccrtiDcatq q deposit. sh9wing tb9 the moaay hpi tce
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NOTICE TO TEE rurL-c.

Our city subscribers win confer favor by reporting
any Of city carriers who overcharge for the HEaAD
Country subscribers to the Nxw YoEE EEflIn are re-
quested to remit their subscriptions. whenever prao
cable, by Post ONCE Orders IL 10 tho safes, mode o.
Transmitting money by mail
Advertisements should be sent to the Office before nine
O'Clock in the evening
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Receipts OF Cotton Mt Cairo and New
Orlcans-A Schooner Wrecked on YazOo
Bar, sc.
CAIRO. August IL. Isl

One thousand eight hundred and eleven bales Of cot.
arrived here yesterday and nineyonc bales passed
here for st. Louis
Receipts ut New Orleans for the week ending
August is nineteen thousand four hundred and sixty
Eve bales. Stock hand, sixtys thousand nve hun
bred and thirty -four bales.
The steamer STAR with three hundred and nine bales
Of cotton burned the Red bayou, tributary 10
the Red river, two weeks since.
A schooner wrecked of Yazoo bar, was total loss
The crew were saved. No dates
During a storm at Natchcz, July 81, several coal
bargcs were SUNK one containing twenty-five thousand
bushels belonging to government.
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wilcox g. Gibbs Sewing Machine.
No Cs Broadway.
Who f. Mrs. winsiow!

Who f. Mrs. Winsiow!
A this question s frequently asked. We viii simply SAP
that .be ia lady Who for upwards Of thirty year, has I'M
,,v ss,o,ca her tpe and talents female physciau
and nurse principally children She has especially
.... ,s .,n,on and wants OF this numerous oass.
and a. reuI, Of this effort, and practical hnowiess. OBJ
,.a q, lifetime spent and ply sican, she has
compounded Soothing syrup for children secshins 10
,.,,,., like mas,osving health and
ure 10 regulate the In consequences OF his artse
Mr., wn.low s becoming world renowned bcnefsstor
Of her race children certainly do up and bess hers e.
pccay s this tho case In this city Vast quantities Of Tie
Soothing Syrup daily sold and used here We 'h"s hr
wiu,ow has her by this Invaluable srt
c and "a beeye thousands OF children have been
saved from an early grave by It's timely use and that millions
vs upborn ~ .b,rs i,s benefits and calling her
besscd No mother discharged her duty TO her suffering
little one In our opinion until sle has given the benefit OF
MRS. wrYsLows SOOTHING SYRUP Try II, mothers
TRY Ladies visitor New YORK city. Sold BY q"
orusris,s Thir,y.avc cents bottle
} window shaeieA
For styss, tkyIgh,e and pwelIirnsas ,-..,,-...
a. u. KEITH wv '''S'V"'
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wpsrrpv FweaaToS &, 066 70 acres were last mouth
, 80, fos ac,ai ec' tDent under the Homestead law,
a. ., rster,s Mjnnosota In tho same month at that
"ece cas aalos we're made Of wnncbago lands amount
ing 10 s73s bcsdca sales 70 inc amount VI hiSso y
of otbts lands maly OF the saline Qpee
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The Democrats Lawrence special says:-sIajor Hays,
Chief Clerk of Indian affairs of that city, has received
orders coun,emand previous Instructions to courors
and agents send delegations 10 Fort Smith, sixty
miles below Fort Gibson.
The grand Indian council will DO held at Fort Smith
instead Of Fort Gibson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-12

The H0ir Wash FOR Dog Dnys-sey-
CFRIA free from OIL decousy cooling relieves hesdnebs
dresses hair elegantly. CAsWELI, MACK CO. IT,,
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NiBLo's GARpKS-Thc first MATINEE Of Arrah M Poguo
will be given today aud will conclude In season for tho
audepce " hear the concert In The Park afterwards
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Brnudrcth's pills
remove ali Impury blood otherwise whether ara
ing ITO" INFUsoRM OF CHOLERA
other specific maiarin.
See Is. Brandrath Is in tho government stamp Omcs,
Brandreth House.
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Bntchelor's Hair Dye-Thc Best In the
world Harmless reliable insta ntaneous The only perfece
dye. Factory, 81 Barclay street
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Among tho Articles taken into the Far
West last year by two Indian trrders were a few
gross OF PHALON'S NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUs with
which Of the red Indies delighted That thsv
would not look at the other notions solong
IN the savage state woman is tasteful. Sold everywhere
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Chevrlser's Life for the Hair Restores
gray hair original color, It's falling out keeps ne
head tands comparison with any other ha6
dressing Sold drug aud at my ohce NO IN
Broadway. SARAH A. ChESAbiEn, M y.
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LAWLEssNEss IN MOBILE.
THE ARMY W02M AMONG TIE COTTON,
&C., &C., 10.

The steamer Fung Shuey Captain J. D. Hidreth, from
New Orleans the 9th instant arrived at this port at
early hour this morning The purser will accept our
thanks for prompt delivery Of files and packages
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The I'D. T. M" Patcns spring Pocket
'''A' DuBBER MARTIN, 100 Broadway. NY.
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Best and Chcapest-Mlller's Hair Dye.
Try IL, Large size Is Sold by druggsts Depos
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Sure Remedy. -
CHOLERA DiARTIiCEA, DYSEhTERf.
md all sudden continued local pains cured by ro0
ose 10 three days' purging With 49,.
LIE, the sIck hay this safe medicine which never Alb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-12

The Bridal Chamberlain Essny OF
Warning and instruction for Young Men Published BY the
oua ri Association OF charge Ia sealed eu-
vciopcs Address DR. skn Houghton. Howard Assecis-
tion Phindelphin.
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The Presidents Reconstruction Policy Dis
cusSed in Stormy Cabinet Session.
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A.-DiarrhGa, Dyscntery, sum m! me r., Cor.
plant &C. speedily cured by using MAGulRE'S 'BkNHE
PLANT Sold nj q PARK and by all DrussistA
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Army Corps Badge Pins anS Rings s OF y u
carat GOLD. richly enamcled. BRYANT BENTi>6Ns
Manufacturing Jewellers IL Maiden lane Nov York.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Prcscrvntfvs
and Wiz Depot wholesale and retail No. Aston Hoosa
The dye applied by tkillfu artists.
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A.-ConAde ntial.
The services OF an experienced Detective be- had h
ana all cases. by addrcssng Post Office boz
6Ta5.
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Highest Premium Loek-stltch sewing
Machine nd Buttonhoe Machine. WHEELER WILSON,
625 Broadway.
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IL Works to Perfection.

Howe Sewing Machine Co.-Elfas HoSwes
IT. President, GO Broadway. Agents wanted
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ITO be, or not to bc--that's the question"
= Whether to suffer with mental anguish,
Feverish lips. cracking pains dyspeptic agonies.
Aud naineiess bodily suffering
From want OF nerve and unfounded prejudice:
Or, whether with sudden dash,
Jump into the general current
Seize u bottle OF PLANTATION BirrRRs.
And, as Gunther sWesrs, be myself man again.
Three months II Ii since thus thought,
And spoke with faith exceeding weak
But Gun.lier said my eyes were sallow, ~
NY yisage haggard my breath tremendous bad.
My disposition Troublesome In fact
He gently limited was fast becoming
Quite nuisance, and strongly insistcd
And Il wac thus reluctantly yielded.
Four bottles now beneath my vest have diss~-
Friends say changed man new Is JONI
NY food has RELISH my appetite is And
NY step elastic, my n,ind brlidcd TO my weight
Nine pounds, avoiTdupnjeIore too late,
gentle hint, folloYe tailor. as well ~ DIR. Drake
Quite gratifying --------
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Mr.. WIYsLoW,s sOOTHING SYRUP, for chiiinea
teehng perfectly harmless IL produces natural qniss
sleep by the child from PAIN and the little cherup
swsLes bright button. II cures wind cole rcfu
tn bowels gives rest 10 the mother ana nsnIn 70
child Offices az Dey street, New York. and 10 ihsh hes
born, London, England.
Ladies' for the Various Watering Places
Roots and Shosr themselves and families shouio
patronize MILLER Co, aS7 Canal street
No More Gray Hair or Baldness.-Forty.
Eve years practice. Advice free. by pr. "IANDEAH'
AaInr nj mo-
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LOyEJOY, - Fulton street
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Literary Intelligence.


Madome Rattazzi, widow Of Prince de Selma, nee Buo
napartowyse, is about TO start paper, the object OF
which will be the reconciliation Of the Papacy and the
kingdom Of Italy The paper will DO in French, and is
TO be chrstened Courier DE- Florence The lady herself
is well known bas beu and likewise celebrated for her
beauty Her saJon In Paris rendezvous for oil the
literary and artist lions Of the day.
The favoritc drive in Hyde Park, London, IL called
'The Ladys Mile" This Miss Braddon has chosen
for the title Of her next literary adventure which to
commence in early number Of st. James's Magazine,
where II will succeed Miss Braddons last and
cessful work. "0nly q Clod." The latter novel has
reached nth edition.
H. de Montaembert has succeeded In raising q little
storm In the French Historical Society. Some short
time ago. in pronouncing eulogium Count Beugnot,
he thought proper TO dcnouncc the theory set forth by
the Emperor in his preface TO Caesar concerning
s'providential men," The committee OF the society,
under whose care It's documents printed tremblcd
OF tho risk which the Count had rum and requested the
suppression OF the passage in the printed copies Of bis
grafton on containing political illusions. BY way Of
reply NJ de Montalembe sent In his resignation Of the
office Of vice president It was not however, accepted
and the society, better advised as 10 the risk which
would run has retained the passage to which exception
taken.
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=, Head VITA had Charscter-ka
SPHRENOICGICAL JOURNAL, ~ cents,
Ar' FOWLER & WELLS 38S broadway Nbw Yorx.
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Dashed. Ohcisa
Drawings Cir suars and Information sent
D'""'"s' =" s. r. CLAYTON 10 wall street. New Sork-
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Adolohe Flamamt a. Co.'S.
CHAMPAGNE.
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window shat1cA
4 81. o. kelly w Broadway.
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Affairs in the Department Of the Rio Grandc remain
unchanged since tho date Of my last Many complaints
are made Of bands Of thieves who nfcsting the
country from the river 10 distance OF hundred and
more miles In tho INTERIOR driving OF the stock and
taking 10 across the river into Mexico
The arrival Of the expected cavalry column under Gus
ter is anxousy looked for by the citizens, as 1t is only
by m energetic Of this branch Of the service that
these depredations can DO stopped.
THE rwKnry.rIrru coRps
The following order Of General wezol will be read
with Interest,"
General Ordev-No. &C.
HslpouARTKRs TWENTY rIvTH Army CORPS,
BRowNsvILig Texas, July 10, 1896.
n being probable that most OF the troops OF this corps
will remain for some time al the stations which they
occupy or To which they rotSe all officers OF
this corps will now industousy and cnergcticay devote
tbomseiyes 10 improving the condition of their
mands TO the highest possible liglt in drill, disci.
Nine personal appearance and education The strctest
Obedience TO orders will BIO required OF interiors, and
will be rendered 10 superors Tho officers will strive TO
cultivate meuly aud oicerlke tone, and will bear in
mind that they charged with and responsible for tho
welfare of The soldiers under .hor command. Proper
Amusement for the must bc encouraged. In hnc,
everything TO make Girls corps as hno body q sol
dcrs there r. in the army and at the Same time ma ke
| oycry oontcntcd and happy an opportunity VIII
b. given 70 those officers who desire To leave the
sec3 10 receive hoporabc dlsehargo but un thi'
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NJ food has relish, my appetite e and
gentle hint follaue tailor. as well as Dr. Drake.
Head vita had Characteristic
IRE q sog ss sdsd@s GEM" NV Yo
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A.-Conadential.
The services OF nm experienced Detective can bc had
orcs ana all other cases. by addrcang Post Office. BOG
100
A.-DiarrhGa, Dyscntery, summer Com.
S. s ss ~ PnI G row an ~ al Diass4
Army Corp. Badge PIN. AND Rings SfIs
sSS; ne 5eyweers Il Maiden lane
AdoIphe Flamant &: Cos
CHAMPAGNE.
All Legal Lottery Prizes Ca shcd. OheisA.
Drawings Cir jasr' c ena 10 Street se
cSoIESA 81 nHm s, . Dys u;s sa;.a ;,
o'e to three a"y"s gg grsslpsE Elsa PILLS.
LIE. the sick have this safe medicine which never As
Branarsth's pills
mpurty OF tho blood or otherwise whcoer
ing from INFUsoRIA OF CHOLERA
or other specific malaria: . -. o.
See B Brandrath IA in tho government stamp. Omce
Brandreth House.
Bachelors Hair Dye-The Rest 1. the
world Harmless reliable ntaneous The only perfecs
dye. Factory, 81 barclay street
Best and Chcapest-Mlller's Hair Dye.
Try Large sire, rs cents Sold by druggata Depcs
Dcy street.
Chevsl,er's Life for the Hair Restores
gray hair 10 ~ original falling out keeps ne
head clean with other haL
dressing Sold nj the drug olice NO LII
Broadway. hAhAh A. ChESAbinn, NJ y.
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Prcscrvnttvo
and Wig Depot wholesale and retail No. Aston House
The dive applied by tkillful artists.
Highest Premium LOek-Stltch sewln4
Machine and Buttonhole Machine. WHEELER . iLooHs
625 Broadway.
Howe Sewing Machine Co.-Eltas Howes
Jr President, GO Broadway Agents wanted
IL Works tn Perfection.
Mrs WINsLOWiS SOOTHING SYRUP, Tor chilirea
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PetFOleum.--SOme of its Uses.

From the n. Y News
We speak of petroleum as a ''lubricator, y
as an 'illuminator," as fuel as gen
esator of steam," and as a medicine -
We find that in the course of but four weeks
it has doubled its sphere of value, or raLh-
er, has been applied with perfect success to
the following new uses:
First. 1t is coming to be universally en-
ployed by tanners, after the naptha has
been extracted from it, rs a substitute for
ilsh oil, and the leather thus prepared is
found to be even better than that tanned i'll
the old way. The naptha so procured can
then be used as substitute of alchohol in
lneaments and other medicinal compounds
1t is said To De the best solvent for India
rubber known. and with it a rubber warm
ish for leather, rendering the leather, wa;
terpro0t can be made. y
The heavy oil strained in a cold room
yields the paraffine which is employed to
aduiterate and cheaper spermaceti bees
wax, etc, aud for making candles. Dor
fair DANES and deInoiseles will be no little
astonished, also, to learn that eighty tuns Of
it are used i'll this country as mastic, which
they buy in our candy stores, and chew in
little yellow and rose colored sticks
AS5ttiii Iuc illOot SNC LG CyGS are OpLdlI
ed from it, among them the new and beau
tiful gtyoGa, surprising all that Tyre and
Persia ever owned
Our self raising flour derives its most dis
tinctiye quality from this multiple and won
dertuj substance, since the waste acid that
flows FROM the petroleum reGneries is large
y applied to the imitation and adultera
ton of cream of tartar, witch is the light of
the bread
But the press owe a direct debt that
must now be acknowledged to this coop
genius from the depth of the earth. An
American chemist has recently taken out a
patent for making printing inks from the
various coors and extracts of petroleum
and the black ink He thus manufactures is
better than that made with linseed oil, and
can be sold for half the latter Some Of our
great publishing houses are even now con-
stantly using it, and this very article may
be printed with the pigment. The consimp.
ton of the compound already amounts tc
hundreds of tuns
A large and Celebrated firm in this city
is now making a delightful cosmetic soap
and it is the best family soap, from til,
same oil.
Within cannon shot of that establishment
| is another where gas is made and furnished
| from petroleum at the rate IF $3.50 pc
| 1000 feet, and it yields the brightest anC
purest light, and most powerful heat ye
known for domestic purposes.