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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-17

Decrease of Receipts and Increase of EXPORTS
Order Regulating Canadian Commerce with
the United States.
The September statement OF the business at the
Custom House has been made up. 1t shows a con.
siderable falling OF from August and also from the
same month of last year. The receipts from oil
sources including seizures, were So, 0I769s, de-
crease OF so33330 s5 from September. 1868. There
was q slight increase In exports In imports
the exhibit shows that Of merchandise
which passed through the hands OF United
states weighcrs, there were 2oG,0Ts357 pounds
Of which 1l,53ao35 pounds were Tor export
during the month, exclusive OF liquors imported
bottles was 1913 gallons, OF which $50 1913 gal.
Ions were Tor export. or the quantity imported in
casks there wer6 104 AIS gallons or wines and brandy
and 73S 500 gallons OF moiasscs Added to ts there
513 cases or wines, or 33o,350 bottles. The
number OF vessels arrived from foreign ports bring
ing CARGO was 429. OF these 65 were steamers, 30
ships, 10 barks, 100 brigs 10 scnooners other ves-
sells, 40. There was falling OF III the number OF
passengers arriving
veyor Cornell in5ructiDg district inspectors Of Gus
toms to report at the Barge once the arrival OF all
vessels from Canadian ports, and not TO allow any
part OF their caggoes to be discharged until regu-
larly permitted by the customs authorities, and 10
treat them the Same precisely rs other vessels from
foreign ports II Ia understood that this order has
not been issued In consequence OF any action J Yg.
~, - 49, """a"'"n customs DaoD. ~. ~ wy
the class OF referred to- especially barges aud
canaboats, have been generally entered ~ coast
wise, ana have come here and discharged their
caigoes without being entered, which mas led to
delays and complications tho order II quite npor-
tant to merchants and other receiving c0nsgnments
from Cauaua,
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKHr.-LoSD0S. Oct. 18--l
p. M-Consols closed at Q3,s for money, ana o3st a
93b for the account. American securities closed
easie. United States 1ve-twenty bonds, 1862,
Erie Railway shares nat at AK; Illinois Central,
93A; Atlantic and Great western, 20.
PARIS BouHsE.-PARIs, Oct 1913 r. M.--The
Bourse Is quiet. Rentes III. 20c.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-fRAHKPoRT, Oct. 16.-4:s0 p.
M.-Untsd States bonds are active and arm ~ s. o
LIVERPOOL C0rros MARKEr.-LrvERPooL, Oct
16-l Y. M.-The cotton market closed frmer Mid
ding uplands, 12kd. a 124d.; middling Orleans,
l2l.d. q 1850. the sales OF the day nave been
HAvRs CoTToN NARKET.-nAvRH Oct. Ie.-The
cotton market closed heavy for both on spot and
anoat. Anoaf, 1891 per cwt
Oct 16-l +. M.--Flour, u.s. Cd per Dbl. for Western
canal Wheat 1os a. per GENITAL for California white;
qs I'd. for winter and o. ID. for No. red Western
Corn 2ss. 3D. per quarter for European OATS SO. 3D.
per buslel. Peas, AS. od per quarter for Canadian
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-L1vERpooL,
Oct 18-l r. M.Lard, 72s. per cwt Cheese, o7s. per
cwt for the best grades OF American nne. Pork, 10s
per Dbl. fer extra prime mess. Beef sos. per fierce
OF 8O4 lbs. for Eastern prime mess. Bacon, o0s. Cd
per cwt. for Cumberland CUT
16-1 r. M.-petroleqn, lld: per gallon Tor spirits
aud Is. 6lld for refined. Turpentne, 27s. Cd. per
cwt Rosin 50. I'D. per cwt. for common and l9s.
for 1ne Tallow, ATS. per cwt. Linseed OIL $50 los
LoSDos PRODUCE MAaKEr.-IoSpoN, Oct. a.
Linsesd cakes clio bs. per ton. Tallow, A7s vi per
cwt Sperm oil, 500 per ton. Whale OIL, $50 per
ton. Lnseed oil, Gao 12s per ton. Kosin, %. ~ o.
per cwt for common and 16s. Cd. for 1ne. Calcutta
Inseed o2e sugar, S0s Ga. Tor NO. ~ Duscn ssaua'
PRTRoLnuM NARxHr.--ANrwRRP, Oct 1e.-retro-
leum nrm ct 69Hf for standard white.
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JERUSALEM.

The IsraeIites In Council I'm Dcrlin-Distrcss
Of the Brethren In Western Russia-A Plan
Of Reliof-Appeul to America-Thanks 10
the Herald.
LONDON, Oct. 16-P. NJ.
Teegraphc advices just received from Russia re
port that q numerously attended meeting OF the
Alliance Israelite Universal Society has been held
IN Berlin under the presidency Of M. A. Cremieux,
Of Paris. The chief subject brought forward after
che Organization, for discussion was the matter Of
che severe distress Just now prevailing among the
s.,tas IN Western Russia ana the prospective
emigration Of the Jews from that part Of the world
10 . land aHording freedom OF conscience and
general federation Of religion.
I 4 resolution expressing hope that the people
In America will co operate steadily and with their
accustomed lberaty, with the brethren in Europe
IN relieving this distress, adopted UNANIMOUSLY.
Che vice president Of the society, NJ. Lazarus, be-
fore the close Of the proceedings paid glowing tri.
bute to the New YORK HERALD, both as news.
tAper and for its unparalleled beralityn OF opinion
IN the defence and cid OF the right OF practice Of the
Hswish religion and Judaism.
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TelsGRApHlC NEWS ITEMS.

Isaac l.. Cook was accidentally shot and killed In
the office OF the Selma (Ala) Times yesterday.
Ex-Governor Ritner, OF pennsylvania, died at Car.
Isle yesterday, in the ninctieih year Of his age.
Governor Warmoth, OF louisiana VIII call an
extra session of the General Assembly OF that State
to meet December l. In New Orleans.
Captain Russell, OF the Washington Ice Company,
fell thirty feet from scaf0ld at Rogers Island up
the Hudson, on Friday, and was instantly killed.
The jewery store OF i. W. Lintz, o. Danvile, Va,
was robbed on Friday night and tired by the bur-
glars. Two adjoining buildings were also destroyed.
Loss $4,000. The burglars made their escape.
proposition to subscribe 100000 in aid OF the
projected Louisville, New Albany and st. Louis AIR
Line Railroad was voted upon by the people OF
iority.
In the case OF BENJAMIN Payn, OF Albany, N. ",
convicted OF defraudng the government Judge Hall
yesterday morning suspended sentence until next
June, and held the prisoner 10 bail In the sum Of
$4,000.
The annual assemblies OF the Masonic Grand
Bodies OF Missouri concluded their business at St.
Louis on Friday. The attendance WAS unusually
large. The affairs Of the Order are represented ~
Ing In numbers quite rapidly.
"A a passenger supposed TO be Allen Mcdonald
freight and passenger train on the Hudson River
Railroad Yesterday afternoon, ana was Instantly
killed. The accident occurred one mile south OF
Garris9n's Coroner Perry, OF Cold Spring, held an
inquest. The deceased was about thirty 1--we years
Old.
Most Rev, M ]. spalding, Archbishop Of Bati.
more ana Primate OF the United States; Archbishop
Allemain OF SanaFrancisco and Right Rev. bishops
Verat OF savannah; McGill, Of Richmond; Wood.
OF Philadelphia; Domnee, 81 pltss a,r Muns9 Of
Apostolic Of Nebraska With three priests from
Nebraska and number OF Catholic students, Will
sail from Baltimore on the goth en- route 70 Rome.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

THE Trini of the Cuba-A Contempt Case in
WiimingtOn--Vhe Mayor Fined nnd I'm.
prisoncd.
WILMINGTON, Oct, 10, 1860.
Through courtesy TO Mr.. Lowry, of New York, one
Of the counsel In the case OF the Cuba the trial was
postponed TIL Monday.
Joseph II. Men, Mayor Of this city, who was tried
by Judge Cantwel before special court on the
charge OF contempt, was convicted and ordered TO
pay fine Of $3.50, and be placed In jail until the
fine and costs were paid. He was imprisoned, but
was released in 2fteen minutes by writ OF habea
corpus. The case excited much comment and the
special court Is becoming odtous to all parties The
contempt case, which resulted IN Mr.. Neffs cOnvic-
ton, Is based on the election Of the clerk OF the
over winch the Mayor Claimed the city had exclusive
CONTROL
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 10, 1891
ROutine Cabinet Meeting.

hOstfno Cabinet Meeting.
The Cabinet meeting was held to-day merely for
the transaction OF ordinary business, the regular
meeting OF yesterday not being held on account OF
the absence OF the President All the members were
present excepting the Secretary OF War.
Preparation Of tho Annual Reports.
several OF the chiefs OF the department bureaus
nave already completed their annual reports OF the
operations OF their respective offices during the fiscal
year ending last June, aud have forwarded them TO
the proper heads OF their departments. Others are
now engaged IN the same work. The cabinet
officers have made little II any progress in the
preparation OF their annual reports.
Tho Virginia sseuatorshsP.
The members Of tue Virginia Legislature are
arriving ct Richmond after the recess, and the
Senatorial question 10 again being agitated. The
name OF General Milford, formerly United States
Agent OF Exchange. is now prominent In connection
with Judge Pendleton, OF Winchester, as the other
Senator. Lieutenant Governor Lewis Franklin
Searns and General Williams arc still considered
the strongest men.
Virginia Finances.
The following has been received from Richmond,-
There is now in the State Treasury here slS0,e0o.
The ensuing session OF the LEGISLATURE is expected
cost about $4,000 or interest state debt $780, 900
have been paid out, leaving $4,000 uncalled for.
About S375oo0 would pay one per cent interest on
the entire Indebtedness of the State home ana
foreign.
Appointments.
The following appointments were made to-day
Henry G. Myers, Register OF the Land Onlce at
Natchoches La. stmasters-Frcderick ID. Tur-
ncr at Carson City, New, vice u. f. Small. sus
pended; James ID. Wood, Central City, Col, vice
Samuel A. Buell., suspended; Peter Grub, at Kea
ton, Ohio. vice Augustus Troeger suspended.
The Bonds Purchased.
Tho following Is statement showing the amount
and description OF Che Fivetwenty bonds purchased
by the Secretary OF the Treasury from May to Sep.
tembes 80, tnclusiye:--
ADfhor,yIf0
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Tho Political Amnesty and It's Probable
Consequences.
LONDON, Oct. 49, 1869.
The Saturday Repie,c, published to-day, has
lengthy editorial on the course Of the government
towards the Fenans now In confinement. The
writer after reviewing the recent amnesty agta.
tiOn, asks II Mr. Gladstone prepared to act with
Hig0r and severity in case OF new Fenian
rising or has calculated the extraor-
binary efforts required not only to cope with treason
but to galvanize INTO energetic life the detected and
languid spirits OF the former aiders Of the law.
Has mis- impressionable mobility swerved towards
the recognition OF Irish independence2 The suppo-
sti0n Is barely creditabe, not wholly inconceivabe
II he shows the fantest leaning In the direction OF
tamperng with treason and traitors there IL an end
Of his national parliamentary majority and his
existence as o minister. 1t Is impossible to
oxaggerate the gravity OF the issue 10 be
decided when the final answer Is given 10
the partisans Of amnesty. The power OF
the government In Ireland 10 shaken, and the awe
Of the government IL nearly extinct. Let pusiani-
NOUS concessions be made and from that moment
she very idea OF government will be inseparable
from rdicule ana contempt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-17

TUIal ..,...SIS5 5U,U0O So, TOO 900
The Weekly Fractional Currency Statement.
The receipts OF fractional currency for the week
ending to-day amount to 81, l32, 700 The following
shipments were made:--To the United States Trea-
sury at st. Louis, $50. 00o at Philadelphia, $50, 900;
at Boston, $50 900; at New Orleans $50 900; at New
York. 100000, and at Charleston, s25 900; United
States Depository at Chicago, So, COO; at Baltimore
$4,000; Cincinnati, $4,000; Plt,sburg. 5000; to
national banks, s43s70O. The Treasurer holds in
trust for national banks as security for circulation
S3424 $685. for public deposits $l9 900. Frac-
tlonal currency redeemed and destroyed during the
week, s2a8,s0o. .
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KENTUCKY.

Terrible Casualty the New Bridge mt
Louisville, Over the Ohio River-Four Men
Killed.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 16, 1860.
horrible accident occurred at the Ohio river
bridge to-day at haf-past four r. NJ The temporary
trestie work being erected between piers 18 and IL
Tor the purpose Of swinging span, gave way by q
jerk OF the locopotive used in raising the timbers
and six men were precipitated o distance
OF nnety-1ve feet. John r. Payne. carpenter,
was instantly killed; J. s. Kerby carpenter, was
cut IN two and his body 0ated over the rapids The
remains have not yet been recovered Oscar Gal
lagner and William IRVINE labOrers, were MORALLY
injured; Robert Gernsey, laborer, and Mr.. Mcclure
carpenter, were slightly injured.
AT about two O'Clock to-day John Bottings, while
walking between piers Nos Is ana Ia, missed his
instantly killed.
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rupted by epidemic disease nor our industry By ruin.
Gus caanlite4
For all these things We ought to be thankful, ana.
while nledtattng upon our advantages, ou1nt Also
70 bear In mind that many OF them are IN our own
keeping and may DO lost unless we cultivate 10 our
utmost private and public virtue resolved to man.
ai each one. the integrity OF his individual III as
e ttne means OF securing the country aud ITS iastt
buttons against corruption and decay.
an witness hereof | have sgned nay name AMI
hHl&el the priyy seal OF the State this sixtcenfa
S,s OF October IN the year one thousand eli ~hs
hunAireu aud siXty.nine
JOHN I. HOFFMAN.
BY The Governor:
JouA D. VAN BUREN, Private Secretary.
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The Legislative Session S,is-
pended i'm Spain.
Lopez Reported. Making For
Bolivian Territory.
Rumered Massacre of a Government
Surveying Party in Nebraska.
SPAIN.

The legislative Session Observation-Disclosures
Still in Arms--Figh.sng in the Provinces and
Prosecutions In the Capital.
MADRID, Oct. 49, 1869.
The sessions Of the Cortes have been suspended.
Valencia still holds out against the national troops.
The attack, however, VIII begin this evening, unless
the insurgents surrender Internationally in the
meantime.
The insurrectlon at Bejar also continues.
Two republican bands III Catalonia and Andalusa
have been beaten by the ma tional troops.
The Cortes have given the necessary authority for
the prosecution OF the seventeen republican dcpu-
ties who have participated in the rebellion.
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PENNS YLVAfiiA.

The Philadelphia Contested Eiectf0n-The
Democratic District Attorney Ousted--
Mayor Fox Retnined-Eeury's Majority.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10, 1869.
To-day, at twelve O'clock all the judges OF the
Court OF Common Pleas-Allison, Pierce aud
Brewster in their places to give judgment
III the election contests which instituted about
one year ago. A large audience was In attendance
to hear the conclusion or OF the longest most
Interesting contests that has engaged tho attention
OF the courts, and in which the public anxiety has
been increased by the long interval that has occurred
between the final argument ana the decision and
result Of the election that has been held in the inter.
val. Two lengthy opinions were read-one by Judge
Brewster, expressing the views Of the majority of
the court, and another by Judge Ludlow, dissenting
from these views.
The majority opinion detailed that many frauds
were committed and throws out two divisions OF the
Fourth ward with portions OF the vote thrown In
other divisions, and calls the attention OF the Dis
trct Attorney to prosecute the authors OF the frauds
especially those committed by election officers. The
result Of the decision shows Mayor Fox to have re-
whne Charles Gibbons Is Installed In the District
Attorneyshlo In place Of Furman Shepherd, ana all
the other republican city officers are declared
elected, throwing out the democratic tncumDents
After the rendering or the decision notice was
given OF q writ OF certiorari 70 the Supreme Court
Ihs VIII raise the question or the jur dction OF the
Court OF Common Pleas only and Will not open any
discussion on the merits OF the election. The result
OF the contest was received quietly by both partes.
John C0vode telegraphs-
eve have all the counties officially reported but Butler
Potter and Junaa and taking these the figures
JOHN COvODE"
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THANKSGIVING IN NEW YORK.
Proclamation Of Governor noama,

Proclamation OIL governor IIOSuinu.
In conformity with the long established custom OF
the people OF this state TO set apart one day In
every year for the purpose, l designate Thursday
the 18Th or November next as Thanksgiving day
and exh0rt the people OF New York TO abstain on
that day from their usual labors, and. In their
places OF worship and ID their homes, to utter with
enjoy.
Our State has an extent Of territory sufficient in
itself TO the needs OF q great nation: q soil OF
Astounding fertility; q climate that inparts health
and vlgor; Immediate access to great inland seas
IN the one direction and to the ocean IN tho other
surface favorable to transit; great river
unequalled In facility OF navigaton natural advan-
tagoS which have enabled us to attain 10 high pros
perity and to the leading place In the American
Union.
AZ member Of our great family Of states we are
troubled BY no tears Of foreign invasion: nave 9
potential and by means OF which they may assure
TO themselves civil and religious freedom.
A. this time we have abundant cause Tor thankful.
ness Tho people OF Now York rejoice In plentiful
harvest: our general health has not boon inter.
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FRANCE.

Alleged Cabinet Changes--NIerchauts' Clerks
ON sssStrikc''-TaneraI Of a Poet.
PARIS, Oct. 16. 1862
The Pat,te in It's issue to-day denies the rumors OF
q modification Of the Ministry.
There is rumor current that owing to the con-
tinued illness Of the Prince de la Tour d'Auvergne
the Secretary OF Foreign Affairs he will be compelled
to reltnquish his Office.
The threatened strike OF the merchants clerks of
this city has commenced 1t has not yet become
general.
The remains Of Charles Augustln Saint Beuve
were Inferred this morning without any religious
ceremonial.
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A.-Cnu,.on to the pub,,c.-An Attempt I

being made to hnbug the public into the belief that
ours two bottles Of different preparations TO restore
hair 10 It's natural color represented unlike artic!s
before known perfectly safe harmless and wholesome.
while nj the time they contain tho ingredients of hS
poisonous hair made from sulphur lead sver
mercury and other metallic posons, only PIT up q new
style dress 10 disguise them which mix the
tents OF the two bottles together and instantly the sediment
peculiar 20 tho sulphur and Of lead preparations
But the most certain and delicate 10 discover
talic poisons aud which all persons who prize their heath
phoud try before using article for restoring deng
the ha IL by dropping tho suspected article small pIeca
Of hydriodate of potash, aud II produces yellow collar
win show the OF lead n n II
tana in either they should be rejected
TO the EGYPTIAN HAIR COLORfha and such rus,Iss
produced proving thereby M harnlossness and super
GRITTY other article II IA free from sediment leaves
stain on the skin and does no, IN manner reaems
the poisonous hair preparations such general
The EGYPTIAN HAIR COLoRfNG Ia the cheapest safest
eoctua article restoring the natural color and
condition Of the hair that Ia soi Depot 70, the United States
the Wholesale drug warehouse OF GEO. WIN. SOUTH.
WICK, SO VcHey street, New York.
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ward r. Stone. who Is places on was,nS orders.
Lieutenant Commander Alfred ). opAhS hss ceen
ordered 10 the command Of the CyA>c Lio1'enant
q. a. Conyere has been ordered to da>. u, VIC ioI
pedo corps. Assistant Surgeon Thomas W n,own
has been ordered to duty at the naval rendes VOWS W
Baltimore. The orders OF Captain ]. H. Spot> ior
DUTY IN the Twelfth Lighthouse district have bsen
revoked. First Assistant Engineer Joseph H. Bale,
has been detached from the New York naval reaiez-
vous aud ordered TO the Nantucket. Passed ASSIST
ant surgeon Charles /. Greel has resigned
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THE PARAGUAY IAN WAR.
Fresh Ne WIS About Lopez.

Fresh News About Lopez.
LIsBoN Oct 10, 1862
The regular mail steamer from Rio Janeiro has ar
rived. The war news from Paraguay is important.
President Lopez was still being pursued. He had
arrived at San EstAnislaus and 1t was thought was
trying to reach BOLIVIAN territory.
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CUBA.

Departure Of the Catholic Bishop for Sp ain
Grand Holiday Among the Volunteers.
HAVANA, Oct. 10, 1869.
The Catholic Bishop Of the island went to Spain
yesterday.
Tomorrow Ia to be observed here with great tclat
~ the volunteers. Many banners are to be blessed,
end tile civic and religious societies win also parade.
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Discovery Of Now Vein of Coal Fear Dom

SHERIDAN Ram, Oct 16. 1859.
vein OF excellent coal, extending northward, has
been struck on tine line OF the Kansas Pacific Rail-
road east OF Denver. This shows that the workable
coal beds Of the Rocky Mountain base extend miles
eastward in the great plaias. The discovery is OF
the greatest Importance both to the settlers and the
railway.
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MAINE.

Meeting of the Grand Lodge Of Good Tenn.
piurs in Bath.
BATH, Oct. 10, 1880.
The Grand Lodge OF Good Templafs, which has
been in session at Dexter this week, was largely
attended, and the meetings were enthusiastic. Be.
tween 200 and 800 delegates were in attendance,
representing 295 subordinate lodges, with mem.
bership OF $4,000. The action OF the Grand Lodge
relative to political action was radical, endorsing
the third party movement OF the late campaign and
pledging the Grand Lodge TO the support OF the
temperance party. Several public meetings were
held during the session and were addressed BY men,
bers OF the Grand Lodge.
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rHALoNs vrrALrA diaors utterly from all the "iyss."
"colorers" aud 'restorcrs az in use acts totally
different principle. mpd frasran, and perfectly
cuou precpi,aes muddy aocculeus natter requires
shaking up and no stain to tho skin Ne
paper curtain necessary conceal It's ,urbii appearances
Hold tho light I, coudlc" No, mas
or nake OF seiimcn. deposit II ,oavcs neither
spock stain the skin Yet reproduccs gray hair
the natural color Every shade FROM
tho sh.es brown to tho deepest black may brough,
by USE the depth of depending the number ss
applications. Tbis marvel OF ,olc, discovery
and bears resemblance other preparation kncwn
ruALoN's vIrALiA
possesses tho following properties which guaranteed
restores to gray original COLOR from three to
ten days.
I, has llthy sediment OF uphur Anything ess.
II is as clear Croton water aud harmless
It does no, stain the skin.
II does not contain any NITRATE OF slves.
1t in no way resembles the so.cacd "Notapys" srsls.
1t has no filthy sediment hide by paper cover.
1t is limpid water prue and wholesome as the s,r.
II preciptates no muddy 9Th.
II il guaranteed to be infa,lble.
Phaons "vtaa" is warranted to effect change IA the
color Of the hair within ten days after no urst application.
the directions being carefully observed
II your drusSis. has "viaa awre, enclosing
81. aud wo win forward II imsnsi stately.
PHALoN SON. BIZ Broadway New York.
est Nicholas liotel.)
Price, 81 per box, containing two bottles so'l ny all
druggists