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The New York herald., 1879-01-05


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The Portland daily press., 1879-04-24
The NEWS IL A NUTSHELL

Mr. Edward Atkinson of Boston, who has
been on tour in Georgia and North and South
Carolina, q ads the negroes industrious and ac-
cumulaing property, and thinks there are
forces at work that will revolutiunzs the
South.
The New Eugland Free Baptisty are 10 ses-
sioa at Lowell, Mass.
A Memphis correspondent says that the ne.
groes are being prevented from emigrating by
the whites.
The Sons of Temperance of Maine are hold
iug their annual session at a ugusta. The
g,nzation has just about held its own in point
Of numbers the past year. -
q Mr.. Lorillard's Parole. yesterday, won the
EPSON stakes. Since Parole has been in Eag-
land he has won $40, 600 for his owner.
Gen. DIX requested that all parade and GER
emoDy except the simple church service be dis
p-nsed with at bis funeral.
1t is rumored that q trade was made between
the state government of South Carolina and
the Washington authorities that if the indict-
ments against the Democrats were not pressed
the prosecution Of ex-Gov. Chamberlain, ex-
Treasurer Cardoz) and other Republican s
should be stopped. The Washington authors
ties have carried out their part of the agree
msnt, and Cardoza and Smalls have been par.
doned.
so. The Secretary of the Treasury yesterday is
sued another call for bonds.
The Senate continued to discuss the army
bill yesterday, Messrs. Withers, Blaine and
Butler taking part. In the House Messrs,
Frye and Robson were the principal speakers
on the legislative bill
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-24
THE SOUTHERN OUTLOOK.
Negroes Thriving in the Atlantic
States.
New Forces RevOIuti0nizing the
south.

NEW YORK, April 23-Edward Atkinson of Bos-
ton, in tour in Georgia and North and South Caro-
lima, found the negroes industrious and anxious 10
acquire property, and the poor quarters Of the ne
gro in Savannah and and other places much cleaner
than the poor quarters 10 New York and Boston. In
Georgia the negroes are rapidly accommodating land,
cotton il increasing In production in that State and
there has been more suffering from hard times among
the poor whites than among the negroes, and the
stue is true of the whites in Virginia and the Caro-
linas.
From what he observed Mr.. Atkinson is convinced
that the new industrial cement developing in the
South wi the increasing educational facilities will
in few years, work complete revolution. As to
the political outlook, he says the arrogance OF the
s'Sod South lately exhibited by some foolish mem-
bers from this section is the last gasp of dead past
The "Solid South" so called, is honeycombed by
forces that are dsintregang and reconstructing it
This pendulum swung too far one way and placed
dishonest men in power in macy States by means of
ignorant ballots. NV it has swung far the other
way. and has sent to Wa hington men who think
they are still representative men, but they are only
the galvanized corpses of dead past ard they are
banging tbemsev with their own ropes and digging
their own graves.
| The new wealth that is accommodating in new
hands, the new education that is pervading the land,
the new ndust that is building up ates will soon
| assert their power. What asubiime bsurdity for
Virginia to contend against common schools and yet
assume to control the nation in minute degree
Tue representative Of party that opposes common
schools may well ponder the saying Of the negro in
Columbia 5 G, who said TO me ''tbat it was useless
to put ignorance intelligence and expect it to
stay The census will transfer at least twenty
members from the Slave States to other sectious and
| yet more from the Atlantic States to Texas. If we
can hold five years as we are, not attempting to
cure by fruit ie legislation the evils which are the
necessary result of ignorance, if give time for
these great industrial forces to work, we need not
| fear the future,
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-24
THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL "a.

el. Haworth's, and also short and tragic sto-
~ of the Latin Quarter, by the same author.
Another com plete sketch by A. A. Hayes, Jr.,
entitled A Man without Enthusiasm, ref cts
an aspect of human nature likely to be os err
looked. The frst part of Miss Adeline Traf-
toms two-part story, A Narrow Street, is here
giveo. Other papers are Three Days in Su sex,
. charming description in light vein of E &
lish country-honse life, by an anonymous writ
or: A pilgrimage to Vallambrosa, by Theodore
Il. Bacon, and sketch of Richard Henry Da-
ma, by James Grant Wilson. The poetry OF
the pumber includes At Odds with Life BY
David L. Proudfit; The Four Romans, ballad
by Charles de KAY; False and True, a recent
sonnet by DR.. Holland; Two Sermons by Aug
tin Dobson; and other poems by T. W. Parsons,
Mrs. Piatt, L. Frank Tooker, r. W. Glider,
Marie Mason, q. N. Powers and Lloyd Mff1, o.
In Topics of the Time, DR.. Holland discusses
Valgsrity in Fiction and on the Stage, Church
Music, and Art Criticism. In the department
of Communications, Nj. S. Beech gives, for the
frat time 10 print, an account of the perilous
secret mission to Mexico, which was npdertak'
en- by his, father, Moses Y. Bee ch, during the
Mexican war, and which led to the treaty Of
Guadalupe Hdalgo Home aud Society is de.
voted 60 the third of Mr.. Rde'ng's practical
papers on the Bows of he Fsmi'y. .f
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
MATNE
MAINE.


Navigation of the Kennebec.
GARDINER. April 23.-The Star of the East and
the ne steamer Della Collins arrived this morning
from Boston, the first regular trip of The Star of the
East this season. Captain Jason Collins still COM
mands her The steamer Della Collins, built at East
Boston the past winter, will run from Gardiner to
Augusa a, connecting with the Star of the East She
Is commanded'by CAPTAIN Mclaughlin, formerly of
the Clarion. She is named for the daughter of Capt
Collins. a
suicide of a Former Maine Man.
b. SAN FRANCISCO, April M.-Wm. Mansfield COM
mitted suicide by taking morphine on account of
business troubles and i'll health. He formerly pub
lished the Gospel Banner at Angus a. Me.
FIRE i'm an Auburn Hotel.
LEWISTON, April % Tonight fire took in the
root OF the Davis House in Auburn 1t was extin-
guished with slight damage except from water
Loss about $1,000; insured $l5OO on the house and
$500 on the stable in the Royal of LiveIp ,ol The
house was owned by the Davis heirs and kept by
Addison Spooner, who had 81 900 insurance on fur
iture 10 the North American.
Semi.Annual Convention of the Sons of
Hempersnce
AUGUSTA, April 23.-The semi-anuual session of
the Grand Division, Sons of Temperance.3 .3of the
State, met here to-day with the following officers:
james NJ. Larrapee-G. W. p.
~ All skS0ek WO0d--Sfs w. A.
John S. Kmbai,- Sc, ibe.
James Nash-G Treasurer.
j. K. Osgood C. Conauc'or.
Stephen Cobb &C. Chaplain.
Patrick Hayes-G. Sentinel.
The Grand Worthy Patriarch made report
which shows the different divisions In hopeful con-
dition but without rapid growth
Gov. Gascelon Gone to Georgia.
Gov. Garcelon lett for Georgia to-day where he
will attend the meeting of the National Medical As.
eocfaunu
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-24
EUROPE.
The Trial of soIovief.

ST. sPErERsBURG, April PA High Court o.
Criminal Justice under the Presidency of the Grand
Duke Constantine, brother of the Gar has been ap-
pointed or the trial Of Alexander Soovieff, who at
tempted the assassination of the Ear.
The Relations of ku. sia and Poland.
BERLIN April 23.-Letters from Cracow announce
that the moderate Liberal party in Poland, app r
emily Induced by Soloyiehs attempt. will now adopt
more conci iatory policy toward the Czar An in.
fuental deputalion is about to proceed to st. Pc
tersburg to congratulate him on his escape.
Arrests of Supposed Nihilists.
LONDON, April 23.-Thel Berlin correspondent q
the Standard says Lieut. Dubrovn has been arrested
near Novgorod suspicion of being one of the chief
members OF the revolutionary committee Of the ass
sassination OF another spy who betrayed the where
abouts of the secret printing office at Taprovo.
1t is reported that the Gar. who until lately drove
out unattended now has his carriage surrounded by
Cossacks.
The French Radicals Encouraged by
Blanqui's Election.
PARIS, April 70. Tue inaclion of the government
relative to Blanqui is emboldenng the Radicals and
those at Lyons are now calling upon Daverdier TO
vacate his seat in the Deputies to enable them to
elect Henri Rochefort. Daverdier appears unwilling
10 comply.
A Movement to Suspend Mining Tenn
porarily.
LONDON, April PA circular has been addressed
to the miners throughout the country, asking them
to send representatives to congress in Yorkshire in
May to decide upon the advisabiity of stopping al
mining four or five weeks to lessen the out put.
1000 Arrests at st Petersburg.
LoNDoN. April 24-Two thousand persons have
been arrested at ST. Petersburg Persons suspected
OF completely in the murder of Gov. Krapot and the
attempt on Gen. Dreuten have been arrested in
Warsaw and Pleisk respectively. The well known
novelist Sourgereff has been expelled from Russia.
The London Walking Mach.
3A AM-Brown and Hazael at 11.30 had made re-
spectively 3O65 and 295 miles. They lhave been rest
ing since then. A great race between them is ex-
pected today. Betting is three to one on Brown
Corkey's score is 2944 Weston 276.
kor~ign Notes.
1t reported that the Tartars of Orsk fearing forc
BILE baptism burned the town and murdered the Of.
fcials.
Two-thirds OF the dwellings at Friendly Isles and
| the cocoanut crop have been destroyed by hurri
cane.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-24
WASHINGTON.


Money Collected by United States Mar
shals.
a WASHINGTON, April 23-Owng to the habits of
United States Marshals in distributing monies COL
lected by them they have been instructed hereafter
to return to the internal revenue commission in full
oil monies collected without any deductions what
ever.
Money Due Captain Eads.
The appropriation committee agreed upon the bill
authorizing the Secretary Of War to pay Captain
Eads such monies as became due under the act au-
thorizing the building of jetties
s More Bonds Called.
cali was issued by the Secretary of the Treasury
today for the balance of the loan Of 1858 per cents
amounting to $2so,o all registered. Holders may
within 70 days exchange them for per cents at par,
with interest computed in each class of bonds to the
date Of the exchange If not exchanged they will be
paid at maturity on call.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-24
MINOR. TELEGRAMs.

A farewell reception by Geo. W. Curtis, R H.
Stoddard, e. G. Stedman, 7. W. gginson, Rev
Drs Hepworth, May, Chadwick, Longfellow, and
several hundred others was given Tuesday night to
Rev. DR.. rockingham, who leaves shortly on a
European trip
The 18th New York regiment gave review last
night under Col. Austin in heavy marching order
preparatory to their Montreal trip. Several
Canadian officers were present.
The carriage factory of Charles Bahlen at Gin
cinnati, has been burned. Loss $4,000.
Thulnus Kelly died of hydrophobio yesterday at
Brooklyn, in great agony.
captain David G. Woods, formerly of New Bed
ford, died Tuesday at Mare Island, California.
During the war be commanded the monitor
Kickapoo. He was the late superintendent of the
Industrial school in San Francisco.
William Aiken was arrested yesterday afternoon
at Fall River, for stealing horse and buggy from
Shows stable at New Bedford on Monday. Aiken
realized $37 The property was recovered.
The death of Bishop Ames is momentarily expect
ed.
Notre Dame University at South Bend, Ind was
burned yesterday. Loss 500, 900. ~
VIM d. Vaughan has been appointed telegraph
superintendent Of the Eastern railroad vice Horace
Nj. Powell resigned.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-24
Wednesday, April 23.
lFRoM DUB ooRREsPCNDEN1

IFROM DUB OOKKESPLNDENT.I
KENNEBUNKPORT, April 22-Ar, sch Y Bak-
er, B0wden Gloucester.
- prii a2-Ar, scn II A Dewitt Manson, Pbiladel-
phia.
Launched-by Chas Thompson fine porgie beat,
and was towed to Portland by tug G A Warren.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-24
PROFITABLE HORSEFLESH.

LoriIIard Wins 100000 ON Parole.
LONDON, April 23-Ony two horses, Parole and
CastleIeagh. run in tho for the great metropo
tau stakes at EPSON to-day. Parole won the race.
The Sportman says: just previons to the race
yesterday for the City and Suburban handicap, Eli
King was very much fancied, and the dislike to
Parole was general that he declined to four to one
against him. Parole is now strong favorile at to
for the great Metropolitan stakes. (handcap) which
is to borun to-day at Epson. In consequence OF his
win yesterday he has to carry 10 pounds extra in
this race, 10 pounds extra for the Prince OF Wales
stakes (banoicap) also to be competed vr to-day at
EPSON, 10 pounds extra tor the Chester Trades cup
whian takes place May 7th at the Chester meeting,
and IA pounds extra for the race for the Great
Cheshire handicap stakes, May 9Th.
The Times says that Or. Lorrillard backed Parole
for the city and suburban handicap prior to the
Newmarket victory and as a result, wins something
over 100000 The general satisfaction at the
victory Of toe plucky American was fully proved by
the voleying rounds Of cheers which accompanied
Parole returning to the enclosure Another CORES
pondent says: "Parole won on his merits without
getting anything approaching an advantage at the
start or the turns in the course"
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-24
MASSACHUSETTS,.

New Engla Free Will Baptists.
LOWELL Apn 23-The business session of the
New EDg'aud Association of Free Will Baptisls op
ened this morning Rev. G. G Perkins presided and
Rev. j. j Hill acted as secretary. An interesting
paper on "Cuurch Finance" was read by Rev. D H
Adams OF Newmarket N H., and was discussed by
Profs. Bowen and Hayes OF Maine, Revs. P. w.
Perry and e. W Kicker of New Hampshire and G.
s. Rcser Of Lowell. Prot j. S. Brown Of Lyndon
Centre, Vt read a paper on "Pbases of Thought
Rev. q o. Dudley and Prof Bowen were chosen a
committee to report perm anent officers,
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-24
Compromise i'm South Caroliua.

NEW YORK, April pa Washington special says:
1t has beeen known here for time that the state
authorities in South Carolina had proposed to drop
the political prosecution Of Ex-Governor Chamber
lain, ex-Representative Smalls and ex-Tressurer
Cardezo and other Republicans, if the Federal au-
thorities would not push the indictments against
Democrats for violating the Federal election law.
An arrangement having this end in view was con-
summated and District Attorney Norl hrop was in
structed from here in court that the be
postponed until next fall.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-24
Miscesena,iou i'm yirainia.

NEW YORK, April 23.-A law firm in this city
wrote a letter to MIR. Edward Kenney, colored
man who had been sentenced to the penitentiary at
Richmond, Va, for five years for marrying white
woman, informing him that as he was married in
Washington, ID. 9, under United States laws, his
imprisonuent and his wite's under the laws Of
viftima Is clear violation Of the Constitution of
the United States The letter has been returned to
the nrm Dy ofaer OF Attorney General James G.
Field OF Virginia, he refusing to allow its being
delivered to Kenney. he says they can bring mo.
ceedipgs to inquire judicialy into the imprisonment
Of Kenney, but no letters will be delivered to him
until proceedings are brgun.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-24
THE ZULU WAR.

Co ments Of the London Times ON Re-
cent News.
LONDON. April 23-The Times says there can be
little doubt that the telegram from st. Vincent to
Donald Currie s. Co, yesterday announcing that
Col Woods column was attacked near Lunebsrg by
the Zuus, who repulsed, refers to affairs al
ready known. The Times scouts the rumor relative
to the intention OF the Beers to seize Batle Frere.
kilograms announce that Chelmsford will form re-
doubt at Gingelova, which will fulfil the pur-
pose as that at Ekowe wond have done, during the
forthcoming advance.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-24
NEW YORK.

Gen. Dix's Directions for His Funeral.
NEW YORK. April 23.-Several military organ'za-
tons wished to participate in the escort to the re-
mans OF General Dix but he left the following in
structions relative to his funeral:
81 wish all parade and all ceremony except regular
church service for the dead studiousy avoided.''
Instead of having pail placed on the coffin, he d.
rects his coffin to be covered with the flag of the
United States. He also directed that after beir .
placed in his coffin no one should be permitted to
look upon him, The remains will be placed rempor-
ariy in the family vault in Trinity church yard
where two of his children buried and also John
I. Morgan and wife, the parents Of Mrs. Dix Ulti-
ely, the remains of the General will be removed
to Dr. Morgans plot in the Trinity cemetery.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-24
8 S73. uupu,.,

Mich Cows-Extra sG Sfo S.y, o.u,nay @io e9 ~
$40: sarrow Cows S11 @ 20 " head; sprngers SlS
(1s$i3 per head. .,,+ a f.w Stora e,,..,o
tered in marKe, for sale and not much 1 es fr TIE tsem
rnnb a. those brought in one week ago, &c 9Y fb
deIiys red at Br gbon. There has been large num-
Der of very nice Sheep and Lambs brought ia during
Swine-Store Pig, wholesale. 81 q &c for light ones
heaey ones &c P ID Fat Hogs, price 4lc fb live
weight.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-24

There was very snail attendance Of members
when the House Immediately after assembling went
into Committee of the Whole on legislative bill,
Speeches were made by Fort, Sapp. Deering. Clark
Humphrey and Updergraff in opposition to The bro,
posed repeal and Ryan ana Atherton spoke in favor
OF 1t and House adjourned till tomorrow,
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-24
! R0ckland c'sk. {
| Lumber

IClear Fine,
Nos. 1 g. Q. AS 90 @55 90
mo. 8. 80 90 OBS 90
| Shipping. rs 90 @20 90
Spruce. 10 90 OH 90
| HoTniook.. 9 so gil 90
iClapboards,
Spruce ex.1S 90 @21 90
do No. 1.12 90 OILS 90
| Clear. IA 90 @21 90
1 Pine e......25 90 @50 90
Shingles,
Ceder ex.. Q Is a 8 90
Cedar exNo1 / rs q Q 90
Spruce. -. 115 a 1 90
Laths,spruce 1 80 % 1 80
4 Pine ...... g 2 90
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-24
European Markets.

LONDON, April 23-12.3O P. M.-CensoIs at 90 Lit
for money and account.
LONDON, April 23-12.3O P. M.-American securi.
ties-United States bonds CTS, at 104; SIS 1853
new 4s 1Osa: rs, 1t3a; 1040s, 1OS4; Erie 26i; New
Je sey Central 43
LIVERPOOL April 23-12-30 P. M.-Cottm market
steady; Uplands at Gid; orleans at Sled; sales To-
OO0 bales including 900 for speculation and export
Receipts 800 bales American.
Flour at 6 q 10: Winner Wheat at $40 "a Q; dc
spring at 6 q s; California averages at S9@93
club 81 @96. ,Orp al 8 Peas 63. PROVISIONS
&c -Porb at SO; Beef at "a 6; Bacon at 25 a 26.
Lard at 81 9. Cheese at a. TaDOw at 35 8. At Lon
90, 35 6.
PARIS. April 23.-Rentes 1l5 27t.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-24
Dry Good. wbol~sp,e Market,
Portland Daily Press stock List

Corrected by WOODBURY. g MoULToN, Investment
Bankers, Cor. Middle and Exchange Street.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-24
Chicago C..sl. Market.

CHICAGO, April % 3-HOgs-recepts 10,00o head
shipments $500 head market ow: choice heavy a
8 81 a 70 light at 80 a 55; mixed at 10 q 80
market closing steady ard al sold
market dull shipping 4 OO g $40; butchers 2 20
3 so.
Sheep-receipts 1000 head; shipments 500 head
market firm so @570
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-24
MARRIED..

In this city, April 23 at the residence of Mrs. JAS
8. Bedow, by Rev. W. E. Gibbs, Capt. Cbas d Hem
ingway OF Camden and Mrs Ida Baker OF Port
land. [Boston and New York papers please copy.l
In this city, April 23, by Rev 9. F. Penney of Au-
gusta, A. z. P. Harmon of Oakland, CAL, and Miss
Sarah s. Johnson OF Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-24
AND CON M EESCIAL
Review # the Wholesale Markets.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING APRIL q, 1879.
There are few changes to report the past week.
There has been decline in all kinds of coal of SOC
CaIdamon seeds have advanced from 1 90 @ 2 30 to
80 @ 50 Fruit, oranges are quoted at 90 q 4 90
~ box. Yellow Corn has dropped 1c. Lard has
fallen 1c. Spruce capboards extra are quoted Is 90
@ q co. No at Il 90, clear at q 90. spruce shingles
1 Is q 30, spruce laths So @ 30. Pork backs 5;
clear pork has fallen SOC. Other quotations are un-
changed.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-24
DIED.

In this city, April 81 Cynthia Baker, widow Of the
] late JonD Baker aged 7s years mouths.
. Funeral service Thursday afternoon at o'clock,
at NO. III Congress street
In this city, April 49, Sarah D.. eldest daughter of
Isaac N. Syves
Funeral service Saturday afternoon at O'clock
at NJ s May street. Burial at convenience of the
iamily.1
In this city, April % Annie Bertha, daughter of
F. j aud Anne Russell, aged months.
In Cape Elizabeth, April %, Alvin Emery, aged
IA years.
[runeral service Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
at bis Iate resuence Cape Elizabeth.
In B1xIon pril II, Enock Bootbby aged SO years
In Saco, pril 15 Mrs. Jemma W., wife of Oliver
Freeman aged 81 years.
In Kennebunkport, April 22 Marcia wife of Chas.
E. Thompson, aged % years.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-24

The Well-known Sportsman, Harry
hamilton, 1872 West 3ist street, N. Y, did not
believe ripgbone could be cured until he used Giles
Linin,ent Iodide ammonia, and now cures Spavins,
Splnts, aud thoroughpins by its use.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet. DE-.
GILES, l20 West Broadway, N. Y. Trial size 25
cents ap24Eh.SXW
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-24

CHICAGO, April 23-Whie Booth was playing at
McVicker's Theatre tonight two shots were fired at
him by man named Mark Gray in the gallery.
Gray was arrested. He says has been three years
preparing for the deed. He seems to be insane.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-24
Planters Preventiog the Emigration OF
Ihe Nc2rOes,

NEW YORK, April 23.-A Memphis correspondent
says over 500 negro refugees line the banks of The
Mississippi river between Vicbsburg and Arkansas
City, with signals hoisted for steamers to stop and
take them to St. Louis, but the white planters have
warned the steamboats, not to take them and as the
negoes have not over days provisions with them
they are famishing.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-24
Clearing H ou.e Transactions.

PORTLAND, April 23.
The Clearing House Of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
GrOse EXcnangeS Sl33,oS7 80
Net Balances. s.,...,..........,........ 75,4t4 81
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-24
Cardoze end SIM lis pardoued.

CHARLESTON, s. c., April 2a.-Ex-Treasurer Car.
dozo and ex Congressman Smals. convicted of brib-
cry, have been pardoned by the Governor.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-24
METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY.FoUR
HOURS,
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF StGNALl
OFFICER, WsaoiDgton, DC,
Apri' "a A M
FOr New EugIand,
northeast to northwest winds. clear weather and
lover temperature.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-24
Bank statelne MT.


NEW YORK, April 3-Evening.-Money easy at
at "a per cent. on call Sterling Exchange dull at
4s6 4s64 for long and 4s73 4Ss for short. In Gov
ernments, largest business was in per cents, which
advanced TO IUla a 10u4. State bonds dull; Louis
lana consols sold at 4sa. Railroad bon Is strong.
Transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregated
16S, 900 shares.
Tne following were the closing quotations of Gov
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-24

The history of the success of great discoveries affords
parallel to the trumphs competition and pref
udice, accomplished by this powerful yet harmless
obnoxious color of the hair into ack brown as
magnificent as any that Heaven ever bestowed upon
the head of man or woman. Manufactured by j.
CRISTADORO, No. SO William St., New York. Sold
by all Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers.
ap5 sneod&w1m