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MASSACHUSETTS, POLITICS THE KANSAS
EMIGRANT AID SOCIETY.

DVbIUNI outuIuuyJ OoP'' ~ 1V0V'
The Hon. George ). HiIliard Of this city was NOM
mated for state Attorney General by the late Anti
Maine. Law Convention, without his knowledge or
consent.
A meeting of the Kansas Emigrant Aid Society was
beld las. evening Addresses were MADE BY the Rev.
Edward L. Hale of Worcester; George b. Emmons;
Rev. Mr. Wilcox resident Of ksnsss; and Others.
Three committees were chosen the irst to consider
and oct on the best method Of making all the ministers
of Boston life members of the Aid Company; the sec
Ond to oespond With the various religious societies
of Mas achusetts on the wants Of Kansas, and to in
wife their contributions and the third 10 raise by gen
eral subscription in thu State fund reaching, with
the other contributions $4,000.
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THE YELLOW FEVER IN VIRGINIA:


During the "a hours hours ending at noon on Friday
there were Is deaths from Yellow Fever in Norfolk,
including among them Dr. THOMAS Nasn, Capt' " n''
T. Starke and bis wife and daughter.
In Portsmouth during the same time the number OF
deaths was fourteen.
The disease was assuming milder form. =,
An abundance of physicians and nurses had arrived
from savannah, Charleston and New-Orieans.
BALTIMORE, Sept 2, 1885.
At Norfolk, on Thursday there were twenty elk
deaths from yellow fever, among them DIR. Thomas
Constable and DIR. Nash. Mr.. Cunningham, editor
of The Beacon had been taken sick. On Friday
there were twenty Deaths inc uding Mrs Capt Starke
James l.. Hodges, John G. IL. Hslton, and child OF
Commodore Whiitle On Saturday there were twelve
deaths.
II was believed that the disease was abating, and
the panic among the people was not SO great.
Among those who have died are the Rev. Mr. Du.
bell Methodist Minister Ignatius Higgins, Teller OF
the Bank of Virginia, and r. r. Dove. Among the
rev cases are DR.. Hlson, o. w. Edwards, and Hugh
Rogers.
At Portsmouth, on Friday and Saturday, there
were thirty five deaths.
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election Of delegates. TIE present an mpovtaoS
movement and the wishes Of the people should BE- fssv
ascertAined and fairly represented. This meeting vs.
not capable Of doing that, and delegates sppoi.tsa
now would not carry that moral force which il IL h.
sirable they shodld. He thought meeting should -
sumo The responsibility OF appointing delegates u,ss
due notice had been given, and The CO. for this met
ing VIVA published only in THE TRIBUNE, among iss
ordinary advertisements.
Mr.. l.. SHERwooD. of the Sixteenth Ward wa IN
favor Of Mass Convention but desired that Districts
which had already selected delegates who were know,
TO be proper men, should be recognized by the Couav
Convention. He was heartily in favor Of this great
movement; bis whole heart AID soul were with tia
Republican party, and he believed its principles mast
succeed carrying every Northern State not only this
year but in the Presidential campaign Of 1856.
Remarks were also made by Msssrs. BLusT FsIEss
ard PICK.
The following amendment to the resolutions Of Nr.
Chambers was then offered by E. MoMuLLES Of "
Third Ward:
Rssoired Thst Committee sirteenone from eseh A.
let State Delegate md wSsnsvor practicable rec s.iss
those already appointed BY the respective districts Sad Con-
e S sna IN
cuss In the Repubi State Convention.
An excited debate followed, several gentlemen b.
ing possessed with the idea that wrong was to b
dope the $50, 900 Inhabitants of New-York.
Mr.. McMULLES, in support of his resolution and {.
opposition to the original propositions, remarked thss
he opposed to the system of Primary Elections -
proposed to DO engrsf.ed upon this new party At he
outset Of it's career. He believed that the true sead
ments Of the people could only be obtained By Q
County Convention, and not by logroing and clqso
man agement in sixteen Assembly Districts. He BE-
iieved il selfappsreni TO every msn that trouble
would inevitably spring up If the first resolutions zero
adopted for who had the power to appoint in.pectof
and who wolld presume to pass upon the quaiisa-
tiops of any claiming rghtfully or otherwise 70
be Republican, when the platform and principles of
the party yet to be established
Mr.. CHAMBERS desired to know whether delegates
from Brooklyn were to be selected TO represent New
York City1 He said that at least one OF the names
on the list of delegates proposed to be elected to night
resided in Brooklyn, and but few of them resided in
the Assembly Districts which il is proposed they
should represent 1t was not his Object TO 60 through
the details of primary elections but he thought 1t only
right that the people in each District should have the
privilege of naming the persons they desired %
represent them. He assured by Dir. Blunt and
Mr. McMullen that they wor;d have nc difficulty In
finding the proper number among those who had isnx
been iesidents of New-York.
After further discussion the amendment OF Mr. Nc
Mullen was adopted with but few dissenting voices.
The following Committee were appointed in accord
sroe h the sentiment of the resolution adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-03

The September Session of the Common Coun'
ell commences this afternoon. There is, or
ought to be, considerable amount Of important
business to transact, and perhaps the m'st I'M
portsnt of the year is the new City Hall. This
is now in the hands of the Aldermen, the Coun-
cilmen having almost unanimously adopted the
excellent qusdrapgular plan. We hope the
Aldermen will concur, and do it at once. The
condition of our public Offices, as to room, is
shameful; while the danger of the destruction of
Invaluable records is such as to demand early
and decisive action. There should be no further
delay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-03

We give this morning large amount of in
teresting matter concerning the railrosd
slaughter, with the inquest as far as the hour
of adjournment on Saturday. During that af-
ternoon our reporters visited each one of the
wounded, and the result of their inquiries 10
given in detail in their reports. Oae death &C.
Cured on Saturday at Burlington, and one at
Philadelphia, making twenty-five in all. The
whole number of killed and wounded was one
hundred and enc.
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'nrs. leaving their sp'rithfohrn wives ~ nom" !"
tecJ and clo.hc their children m boat ihcy can
Eyrry winter, tho temperate, Industrious "'"V
hmllios az tho vcinAgc are laid under contribute"
,e Accp ,hcsc poor iamlIc. from starvation OF tho
aims house, aInce ihcy act nothing from 'hc'r
natural providers but abuse. Tho root ana '"o""
Of tho whole mischief 10 In that gr"gshop s""'
40 ciosc and keep u shu, and every FAMILY wi'h'n
threc milcs Of 10 would 1.-Two In comfort without
a,ms Nine. tcnths OF all who earn tho hv'ng OF
TINT ucirhborhood want the grog"hop shut up 10"
,,,ms.,lcr and ba miserable victims nlono wish ~
Kent opcn. Yct John w Brown virtually '"y'
,ho law has no right 20 declare that grogshop
nuisance. (Which cvcry body knows n",) and that
thu sober. well doing, God-fcnring people oil u"
,;c,n,ty bayc no choice but TO grin and bear 1t :
And ,wo.thirds of the conservative and part Of tho
.,,,or. ,ross If the city IL out redmouthed on tho
,umscller's side and against those 'ons'suhcr'ns
neiohbors who arc trying to have 1t extingulShed
These conservative and religious Journalists are
AZ "much opposed to drunkenness as anybody
&c .our,e thew are-but they can't abide Com.
"nul.o,, Morality" Did mt Christ once turn water
into wine 1-wherefore Dick French and bis con-
c5orsta. must be allowed the fullest liberty to turn
rum into their thirsty customers. True ae don .
,ea the connection between the premises and the
conclusion ; but few glasses Of the wines that
Christ did Mt make, nor anything like them, and
which have been well drugged and branded IS well
as watered, would probably make oil clear.
We don't see how penal laws can enforce any
other than compulsory morality, nor what they
are required for if not for just this. Nor do we
feel the fantest desire to sell rum because the laws
forbid it, any more than to commit murder for tho
anne reason. What sort of citizen must he be
uho does
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WING NoxrsArIogs-TEsTH WARD.-We have
before stated that HoRATIo REED had been nominated
By the Wings of the Tenth Ward and JAMES GRF.
rIrH. by the Kpow-Nothings. We have also pub
ished tie Know Nothing candidates for Councilmen
in that Ward. The following are the Wing nominees:
Fer Covnelner-Dist. XIV, Thomas Wileng Dist, XVI,
Joel ". Na,on; Dis. XVII n. s. Hustled
For Assesor-B. W. Hicks
KNOW. NOTHING SosISATioS-rwrsrErH WARD.
Far AIdsyman-Cum mipss n. Tucker.
30, Copaeilmss-Dist Il Il. Mccormick Dist LII Capt.
H.lrnes; Dist. LII. John Pollock
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Of thn.bsrs. whers ssoh dsrta with iss ample
pile Of shcaves beside II. works it' allotted
time, and has Tho grain u has bo"i'n from tho
s,raw aud separated from thc ebsh MEASURED
out al The close, there would seem tbs icast
po,sIblc chance Tor domur or difference ~ to tho
result
4 Tho immense benefit which may bo securod
10 Tho community from competing trials at Fairs
and Exhibitions was ncvor moro forcibly sct forth
than in thIa instance Tho not results OF hall
hour. earnest work by tho rival thrasbers. and
by ak men with fails, ESTIMATED AZ iorco equS
IN ono Of tho machines 10 m follows:
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DEsiHp6tioH OF kAitnoAD hHipat al ftHh,-
The alarm ~ MO lasl evening proceeded no," the
light caused by the bufains or the kensssise, aud
Ii 40 aso ftel Ia isas ani eost 900 Il 10 totally
d.si.oyei. These we GAO insurance of " 900 but
wbeti6. sHy is.ss 90 aot soai ayt iessa TIE
no 10 saiisssi 10 have tesa tia wo.k " Aa .0ea.
Lsiso ias 49, Lseks suI Tbs ts,iss Eli 10 ~ ss
LaiIl ~ q v .sk a. ~ easbis tssias q pass
sis4.y ssst.ss 'S-sa.i, Ia
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KANSAS NEWS.

CHIC AGO, Saturday, Sept /, 1855.
Judge Emore has written letter to the Hon. Caleb
Cushif 9, dated Shawnee Mission, Aug. %, in which
he states he has not violated single law of Congress
or order of the Depatment and that he is satisfied
that his case is preudced and that his removal de-
cidedy or the grounds of policy He also says that
by the 27th section of the act, he
holds Office for four years and gives notice that he
will resist the action of the President through the
Courts.
The last number Of The Squater Sovereign doubts
the reliability of Governor Shannon in regard to the
Slavery question.
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NtwIlork DAILY Gribnate
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER y, 1885,

ovs Fsir>rs Will eIsr by s,,s add'e's'm '""e"ee"
,.ip,us MONEY " suh.c,i@.,o the fsNs' AND those COS"
,,n,ns matter CO.. cur columns 10 tho fff OF r"t
diNrssra OF th. ]'ccon onen cs"'e' delay sa' '''.
=, 49,, aa ., addressed 10 an, Individual Editor married
. nj. sN.e ncc MAY della, the eren'ns Of tho 's'e
an The In firm Nicu Will have les, a. vs'ee ~
We are aluNy. slsa receive iism' cf news 'c'u" W
,,, a, ,he Crrs 40 IN budsess letter tu' IN sue"
,.e. resse address them distinctly to tho Editors ana 'ere
rate them by wide sraSr q. practicable IN" '"'
~. naff,r
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hysT-We always ready for any controversy either ID ne
ms the courts TO maintain our rights
NJ e.tsblh the truth We have numerous suits pending
s.ns, the Sewins Machines Of the Wheeler Wilson Manu-
ctans Co. and those made by Grover Baker Co. Those
machines infringe four Distinct patents belonging to aud we
are BY the dinnsuished legal scientific and me
ohanic taen the United States that there no doubt OF
socoes In srits sgeinst them. .
Eathanel and U. b. Potter two wise from the
Ess trying make the public believe that Patent issued
In January lest J. s. Conan the device OF feed
wheel Sewing Machines Its not We are
prepared to establish by pro IL the following points:
That the yotart feeder of Conant is not feed wheel
bot simply metallic hoop with bsry pins upon one edge
Thai bsste plate patented by Elias Howe jr Septen
Der TO- 1876 precisely the same device now claimed y
eousnt That the segment Of hoop with
pDs and only required be made logger to be complete
circle interested examine the original machine
the eoe Mr. Howe In New York, and satisfy himself of
the perfect identity Of Howes bssterpste with Consns
feedet $3.50 .
That Consnt In March. 1851 voluntarily withdrew his
pcaton for Paen after reflections Of his claim whou,
appealing according law That the device In question went
into public With his and allowance and that more
than two yes elapsed before he made further aemp; to
obtain Patent. -,
Eher these sx objections land there are others VIII
be fatal Commits Patent which In fact for device Out o.
date and wholly superseded -
Pallv saw that ready 20 guarantee every ma
ehne ve se seast Potter and all the rest vi the
'' l. M SINGER Co., No. 33 Broadway.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsmiK0TON, Saturday, Sept. !, 1855.
The President wife and suite arrived hcrc this after
noon after an absence Of seventeen days OF the VIZ
giniA Springs.
William Cranch died this afternoon at the age Of
eiphty-siI yesn. lilo has served M Judge in the
Cours OF the District Of Columbia for nearly fftyfve
years lie eminent for hs learning Tor the sound.
ness Of bs opinions and for the purity Of his chsac
ter He received bis appointment at the outgoing Of
the Administration Of the elder Adams. Judge Cranch
wss the author Of the Circuit Court Reports.
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THE CASE OF THE BOSTON SLAYER.

Jacob K. Lunt, the pilot charged with obstructng
the alleged slave schooner Mary f. Smith to sea, has
been held for trial. He gave bail in $500 The case
of James E. Simpson, merchant, charged with fitting
out the schooner SLAYER, is postponed TIL Fhurs-
day next.
The dc sths in this city for the week ending to-day
were ninety-six, showing a decrease of twenty-nine
from last week.
The following is a statement Of the value OF the
foreign goods imported here for the week ending 3lst
of August:
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DILEGATE TO THE VINO STATE C0svESrios.-
James Is. Taylor Of the Sixth Ward wa on Saturday
night chosen delegate TO the Wing State Convention
from tho Second Assembly Districi Sheridan Shoak
of the Third Ward, alternate.
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THE TELEGRAPH EXCURsIONISTs.

HALIFAX, IN. ST. Saturday, Sept. +, Iooo'
The steamer James Adger and party arrived at
sydney, Cape Breton, yesterday, where the steamer
took in coal, and wsud leave to day for New York
direct. The party were all in excellent health and
spirits, notwithstanding the unfortunate termination
OF the attempt to lay down the telegraph cable to
New foundlsnd. We have been unable to learn the
precise cause of the failure. The Adger will be due
at New. York on Wednesday.
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THE BUFFALO AND BRANTFORD RAILROAD.

BUFFALO, Sdtufudy, oept' T. 1000
meeting of the Directors Of the Buffalo and Brant
ford Railroad was held to-day at Brantford c. w. to
consider proposition Of the English first mortgage
bondholders to lease the road. The proposition was
accepted with but one dissenting vote The terms
are 10 paw the interest bonds now due, to finish the
road. and to keep /, in good condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-03

The latest reports from Norfolk and Ports
mouth represent the fever as decreasing. We
trust the news is correct A few more weeks
of such pestilence would depopuiate those
doomed cities.
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CONVICTION OF MURDER.

C0NcoRD, IN. H. Saturday, Sept /, 1855.
Cornelius Haskell and Sarah Ann A. Brown, his re-
puted wife, were convicted to-day before the Supreme
Washer, at Hopkinton on the 3lst of last May. Has.
ke s a mulatto. Sentence has been deferred until
Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-03

William Cranch, for nearly ffty-fve year,
Judge of Courts in the District of Columbia,
died on Saturday last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-03

Popr.Ar'Pmsor.-1he captain Of tho brig Virginia,
Just arrived. states that when he Ion Port Prince.
Aug 10. 1t was very siehiy, particularly among tho
ali
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In 81 the enormous number ~
"a, pY WsfNly nxiauNn, compelled w teFos' "u'
Attend. 20 end IN their Advertisements by omo"w "oo"'
c,rY \, s,curr their insertion IN this weeks issue
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECYivgD nv
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
TEXAS ELECTION, sc.

We bnye received Ncw-Oheans papers Of Monday
lss, The returns from tho election in Texas leave the
Fnstrrn Congregational District In doubt. EysnS the
American candidate, wss thought 10 have tho best
chance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-03

WIGS WIGS WIGS =! Strangers visiting
the e,y ar. informed that the bet psee oeSAAESrAL
TAta W,sN Is at MtDRURsr & Cos Ma n Maiden-lsne,
~hsIe The, have on hand the largest the cheapest and
sonek Of Wtcs TopFEgs Bach and Front BHAps BANDS,
CUsLs &c. wholesale and retail. Copy The address
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-03

THE ONLY EYFEcrrAL RxTERMsAToR writ
opr pAscfs On srKscH-Hrssy n cosrAss sssc,aa hir,
Cocx soace L., ExraGaskAfoa. Whosssls saf Retail
Deoet Ma s1s Brosivsy, kew-Yers and a. CALLtsDss
No o Ssuih sdSt., PkisissiShis, Penn.
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Co ky tbs Industrial Ia hbon Of all Nations for their
csieot RADICAL R.feresees 70 Its supsrtiy
Professor Valentine Mott, willard ker ana John % Ca
roehsn An sxtensve list Of Of mercantile and other
g,su~asn cared BY this ftuss o. sssn m.Em 90.
No q Maiden ans, NswYork, and MAKsB, CoHLGs Co
No Swes 9Th st., tncinhau, Ohio. Open 'front.' A. ~ usl
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wtes! West! wIGs!!!
RArcnELoR's HAIR DYE, WIGS AND TOvPEEs.

Tho the world the sauirstoa Of connosserrs the
enyy Of imi,aors Sold and applied at No rs bros"ay
(une private roous Tn, oh Of and Ioupees
In Americs Also. BATcHELoKs MoLpsyIA CRJAN, for pre-
x,nst hs
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entire
refaaded price should call al the
100 Ansc Store Of HoRAcE WATERS, No S3 Broadway,
Ebose Of celebrated f1tsos is the largest in the
aocoumodsDs adapt themselves 70 the condition OF
81 See names the following eee5sied makers whose Pa
~ are Horace Wsters Modern Improved
Pianos T. Gilbert Co.'S Premium Pianos with or without
Eoso Bsllett Curnstons Woodward Browns and Jacob
Bostor Pisnos addition those of Eve other
EevYorf secondh sDd Pianos ct great bargains
F Il rent md rent allowed purchases Sole Agency for
r. -, on q W. snrrus Premium MELoDEoSs, tuned
a. ~x,~fS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-03

Mr. KErcHrM Of the Xth District was appointed
Chairman.
Mr.. McMuLLES offered the following resolutica,
which was adopted, to wit:
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A Great CVRr for FEMALI COMPLAINTS will be

kssd In HcsscwArs CisratSr add Puts. The wosdsfd
cures effected By thess medicines In complaints nedona 70
fensrs extraordinary 20 sstouisb tho Created phya
elanA Sold the msEufAeoses Ne 70 Massbl rs
ana No. ~ suHnd London sld b. ell druSsts - osais
ga cents, snd 81 per boz.
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s.osed That the County Committee be directed to tate
proper circulate Call those favorable TO ts
and that Mas Convenusn DO
held evening Of September 49, for the purpose o. rs
ins such the Committee OF Sixteen may th'nh opr
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ea osroses Of s-exhbpg u,deI glsss case mmiat aie
tree the Of nature whose branches shelter vei
ETY. Of beautiful birds Of the gsyest pumage and sweetest seng
sons and heard wsbing wildwood notes others hop
ina from boueh boush drinking gushing spring feeding
tree patiently aud iondy dttng 10 the neat
sdorps highest crotch Apeasns exhibition OF AMI mated
nature TrTTLEs Emporium OF Fancy Goods
Tow Dolls and Games, No. Si3 Broadway.
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EOT,Cs.-We are now closing out the remainder
Of our sup er stock Of without regard profit
COZ, rare chance for gentlemen going South We are also
rsns p for our early Fall Winter trade the most elegant
OF superior CLOTHING ever offered In
vtch ve peet TO sell such low prices command the
attention than hundred thousand customers
DIyLIs JrssUP Nos u and IS John Of Nassau.
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Uusineee Notices.

pusiuess Notices.
BANAi~S p,cs,.,
M,sv,,ctvnss, ,wx,xx.
nrs~Ascs ccsr's'E;i r,,.
...s the 80, &C u,n,,ua" ,sc~1 reCo''cc' thai S'e''
'' w.Ssss rsysss s.t.sss,ns :. s ss,s Of
nc wS ,ss,, ~. and Manufacturers,
Nc la ws,er-ss., near Wal, v V,
A, nca.y Rsoss o. rsr~rsw~r ever 'ea N one "
rSr.s 1s'r .rSsf s,SsN,sNss Sans, aud Ssr''' are
''-''' g n; r., rSr.. and psy.la rse,t lesA.
RRopEs's FEvER AeuE CURE
"r n. 'ss.s,. 20 i N mica
c,.rue.,s Q, tSsme,r As.tv"',
Giyes By am
', And M r. ,. S%'t eGisS's w.
n, the re.,sn~a, tt-sssu'ly pOhi,hed
NoS~Hths" aa'''
swlltsnS Lre''
rssalsts SsssNS, pss'NSF"'''''
Ms.es".t DISEASES.
ro,.c,sD css.rrIvnos',
Irs Ra.slrss Cs,R,erEs
Admits its ffee
pxKvENrtNE Or Ctkk
Fer
Frvsk Avn AGVE
And
A,s DISEASES cAvSIp MALARIA
Foo whh
ATMOSPHERIC POISON
PKRrrcr AxItporE,
Pronounced 20 By
Proved by
r v,o erful cure equally powerful and innocent en-
Nv n.,u-r not oly to relieve ell the hannah fsnly VINO
% oe h from mslsEous diseases but - 90 an Quay 800
"a hx ~tir~ sureisedins the treatment whether soisn
~ 80 ~ rTssi Nv poissp Su, destructive drugs
S.n "a B.r,s wholesale Agent No lSi Waerst and tor
80 hx C. n Rae c. v SLiCkENER Il Go WELLS q w.
ero,li,r N,s NJ HAYES Druggists generally
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FREE TO SAN FRANCiSCo.-Persons who wish
to 70 eo tosn attacks Of Choes Dysen'ey Coe and sea-
slckness should mol fail to get bottle OF Dr.
r,nted V,NETAA LNIMEkT Any kod Of water DO drank
any III effects BY adding one teaspoon fs Of h ese
h.t,d Liniment weight IN sold no ons should
an without H. Price IS and 80 cents Depot No 60 Court
Isnas Sold by The Druggists thc ushou the United States
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Power was also given the Committee to au any W.

Power was also given The Commlstee to hu any vs'
cancies which may occur.
After the transaction of some other unimportant
business the meeting adjourned at about II o'clock.
subject to the call of the Committee. The best Of
feeling was manifested except by few persons who
were disappointed at the policy the Convesioa
thought best to adept.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-03
Mile RACHEL = First Appearance at the Metro.

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