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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
Congregational Nominations.

BAHAMA, n. Y. WEDNESDAY,, Sep. 26 1850
The CcbvsDticn .or the XNth Congressional Dis
tro con6supg Of Geneses, Wyoming, aud Alle9aay
Counties met IT Waraw /, day, aud unanimously
TeIouhatd tie Hou. Ausu tbs Frapk by nc llama
tion. All Of the equities were fnlly Represented.
BUFFALO, Wednesday, Sept. % 1860.
The Hon. Solomon g. Hav. u was TO day minated
ty ac'tmaion r Congress from the XNXIId Dis
ri,t b. tie Democrats.
IRESroS, Wednesday Sept 26, 1860.
Argrsu Gr,ta II Mer er was this d,y unani-
ncusy ntmtat'd BY he Democratic, as candidate for
u ng'tss or The liza Dnrc composed OF the counties
"a Ocean, Mons oath, Burlington, and Mercer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

REPUBLIcAS MEETING AT JAMAICA, l.. LA NEST
tptbusisHc meeting OF Republicans was bel in tas
W'gwsm Al Jimaics, On Tuesday evspiog. Chsuncey
Sosf.r esq, delivered Of bis char. &C eris, AID
telling adoesses, at the close of which Samuel g.
AymJ III behalf Of tie ladies presentedto the Jamaica
Wide-Av ases beau ifui silk bsuDer Tue stiss
who we're present in largs numbers joined ia tbs sp
psuse thst greeted the remarks Of Messrs. Ayua sod
Crane, VIII, received tie estim i4 in behalf Of the
WIDE Awskes. Durtg the evening be Wid,.Awsses
Of Finishing, Queens Mine ia and HempsS al eute rot
the Wiewam. After the meeting, the Wide-A wakes
had parade, accompanied by stirrlcg music and &C
IIacvs banners and euhtms, the long trail Of torches
aud be precise chioR ana svoluions f the COM
paIies rendering iG tho poll i'al demons ration
yet bsd il Jan aica. The Republicans of Y d.sus
County are aroused, almost every town having IL
Wide.Awake Club. A grand barbecue and mass SET
irg of which tue meet exs nslye psraons be-
ing made is 70 be held On the 10 OF October =,
DoUgbtys Grove, four mites east Of Jam4ica Is
anticipated that this will he the greatest RepubliCsn
meeting ever beld on Long Island.
FREE SUEyRAGE.-The Young Meus Elective
Frapchi-e Club is an association in wilhamsbarae,
now numbering aome 200 mombers whose oejvcs s
10 ute every honorable 10 secure the re pes
the properly qualification now imposed on coored man.
Disayowipg any copnec ion with any political psny'
the, ask Of every party, who can do 20 ooc'asn-
tiously 20 sid them In the otjest toward which 'her
Efforts are directed. To accomplish this ttey have
employed several men Of real ability TO lecture IN she
Irn ciTh ciiies aud towns on Long islani. DO Tue
day niyhi, Mr. W. X Gamer delivered a lecture M
tie Third Baptis, Church, In Loimor street, Is. d.
on tie impending CIisis in New-fork' Wa.
istp,d 10 win marked attention, BY SO aadie % Oh
sla Co. 700 persons and able aud earn p'os
in behalf OF TIE prineiple Of free suffrage s0d com
man' the rsp.ctewa Of thoes who felt no sympa'ey
'. int III. ,suss and vote OF thanss WIS cleeruiy
ttdr.d ihe Lotn.r by these prevent. Ia ~ss sn'n
annoui ,rd that -ctnr. at rimiar casrscer soaid
ae ,Nefed a. &. same place Tuesday eveoiaS
G.xt, ~ j. II TOsistla o! liadoCn Cil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

Two days later news from Europe came yester
day, via Quebec. The belief prevails that there
will be no general war in Europe, but that some
new transaction, like he Villafranca treaty, will
take place during the Autumn. 1t is said that
% 600 Sardinian troops entered Umbria on the
18th, and on the 18th, $4,000 more. The Sar-
diuians had taken Pesare, and 200 Germans
who were 10 the fortress. General Bella, who
commanded the Popes troops, had ordered a
sack of the town, and was taken prisoner to Turin.
Several Powers had protested against the entry of
the SaIdnians into the States of the Church as au
attack upon international rights. Russia and
Prussia protested i'll the strongest terms, but would
take no other step. The French army in Rome
was to be Iaised to 10000 men. An interview
between the EmpeIOrs OF Russia aud Austria aud
the Prince Regent Of Prussia takes pl see at War
saw on the lst of October. Austria has made no
alliance with England and Prussia The English
funds were heavy on Thursday, and the Paris
Bourse showed great dullGess.
BY the PeIsio, two days later, we learn that
Italian affairs were unchanged. The King of
Naples had gore to Spain, and the French Minis
ter had left Turin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

The Republican Congressional Conventions in
this city we're held last night and four out Of the
six made rominations In the lid District,
AMOR J. WILLIAMSON, proprietor of The Dis
patch, is presented. He was believed to have been
fairly elected two years ago, bat Mr.. Slckles got
the seat. The With District presents WILLIAM
WALL of williamsburg, the last Mayor # that
DOW defuuct city. Mr. Wall is a stirring and
wealthy citizen, and has been rather partial to the
American party. Since Brooklyn swallowed Will
lismsbureh, Mr.. w. has avoided official life. In
the With District, AUGUSTUS F. Dow Of the
the Ninth Ward, hard working, Jealous, aud
efficient Republican, whose naUe is tower of
strength is the nominee. Mr. Dow is broker,
doing business in Wall street. In the With Dis.
,rict, after keen but amicable contest, ADRIAN
WAKEMAN was nOmr ated. Mr.. Wakeman has
been in Congress, and orr readers are doubtless
well acquainted with bis political course The
lvth District made no nomination, and the With
failed to organize in consequence of contested
| seats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
HOW TO KREp A HOTEL.

five are Dot quite williOg to allow that discre-
ton is the better part of vslor 1t is certaipy
Oh excellent element thereof, and especially TO be
considered by those who mean 10 hold themvelyes
III readiness for brave deeds when tler yslOr is ap-
pealed 10 man clever enough to Keep hotel
il, it is to be presumed bold enough To defend it,
But We beg leave 10 suggest to such gentlemen
whether it would not be quite as we'll to be Discreet
as It il 10 be brave, and 10 avoid unnecessary
cfeDse against any political org snization.
Ne ART not dispt sed to deny to Mr. C'anston,
of the New-York Hotel, the right Of refusing to
Republican club, with its quarters opposite, the
privilege Of making rope fast to one Of his chin.
reys, whereon to suspend Republican Dances
ocross Broadway. HIS refusal inringed tie rigats
Of n,tooy, though it was hardly goOd-natured
scS on tte part Of Aeeper OF public hOaso But
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

s,.,rt Glands positively pledged to bring the last
D. ,nb,;can voter therein TO the poll wi'hiG the time
,pecifed. Ire man who s to assume this resp N.
ability and labor, In Gaze the one previously TOT Gu
On shall, through casualty, sickness, or bereaVe-
mont be rendered unable TO perfom 1t, must hhe-
u ;se be designated, must have accepted the duty,
and pledged himself tote energetic fulfill nsn1' Lev
not another Saturday pass 10 any township WIN
on, having this business Thoroughly attended to.
As to school districts or neighborhood meetings,
there have not yet been half enough OF toe~' we
Ike beat those on which no speaker from ABROAD Is
in attendance. If you are blessed with good
reader, let the best speech or essay fredn'y
is.ued-the political article in the new haaHne
Monthl,. for instance-be read by him at eight
o'clock, followed by such brief, of-hand remarks
as its peusal may suggest, then let the meating at
once proceed to the business of organizing and
registering so a. to bring out the last Rspdbs an
voie This accomplished, send deputation to
the next district, the next town-the next one
shch is not yet wide awake-and set the work in
motion there.
Our advices from all quarters are cheering, yet
they tre rot 80 precise and busuess'llke as we
would wish them. "We are hard at work here,
&" enthusiastic, sapguine, and making converts
every day." is quite cheering; bat I'VE have
fully csnvassed our toanship, aud report for
" Lincoln 278, Fusion 1876, Breckenridge 43, aud
" doubtful T." is great deal more to the purpose.
In fact, it is light to the point.
Republicans in other States we are making
good fight i'll New York, and must surely triumph.
If or friends succeed at the approaching State
Eler tiors in Pennsylvania aud Indiana, we shall
give crushing majority fer Lincoln; if We are
beaten ia October in both those States, our
majority vii be less, bu it viii still be majority.
Send us the best news you can you who are to hold
State Elections in October; but send us the wort
you can, ard It'll the Empire State will do her full
sbsre in the work of National renovation. We
thought go in 1856; now. we knop it. We gave
FRI mont bis largest majority; we shall try to do
even better for Lincoln. Trust Us, and your con-
6dence shali not be gwen In vain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
Loss of the Steamer A. Ii. Chambers.

ST. LOUIS W'dnPeday, Sep. 70, 100.
The stesmer A b. Chambers, boaud hither with .
valusbie ca co. sunk Oh Monday night rear The mouth
of ,be Missouri River. Tse boa add cargo ar sup
pos4d 20 be q total oss. TIE bOn ws vsldsd At
$4,000 at is iuaur'd for $OOOo IN PnhadeipaA saa
H.nilburg No lives we're lost
uuroer vss committed on the Fair gr 'und,, yes
terday The cause, .rincipaly, was liquor Daalsl
Hazard was arrested On q charge of Committing the
crime
b rpard Sheehan was shot on Sunday night bv ID IN.
iel Ouitlau He died Oh Monday fir IN the effects Of
I'll. wour d. Tie murderer escape.
Hatcher has been ss'IenCed at ST. Joseph to impris
onmert in the perie nsry for egtt7e1 years for co.
tcipp free regro man from Kansas, and trying
10 eel her in NJ ssouri.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

THADDEUS STEVENS of Pennsylvania will speak
iu behalf of Republican principles and the Repub-
lcan candidates at the Cooper Institute this even
ing. Mr.. Stevens is one of the earliest, abest,
ard most incorporating Republicans in the
county. He will doubtless have great audieice.
Lieut. Gov. Noble of Wisconsin will also be
heard. The meeting will be the second of the
,eries held under the auspices of the Republican
Central Campaign Cub.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
Massachusetts Politics.

BosTOs, Wednesday, Sept. N, 1850
Bell and Everett Conventions to-day made the f,l-
lowing pominatioDs for Congress It Disuict ssisl
Fisher Of Edgsrtowni lid, Edmund T.. Tile,oc II
Dorchester; With, 0is p. Lord Of sa euj VIA lie
her V. Bell of Chsr!estown; With, winthrop fsalk.
ner Of Alton. ,
ano Everett ominatop for Lieut. -Goveinor, IN p'ses
of Edward Dickinson, declined.
The Bell nd Everett men to-night bonuses We
Hon. VIM. Appleton for Congress from mo '1 d.
trict-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
Two Savers Captured.
NORFOLE Wedpe.day. Sat

NoRFoLE Wstpesday, Sept rs, 1880
brig, name unkno sn, bus supposed to b. he
Storm Ring has srived here in charge Of Lest A.
X. Hoefe, =. N, thirty one GAYS from Moarsvia.
She captured by the stsamsr San Jsciato, Asg g.
200 miles off the Congo River with 6l9 negroes o.
board, who were landed at Mobrovis-
Tbs prizs.ship Eris was csptOrsd BY the steamer
Mobicsn, Aug. 3, and bad arrived at Moarovia ~aA
over 800 negroes on board, In charge Of Lissi
DOnegan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

CHICAGO, Wednesday, S-pl. 20 IS0J.
There is TO believe hat on the nigh Of
the disaster to the Lsdy E'aa s5other vessel W Is l,s
with sll oD beard Tn schooner st Mary left here
on that day beDnd for Cedar Ri ser and Is not b.ea
itaId rom sioce. She id on bosrd some LAZY pas
myers and five men b eide Captsin b -nnett, na.s
so cock. Slice she Left another vessel has beea 70
Cedar River but head nothing of the missing
schooner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

Total 1921: % less than ale necessary.
OF course, Mr.. Breckenridge will lot receive all
these, nor nearly all; but We have set them down
to b m in order TO show that bis election BY the
People ia utterly out Of the question Aud no
intelligent person honestly affirm that either
Bell or Douglas can poll nearly 40 many as IN.
The NAKED fact that Fusioo Electoral ticket, are
run in the three States last named 10 the above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

HELMBOLD'S BUCHU FOR THE BLADDER.
HeiU4bold's BBehu for the Gravel.
B.lnIOold's Bucbu Tor the UIopsy.
Helmboid's buebu for Nervousness.
ReInbold's b0chG for OF Memory, loss Of Power.
Heinbold's buchu for DimLess Of Vision.
HeLDDoios bucbn for General Debility
HexnbOto's buchu foI UUiyerssl Lstsltude.
Helmt Olds buchu for Pains III the Back
HKLnBOLDs BUCHU faDied by tie most reliable GER
Hhcass from Governors OF otsles judges and Ciergmen-
Price o. per Dottl-, ak for %.
Trad! Rad! RRAD!!!
aye afflicted read tine following rhs;e Of cure OF over
twenty yesrs' stshdIpsi
aUr nkLsBOlD-Dea SIR l have been troubled with All
Affection the blAooeI Kidneys for p have
TIED va AID hast conclude TO your Gen
uIe freparson trial had heard highly spoken Of Il
sord e immediate reei. have used urse bottles and
have obtained lief nom its effects and feel much oeoI
than previous have tbs e t'sh In tie
yituss aud cOrsgs PowsTs and stall do All III power 70
make LDowB the afflicted doping this maJ prove sd'
vantaseous you in assisting youto introduce tho dcne
:" I truly yours, h MCCokACK
"Lsvtston, Pa Jan. ~, 1889
Shou any doubt Mr. McConicks statement he refers
10 the following gebuemen;
Hoo WM bIGLKk ex.Governor, Pennsy lvautA-
Hon J. s BLACK, Judge, hiiadelpha
Hon u. r POkrEE e&-GOverGOf fennsylvania
Hon K &. GRlKA. Judge United otates Court
Hoa. ". A. POhTKk, CIty SOl.ior FuladeiphlA
Hon l. BANKS AuditoT-}t neral. Washington, ID. O.
And u1suy otGeIr II necessary.
Dep0t No ia South 0th below Chestnut Philadelphia
ID. s. BAEREs l. Co, No. 10 pa ioW,
Agents for HeVYork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
Miss0uri Politics.

ST.. LOUIS, Wednesday, Sept. % IoU.
The Douglas snc Be kiuridge 1irgs Of The Dsass.
racy held macs meetings n ths city last night Wah
Judge Halliburton was addressing the breckinriigs
gs,te ring, the Douglas men made an st'emPt break
nm the Meeting and during the melee that eDsued ~
& eeknridQe Den ocrsts we're slightly ssasb-d. Tk
Bulletin calls upon the Breckinrdgs Democracy y
hold themselves prepared TOR like Ia tie
future and TO shoot .rrest all those who seek 70 10
priye them of their privil- ges.
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NsmTlmk Dailp @ibn,te
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1860.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

New York:
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
At Large: - -
Districts.
l..JoBS A. KING. l7.ABfJAH BRcKwTrH
2..EpwAkDs w. FIsKb- Is. HENRY CHURCHILL.
3..ANDHRw CARRfaAN. 1s. JANIS r. ALLABsN.
4..JAsEs KRILY. 20. .BvSJ. N. HUSrIysros
5. .SIeIssUSD KAUFMAN. 2l..SHsRHAs o. PHKLPs
6..FRRDEKICK KAPP. -. joss J. FooTx
7..WAsBIsGrOS SxiTH. 81. .HIRAS DEwBr
s.,WILLIAN A. DARLING. 2..JAxBs L. VoeRHKus
9..WiLuAN II. RoBHRrsoS IS. WILLIAM Vac MARTsK.
10. .GfoRGE M. GRIM. 26. JOHN T. SHuLEr.
II RUFUS II. KIsG. 27..fRANK L. JoSBs
IL, JACOB B. CARPENTER. ~. JANIS 8. WApswORTH.
49, ,JoHr T. WIssLow. ~. EZRA N. PARSONS.
IA JACOB H. TRH EYCK. 30. .CEARL ss C. PAKEER-
u.s. N Epson SHELDON 81. ELISHA 8. WHALKN
l6 .RosRRf s. Hale %. .JoHs 0REiskR, IN.
49,. jams PARKaR-
70, co,,.,.,. .........,.,FDwIN D. MORGAN
Fos Lteaten0nt Governor. .kOBekT CAmrbeLl-
For Canal Comm ssoney ,...sAMUEL H. bAhNh'o.
For I,,peeto, Of State Pri,on. JAMES X BATES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
Mystcrious Murder.

Van BUREs, AK, Wednesday, pit. 70, 1900
Two uaveiere, supp sd e. be fro Tex -, ass
unknown, were found urtered and thrown over
bluff ten nil north of this place. They e supposed
g. bav BEEN dead week. Psrti-s Are ~ pur, rs Of
the nudeIers. The victims were travelling toward
st. Louis ard il is thought were murdered by uaa
sud woman who we're seen eih thsm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
xr.,.- nnd Col. Rudlor nsl
@en' 81 80 Shot.

Egw-OeLraN, weSse~sy' sept w. 1884
tn. .cbooo.r Taylor from TruIHl', rssors 40
Gen. Walker Is safe, and viz rsurn homo oy ss' SEQ
vessel. Bob he AID Col X der would have oea -
lss.ed imnsA1sis II they bad claimed a. s'n'.' AZ
ss' ship o, Bri'isb protection. Il 1. CERTAIN sha'
of item will 10 shot, ire British declai.'as that
would net permit il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

Ger. Walker and Col Rudler, who have been
accounted as dead, are not dead and not to be
killed at ALL At least such is the latest report
from New. Orleans, where they are expected BY the
next yes el from Truxillo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

captured slave brig was brought into Norfolk
yesterday. When taken she had GIG negroes on
board, who were la lded at Monrovi,. Another
ship, taken about the same time, mad 800 on
b, ard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
Bnsiness Notifies.

LATE lsIPoRTATIoNs, sc.
We now IN reoeip; Of our large lmporseous 10 ts
wsyof
CoArHes,
VKsTNes
PSTALooyKRy,
FuRsIsHSs GooDs,
for PAIL srd WISrxR wear.
They the oioes selections to be found in the FRENCH
German and English markets old.
so iaye stteuon very extensive stock OF FASH
oxAsLs CLOTHING and boys II contains great va
resy sty Zee fabrics to DO found nowhere else
An Of which We offer at exremels low prices.
IA early Is respectfully recommended the de-
mard Is alrssdy very large
DRvLIS, HUDSON Co,
Nos. 2SS 2S9 and 80 Broadway
Corney OF Wauen.s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
virginia Politics,

RICHMOND IVA !, Wednesday, Sept 20, 1900.
The Exc. u,ive Committees OF bJth wioys OF the
Democracy ms ct here oD the 5h Of October next, and
v IN dea, or 10 effect fusion. The Enquirer bosa
hst The Ut ion of TIE two wings will be effected BY 'ss
sihdrawal of Mr. Dougl but fears tn this prst>
sfOn comes too late. Mr Ysnoey addresses ne Ma
tional Democracy on Monday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
Indian Fight.

OMAHA, n. T., Tuesday Sept q, 1860
II Is rumored here that the Pswnee aud Siesx In
dams bave had another fight the Paxnee Rsesrva
Thirteen Sioux and oOs Pa snee reported killed.
Agent Gllis has gone out 70 quel the die or Dance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

The Princess Antonia, youDgeasister Of Pedro w.,
King of Portugal born Feb. IL. lS45 is 70 be married
70 Prince Leopold Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, born
Sept % 1885, tho eldest son of Prince Chsriss
PresidsLfof the Prussisn Connel OF Ssste and MILO
isry ard Of JOsep Inc, daughter Of the la'e Grand
DGke CLaylss IL Baden.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
Marine Disa>Jers

Bosios, Wednesday, Sept " 1860.
Tie SCI oontr y knSuonn, fro Albany tr Boston,
csp,s I'd yerieioa' in thc Bay; Jew paved
A. uuky"wB Ing Was IN Iii. hlaId Iish to-day,
disIAsted AID dfited 10 sea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
TO CORRESPONDENT

Ho notice taken OF Anonymous Comm uncanon Whsb
ever u insertion DO authenticated h the
name address OF the wrte-not necessarily TOR pabica
ton but guaranty for bis good faith
ennsss letter. shonld 10 eli neses 30 addressed 70 The
NEw-vopy TRIBrrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

OAK ORCHARD ACm-SPRiNG WATER.-The
curative properties Of this WATRK es0hbLed beyond cues
Gel testimonials physcans nd other respect
abs Ia 5iyidusls
HIGAs W. BosTwICK (ste Of Coinins) Sole Agent,
METROPOLITAN Hotel Builango, NO 57i Broadway:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
Naval,
PHILADEL

PHILADELPHIA, WedI esisy, Sept. 20 1869.
TIE slocp of war Pswoes for Pensacola and Vera
Cruz went 10 Yesterday afternoon. she sds the
run from Fort Mifn TO Cape May in seven hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

INDHxICAL SILVER SOAP-A perfect preparation
for Cleaning silver Pae, JeWey, Mirrors Marble, &c far
ort convenient effective than aaJ other On hall tne Ia
Dor Of b0Deceang be saved using TINS Soap and 90
tue saving 10 Ehe Of the PEt Is
greater Sosp tins surface
and hen Manufactured ony by the oO.t'n Ia
ds1ica Company sold by HEGENAS Co., Broadway, and
nth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

BACHELORS HAIR DYE, Wig and TouPee
Factory No 10 Bond Private entrance for sdieN Inc ose
r1pnea In 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
FALL AND WINTER.
a VOICE PROM ALABAMA.

lady from Alabama says IN letter 10 toe PROPRIETOR OF
Dk- }. BOvRB DoDIss lkPBRlAL WINS biTrKRs;
"You, valuable have done much good IN our village
sA wish they toe banas Of woman in the ag
a. coaidsr them blessing 10 our SEX Depot NO. I" WI
IA a. n, n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

bLIDGEWATER PAIET, OF e~-Jersey,
Tested blackwes Issud Governors isahd West
Pout AID private buildings AL the lashto1aos
with addition Zinc AID lie Jw Oobre be made
They coat o. oil once I'm
i've ysa lock glossy 1he Only objection paiaers have to it
u, Il LASTS
For Koof I'm CAnvess Brisk IroD Halls Decks Of Vessels
sc.
Abe Camden aDd Auboy Railroad have uSe6 for years on all
kids OF oOIsrUcutIs
u, pot NO. 70 bisden lane.
Ro0bIg orders taken. Cheap durable, and elastic.
W. w. BeTIs, General Agent.
The healing properties of HOLLOwAY's OIST-
have pssssd TO pfoyeTb No what the
ste Of the ulcer Old the effect Of the Ontoent Is Inn
INA date sud oeEts
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"TBE NATIONAL GUARD llAT."-KNOX has
pdradeo the above popular HAT o npecog his emporium,
no zn Broadway.
HEkNIA (or RUPTURE) CURED by DIR. MiRsH's
celebrated RADICAL 1hUss La5o efs Tross elastic
etoohgs S0spe soes nhou de- bIsers ans Insfn r
DefcrRires AAksH FIVLLK, hs $40 aid 5l2 Broadway,
opposite TIE ~ Nicholas Open thlsp IN.
THE CHEAPEST FAMILY SEwIsG-MAcHNE in
nErtet Price Gle
Agents waited - -
r. 6PALDNGs PhEPARkb GLUE.
FsK SALE RvEkTwBEkk
Manufactured BIZ II. G. ePALDIBe Co., 10. ~ CedaaH
fostOHoe address, Boz No $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

The LADD a. WEBSTER SEwING-MACHINE,
may now be- had for Fifty Dollars.
LADD WkBsTBR a Co., No 500 Broadway.
FtNKLs 81 LYON SEwLNG-MACHiNE CO.-Ap
machines Auated give better Satisfaction than any Others IN
sEet OF money refunded Agents wanted $40 Broadway N.Y.