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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-15

HorFL William II. Ramsey, Bank
Controller of the State Of Wisconsin; Col. j. Wheel
inc and officers Of the l3Slh Regiment \. Y. 4. v,
NJ. Z. Hatch, II. 4. Holden, James G.. McCauly,
Lieut.. /. Dexter, and II. S. Chew, U. :. n; aud
Major j. r. Tappan, l2Oth n. Y. S. ", are stopping
at the AstOr-liouse.
r. w Smith, IT, S. A., and Prof. W. u. Bushneu,
Yale College are guests at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Brig. Gilmore, L. S. A.; A. Stone Of Cleve-
land. L. -. Daneson, ST. Lous; q. Il. White, u.
S. "; g. II. Hale, Mich; II. l.. Rutherford, 81.
Louis. and II. Greenwood, Cincinnati ere at the
Metropolitan Hotel.
Charles H. Noyes, George S. Rediied, and DR.. j..
p. Gilbert u. S. N, and Charles Wood, St. Louis,
are m the Fifth-Avenue Hotel.
j. 6. Purden, Hong Kong, China ID n guest NJ
the NewYork Hotel.
Ex-Gov. Boutwell, and family, of Massachusetts,,
and Vi. Meredith Of Philadelphia, are stopping at
the Brevo0rt House.
u. II. Winter Of England is stopping at the Abe
marie Hotel.
Can't AIzendof, Russian Navy, and Col. Currie,
1881 " US. v. are at the Everett House
Jose r. Fernandez of Cuba is guest at the Clar-
endon Hotel.
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The FUNERAL of Col. George w. Pren.

AfBANf sept H. It1f.
TIE funeral Of Col. George w. Pratt OF the @Otl
Regiment took place to-day. 1t wss one OF ibc
iSrges' assenblages ever seen at the capital il wa.
attended by the Governor and staff, the 10Th and
18Th Regiments, and number Of distinguished
strangers from New-York, Greene and Ulster Conn
ties There were also Populations from Masonic
Or3eIs, leather merchants Of New.York, &c.
Religious services were performed by Bshop
Potter. Dr. Pitkin, Rev. Mr.. Pa,ten, and others.
The pageant the part Of the Masonic societies was
one Of the finest seen in many years. Gov. Seymour
sud Erastus Corning, closely connected by marriage
with the deceased were present as moarness
Among the bearers were COL As'or andMr. Isham
Of New.York, and Senator Pruyn Of Albany.
Col. Pratt was killed on the 3Oth Of August in q
brilliant charge at the head Of his regiment. Iii,
'oss casts deep gloom over the community.
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Probably no regiment engaged in the battles a.
Ball Ru1 q Friday and Saturday, Aug. % and 80
suffered more ia casualties to officers than the %
Regiment N. Y. Volunteers. The following is @
correct lst of these casualties given to us by an Of
icer of the regiment, and vouched for az complete
and correct:
KuLRD-Lieu Col g. T. Thomas (xounded died IN
Washiu.ton) Capt Rob-. Mccoy Go. y, Fiday; Capt.
Miles Caldwell Co X on Saturday; Capt Henry MlinSn,
Co. d. wounded died In Wsshngonl Capt. George Glen.
DON it, Saturday; Lieut. Addison EsabTook. Co a, on
Friday Lieut.. William T. Beattie, Co. u, Saturday
Lieut.. c. d Beaumont Co c. Friday; Lieut.. Chas y.
rierson, (wounded died in WashnItoB); Lieut. " M T.
Norris Co f. Saturday Lieut. Duncan Lendrum Co. -,
Saturday.
WouSpKD-Adjutant John 8 Fasset sightly; Lieut. HI
Clue Co. 4, severely in foot Lieut.. Taos Fisk Co H.
hand; Capt Lyman Onnsby, Co J. In footi Lieut. Daniel
Burgy Co l. slightly IN head; Capt o. y. Peabody Co. G.
in arm Lieut. 81 3 Teller Go. II. severely through night
side Lieut. Chus Cushing Co. r. slightly; Lieut.. Edg I'd
gerly Co. X, severely; Lieut. Huuiley, Co X severely
Capt d. Cameron, Co. O. severely In Lieut. o. o. Mill
sou. Co. G. slightly
Maj McKie, narrowly escaped. and Capt J. Strong Co
H. k.ocked down and for time stunned by the con
cuson of shell which passed his forehead O. 10
cary away the regimen; figures on bis hat.
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The Rebels in Frederick.

Special Dispatch 70 The y. \. Tribune
NAsHiNgToS. Sept. IT, 1862
While the Rebels were in Frederick, an officer
rode up group Of young ladies and said to Of
them: " l Will make you present." At the same
tine pulling ring from bis finger, aud remarking
that it was made from the bones of a Yankee. The
LADY declining receive the ring, the officer rode of
with sneering exclamation: "Ohl l thought you
were Southern ladies'
On Thursday at 4 o'clock, g. n., the Rebels, the
main BODY Of whom consisting Of division under
jackson, division under Longstreet, division
under Gen. d. II. Hill, and possibly fourth d.
vision. had been epeamped at UIbana, commenced
marching through Frederick toward Hageistown.
The movement began at 4 "a. IN, and lasted t 8
.. H., sixteen hours. Tue most liberal estimate
made the whole force Gi,000 strong, including 3Oo0
lie yroes. The ne roes mixed in prouliscuously
with he whites. Like them, uniforms Of every
description, and were nearly dirty. Many q them
carried musket, sabre, dirk or bowie knife.
They furnished most of the music, and all that was
worth listening TO.
Many Of the dummers md buglers were blacks.
The viest and worst looking person in the whole
army, Il "coHtemp.lle, blo4tel backyard" to
quote our informant, was Moi. -Geu. Howell Cobb
Secretary OF tie Treasury under james Buchanan.
Many Of tie regiments numbered no more than
80 men and none Of them over 800. There were
not more than TWO or three wagons to q !, gineni
A large number OF thes. were marked u. s. and
one, a spiiDg wagon, bore the name Of Gen. Casey
Few Of the soldiers Lad blankets OF knapsacks.
Three of the buildings in the hospital grounds
were taken for the Rebel sck, who were attended
by the Rebel women, while the Union ladies took
care Of the Union sick. On Thurday, the last Of
the Rese infantry, Gen Hills division, numbering
5000, marched through the streets.
On Friday Siuarts Cavalry, including the ilamp-
ton Legion ana Ashby's old Cavalry, came into town
aud moved toward HageTslown. The men We're
neat and clearly than tho other troops, aud the
horses Of good stock and well groomed.
HARKsBUEG, Sept II, l6G2.
There was q battle to-day IN MddleOBn. Long
streets division moving on tine Boonsboro road, in
the direction of Wiiamsport, with the intention
doubt Of recIossIng the Potomac at that point, WAS
engaged by tire UnOnists Nothing official has Leeu
received headquarters Of the battle up to this ou
lmidnQht.
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The Indian mn..ner-s in ,riruesoin.

eT. Loris Miin.. Saturday. sept. ls lss,.
-Four persons were killed to-day by the Indians,
near Mankato, while ,hreshiug wheat. This was
done within mile OF company Of uoops.
The Indians took The horses from tie threshing
machines and lef before the troops could reach them
TAsos Lsh avri-ss- ,.ii prevent ils farmers from
returning to their crops.
Two Chippewa Chief Of Wisconsin have rendered
their services to Gov. Ramsey to fight the Sioux
Il well known tia, the Sioux and ChpPewas have
long been ai war with each other.
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Confiscnfion im TIiasouri.

ST. LoCis Sept "a. 1862.
In compliance with orders from the Secretary OF
Var Gen. SchOfed has ordered the Provost Marshal
General for the District Of Missouri TO proceed with
gu, delay to carry into effect the Couscation act, 70
FAR he provisions of said act are subject 20 be
carrie int elect by the military authorities Of the
Uni S .ies in the distric The property liable 10
e'r scai.on 10 the district is estimated at iity nil
liOs
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4 VICTORY IN KENTUCKY.


LouisviLlg. sept 10. llt2
There has been much excitement In this city this
afternoon, in consequence Of news Of @ battle
between our forces and the Rebels at Muniordsvie.
ELEAsErHroVs, Ky, Sept ~, In
The Rebels under Gen. Duncan, attacked our
forces at Green River near Munfo rdsvllle, about
clock this afternoon.
The fight lasted till II P. m. Our men fought
braycly, firing the last shot The Rebels were re-
pulsed with heavy ofe. The Rebels sent In flag Of
truce asking permission 10 bury their dead, which
yas granted Col. Wilder Of the l7th Indiana, CONE
mauded the Union forces.
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THr Sixth kEw-YOKE CAyALKr.-We have an
other letter asking The correction Of paragraph in
Que Of our letters concerning this regiment, speaking
derogaorily Of their courage. The statement was
erroneous, and promptly corrected by the writer
himself the very next day, aud promptly and con
n cuously printed IN paper.
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Exchange Of Prisoners.

foRrEgss MONROE Friday, Sept. H. 1862
One hundred and eleven Rebel prisoners were
ser, to Aiken's Landing to-day, for exchange. They
were those taken Suffolk The week before last.
sufficient number Of steamers went up with a
Tag OF truce 10 bring down the six tbousand Union
pris9perS awaiting transports.
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endOn Hotel.

Extensive FIRE MAR MAEHATrANYILLE-
DAnAcg REPORTED AT $l0,OOO.-About 3 o'clock
last NIGHT. n fire occurred near the corner Of One
hundred.snd.tenth street and Broadway, by which
The barn aud stables, and some adjacent properly
occupied by Mrs. Roberts and owned by Mr. VIM
lock, were destroyed. The damage was reported 10
be about $4,000 The ihe is supposed to have been
the work Of an nccndiary.
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giving his views on the questions raised WIN
apparently great freedom and frankness, ana us,
cussing the arguments pro and con win niu'n
earnestness He declared that the subject OF e'f'ui'
cipaton occupied lis mind by day and by h'gu'' anu
was brought reneweGly to his attention ny Tue
course of events and by the arguments addressed to
him on one side and the other.
lie was urged in different directions, he SAID, by
rAlOiona men Of different We've. He wanted to be
satisfied before issuing proclamation Of freedom,
il wouId not be q 6rutum fuinen that 1t would
really accomplish It's end in strengthening the cause
Of the Union and giving liberty 10 the slaves. He
was anxious 10 know the will of Providence in the
matter. If he could find out what it was, he felt
sure. unless he were grossly selfdeceived that he
would do 1t.
THE PRESIDENTS LIFE ENDANGERED.
On Friday strange horse, which MIR. Lincoln was
riding, became frightened and ran away with his
rider becoming, for a few moments unmanageable;
but he was soon curbed and brought to the road
again. tie President losing his hat i'll the race ana
slighily spraiuing his wrist.
TRANSFERRED TO GIN. sIGEL
Capt. John II. P.att, u. S. ", late Aid-de'Camp
to Maj. .Gen. Pore has been assigned to duty on the
staff OF Maj. Sigel
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RoI,xnrdinx IroNp-.

PRnipYLrrIA. Saturday, Sept -. 1882.
The following dispatch has been received from
Gov. Curtin:
Harrisburg, Sept. l3-l:3O p. m.-Contradict
the report at once that no more troops arc wanted
at Harrisburg.
| want troops at once, and in companies. Cannot
wait for formations Of brigades or regiments.
We are pushing forward troops every hour
"a a CTRTp,y
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safety OF Pennsylvania s'nie Capital.

HAhksBURG, sept u.
On rcceip, OF the news Of the occupation Of Fred
eriok by Burnside and the advance Of Mcclellan,
the people became wild with enthusiasm. The tele-
graph Offices were bemesed with regard 70 the re-
suit and great confidence is now felt here as 70 the
safety Of the STATE Capital.
Troops are still arriving on foot and By Iail, and
being forwarded.
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STATE FAlns.-state Fairs are to be as ioIbws.
Business Noilfcs.


Mas. WIEsLow's SOOTHING SIRUP FOR
CmrDnpS-Relisyes the Child from Pain Ipsgou.es the
Stomach snd Bowels. Cures Dysen,sry ard Deuh,s, Cor.
reefs hcidy aud CUES Wind Coo Gives Rest, Comorl and
Heals. 10 Children Teciing aud remedy in Of
Caoic,a Iajoafp@. Sold every Where % cents bottle
Tng PALMER ARM AND LEG.-B. FRANK
PA~En Inventor ani Pe'eu,ee. Astorplacr trouud or
v D. Also Phay pa and Boston. Only houS's %. fiLrEa
4 Co Avoid mplsiiion by csiiilf on the Inventor
READER, you can have an enduring always
ready and reliable Com Prs exactly adapted TO afn
snd style writing whicn will do your Writing vastly
O. t,n Steel Pens lfyou It. call on T. hok1os No
hIld-n-lane or inclose stamp To- circular
Gentlemen seeking combinations OF supeno
quality an elegance IN BRgss HAT FOR the Fail Of ios &c
respectfully invited 20 call y tsrLsscnhir,
VALUABLE REpORTs ON Chronic and Nirulclt
D.easrs sent free Of charge b. the 1let address u
sTnLN HorcnroN Howard Association Fmlade. phla, "a
AT JEfFrRs's, No. 573 broadway, Ladies
Elastic Boors. ~ 80, 81 - snd tsi bALSoh'IA' -
~ ~, anl ~ - ,..,,,
BunOAALs SuOEs. and 0ATEn-, IA great hsiiey ~ lo'
pr.rf. Do 'ri.Hs, No. 30 Broadway.
TIE TAX BILL,
Now lFtDY ia paup pile. Of ~ pages on me rh',e p.l
Beside bill which j. word ior word IN hecoId ""
the original text append 10 1t Alphabetical ltec'p
OF every article 10 be taxed by the law ina ,e a
Of the tax be levied thereon This renders hs eopep
and convenient - Il j. possible 10 MAKE ~ q.
Price cents postpaid; - per ~ II sent by esPre"i
per 100 ifby mail Address THg TRIBuNk, Ne" 'feIk.
WHEELER a. WILSON MANUFACTURERS
CosPaEY-Srsing Machines with Important improvement
Office No. 80 Broadway.
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Eirc iu baltimore.

BAlIIEoRH, Sept H. lst.
The City Malt House, corner Of Block street and
West Fails avenue owned and occupied by fraucis
Dcnucad, was burned this morning. Insured. 10
tai loss - 600
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One Of the Aldermen Of Providence has offered
resolution requesting the Mayor 70 discharge from
the arduous post Of night watchmen all who have re-
ported themselves unable 10 do military duty
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Movements Of Geo. Ernncis Train.

Geo. Francis Train left Boston b nil hi direct for
Washington, supposed for personal interview with
TIE President and Secretary Seward on matters OF
lmpOrl ance.
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Nineteenth Ward Republican Association
In parssacs OF the Join, call OF the Republican and Union
Committees the members Of this Association and all others
whose have been enrolled IN accordance with said call
requested ~ Landoanns 3dsv. and 6sh
81, on TUESDAY EVENING, at u O'Clock, to elect by
ballet three Delegates and three Aernates the State Con-
/ Vention to be held st Syrscus- on the 2tih inst
W. ii. De CAMP, President.
artAg Coopya
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LIE TAX Bill.
MARRIED

CROMMELIN - DOwNES - In Brootlyn on Ihuf, n
Sept H. NJ the residence OF the brides sthef by INC aes
John A. Paddock Mr. Theodore Crogrnein TO Ann Luna
eldest daughter Of William Downes, all Of Brooklyn
THORgE-- ANDERsON-In Belevire, N. y o. IhuIsaa1
Sept H. by the Rev. Jodediah Bufehard Wi,Il-na :,
Ihome Of Minnesota AID Miss Olivia a. u. AnaeI'e"
Bolleyile.
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BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS

BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS
Inygoraes strengthens, and purites the SYSTEM Is pee
appetizer and Natures great retore 1t composed Of pure
ST. Croix Rum the celebrated Caays Bark roots and herbs
Particularly adapted to weak and delicate persons and b
relied upon for its purity. Ii Dyspepsia gentle
tonic and just the thing for changes Of the Sold
by all Grocers, Druggists Hotels. and Saloons. p H
DRAKE g. Co. No 2O2 Broadway New.York
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Fifteenth Ward Republican and Uoion Pri-

Fifteenth Ward Republican md Uoion Pri-
mary Eection.An Election will beiheld jointly by tie
Republican Association ard the Union citizens Of this Ward
who have enroei their therefor TUESDAY EVEN
ING the 10th instant, Wighs Hotel Of Broadway
and Eighth for the choice Of Delegates to the Assembly
District Conventions that meet for the selection OF Dele
gates the Syracuse State Convention Polls open from
" O'Clock. NJ. b. BLAKE, President
&. J. LIysGsTOS, Secretary.
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Twentieth Ward * Republican Assocint ion.-Pur-
the call OF the Celtf Committee this Association
will meet at Lincoln Hall. Northwest corner Of Eighth
avenue aud 1hirsythifd street, TUESDAY EVENING,
sept 49, 1862 elect by ballot three Delegates and three
Aerns,e to represent tho Eleventh Assembly Disrc, in
ths State Convention TO be held at Syracuse The polls
a, n p N, AMI close at 81 p. II. -
T.. HARRISON REED. President
n.vp MgAn.s Secondary
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Thomas DuzaD,
lSDE kTAkEh. No. lA5 5th-av.,
Irr lit nm .fnlr.
GpetinI No!lces.

Peoples Union-NII,h ASSEMBLY DISTRICT In
II resolution passed General COMMITTEES
TUESDAY evening tho Hth last, OIL other political organic
A9ls whose members viii subscribe TO the Legislative Ctu
AdIcfs and who viii Wedge themseye, to support the
not1naout Il the state Convention OF tle 2sth Inst
herby cordially invited to operate f. the ecton Of dele
yaie 20 sad Convention meeting Of the With District
Union viii be held al No h91 Hudson at \ o'clock
MONDAY EVENING the l.th Inst, 10 take action IN
ton 20 ID" shove Recommendation Of the General Commit
Al loyal citizens invited % attend.
A J. CAMPBELL, President
c. C. CRANE, YicePIesiient
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Eighteenth Ward Republican Associa ton
FOURTEENTH ASSEMBLY DlSTRICT-ln pursuance OF
the joint call Of the Republican and Union Committees and
in accordance with their the above ASCOT
alton will meet their No 94 Broadway, Of
25tht TUESDAY EVENING Sept. Is, 1869, to elect,
By ballot three delegates and three anee to the
shove Assembly District In the Union Convention to be
ned At Syracuse the 24th Of Sept, The polls will open
q and close at ~ p N.
TIMOTHY O. CHURCHILL President
q. JOSEPH RyoH Secretary.
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Tweutieth Ward Republican Associntion.-A
Committee OF i've members OF this Association viii be IA
ION AZ Continental Hal on THURSDAY, FRIDAY. and
MONDAY EVENINGS. Sept. II, y, aud Is, from to 3
o'clock the purpose receiving appestons Of
wishing members Of the Association. All voters
10 the ward who 10 favor Of vigorous prosecution
vi the and ia Of ung al the which God and
have placed In hands to crush the Rebellion
Invited 10 be, ONE members.
SAMUEL SINCLAIR, President.
stnSuv no.NP Seeretarv
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Ninth Wnrd.-Tho Committee appointed by the Ninth
Ward Republican Association 10 enfol the Union men OF
the Ward viii meet NJ Beecker Buildings on THURSDAY
aud FRIDAY EVENINGS the 18th aud 18th insts also on
MONDAY EVENING the 5ih inst, from to 2 O'Clock.
JAMES W. BOOTH,
NELSON ID. TfIANER,
JAMES W. fARE Committee.
howard IL CARGIbL,
GEORGE r. MEEkLEE
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Seventeenth Ward Republican Association.-

Seventeenth Ward Republican Assoc ton
In pursuance Of the call Of the Republican Central Commit
tee election will be held at Lincoln Hall No. 1859 Fast
Bousionst, corner OF Alenst. on TUESDAY EVENING,
Sept M for the purpose Of eectug delegates To the Sixth
Tenth and Twelfth District Conventions, will meet in
their respective Conventions and choose delegates and alter
mates to the Republican and Union State Convention to be
held At Syracuse Sept. "a, 1862.
Poll open from a to y o'clocs. -
HARVEY II. WOODS President.
CHas. II. GInyrs Secrr.ery.
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Cabinet Furniture,

AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
$lO0,0O0 worth Of FURNITURE.
In consequence Of the falling of ia wholesale business
offer Own Manufactured Goods the public Of the
lowest prices.
Consisting Of Paror Library Dining and Bedroom Suites
made Of selected material aud in the latest fashionable syeA
All Goods warranted
Please examine goods before purchasing elsewhere.
WE'LL BRAUNSDORF,
Nos ll5 and III Riying ton.st bet Essex and Norfolk
B.-Gand Essex, and Hou,tonst stages pass cose by
business Resumed Mt Cincinnati and Louiss
vilie.-ADAMs EXPRESS COMPANY forward Tx presses
daily IN charge Of special gers Pittsburgh Columbus
Cincinnati Louisville, Cairo ST. Louis and Memphis eli de-
seipions Of Merchandise Bank Notes. Gold. Bonds and
other yaluables.
Our low other responsible Express Lima
For particular please apply office No 50 BIo.dwsy
ADAMS EXPRESS C0MPAHf.
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Fourteenth Ward.-In pursuance OF the call Of the
Central Committee primary election will be held at the
HeadQuaers Of The Republican Assocaion Of the Fourteenth
Ward No. 375 Broomest. TUESDAY EVENING, Sept.
Is, between the hours Of y and y o'clock. p N.
By order. SIDNEY SMITH, President.
j J,TS. T. IIs sn.hr' Secretaries.
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Cherokee Cure.v - The great Indian madeleine
cures seminal weakness. nocturnal emtssons napoteney
pains In back IN the bladder temas comp NC
One bottle ~ three bottles sent by express For pam
phsts incioe pay postaae Sold by al dfusst@
Aadrvss Dr. w. Il. bIERNIN, st. Louis, No,
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nT u r-sc nj NItATy0N QIIsTEHQ

Exhausted natures great resorer delightful beverage snd
active tonic Composed of pure St. croir Rum roots and
herbs. nvgoraie. the body without stimulating tbs brain
destroys scdiy Of the stomach crestes sppest, and
ghens the system Il is certain cure for Dyspspsiss
COnsty alton Dahes Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache and prevents Masmatic disease from change OF Ao
water 1c used ell times Of day by old young.
and Is particularly recommended to weak and delicate pei.
sous Sold by all 0rocers Druggists Hotels and saiooos
r. II. DRAKE Il Co, No 2Oe Broadway. New-York
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Ninth Ward. Brookiyn.-The REPUBLICAN, AS
ISOLATION Of the NINTH WARD will meet Tue Three
Mile House, tLecTs), Fulton-Hy on MONDAY EVENING,
the 18th inst O'clock for the purpose OF eiecting Dele
gas 10 the District Convention for the nomination OF Dole
gates the Syracuse Convention BY order OF tho General
Committee. BAILEY j. HATHAWAY, Presden..
JAMES DESBKi0H, Secretary.
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EIr.I Mnrd KcnublIcan A.snrinfinn.-A Special

Meeting viii be hold on TUESDAY EVENING, Sept 10,
49,, headquse No 50 Greenwich st. for the pnrpose Of
Eiess fN. Delegates 10 the Assembly District Convention
NeelK vii be called 20 order II O'Clock Polls open
from n D. m. TO ~ p. m. HENRY SMITH, President.
Io'tPa s. ScrlLr. Corresponding Secretary.
d. n. purvfrP Recording Secretary.
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Third Ward Republican AssocIation.-Th,

Third Ward Republican Association.-The M
decsred COMMITTEE will meet Oh FRIDAY, sArUR-
DAY and MONDAY EVENINGS Sep, II, IL. and u.s.
inst ~ No a. Bsrclay-sf between the hours OF aud
ococL 90 ENROLL the NAMES OF al citizens favorable to
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