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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12


OsvEoo Sept loth.-four don but unchanra d; sales a
81 % Tor brands from No. n NJ and 10 - RON Red
Winter. Wheat and Corn cute and qnoaf nominal The
1rst Of Barley ARMED this from Canada
Ehich hed al - 80. Chne Fregh's grain lc hitler
Flour, 0Glc Wheat, l5c; Corn no Oats y md y.
l2c. NewNork. lumbfr b 81 90 he luds0Di 8 IS
Newhurgh; 81 80 n new ) ORR axe ImroT s-55i bb
Flour 1900 bush. Whest bush. Com, $500 tpsh
Barley; II 700 bush Rye; 1871 900 fee Lumber Cauei TX
pofs-lo50 obs. Flour 7lO bush. Wh-at; 900 bn b..
on l3V6OOO feet Lumber. Shipped by Railroad, 81 bbls
slour.
WelsLer pleasant. Wind N. w.
TUfFAL0. sept. lo-0 p. m.-Fiour dull and inactive.
Wheat doll inactive aud nominal Com sales No lat 81 IS.
Oats quiet 72c Other grains nominal WHISKY held a.
= g. Canal reights NewY0Ik Wheat lf Coru ltc.
Oa O.alic Lake Imports: l0T3l bbls; Flour, ~. l3l
sush Wheat IS 7z2 bush LIZ busA Rye. Canal liz
ports l3l bb Flour 05Oll bHs heat ~ 100 bnsh. Com
~ $40 hpsh. Oats; 500 bush. Rye.
CHICkaO. Sept l0-fom dIli and dec ined &c; Wheat
dull AM declined &C. a. 9i4l ~ or No. 3 goo 81 fr
No Corn dull and declined 70 ct 32n 81 3i for No
L. 81 ~ Jl4 for No 2 Oats dull and declined lc. At 90 q
E6c for Nc "a 0t4sc for No. 2 WHISKY active at ~
al Is Freights quiet Recepts@ooO bbs. Flour; 23VJU
bush Whekti % 900 bush Corn; % co bush Oats ship
ments-3OO IBIS Floar 900 bush Wheat; 5000 bush
Corn: 6 go bush. Oats.
AIBAsY sept lO-Cattle market olosss DALI the supply.
much OF Of Inferior quality being consider ably IL OF
sh demand Good TO premium hanged from y. &c.
n n nd inferior 70 fir SOL prices rtngi fom a TO &c
,be dec inc l. eqns TO i0.c Receipts 500 sales about
900 Sheep idtc better SCI. r-sdiy 81 dsc Receipt
500 TheYe is fair inquiry f hogs Of ia &c., accord ne
80 weigh. and quality Receipts $780, Shipped TO New
York, 600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12

DR.. W. II. GRgGG-Doar Sir: | have been
suFeflng Tor q long time with what physicinns call
Diseases OF The PgnsrArg GLAND, and RETENTION oP
URiNE ard vas ungbe 10 obtiin relief until used
Constitution WATER. which began 10 produce its cur
nivo effect after taking two Doses and no man
be grateful than az the results, having SUI
iered an that man could suffer and lives and rather
iLGu ~ dffr'i ~ 81 sny"t,tf, -'a - Wiling to
pay FfrIY Don AIS n bottle for H.
II ms sot only cured me- but several other officers in
my district have ben cured by H. end would recon-
mead everybody suffering om any diseases OF tho kid.
Ieys ~ Use Constitution Wafer.
RicHARD LUSH
Sergeant IAth Ward Police.
NEW YoRK Dec. 30. 1861.
Sold whO'e5nlc by MORGAN & ALLEN No 10 Gin ST.
md al Drnggi.ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12

DRoW@fD.- .eandcr Lewis, q young man,
AGED q years ecodently fell into the Harlem River
AZ the fool OF One Handred and ThriicihtiIeet and
wa drowned before aid could be- rendered Tie body
,,es recovered few hours after and Coroner Naumann
on saturday he'd an inquest. Deceased was employed
on board me barge Kirgston Of Roadont and he rcla
fiyes residing IL Usfer County. Bernard Zee. n
by 10 wears old was found owned at the 100; OF Aior
RE strs,t North River. He has been missing since
Tuesday last and IL l. not known how or IN what man
nor he rot into The water. He resided NJ No II west
sweet With hi, parents Coroner Widey saturday
held mn inonest On the bOdv Heinrich Schnibbe.
German. aged 70 years employed a. a hand Oh board
tic bark Stella lying az ti.e foot Of Chnritonsuo-f
North River, fell overheard VINE intoxicated ~ la.e
iorr ON Friday evening aud was drowned The body
was recovered snd CoseT Wildey on Saturday held
nm inquest upon H. verdict Of accidental death was
rendered John nackey. laboror IN TIE employ ol
tbe Camden and Amboy X. Il. Co, fell from Ier l. at
~ early hour on sunday. and drowned before a.
sistance could reach him The body was subsequently
recovered and the COroneT notified 20 hold an inquest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12

ems A sugarmil belonging 70 Jefferson Dosis
tbs party assembled tie rIyer ard ionnd an e,,aoi7h
s,cnt which last yesr made over Low foHrh'uns "
suear tWOthirds OF which we're sou 70 lhe t"Or SoL
rnisserv Denartuent After breaking 60 much 81 he
Ynnchincry as possible loaded shes we're placed ~ W"
rious paris Of the engine ana DllSE' les O'uis "As
frnJ a,d The establishment was totally destroyed.
These executions without loss Of iie 0r ,imr, show
-verv ceoT1endabe spirit on the part Of officers odd
men The conduct Of citing Master Carter D. pTcu-
iarlv suoken of AS highly crrdiable ard satisfactory
STIRRING EVENTS on FOOT.
That stirring events are on foot IS evidenced
Nv The Fl that all officers and soldiers TO Wash acton
are ord,gedto report Immediately 10 seei, Iesprel We
rsgi,nents This Ordet takes 10 the field many WAC
were performing mere Gle zeal duties mere.
SALES OF PUBLIC LAND.
The cash sales made at the Land once al
1iontOn Missouri. last mOuth amounted 70 s'Ss<' Il,
1onia (aiiohigan) office the cash siles Ne'y ' ~
during same time there were three taO"~'hd sl1
hundred ard forty nine acres taken ~ III lo p"ee VI"
der toe Homestead law.
THE DEPORTATION OF CEREALS lNlo FOkIu'
CURSE PORTS.
The State Department has been Officially IN
Formed of tlie pro,augation Of d Portuguese roy9 de-
cree that from August IL last until The 3st oi Nsrch
1865 tlc importation OF foreign cereals whether m
grain or aour is permitted in the porte Of Lisbon and
OporO and also by the Eastern Railway ard the River
DourO.
NEW GOVERNMENT HOSPITALS AT ALEXANDRIA,.
The Mount Vernon cotton factory o. Alex
sndris is being stripped Of its msciAery and fitted 10
has asc been taken possession of for the repair Of gov
ernmen. transports.
ASSISTANT SOLICITOR OF THE COURT or CLAIMS.
JOIN !. Weed, of Illinois, 10 been appointed
Assstars Solicitor Of the Court Of Claims. vice Mo
PAersOn.
COMPLETION OF THE CAPITOL DOME.
The exterior Of the Capitol dome was COM
plcted saturday and the immense derrick Temo' Cd.
Work VIII be Immediately resumed upon tie Interior.
the completion OF which viii require several years
THB UNITED STATES CHRISTIAN COMMISSION.
GeOIge II. Stuart, chairman; Stephen Cald-
well member of the executive committee, and the Rev
y. d. Ames. secretary. all of the United States Chris
gisn Commission left for City Point to day " OF
Inspection. The Commission has elected !aTge frame
warehouse Tenth street which the purpose
of O storcroOn. with dining and sleeping accOmr9oda
lions for q hundred Of It's delegates
THE TREASURY BIDS.
The aggregate OF the bids for the new loan Is
s72 TO- 10 and thu entire amount awarded Is nearly
s2 OOJ 900; nineeuths Of IT at over per cent pre-
SDiun.
The remainder will be divided pro rata among those
who bid at per cent.
Among the successful bids opened to-day. in addition
so those teegraphed yesterday are;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12

HOTEL ARRIvALs.-General Arnold, Of the
O. s Vols arrived in the city Saturday afternoon,
iinng a, the Aston House and subsequently proceeded
10 the house of friend in the upper portion Of the city
where he win remain for few days.
HIS Honor VIM. G. Fargo, Mayor OF Buffalo and
Friend VIM r. Peck; Hon. Calico Cushing. Boston
Non Iobn striker Rome. N Y, Count Garow SKI from
Long IsIan and O. Ladue Little Falls, NY, a. the
AstOr House. -
Con. s. Nicholson and DR.. Smith, U. s. Navy DR.. d.
Abrams New Orleans and Capt. Deyct, L. S. Army,
are at the Fifth.Ayenue Hotel
Capt Ingram. Delaware; and T. B. Howard. Cslifor.
Sis, are vt TIC Metropolitan Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12
sr,rp,yq AyrRars-ou Saturday evening

SrABBiYG APFRAYs.--On Saturday evening
John Perdue aud Piece Skeban proprietor OF The ale
yaulls No 81 Liberty street became engaged ~ quar-
rel IN the saloon OF the latter. During the alay fet'
due attacked Skehan with n dtk-knfe, Woundin5 MN
severely in the side 4 hystarder named Dondel Who
n'erfered was also stabbed In the groin lie
rnnwced dengerous perlne was taken before Justice
bowling who committed him to await tho result oi
Dondell's Injuries. $1,000,
JOHN Quinlan nnd Charles Schitts, while intoxicated
on Saturday night quarreled Ia the saloon oil Jonh
We'll no. l7e Christopher street The proprietor as.
sisted BY Jacob Scbulmauch. elected them from ,nc
saloon Soon afierwaId they returned. Quinan oeing
armed with a carying.knfo. Another attempt Nas
made TO eject them. and 10 the struggle schniauch
was stabbed by Quinan IN the lower part oil lAs apuo
men. receiving n severe wound. He was conveyed 10
Releyue Uorpital Qnnlan was arrested ye'terady
morning and Justice Ledwith committed him 10 s"ait
the suit of Sohulrnaueh's injuries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12

NAvAL.-The U. s. Steamer (gunboat,) Gala
tea, John Guest. Commander nom the West lndA
Squadron las, from Cape Hayticn, Sept arrived last
night Tie following is hat Other onicers
John Guest Commander, John HeFNand, Leni. " "
Miller Acts hasteri A. w Bacon, Actg Paym;sief u. W.
Cse Aot's Surgeon; En.igns j. II. Cousins Ed 'ansrh
VIM Robinson; Engineers isi Assi Thco Seme. 20 90
VIM Veitch Is. Dupane Robt D. 0iberson SEQ Z. VIM.
,nore. "a do WIN. n. White, J. h. Mckenzie; plaster
Mates J. r. Atkins WIN. H. Joseph, Frank A. iooeyi 1ui
p.r y Cassidy Captains Clerk A Pessantoa fsymAsef'
do. WIN. 5. Riddle.
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,ynliandighar, ON MeCicI,an's Nomination.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Saturday, Sept 10.
Dir. Valandigham arrived here yesterday, en-
route TO Pennsylvania. TO address the people of the
various places. but meeting Gen. McCleans letter Of
acceptance. be promptly authorized the Democratic
Chnirman Of OHIO n withdraw bis name from the APP
poin,meuts In Ohio and returned home The Peace
men have deiernised TO maintain their Integrity and
win soon call c.tlng to determine their course Of
action.
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RECRUITING IN BRooKLYS.-Recruitirg Is

RECRUITING IN MISUNDERSTANDING
very dumt present The quota having been higi' sns
inuces the brDxers TO take substitutes to other paris
where more monoy can be made. This week II eA
pectcd that recruiting will commence in ne Secotd aa
nir Con gressiona Districts order "a aid the FIRST
Ditriot Queens suffolk ami Richmond) IN obtaifns
sntl cicnt lumber OF Ia I'll then quota ITO pnun
ties will be about Zoo for one-yesr recruits ~ u
estimated that since tho commencement o. tc war,
Rroolyn has furnished about 3D. 900 men. for whfA Two
and Lalf millions of dollars has been expended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12

GEN. Dlx's LETTER OF DECLINATIoy. The
following ID the letter Of Gen Dix. addressed to ward
Hunt syracuse. declining to accept the Union Homi'
nation for Governor OF this State
"HYADQi ARri.Rs DETACHMENT OF TIE FAsTt
NEW ok CRY sept J. ltbi
"My DrAR Sin: have Just received yours Of the x
inst aud thank YOU for sind suggestion. coulf
not lDwcvcr acceri the nomination FOR 6oycTnor II II
were tend red g. me- am not Tor tint reason, the
less earnest In ny desire 10 DO a IN my 70 sustain
the Government in fs effrs 10 pat down The Rebellion
an object u be oisctod. In my Judgment By steady
and unwavering prosecution Of llc war
- an my dear sir, truly yours JOHN A. DIX.
ward Hunt Esq"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12
From SAN Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. Friday, Sept ..
The Democratic State Convention completed
It's work lrst evening by the nomination oi f. D. Lewis
rs Nc remninisc Eleoior aud Jack;on Temple rs the
remaining Gonl rfssI4ia ~ night large mass meet
ing wa held T. rntifeNfcCl Hans nomination.
,Ihe Democrats have carried StoTy County. Nevada
Territory owing 90 the presence in the field Of two
Union ticket. There is probably majority In favor Of
n Siatc Constitution.
The Ladio- Christian Commission Fair has closed 1t
rot,od over s2O0nO IN god.
MAr,nf nIe nniot.
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POLITICAL.


For Pr,.sssrf ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Of Illinois.
vlo,. Presidens ANDREW JOHNSON. Of Tennessee
Governor ....... REUBEN L. FENTON. Chautauqua
Lisaa. .Gorsrror. THOMAS C. ALyORD, ofOnondaga
Canal Commits. FRANKLIN A. ALBEHGER, Erie
Psison Ia.pecsor DAVID p. FORREST Schenectady
For Electors Of President and Vlos Presidents
HORACE GREELEY, Westchaster.
al hAh"h / PRES ron KING. Of st. Lawrence
Disirici Electors
I..OpApIAu BOVINE Richmond.
II. JAMES 8. 4. SrRAyAnAs. Kings.
III. GEORGE RIcAGD Kings
Iy..ABgAn j. DTTESnRFHR Nev'fork
y..WmIIAM II. MCKINNEY. New'York
VI. THOMAS Il. AsTEs. Ncw-York.
VII. .IsAAc T. S,lTTn. New-York-
VIII. .GEonoE OfDYKR. New-York-
X..GUY Il. PEUToy. New-York.
X..ALRxAypRg DAVIDSON. Rockiand
XI. JAMES ". TAILOR Orange.
XII .CnARLrs L. BEALR. Columbia
XIII. .THADDEUs Hyatt. Ulster.
XIV. john TwEDDIR Albany.
XIV. .CoRSRLIus ALLEN Saratoga
XVI..ALoNzo w. MORGAN. Warren.
XVII. HIRAM HORTON. FIankl2.
XVIII. .ALLEsC CHURCHILL, Fulton.
KIN. EDFSgzRR BLAKELSf. Otsego.
Xxx. JONI CLARK. Jefferson
XXI .JoHS j. KNOX. Oneida.
xxi. THOMAS KHGsFoED. Osrego.
XIII. .GEo. ". BRADFORD Cortland.
XXIy. JONI S SEELEY Seneca
XIV. .JEDEDAu DEWEY. Ontario.
XVI. .MYRos II. WEAVER Schuyler.
XVII. JAMS S. ALLEN, Steubcn
XVIII .JoHN W. STFBnss Monroe.
xxx. WILLIAM BRISTOL, Wyoming.
Xxx .JosEPH CANDLE. Eric.
XXI. JOIN PHDARLNc. Cattaraugus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12
TIE FALL RIVER STEAMERS. The Providence

Journal says:
Tits now definitely understood that the Tal River
boats will make Newport the eastern terminus FROM
about the dfst OF next month. In addition 10 ihis
change tiore will be another ia which the travelling
public will be greatly Interested. Freight bInts VIII
be put upon the route. that Che passenger steamers
viii 10 longer be crowded o. heretofore. Already one
new screw steamer al about thousand tons has been
built Tor this purpose and second one 10 under way
These are To- regularly ana viii furnish eNceIcp'
opportunities for those engaged In busneSs between
will therefore 60 into operation with every prospect oil
success 90 the company and convenience TO the puDc
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srupyypous LOCAL FEs-Tns CLAIMS OF

TIB CRY AGAINST THRO n RAnRoAp CONTAIN
As mny DO seen from our report OF the procecongso
the Civ Council In this mornings issne tue speoih
committee on the claims Of the city against the ONO
and Mississippi Railroad Company have mhns ue
tailed hetory OF the transactions between the CITY ana
that corporation. Stanley Matthews was employed as
counsel Tor the city. at compensation equal 10 10 per
Of the amount recovered through his insrntnen
tally The proposed compromise puts into the CITY
treasury s300o06 II accepted which Will make the Zee
Of Judge Matthews $500 probably the largest ever
received by any lawyer Ia THIS country rom sns'o
CASE, Cincinnati GessIte, lO.h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12
TIE sRyEY-TuIRTY LOAN.
Cnvture Of "a Rlochade Runner.

BALTMONEr sept. II, Itbf,
TIE steamer Robert Morris Capt. Barrett, ar
xived here tonight 90 days ron New0 She ro
ports that on Thursday last the steamer Keystone State
captured Gne block ade steamer. tho Eezey" and seat
aer into Beaufort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12

Danvers, Mass, is fast filling her quota with
men OF the right stamp. Thirty three OF her citizens
have lust enlisted and have been paid bountes by the
town amounting to 200 OF this sum only 500 have
been taken With them by these men, the balance being
Ieft ON depost for their benefit Groveand has also
filed her quota from among her citizens thus securing
good class OF men an Senator and member OF tue
HosSd vi Se.aStmea being among The llDapss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12

mi NJ liEhAs ofllciupci ~.
TIE Bullehn has tie following special dis
petch
An accident occurred on the Pennsylvania Railroad
near Iqtrabe last evening. Three men we're killed md
one inbred by tie explosion Of the locomotive attached
10 afreght train SIX cars loaded with cattle were
totally demolished. The engineer Chnl les Camkcn,
was instantly killed, and Wan. Walter the conductor.
is missing. Both belonged TO piitsburq. T. Jones,
the fireman, was killed. Most Of the cattle
In the forward car was killed. Tie passenger
train which left Pittsburg NJ e:40 p. H. FridaY was
delayed six hours. The wreck has been removed and
trains are now running regularly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12
NoMinnted for Congress.

The Hon. Stephen CARLSON, Of Tioga County,
was ibis day nominated fr Congress by the UnonisIs
q the Eighteenth District Of Pennsylvania.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12

We must add the indomitable Old Tar Far
ragut TO iha list " Peace Commissioners. He has
brought peace md order ont of whole bevy OF Rebel
forts about Mobile and viii shortly preach peace in Mo
bile Itself. Bully for Fagraguts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12

SAILOR FOUyD DRowNED.-The body OF
dressed like sailor was 'ound IN NhIiy y ,,c
ON Fridsy evening II is supposed that he was drotheo
while Attempting escape from one OF the heooHns
Sbins The remains were taken TO the Dead houS LOT
identification.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12
REVOLUTION IN A PaINrIYe OFpIcR.-On tt

REVOLUTION IN A PAINTING 0FPICR.-On the
7th inst tho entire force Of conpos.ors employed on
The Chicago Times was dismissed and forty Young
women Instituted. The propretrrs OF the TINES
bad been preparing Tor ths course several months
since the strike and had these girls under instruction in
private rooms about tho city despatch from Chicago
printers 40 it understood that the 7imss had re-
solved 70 break up the printers association The as
ISOLATION took advantage Of the propretors Of the 7im
and rht 70 control destroy business In turn
the pu bishers have thus attacked the association
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12

FATAL ACCIDENT on SHfPBoARD.-A sii0l
on board tho Italian barquo Rcsoute lying ~ i'uue
pier Atlantic Dock, fell through the hatchnp IS
notified.
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DEATH AvoIDED-REsToRED TO HEALTH!
BY DR. BENEFITS GREAT LIFE REGULATOR
PRICE sloo A BOTTLE.

Sold by all Druggists. Orders by Mail attended TO-
plrec, all letter. to Dr. GEORGE BENNETT. Haven
Conn DEMAS BARNES Co., 81 Park sOw, Genera Agents.
New ask City.
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RBNEBEcK N. T.. Sept II. 1864.
The Office Of the American Express Company
Acre was entered by burglars night the safe broken
open and robbhd offs go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12

TuR NEW NATToE.-Gen. Cluseret, who has,
from lis commencement been tho editor Of The Mo No
soH has recently become It's sole proprietor whether
this Involves any change in the position OF the paper
OLE illc praslenilal elcetion wcAro not inioIined
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12
DIE ID.


ADTy-At Stamford Conn on Friday s-pt o. Amelia X,
widow Of the Iaie Dr. Augustus A. Ades. q. g. Navy.
Her relatives and friends and the friends OF the families OF he
l,ie Wi lam Ades and David Graham respectfully
aused attend the funeral services at the Dutch Reformed
Church corner OF Lafayette place and Fourth street on
"Wednesday morning neIt at 10 o'clock without further
invitation The viii DO Iahsn ts "e"ehessr Tor
iuterment.
ALLENIn the city Of Troy, on sunday mofnns eept ~
the Hon. Ira A. Aim, OF New-Yors aged 81 years
Hsr uneIs III h siteuaed 9 the fus! Dspust Chaa N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12
5pstial Notices.
DIR. benefits
GREAT LIFE REGULATOR.

GREAT LIFE REGULATOR.
THIS GREAT AND VALUABLE MEDICINE IS
PRESSED FROM A HEALING ROOT. AND THE JUICE
FROM DELICATE FLOWERS AND MEDICAL BUDS.
I'M PERFECTLY wELL-MY SICKNESS is GONE.
Il matters not what s you The only question Is are you
SICK, All Sickness proceeds from collection OF impure
matter within the Stomach and Blood Go and re, bottle
Of Dr. BENEFITS GREAT LIFE REGULATOR take hall
teaspoonful morning and evening Remember so mild 10
n all it, m ,vements yon will hardly know anything going
on but in the most easy manner all this time It Is removing
Al. that dead weight and collection Of food, which for long
time bad lain putreded caused yol much distress
will instantly cure you from all weakness sud from any dis
Ia the body at the time, it leaves the BODY rec
from everything opposed to health.
DEATH AvOIDED-RESToRED TO HEALTH
ny DIR. BENEFITS GREAT LIFE REGULATOR!
On taking h.ifs teaspoournl Of DR.. BENEFITS GREAT
LIFE REGULATOR morning and evening hs WORK. In
cleansing and healing tho lungs viii Immediately conmencei
and then the same good work viii be carried to and success
fully accomplished upon the stomach Liver and Kidneys IA
soou - "A regulates these into healthy condition.
and & will not be long about H. you viii then feel THIS
GREAT LIFE REGULATOR, gently pressing its ways Into
the vein, And now commence flowing the joys Of hes'h
strength and life through every vein and to every part OF the
Body and the clear rich blood now flowing vi" 50 thorougn'
" purify the system entirely relieve you rom ell
making Il utterly impossible for diseases to remain IN the
Body In any FORM
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Asure Cure for Hernia or Rupture

WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS"
The only TRCss Ia the that this dangerous c
eas. IL 4. made principle from all othersLioHr
CLEAN and EAsYSo pressure the BACK or CORD lhis
truss. with the application Of our HERNIA LOTION, 70
WARRANTED CURE the most obstinate cases Pamphlets
Tree ioI stamp. OhESOn $500,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12

Union Central Lincoln and johnson Campaign
CLUB OF CITY or SkW-fOkh. - ....x
VERMONT HAS FIRED TIE FIRST GUM
2OOo0 MAJORITY
ATLANTA HAS FALLEN.
HOOD HAS BEEN DEFEhTED.
FORT MORGAN HAS SURRENi hkEp.
JOHN MORGAN Is KILLED AND HIS BAND
SLAUGHTERED.
GRANT 4. steadily All WORK and ia being HEAVILY AZ
lNFORCED.
The Dram 10 abandoned because
THE QUOTAS ARE RA IDLY FILLlNg
THoUsANDs ARE MUSTERED IN DAILY.
LOYAL Nee Of NewY meet At Headquarters, corner
Broadway and s3d street on
September 2,h instant. at 20 p M; and hear
Hon HORACE GREhLEf
Hon. ETHAN ALLEN
speak for Lincoln and uu Rebellion Is suppressed
'-' CHARLEss. SPENCER, President
IaYsrMc dc62ssyys Chairman 80 Com
Fifth Ward Union A-sociatIon.--A regular monthly
rneenr win tale pice THIS Monday EVENING, Sept ~,
1894 at their rooms, 10 Frank ~, a. o'Slook
Wx SxaEs - THOMAS OUTWAfER, Prest
A. J. MOORE,
THE Joint Committee o Raiicaion Meeting Of the
ola and Young Mems Unoh Central Conmees VA meet
a. esdansr es corner Il broadway and Twenty third st.,
on TUESDAY EVENING, Sect ~, at8 o'clock. MeuioeTs
are urgently requested TO attend -, o,,oo,, -,,
Tao. ROHIssos; NJ d. Secretaries
T,yenty-second Ward.-The German Union Lincoln
and Johnson Campaign Club will hold an extra uestne w.
NIGHT sept H. at oc ock Headquarters. OBJ sth
Meabers and fonds Of the Campaign Club invited to at.
tend ADAM ROEDlGER, President.
Chr SPRisG. Secretary.