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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
Death Of HucbeZ.

The death Of NJ. Buchez is announced in
Paris He was the creator of that famous Society La
Charhenuerie, which was one of the most powerful
levers brought into play against the Restoration In
ls26 NJ Buchez joined the sect Of St. Simon aud was
Of the most active contributors to the Produe'ur
the organ OF tie new doctrine In 1850 he fought ID
favor OF the Revolution. and organized with f"zy'
Flocon and Thierry the society called La Sociee des
Amis du Penpe, which suppressed some time after
by the Government Soon after Buchez renounced the
principles OF ST. Snonsm. and n several periodicals
and works. labOred for union between Christianity
and Democracy. In 1893 be published his clever work:
Historic ParlementaIe dc la Revolution FranSiise
aLd after the Revolution Of 1919 he was elected Deputy
of the Department of the Seine and President oi the
Constituent Assembly lie was one OF the most honest
anu sincere Liberals Of France.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01

by influential gentleman as admirably suited for the
ssylnm for disabled soldiers and seamen charter 70
establish which granted by the late Congress the
corporators Numbering 100 among them being the cei
executive officers u the Government Lieut.. zen;
Grant Yice-Admir Farragut, and other distng uiSheo
army and navy officers.
TIE WIRZ TRIAL.
Judge-AdvOcate Chapman to-day was en-.
gagged in s ing the witnesses for the Goyernment
IL tue Wiz trial Many of those heretofore snbpenaeo
will be dispensed WITH and only tho more lGIportant
ones will be ield for examination. The trla VIII Do
resumed tomorrow.
ADVERTISING LETTERS.
II is estimated that under the new law the
cost Of Advertising letters which sent TO the Dead
Letter Office not being delivered. will amount to at
least 500 900 a year. This sum is an entire loss
10 the Department IL q large portion 9'
this expense might the Department believes. be usti'
fed by the advantages accrng to the public interests
rrat this is not the shown by tue fact that NJ
least seventy per cent OF all aovertlsed irt
tiers are sent to the Dead Letter ONCE. In
some Of the larger Offices the percentage OF
advertised letters which are delivered, averages
these facts the PostnaserGcneral has deemed 1t *.
pcdien TO rescnd lis Instructions TO pOsnasttls uer
Section of the Act approved March 3, let'. Every
postmaster required lofty the publisher o the ad
yeltsed list of his Oco that hereafter for the reasons
above stated only cent per Dai1e VIII e palu LOT
such advertising II II ia not possible 70 efect an ar
rangement have the list published IN the neWsppe
having the largest circulation al this rate, the fost
master viii then cause the lists 20 la printed ana
posted nspcu0usly substitute for newspaper pup
lcs,jOn providel that the entire expense OF sucn
printed lists shall not exceed cent per name. IL
nelter Of these ARA gemcnts can be effected be VIII
merely post manuscript s,s, for which no charge VIII
be allowed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01

TIE GREELEY FRUIT PEEMIUMs.-These prizes,
it will be recoected, were 800 each for the best
bushel of Apples the best bdshel of Pears and the
best dish of grapes mot less than six pounds), of
varieties best adapted for general cultivation. The
Crane Prize was awarded to the Iona last Fall, but
considering tho shortness Of the time DR.. Grant
declined to receive it, and asked that the premium
be kept open until this Fall.
The following varieties of Apples and Pears were
exhibited and examined last Fall, and VIII not
como into competition this year, except from the
parties who exhibited the specimens then, viz:
ArPLE~. Hubbardston Nonsuch. FOllawater. Conk
lings Seeding. Swaar and Baldwin.
PEARS Bartlett, Lawrence, Duchess d Angouieme
ana Dana's 'oyey
The fruit for which the premiums &c offered must
be exhibited at the Goth Annual Fair Of the American
Institute, to he held in the large Armory in Four
teerth ST.. west of Sixth ave. The Apples nnd Pears
must be exhibited in baskets barrels or boxes contain
ing one bushe EACH aud must be placed the tables on
or before Monday. the 18th Of September. Varieties
which rpen at later period may be exhibited at the
of the American Institute the second Tuesday
OF November. and the second Tuesday of December in
competition for tte.same premiums.
The following gentlemen, well known to the Horti
cultural community, have been appointed committee
TO examine end report upon the varieties exhbited
Messrs. JOHN A. WARDER, Cincinnati Ohio.
CHARLES DowSDG Newburgb y. Z
Isaac NJ. WARD N,vark. n. J.
WILLIAM s CARPFETER, Eew-York
i. r. QUINN. Newark y. j.
WIN L. FERRIS ThIogg'- Neck, N. Y
r. WARE SYLVESTER Lyone, n. Y.
| Mr. Peter b. Mead will meet with this committee II
awarding the premium on the Grspe.
TIE frnit tor these premiums should he directed &
JONI W. CHAMBERS Clerk of the American Institute
Fourirrn'h.st. Armory, n. Y, and marked I" Foo th
Greeley Promums.' The charges must be paid TO tn
place Of exhibition.
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DIE ID.

BOUCHER-Snddenly. Wednesday. Aug. DO Charles
Lamhire Bonchef youngest son OF pierre bovenef 90
The friends ofthe family are invited to attend the funora
Friday sept L. o'clock from the Church Of the Re
deemer Yorkyle Eighty NTH ST., bet Second and Third
sves without further invitation.
BIsHoP-ou Thursday morning Aug 81, William Bishop.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend the
funeral rom bic late residence, No. 27 Hudson st. Set
urday sep. g. u O'Clock, withou. further notice.
BoYD-At Yorkvle n y, on Friday, Aus as Of consee.
ton Of the brain Martha a5sat, aged months Youngest
lid Of James VI. aud Harriet II Boyd.
The remains were re<.oved NewMiord for intermen
HALL-On Thursday. Aug. 3D. 81 Washington Heights, A. "
Hall
the ~ =. Church, Newcastle, Weschs,ter Co.. " " on
Saturday, Sept ,, at II O'Clock ,s
Train leaves Twenty sirhs' depot Harlem hAnoaa "'"
O'Clock q. IA.
NANsFELD-he funeral service OF the late Prof Ch.se:
Mansfield will p.ce in the Chapel OF the kocl ana
Female Institute at NyacGOn' Hudson. on Sunday morning.
The friend. Of the deceased and Of the deeply afflicted family
invited % attend, without iaEthet noeei n, Nv
ack at o'clock S1nday morning and return @'s' VIC
funeral Carriages will be IN waiting az NyayS -. IA go,
SCOTIA Hunting ,on L. L. Thomas sco' ID the 'o Je&f
OF bis age
rUBBs-At the residence Of her son No 10 baass,t'
Brooklyn on Wednesday mornns aug v TEbS, y; pb,
sdphis ard only daughter OF the ate he' Odeou reiren
o. lion TIL. Delaware $1,000, s h. ,,a 80
Friends se invited to attend her inners rom nor e te
Her remain. W III be taken 10 Iron Hill
Philadelphia and Wilmington DELI papers please copy.
wATrs-At Albany on Thursday Aug. 81, James A wstst
~, o go viii TAX, place on sunday, Sept at 10 o'clock
m from his a,e residence, in Carmel, Putnam Co, ~ 4
Relative. aud friends are invited to attend.
Caru'-l papers please copy.
WARNER suddenly, at ng Sing on the Hudson on Mon
d,v evening Aug %. Elizabeth Cray wife Of Lewis I.
Warner 81 d., and daughter of John I. Gray. NJ. ID.
The friends Of III" family are respectful invited 70 a,tend h:r
funeral from her late residence NO 81 East NinetehhI.
Ettd4 a
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concerned "A cross fire from all parts of the house
took place, the young men who are so polite inside our
stores making themselves very prominent by their
paudits and other expressions Of approval The Judge
read an extract from The Banner Of Light ttiye %
the accused In which he made some amusing bClders
OF pronunciation and otherwise which OF course ere
received with great applause.
TIE july.
II is almost impossible give idea OF the ride
u0us mature Of the proceedings As wind up t. the
whole the audience requested TO act us jay,
aud to be IN attendance Thursday evening 10 try
the case and hear the evidence on both sides some
humorous individual in the crowd suggested that as
recompense the Jurors should be paid bacl TIE ten
cents charged them for admission, but HIS honor the
Judge failed to the logic of this argument ana de-
clared the Court adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
Gait. Wirx.
,o,of TI,y. Y Tribune

To RE Editor Of Tie y. Tribune
SIR: II may be interesting to your readers to
learn that Capt Henry Wirz the loaihsome instrument
in the hands Of JeG Davis Robert l.. Leo and other
prominent Knights Of the Southern cLyaly for the tor
mcnt and cowardly murder Of noble patriotic mar
'vrs in the AndeIsoavIe Prison Camp was formerly
in the employ 10 Dr. Charles Nnnde. nj his Water
Cure Fs,abl. 10 { NJ Florence (Norihampi"nl, htss
where q ..rtri clerk iTnW the brgnnineo i October
lsa2 til the ed II June i-51. short time pc"Ie
leaving woman bIou ht -uit against nm IN core'
uurnCe Of which be vas arrests b. S1cTiH lgi Dut
Wa released upon Dr Muude giving bal, on "bicn &c
catdn WIZ she'd tears Of gratitude and s~0re that ne
would live and die Tor the doctor lie soon changed bis
inind however and having cr-oagFc:1 cunning Wy
his business with TIE woman (wbOm be len destltnte
and IN interest ug circumstance having got te-u'
mnIial % honesty sc. and about SO of whges rom
tho doctor he ler for other parts. stealing
ahou, go belonging to bis employer. Ir. Munde on
finding that be bad been robbed posted Lam IN hand
bills ard discovered Lin In Bnena vista rigs NY
with DR.. Weber who managed 10 make WIZ return
DR. Munde's testimonial; the money, Oi c"urte YVES
lost WIZ cheated nisO. other emp oyeTs particularly
D. Capri OF Lpuisyill', Nv, OF larger sums Az
coring 10 credible accounts he had sp nj Anew years
IN the II correction ~ his Lhtiye pace tHurch,
in SwitzrTand) for stealing nd forgery before coming
20 this cOuutry He was there In the employ Of Ihos
Musgraye 1T the Leeds wooden factory. WIZ IN
l-53 as about thirty year old which would make hlnl
uoW about fprtytvO lie is nearly six feet hlEh, ne
uss then rather slender and stopped little; his HAIR
was dark bis complexion sel!oH he had sores Oh us
egs the marks OF the irons and chsins he had worn
when In prison nj home Eis manners were smooth.
crnging crvuoling; his appearance except wren
dressed m dirty like bis soul which, as experience
has uroyrC is al of s.inc. Such the Instruments
used by the chsalry execute their noble Intentions
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The New.york scni-Weekiy Tribune,

Ready this morning, contains:
NEWS SrHsARY- Military. Naval the Gnlf States; New
from Ws.lnr9u Virginia the Southe Atlantic saies Men
lucky and rsnnes.es ~lork N"wEngand me W ESTER
STAGES. Politlc. Domps,ic Miscellany and Foreign News
Tpg TRIAL OF Misunderstanding Particulars OF the Eva
In,no-, Healthy Pluee; Unhealthy Habits; Mixed Popu
laiior; Good Grazing; Farming. Gold f2~D Hugsrt
Quartz The Asssiuation Correspondence OF the Newton
Tribune 81 .
III. Hon. Montgomery Blair.
THEo. LgrGH-By the Author Of g Dennis Dome" &C.
MURDER on THE RAIL-A New CTiminaI I aiendar; In
Accidents" on American Railroads from Sept, J. 1865 Z
TTuaIow Wrrp-Gurow,k Takes the Field Mr. Weed
Reply Br Greeley; INT Greeleys Comments Thereon
VIII be Found in the Editorial { olumn'l
IyrERgsrrse TO FARxRas-L0ng. Wooded Sheep.
EDIToRiALs
NARioC5 ITEMS
MISCELLANEOUS TENS
THE DIR GOODs Market
NEw Yorx y aoIK.ALs PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCER
LATEST noxrsrIc AND FOREIGN MAsAsrs al. o.o,,
COMMERCIAL hATrERs-The Latest SIock ana oo1 esu"'s
Marriages Ayp DgATHa
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THg SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE, contains all
the Editorial nrtcles not merely ocai in chsracter
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Dispatches. a careful and complete Summary o
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Irsitlte Talks about Fruit, and other horticlitura
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
The Kentucky Election.
, n Cinclnnali Gszelte.

Special Dispatch to Tie Cincinnati Gazette ~
LEXINGTON, KY, Tuesday, Aug %. 1863
The total official vote, with the exception OF
Wolfe Comfy 49, foi Treasurer. Garrad, 1870 Neae.
A. Cs2 GaTarG's mai jrity ~ l5s. Last Fall McCel'
lans majority was about 81 600.
The House will stand. Opposition. SO; Union 81
The Sen-te, Opposition. ls; UIion, IL.
It's said that Lieut.. Gov Jacobs favors the amend
rent Ifso his costing wit carry II In the senate
The vote Of Wolfe County will not DE counted: tae
law throwing it GU, on account Of the election officers
not forwarding il 10 The capital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01

FyEp ON "Wednesday Coroner FaIrell Of Jersey City
learned Of the sudden death OF lab0Iine man naued
Mc1ael Dunn at he boarding house IN North First ST.
non yoing 10 the premises the inmates demanded 70
khow WI AT right he had there and threatened to pitch
him ont of the window IL he did NOT leave immediately
and the suggestion TO leave was acted upon Nithout
loss OF time The Coroner tlon called upon DIR. Craig
the attending physician, WAC stated that Dunn was
attacked with cholera mOrbns on Monday afternoon.
caused by eating stale vegetables and ded that ignI
and mon his giving a ,fcate TO thnt effect the
Coroner gave permit for burial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
A SENSIBLE ORDER--Ihe ioiIoWns o'"o'
has been issued BY Superintendent h.n' ov po,,or

has been issued BY Superintendent h eIl', po,,,v
"'' Orrcn or THE srrrnISIHspSsr on r0l IN
No 40 Mulberry st, New On mug % p;n,,.
,~..., rupra No. 4lJ.-tAPrAIs -, - rfe'hct'
and unnecessary delay TO PASSENGERS re-
.uh from Omnibu.es and STREE M M ,,hn, d.
lay. ,.,,.x,.., and TO A penalty of $40 for
onebdet o. g,,,,d O,dfnanoes Chdp. 49, Section 2G.
eas ,bs To hold up for the ppo'e OF receiving or
d.rhsrans before the horse. lead. reach the ine
all or else TO pass entirely over the cross
80, md .top where the q the vehicle VIII be on
In with the cro..-wak there.
ins with thi. arrangement will mutual
tion 10 proprietors and pa,seugers every line OF
| ,,.,,,a,. JOHN A. KENNEDY. Superintendent.
DAsiIL CAHPuSrRn, lpspscto'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01

MISSIONARY Work AT lIoME.-1he cry
=, i Ia :, n,ee,inq ON " ednesday evening In tue
Mn,h"Ji.t Episcopal Church, Forty third st.. A. IL,
Ws,more esd.. presiding. number OF the ae.me
hr,. m,de remarks illustrating their operations
l"poi o. ~ md they AFRO evidently dong good
ri Tba staristcal results given we're up 70 lhe
"snai average embracing 800 missionary 'Si'S "D0
und % 900 tracts distributed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
Business Notices.

FoR EVERY DAY Usg.-There is no truer
,i,, than tina, Prevention /, better than Cure"
PLANTATION BIrrERs
e w.ys be used whenever the first symptom Of disease
fall, Heartburn Headache. Cold Feet, Pain in the Back
Low Spirits and Indigestion the forerunners of Dys
n.p,t, aud other horid nightmare diseases.
For all such symptoms PLANTATION Buffers certain
and Ready Relief An immediate good effect Ia always felt
from the first trial They easy to procure pleasant to
take, and sure to do good.
Never give upi II Is wiser and better
Always to hope. than once to despair;
PLAxrArIos BIrrnas break snnui' fettsr,
And drive out the demons Of sickne" and care
Fstgusd overworted men, merchants, Students ana AL
persons whose occupation gu. the body and racks the
BRAIN find In PLANTATION BIrrS@
ExuAusrxp NAruREs GnsAr RHsronnR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01

FIRE IN WgST TWENTY. SEVENTIES Yes
tertlay while o little daughter q Mr.. John Sehafer
was PLAYING in the apartments Of her parents on the
q ir floor of No IgNest Twenty seve rih-s she set
fire 10 bed in tho room ard but for the exertons oil
the mother OF the child the entire building might have
been DESTROYED The flames were extingushed with
loss not exceeding $50 Insured for sJo0 In the Ger
mania ComDuny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
Death Of n promiuent Feninn.

ST. LOUIS, eCnesday, aug. ~, iooo'
The remains OF Henry O'Ciarence MCCARTHY,
Deputy Head Center Fenan brotherhood. who died in
Minnesota few days since lie in state in Mozart Hall
in this city, and visited by large crowds Of people
The funeral will tokc place on Sunday and invitations
are extended to all tie Circles in the country TO send
delegates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01

Found DRowEBD.-An unknown man, ap-
ns,cn,y German was found in The water at the foot
Of Second st Hoboken yesterday afternoon Deceased
was about five feet eight or nine inches high; sandy
hair goatee and mustoche The only garments on his
ner,on drab vest check (cOton) shirt black silk
neck lie and gaiters Coroner Avery took charge of
the remains, AID viii hold an inquest this FridaJ)
afrrnoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
A YOUTHFUL HIGHWAY RoBDER.-A boy

A YOUTHFUL HIGHWAY ROBBBR.-A boy
about IS years of age named Michael Shay residing in
Nrw.Yolk was taken before Judge Pope Of Hoboken.
Yesterday afterIoon. on a charge Of robbing boy
named franklin Enquick OF SIS. The complainant,
who IL employed In carving small packages to and
from the Bremen steamers TO NevYOrk, alleges that,
about "A week since, while OIL his way from the Bremen
steamer TO New York. the accused up TO him on
neck forcbly took from bis pocket envelope contain
ing SIS and while d companion held the complainants
hands ne ran away The accused was identified yes.
erday while on his way to the Eysan Fields, and was
arrested By officer Lewis. Judge Pope held him for
trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
NEW-5 ERSEY Es.

The Rev CHAUSCRY Burr ROBBED The
Rev. Ckanrcey Bur-. while attending the Democratic
State Convention al TieutOn Wednesday a. n dele.
gate had his pocket picked by some hghtGngered 10.
dividual Of about 500. Councilman Loughrey dele.
gate from Hoboken lost about SO in tie same manner
v hile Oh the cars returning home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
ANOTHER RAILWAY CATASTROPHE
Collision Of Trains near Dalton, Ga
suvnRAL PERSONS KILLED
many More Seriously Injured
CHATTANOOGA. Wednesday, AUG. 30, 1865

IHAIIANOUEts
A vrecking train, which left this city ms
,hsrpoon. bound South, when nearing Dalton apoh1
apsk. came in collision with freight train " NO !"
coming toward Chattanooga general wreck VI
matter ensued the cars Of both trains henr demolished
Two dead bodies have been taken fIom tie wreck ana
II is certain that number have been killed anu
seriously injured.
Parties are now at work clearing away the wreck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
fAlysfiisemeut.l

UgLMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU and IMPROVED
Rosg WASH cures secret and delicate disorders. IN all
their stages NJ little expense, little or no change IN
diet no Inconvenience aud exposure. IL Is pleasant
IN taste and odor immediate III It's action aud Tree
frnm all lnluIiOus prOpcr.lns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
From Cape Race-Arrivni Of the Caledonia
The Labrador Eisheries.
ST. JonNs. \. b, Aug. 20.

ST. JOINS, \. 3, Aug q,
via PORI HOOD. Thursday, Aug. 81, 1865.
The steamship Caledonia, from Glasgow Tor
New-York passed Cape Race On Monday afternoon.
Her news has been anticipated
Reports from the Labrador fishery are good. The
weather here is uneoHmoly fine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01

isa,ure If Mos,aobu,ets 10 devise plans for expressing
aud giving proper direction Of the libcraty and graft
tude OF the State aud ts citizens toward their wounded
sick and disabled soldiers and sailors public hear
ing before this committee occurs Sept 81 ct the State
HouSe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01

SHIP-BUJLDIyG lTEMs-Johh W. 10y nn c ~
pliladelphh Is building new steam proP.I ~ .i 49,
inns 20 be- called the Neshnnnocs She Is OF Tue o'o
iDg dimensions Length 20 feet; beam, 20 ievt nop ~,
II hold - feet incnes. she - 20 py ntou ~
hest rn,sibls s,ye and will be n hrstelass 'esseL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
VI usicnI.

BosToy. Thursday, Aug. 81, 1865.
Mde. Parepa, the celebrated prima donna,
and Mr. Carl Rosa the vioinis arrived in the steam
ship AMIGA to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
Strike at Utica.

UTICA Thursday, Aug. ST, 100.
At meeting held tonight by the operatives OF
the wooden and cotton factories, IN tile city resolu.
tons adopted to strike for the ten nour system OF
labor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01

THE TRIBUNE AND WoOL-GRowERs. -A west
ern correspondent writing upon other matters says;
81 have Travelled good deal among the wool growers
and they wished me to say to The TEm NJ thnt tney
feel grateful tor the course II takes hhu mas tah'" "a
~ n,,st IN onno,, tiou 10 spectators. aud they add
that time proves The TRDUNrs predictions ana s''to
ments founded on flcs. Thus. notwithstanding tnr
cl,mors OF certain parties. II IL no" seen 'H'' M
IEBtJSE was right and they were wrong
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
upu.Rs!" "PILRS, :"

"Pu,Bs." "PILEs !"
rs sxx,c.,Asps PILE REnEDr 10 the only Pile
R.dv IN h. world that will effect permanent Cure OF the
ne.'y - Hind and Bleeding Piles and have testi
~ H. an, no.,r..on 10 prove that has Cured Paralysvd
c..., Of Twenty and Thirty Years standing
Tor cal. BY &c. wBLn Co. NO. lls fnnhnn e. " IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
fAdysr isr;nt


ERIcsSoNs CALoRic ESGI.B,
OF imuroyed construction. At No. lo4 DGane'st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01

TuETTyIyPRsAL CLOTHES WRINGER with cog.
wheels Warranted the best In use. Statesmen "ahteu
.vervwhers Il C. BRowSING. Gen. Agt, 3i' broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01

lAdyrrtisem-ntl
LIFE FOR THE HAIR--Changed from gray 10
natural color without dyeing LONDON HAIR COLOR
- teen. the srslp clean cool and healthy, makes
,be lar ,un ask ard uNuriani, fragranty perumed'
sold by tho Leading druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01

IAdsersement
UyLMBoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BUcHu
n. he Great DiHrsiic.
Irp, vpotp's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT SARsAPARiLLA
\, the Great Blood Purifier
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