New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
Phalon's

- Phalon's
"NIGHT-BLOOMIN CEREUS."
NEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.
EXTRACT OF THE
"NIaHT.BLOOMTNa CEREUs."
"NIdHT.BLOOMINa CEREUs."
"NIaHT.BLOOMING CEREUs."
"NIaHT.BLOOMING CEREUs."
pPPPPPPP ERFUME ON THE wIREs-As fas.
PPP PPP ss the telegraph Is extended South lightning
lPPP PPP messages for supplies OF PHALONS
PPPPP Pr NI0HT.BLOoMING CEREUs come ny
PPP Ing over the wirss Never were . people
PIP more unanimous about anything than Amer
PPP psrs@e Sads Of The ise New woaG|iToedO Blade
HIM HHH or mirror may sstisfy lady that her dress
HIN HHH s faultless-,hat all tha. can sscinste the
HHH MN
HHH HhH eye is combined in her costume-but yet
HHHHHHHHH she will not consider herself irresistible
HHH NM until she hs, added the browning charnto
HIM HIN her attractions by sphnkling Phaions
Hill HHH handEsrchief.~i Portland Press.
AAA fter performing every thestsr, Night
AA "A Blooming Cereus' 10 perfuming the
AA AA late thester of wsr. Southern orders roll
AAAAAAA In continuously There is perfect union
AA AA of sentiment between the two sections as
AA AA regards thi. peerless extract-[s springfield
"A AA Union.
LII ike universal suffrage, Phaions Might
LII Blooming Cereus" il q National nstitu.
LII
LII ton. To use II is ss much . matter Of
LII
LII custom as to vote. And because has
LII supplsnted, by the force Of inherent exoel.
LII ience all other perfumes, the Alneri-
LLLLLLLLLLL can people are proud Of it-IWaterbury
LLLLLLLLLLL American.
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600 600 TKssEs-yendins trampery Of Lub.as
600 600 E1tract. a, genuine The game is asSns
900 900 played out however, for the universal pop
900 600 ulsrity oSphaon's Night BoonliEs Cs
600 600 reuspha, lterally taken the wind cut o.
900 600 the sale OF the tcks.rs who pretendto 10 sei
O00002o articles that cann0t now 9e Imported eh
NNNN MN stiona refinement Is indicated tc no smsl
MN MN e1teut. by {. delicate appreciation of the
W MN comparative merits OF perfumes; and It is
MN MN proof OF tho critical Of Tie American
NNN MN public In toilet uSuries. ,lyas they have
ENN MN adopted " a ssndlrd article OF It's class
MN NM Phalons " Night Blooming Cereaa"-
MN NNNS Newton Herald.
A MOST EXQUISITE. DELICATE AND FRAGRANT
PERFUME. DISTILLED FROM The RAKE AND
BEAUTIFUL FLOWER FROM WHICH 1T TAKES ITS
NAME
Manufactured only by PHAL0N SON.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFElrS
ASK FOR PHALONS-TAKE NO OTHER.
Sold by Druggists generally
y American Union Comuiission-AlD FOR THE
SOUTHERN MASSES.-ln view Of the general distress
for food aud clothing in Alabama Georgia aud other
State. de.osted by the war the undersigned invite their
frow-citirens TO Meeting OF the American Union Com.
mission. Cooper Institute on MONDAY EVENING, Nov.
- a O'Clock. The Hon L. ID. MORGAN will preside.
Addtrsss. will be delivered by the Rev. HENRY WARD
BEECHER, MajorGen GEORGEs q. MEADE. Ex-Gov.
POLLOCK of Pennsylyana. Gov. PARSONS Of Alabama,
the Rev. J. T.. THOMSON. ID. D.. and others.
GEo w. LANE, A. 4. Low,
PETrR COOPER, JONATHAN STURaEs.
SIMEON DRAPER. NJ. IL. ORtssELL
JOHN J. fHELPs, Mosgs lArLoR,
Henry CLxws. A. X. WKrsoRb,
JosTPu " COLLINS, kosRs n JtsUP,
{. x RopKsr CBARLEs BurLss
J. MILTON SMITH SAsUSL SLOAN
JosEPH STrAsr. lAngs STUART,
X y HARVEY WILLIAM ADAMS. 4, d.
STEPHEN III. J1S0 D. D.. III. O. WESTON ., d.
Rev. j. I. DvRrrA NATHAN BIsnor.