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melancholy sky wept, last evening, over
what everybody else disposed TO enjoy-the per-
Torrance of King Lear" at the Broadway Theater'
for the Benefit of Mrs. Kesn Yet she house was very
well filed and the representation passed smoothly OIL
1t will be repeated to-day and trnst under SUMMER
auspices Meanwhile we shall reserve the theme Tor
more considerable treatment than ii could receive IN
hasty paragraph. Mr.. Keans Lear is not persona
tion that be dismissed in rapid phrase. Mrs
Keons part in the tragedy proves to be that OF The
Fool, while the Cordelia is Miss Chapman Our con-
lectures as TO the east were Mrs Iyrrei
plays Regain and Mr. Everett essays the Duke Of Kent
The Matinee commences at / O'Clock On Monday Mr.
Kean will play Othello
Tonight Mr. Frank Drew makes his second
appearance at this theaer in Handy Andy the bur
lesquc of Camille" and 1.-THE Widows Victim" His
light and yiyacious acting serves as good ioi 10 the
more serious business Of the week.
At Niblo's Garden, to-day, there will be
matinee performance of "Arrah.na Pogue.' The pop
ularity of this drama is by the wane not
withstandng the close proximity of its withdrawal 1t
will be continued only week more.
Signor Bltz also gives matinee performance
to-day. which the children ought to be permitted to
enjoy.
The usual afternoon performance at Barnum's
Museum should not be overlooked by those scrupulousy
moral persons to whom the Museum makes its appeal
The opening Of the Olympic and of Wal
lacks will not long be delayed. Mr.. Lester Waack
has returned to the city, much improved In health by
soourn in the White Mountains. We have heard that
he will produce new comedy early in the season lie
has engaged Mr. Edwin L. Davenport to assist him in
Al nj. .fnI dya
men with Mrs Hoey. who returns to stage OF which
she was long an ornament. In other respects the
theatrical company is made up much as 1t was last
Winter.
ArtemuS Ward is reported to be convalescent.
He WILL however be unable to his vocation fol
sew eral weeks.
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CALIFORNIA POLITICS.
A Quiet EIcc,iou-dnion s"cce'' In inc
Principal Co"nties-The vote o. 81"
Francisco - Insuspicious Result Tor
Seunforial Aspirnnts.
SAN FRANCISCO, Thursday

SAN FRANCISCO, Thursday. Sept T. 1860.
The election throughout this State yesterday
passed off quietly and the vote was light The prin'
cipal counties return Union men to the Legislature
San Francisco elects Peoples Independent Union
members. and Democrats. The vote was 1900 less
than last November.
The result is regarded unfivcrable to j. H. FELTON,
and T. G. Phelps. both aspirants to succeed hr Me
Doueal in the United States Senate. and hoping to
secure the delegation from this city. Neither oil them
Get apy votes here.
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COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION.

BY ONE VINO Wa THERE.
From The Bradford Argus, Aug 81.
Aghting from the omnibus which has brought
Ms up through Broadway's hurrying throng. which
ever pursuing mocking phantom that eudes
their grasp we ascend the marble steps OF the cooper
Union 1t Is AL very fac" TO enter this pleasant
reception ROOM but the studio beyond the folding doors
ave there's the rub q" But as the kindly face and
pleasant voice Of the professor greet u.s. errand
seems shorn Of half is terrors Yet cannot orbear
asking as We present credentials and look timdly
up the compassionate dark far above own
diminuiiye stature: VIII itku u.s. pleasant laugh
and assuring word convince that time has not get
come aud we comply with The invitation 10 enter
the operating room. with our two accompanying
friends Qhe fair face OF one assumes the hue OF driven
snow with very much the feeling that the y accepted
the procrcd hospitality Of the piier Fro aware Of 1t
seated in the dreaded chair engaged In pleasant
conversation. Suddenly We find prop nsinuated DO.
tween jaws. and the mouth piece Of a yilainous
looking black bag between our lips. Two pairs Of
hands so gentle in their manipuations as To almost
lead TO doubt their belonging 10 the mascu
line persuasion hold mouth upon the pipe that the
Inhalation Of the Gas may be perfect while the
owners Of the aforesaid hands speak gentle words Of en-
couragement. The soft hand OF lady assistant laid
assuring ON our own and almost feel the sup
pressed anxiety of the two beloved companions behind
the chair. buzzing sound Of myriad swarms
Oh Deesl Anon comes floating by in grand measures
ana long drawn cadenccs, n sweet old trumphal
nymn' such as those may sing who having left all OF
ear'h behind Them enter into the glory of their Lord
ana mingled with this Wild symphony Of dishing
waves ringing their "ceascless never more" Yet
30" strange that last word OF the hymn gave US n
Snsht witch followed by two more which parook Of
the nature OF strong yet painless wrench Your
teeth are out" say three kind voices but we have not
come down yeti to this subunary world sufficiently to
comprehend their meaning until the assurance is re-
peaed by one OF the familiar voices behind the chair
We rise new being and leave at the feet Of the kind
operator nileen molars and neisorsa tribute to the
greatest uisco'eI! Oh the age MANY N ROCKWELL
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
An Interesting Case-Rent Claim for Mii''
tary Occupation Not Allowed.
NEwDERN. Tuesday. Sept. 5. !

NEwDgRN. Tuesday. Sept. D. IoO0'
Mrs. Robinson, a loyal widow lady, living IN
Beaufort n c.. made an application for the back rent
Of building occ pied by the Government
A decision recently arrived from Washington ad'
verse TO her claim on the ground that Beaufort was
captured city; therefore all the properly
personal, in the town. is lawful prHe OIL "'i
decision will apply to all property and persons J" '"1
insurrectionary States which are also conq"'i'u
territory
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The California Telegraph Eine-No In-
dians on the Reute-The Wires WOrk-
ing weIi-Auticipaied Battle on Big
Ham River.

OMAHA. n. T.. Thursday. Sept. :, lsCj.
The overland telegraph line to California Is
in excellent working order.
There are no Indians on the route, and no further
troubles frC.l that anticipated.
News is expected daily OF battle between Con. Con.
nors forces and the Indians Big Horn River
branch OF the Yellowstone in the Rocky Mountains
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WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPu-The receipts
OF the Western Union Telegraph Company. from all
sources for July 1865. were s239s34 g. and for the
corresponding month last year $751; Ss. Increase.
e5s sec %. The total earnings from Jan. TO July d.
1865 were g. 37 $40 80 and for the time IN 1854
81, l4a399 IS. Increase. SJe9, 2l0 ~.
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The New-EngIsnd Agricultural Fnir.

tONCORD \. IT., Friday, sept. 3 I6J3.
The NewEngland Fair, now closed, has
in every proved perfect success. AT the sweep
stakes this afternoon. the Blackstone Belle and
Frank Verman competitors. Empress having
been withdrawn. Frank VcTman won the race in
three straight heats time, 2:3G 2:4O and 2.Jg BE.
tween heats running race was made between Tom
Davis. owned In Springfield. Mass and Jessie. owned
10 Birmingham, which was by Tom in two straight
heats; time, 2. Is and 2:2s
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FERMENTATION TO- A SEA CAPTAS.-Capt.
Grogan Of the steamship Queen the recipient Of
handsome salver gobets aud pitcher costing $500 by
the cabin passengers on this. her first voyage from
Liverpool The President OF the United States and the
Queen of England were toasted on the OCCASION and
after pleasant collation. with singing speeches &c,
the company retired.
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Mr.. STEPHEN MAssETT.-Mr. Massett (bet-
ter known Col Jeems Pipes Of Pipesyile) is about
starting extended leoturng tour through the
West. His subject is Drifting About" full OF fun
and sentiment II has been most successful here. and
we doubt not it will meet with universal appreciation
ciseMhere-
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Advertisements


[Dr. KEYsER is physician of over thirty
years experience and graduate Of the jefferson Med
zeal College and OF the University OF Medicine and
s--o--y 81 r-hfiafurphfaI
NJ. II. 4. HEINBoLD:
DEAR SIR In regard 20 the question asked me as 10
my opinion about BUCHu. would say that have used
and sold the article in various forms for the past thirty
years do not think there Is any form or preparation
OF II have used known be used In the various
diseases where such mcdioate sgcn, would be inG
Gated. You are aware. rs well myself that 1t has
been extensively employed In the various diseases Of
the bladder and Kidneys and the reputation II has
CURED 10 my Judgment is warranted by the facts.
have seen and used before stated every form Of
BuCHU-tho powdered leaves the simple decoction,
tiucturc huid eH,racts-and am not cognizani Of any
preparation Of that plant at all equal 10 yours Twelve
year, experience ought :hink to give the right
to Judge Of lis merits. aud without prejudice par
TALLY give yours precedence over all others. do
not value thing according 10 It's bulk II did other
BUCnUs would Guido yours but hold 10 the doctrine
that bulk and quantity d. not make ny yAue-f they
did copper cent would be worth more than a gold
dollar.
l value your BucHu for its effect patients have
cured with H. and seen cured with It, more diseases OF
the bladder and kidneys than have ever cured
with any other BucHU. any other proprietary com.
pound Of whatever name
Respectfully yours &C..
Gro II. KEIsER
No 40 Wood.st. Pittsburgh. Pa
Aurust l.FT
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Military Observation-Disclosures OF Coiored
Troops-The White Soldiers to be Nus
tered Ouf.
LOUISVILLE. Friday. Sept. :.

IOUIsNILIf, FTIdhy, NepI :, I5bl.
MajOr-Gen. j. n. Palmer has organized the
ten Regiments Of Colorcd troops now serving IN the
Department of Kentucky into one Division OF three
Brigades. Brig. Gen. James H. Brisbin has been
assigned 70 the command OF the Division. with Brevet
Brig Gen. Wade Col. 5. A. Porter. and Col NJ. Nc.
Arthur for Brigade commanders. All the white troops
in the DepaTtIn are 10 he mustered out. Gems.
Palmer aud Brisbin the only general officers now
on duty in Kentucky
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MARRlED ID.

LOBDELL-PADD0CK-A the residence OF tue d bride 90
mother south Fast ~ T. on Wednesday, Sept g. 1862 by
the Rev ID. C. Nevn. Alexander b. Lobden to JuiA fsd
dock daughter Of Mrs j. V. Paddock.
OyFRTON-CONINE--On Wednesday, Sept. 9. at Cor
sackie NJ Y by the Rev Mr.. Hastings Robert H. Overon
OF New.York to Miss Agnes Couns Of Coxsaesie- No
Cards.
WOOD-CONGDON-O Tuesday, Sept. $, at Providsnee,
r. L. William H. s. Wood of the firm OF William WOOD
Co Of this city Emma Consdon, daughter OF hilbert
Congdon Of the former place.
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" LONDON HAIR Color REsToRER AND


RESTORES GRAY HAIR TO IT'S NATURAL COLOR.
MAKES THE HAIR SOFT, GLOSSY AND LuXURfAsr.
NUTRICOUs AND ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.
KFEPs THE SCALP CLEAN, COOL AND HEALTHY.
DOES NOT STAIN THE SKIN OR SOIL ANYTHING.
1T Il NOT ADlE.
AS this preparation contains no mineral substances
and il decatcy perfumed its application Is pleasure
instead Of task. AZ a dressing II is perfect.
Single bottles Is cents; six bottles 81. sold by DIR.
SwAYSE & son. No $50 North Siyth-st, Philadelphia.
and the leading Druggists in New York.
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Fire i'm Torouso

ToEoSIo Friday. Sept ?, 1865.
A large fire occurred in this city this morn
ing, commencing IN Dodgeson. Shields & Co.'S grocery
store. corner OF YOngc and Temperance ts which
was entirely destroyed, together with Edwards's
stationery shop, several dwellings on Temperance.st
and the bew Methodist Chuich. Loss over 500 OO0
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IOt he Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Friday Sept {, ls6J.
PRINTING TREASUPY MOTIFS

The Treasury Department has printed S36,-
lVOO Of the SIX per cent compound interest notes to
replace those received IN business { ansactiOns and
interest notes IS also confirmed by law by this arrange
men, about $4,000 Of accrued interest has been ed
10 The Government within the last three months All
t.eSe notes are legal tenders There increase Of
me currency bat merely the issuing Of new notes for
Ola ones at a saving to tie Government
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NEW AND EXQUISITE lMUsIC.-" We Never
Can Forget It." or the Memories Of Andersonyille
Prison Pens by HENRY TUCKER, 20 cents. Do not fall
to ge. this exquisite Song. just published by W.
JENNINGS DENoRHsT. No. AZ broadway. Mailed Free
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THE AMERICAN CONPLICT.-We call atten-
ton to the advertisement of Agents wanted to sell
the American Conflict by Horace Greeley Those
seeking employment will nd this opportunity seldom
met with.
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The Russian American Telegraph-Com.
pIeiion of Nearly 400 Miles.

San FRANCISCO Thursday, Sept. T. 1863
News from New Westminster 10 the 9TH inst.
saws the telegraph ID now completed 80 miles north
ward from that place.
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THE FINEST OvERCoATs EVER SEEN ~ THIS
COUNTRY now ready for sale.
w BRoKAw No. 90 Lafayette place
No. "a Fourtb.aye.. opposite Cooper Union.
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JEpPRRs 573 Broadway, Is selling his Ladies
and Chidrens' SHOES at reduced prices. The Lade
are invited TO call and see JEPFRRs No 573 Broadway
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Death Of Ex-Gov. Page Of n. II.

Boston, Friday Sept. Z, ls65.
E1-Gov. John Page died this morning at his
residence in Haverhil. New. Hamashire
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BAILEY WASHING AND WRlsGISG MACHINE
CoMPANYs oG.WHEEL MACHINE. No. 46t Broad
WY NeW.Ynrk
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What Burden of Uncertainty it Removes
The opening OF each window and door telegraphs to
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CRIME IN WASHINGTON.

The Superintendent of the Metropolitan
iolce states in an official report that rohberes and
bsTgares aarmingy the increase in the District
ol Coombia and that the dsbanding and paving off of
the armies, has left here and drawn hher large num-
Dsfs OF desperate characters who make a systenatic
business Of IObbng soldiers stealing horses and
hitting depredqtons upon property. He adds There
y class OF rum shops in city. whose entire in
come and support come from thieves and desperate
characters, aud who are allowed 10 Keep their dens
open tue entire night there being law prevent
mem The amount OF dcbauchery, robbery and murder
.na' perpetated upon this community through these
especially those that keep open at all hours Of
~he nisht, Is truly fearful"
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SAVING LUMBER AT TIE SOUTH

The volume Of manufactures EOw being pre-
pared at the General Land and Census Office represents
tina, there were in lsGO 1893 Establishments in the
Southern States for the saving Of lumber and employ.
ing 1884 males and 32l female slave hands The total
capital invested was SIS 437 OsO Of raw material
sl2 l3); annual cost Of labor, g. 36 375 and annual
value OF products SlS, 6J3. 43G
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Provisional Governor OF Mississippi

Provisional Governor of Mississippi.
To which the Secretary Of State has replied
To His Ercellency VIM l.. SHARKEY Prorisionai Cor
amor oftte State Of Mississippi. .Ideksonl
SIR. Your letter of the 2sth ult accompanied by
copy of the Amended Constitution OF Mississippi as
adopted by the recent convention Of the State has been
received and will engage the early attention OF the
President have the honor 90 be your Excellencys
| obed lent servant WILLIAM III. SEWARD.
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OLD EYES MADE NEW,
Without Specaclcs. Doctor or Medicines. Pamphlet
mailed free receipt Of Ten cents. Address, 4. H.
IoOTE, NJ. d.. No. !. 100 Broadway. Neg-fork.
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SOMETHING NRW

SOMETHING NEW.
Boys and Children's GARIBALDI GETAWAY and Iou
AVE SUITs by the Thousands at Reasonable Prices.
l. V. BRoKAw No. G2 lafayette place.
No "a Fourth. ave, opposite Cooper Union.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1865.
HOsTgrrBR's STOMACH BITrgKs.

Sim wants ToMo-no uncommon want
And every year and month brings forth new Que,
Which. after examining the gssettes with can't
The age discovers to be not the true ons
OF such as these let their coacoctors vaunt
III sing the BirTERs that have credit due won
The worlds great tonic. which skill can better
mean the ma,chless BIrrERs Of HosrarrKR
Doctors were living long before old Galen.
And since, exceeding leaned, grave and sage;
But the stomachics they were boundto fail in,
Success. came not until this latter age.
Now is the era sick folk. are made hale In.
And dread dyspepsia driven from the stage
Ague. reuttents, headaches-real headsplitter'-
Vanish like smoke before HosrsrTERs BIrrEK'.
Herbs barks and roots compose the rare inlusioni
No mineral poison mars their juices pure
And Ryes mild essence holds them in solution.
The taste is pleasant, the effect Is sure,
Ne'er have the BIrTsRs yet proved delusion;
Try them in time and health and strength secure.
The dragons slayer figures on the label
And they, like him. to save the weak able.
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THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRYGRR, with cog
wheels. Warranted the best IN use. Statesmen wanted
svsrywhers. K Z. BR0wsyG Gen Ar 3tJ Broadway.
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ERIcssoNs CAL0RIC ENGINE.
OF improved construction. at No. lGi Duane st.
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COTTON PROM ALRxAYDpIA.

Yesterday about - bales OF cotton were
SnpDed from Alexandria, Va. 10 New York by the New.
ioit Steamship Line, the first shipped from this see
'ioh Of me country during The past four years, and
she third or fourth shipment Of this staple ever
made from Alexandria. More OF IL is expected soon 10
fq.0u - 'N' ~
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NIssIaSHIPl.
The New Constitution Received at WASH
ington.
WASHINGTON, Friday. Sept. g. 1865.

WASHINGTON Ttiday, Scpt. = IV0''
The following has been addressed by the Fro
yisional Governor of Mississippi to the Secretary OF
State:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE JACKSON. Miss, Aug. 2o 1860.
To The Hon. WILLIAM H. SEWARD. Secretary Of State
SII: have the honor TO lay before you copy oil the
Constitution of Mississippi amended together with
copies of the several ordinances adopted, which nope
will be satisfactory.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
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LAND OFFICE STATISTICS.

In the month of August, 2O,735 acres wer
taken up at the Land Office at Marquette Mich, wit
Agricultural College receipts.
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HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS.


No. Cures FEvRRs. Congestion, Inammaons-..... 70
4" WORMS. WormFever. Worm -Colic........ rs
" " CRfISs CoLiC or Teething Of infsnts. Is
DhRRHEA Of children adults. rs
" DrsENrERr, Gripping, Bilious Coho........ rs
" " CHOLERA. MoRBus, Nausea, Vomiting...... Is
CouGHs, Colds Bronchitis. ................. IS
" 10 DYSPEPSIA Bilious Stomach. rs
=" u SALT RHEux. Erysipelas Euptions........ rs
" Is RnErnATIsS Rheumatic Pains. rs
II Piles, blind or bleeding ................... 80
~ OPnrHALar, and sore or weak Eyes........ 70
81 ASTHMA, oppressed Breathing. Sc
" EAR DISCHARGES, impaired Hearing....... 80
% scRoYuLA enlarged Glands, Swellinzs...... 80
- Is DRoPsY, and scanty Secretions. 30
n KIDNEY DISEASE, Grayel.................. 80
70 NERVOUS DEBILITY. SEMINAL EMISSIONS.
Involuntary Discharges. .................l 10
N URINARY INCONVENIENCE, wetng bed...... 90
FAMILY CAsEs.
IS large walls case. containing specific foe
every ordinary disease a family is subject to, aid
book oil directions. 9i" '"
90 large walls Ia morocco and book 100
r7-These Remedies by single box sent to
any part Of the country by Mail Express free Of charge
on receipt Of the price, Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY
Office and Depot, No 562 Broadway, New-York
OF by letter. Us above, Tor all forms Of disease.
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mJHS.
Dr. III. Auders's Iodine Water.
DIR H. ANDERS'S IODINE WATER.
DIR H. ANDERS'S IODINE WATER.
DIR H. ANDERS'S IODINE WATER
DIR IL ANDERS'S IODINE WATER
IOJHS.

ONE GRAIN of Iodine each fdid ounce Of Water.
Dissolved WITHOUT A SoLvryr. - -
THE MOST POWERFUL WHALING AGENT AMI
$500 RESTORATIVE KNOWN.
Invsds suffering from SCRoruA In all its forms RHsuA-
,ss OF sny CHRONIC DISEASE. should not ia TO Wy us
..sv IA has cured thousands where all other reuenes
h,y. kiled Circulars sent free. Dr. H. ANDEhS C"'s
Phv.ici,n. and Chemists No. &e3 Broadway, \. L.
Sold by all Druggists.
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DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY buying any OF
the worthless articles called Gold Pens which have
flooded tho market for the last few years when at lower
prices you get pens which acknowledged to be the
BEST IN THE WORLD.
Avoid the shameless Upstairs whose lack Of brains compes
them attempt IMITATION, to the adreyment If you
want the full value of your money, call A. MoRros No
rs Maiden-ane. or incose stamp circular.
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-..-o..-.-ced,. Truss, No 90 brosdwy, -.
Dr. ,, mi oay r,dca cure Tru'. N the sssI
sns, n c.n be used in bed or " business "l'u'
for clroalN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-09

An Entirely New Invention In Dentistry.
Dr. N. LEyETrS PATENT" in COMBINATION
with gold web and rubber base for artificial teeth forms
the LIGHTEsT, most DURABLE and ELASTIC Denture
ys, produced occupyn, but half the space the mouth here
toore deemed Indispensable while its adhesion Is perfect
No. III Broadway, opposite stewar'. Dr. LEVErTh has no
branch establishment
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August n. 1868
Ask for HELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUcHr.
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>. L. L., NO: 3, Nineteenth Ward, will hold an
open meeting on MONDAY, Sept H. 1865 at 8 o'clock D. m,
at No. 100 rhirdsve corner Fifty secondst. JAMES H.
ALTMAN. esq will deliver spirited and patriotic address,
Members invited to bring their frends.
5. ID. VAN SCHAICK, President.
Cuas r Hocyaoox Secretary
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TRUssEs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, Susphh .s ON,
Tm.. Office only at No Vesey-.t. Lady attendant,
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LAND OFFICE STATISTICS.

The returns to the General Land once Sho"
that in the month Of August last l2o0' acres oil th'
public domain were taken up for actual settlement
under the homestead law at Bonneville, Mo- vi tha
Quantity 1900 acres sold at s. 30 per acre. Inc
cash sales at that office in the same month amounted
IN - ~ A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-09

BEAUTIFUL LIFE-LIKB PICTURES,
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