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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
NAVY GAZETTE.
lBy re.,e.4phl

Sept. 2l--Leut. Commander Allen v Read. from
duty a Navy Ysri N0ro w. aHl ordered Dob stf.r.
Acting se,old Assistant ng1-rs D. teun-I Io Mrfea4y
and Acting Third Assistant tHr1'ar uy Lclfsi hou dry ~
Nsyy Yard and orders rtssgi A'rt SURGEON
George h. Cooke, om day ha Academy SD oriersd %
saGieT Rcsaea
ORDERED.
SER 2Lieut COmu u Ar17s Acting Fc.lniesG
Lieut. Norton fiipi88a Chapman g. TODD Andrew A.
B4ir, Emmett McColmsk henry B. Money samuel W yey
Daniel y. Davis, Passed AsHl4ta H. r. Lac, Acting
Eul 1obar. Dg sui1te Do ld AID % d. Moefe % stca1
Reaca: Lieut. Command - Rue r. adams Oh duty &C kvy
Yard HrwNorkj B1atwan Tholss Lsnuet % aner bhods
and Nislipmen Charles 5py, George W C1r Frederick
" Cocker s. 81 hacADuzs John c. scry Horny ". lyofs
WIN. H. Parker NJ 3. Field jr and Asa Walker steamer ss-
MISCELLANEOUS.
The steamer Rhode leland has ordered proceed 70 s.
Thomss Indies and report kssrAdnir Pc The
p sse from the Navy iari, he' YORK toe
10Th .L, antc Coast AMI q u. Va 4siF,rsN slpptsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
JEFFERSON DAVB.

HE WILL NOT BIZ TRIED IN OCTOBER OR yOvgaDBR.
Special Dispatch Co T'he y. " Tribaae.
RcHosD. Va. sept Friday, q. 1896.
II Is generally understood here Tat Jefferson Davis will
not be tried either in November Octobef and IL IS
positively stated that his counsel will DO notGet Of that
fact tomorrow. The United States Di5.ict Cour. viii
probably be held in this city ard ~ Norfolk IL Eoyober
and the Circuit Court may be held hero a. the time
but it is as yet uncertain whether TIE counso. for Mr.
DAVIS will appear there not Il i' said that Judge
Underwood Is undecided about coming 20 this city as ho
il satisfied that there has been cJas cy to es5aslas
him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

The important arguments before TIE Court ZAP
peas at Albany yesterday, upon the corstiudonaHty
Of the Excise law we print il fun to-day The five
cases which lave been Brought before that tribunal
represent all tho enc ors which have thus far been
raised in regard % 1s eo0,tudouaity OF the law Of
1856, and mos, Of then lave been decided in its favor
BY the General Term. Tue decision viii probably be
given on Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

The Rebel Gen. Wright Of Georgia says be was on
the Committee that drafted the resolutions in the
johnson Philadelphia Convention in favor Of duly re-
waring Union Soldiers, and that he took care 70 have
them so worlcl as not 20 commit the Government;
for if the South gets into power again, ali pen
sioas u Uaio1 soldiers z-aI be ca aB Gnls4l tAa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

The Radicals have thus an average majority of more
than 600, and in one Of the districts more than $500
The smallest is that of750 in the yth District, now
held BY Trowbrdge, who has been renomnatcd TO
oppose VIM. /. Bancroft, who reported the State
finances three years ago. The Hon. John W. Long
year, now representing the lid District has given
way to Austin Blair the able and spirited Governor Of
the State during the war; and repgtcd Of the best
lawyers Of The West. L j. conceded by his opponents
that be viii win easily over his opponent Mr. Gran
ger, recrcaut Republican, who in 1862 ran on the
Democratic ticket against Loagyear. The contest in
Michigan is measurably between Radicals and Con-
servatves, though the ticket the latter is in great
part made up of candidates Of doubtful and notorious
record, unpopular with the soldiers The Radicals
have at present showing the advantage OF popularity
and numbers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
M.klrrhtntal vote Of.
rrLCHIG ~

Michigan has fairly drawn her lists for her State
election which is 10 take place on the 9Th Of Novem-
Der. The following tickets show the tone of hlrnom-
nations for State Officers:
HEP-sl-CAS UNION urWoCRAur.
G5rrHfr
Henry Cra2o (rcuCmi-aten Gen. Apheus $ Williams.
Liltt4lft G1rsrr9r.
Ger. Dviga, May Ger. inc. G. Parkhurst
Sscrt.1rg ~ S.-fs
Con Oliver SpluIG.nr Col Bradley Thompson.
0''- o'''' Aaorrsy.G.oa.
Ger. VIM l. s.cughton. CT George Gray.
Treasurer.
F5snezer Grosvcnor Luther II. Trask.
Aadaor G.ryaL
Gen. VIM. Humphrey, Gen. George Spauding-
Lra8 coHT,Ii21qes., n,,,-,..
S.gs-ia,-ad.Ete u Iisiracii0H.
Oranel Horsfcrd samuel Clements, ir.
Board Of Iii. ,a,i0H
Edwin Willis. d. W. Birchmore
Gov. Grapes watohfcl industry as an Executive
has well entitled him to a second term. In other in
stances both tickets show tendency to recognize the
claims and popularity og-soliiers. Gen. May the
Radical candidate for Lialtenant-Governor entered
the war in 1861 as Captain, and fought till made
Brgadio- at its close. Gems. Spaulling, Stoughton,
Humphrey. and Pritchard four other Radical
soldiers, rose also from Captancies. Gen. PdtcharI
is too wei known as the captor Of Jefferson Davis to
require further mention. Mr.. GrOsyenor, who has
been nominated for Treasurer is the present Leuten
ant-Goyeruor OF the State.
The t.ckats for Congress stand as follows against
the votes OF lS5i-reuomiua.i italicized:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

mittee Of the City and County Of New-York are
requested to meet tonight at the Onion Rooms,
corner of Twenty-thirl-st. and Broadway, upon
important business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

Gen. Grant has spoken emphatoally on the ques
ton Of bis committal to the Presidents policy. IN
letter to Gen. Gresham candidate for Congress in the
Ist District of Indiana he denies the right Of that
gentlcman's opponent, Mr. NJ. c. Kerr, TO commit
him in any way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
ARMY GAzETTE.


PROMOTIONS
Assistant Surgeon c. G. Brlo 10 be Surgeon o. s. Army
suthetud appointed fuvycr 90 date Jolly 4ti ASSIST
geous Clinton Wsltr Joseph Wright C. g. Gray. eno W g
Speuce- g. s. Amy 20 date y ~ 20 al 0nEhi
vacancies created by Of Ccusress, approved JIy -
ORDERED.
ospitsl Stewia drty In Department o East
LArEDr1.
B-evst Brig Cen y. -awt l9sror teref on 80 san Of
Geu owor3 has some inspection bane and othsf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
DISTINCTION

wsupofos. Friday sspt as. 1905
TUB COST OF rub Presidents rnP.


TIE COST or THE Presidents rEiP
TIE fact has leaked out that the late Presidential
excursion has completely ba1uptcd he finances of e Joha-
.or National Urion Club leaving $4,000 In debt AZ
meeting last night Cornelius Wendell stated RE condition o
The Gibbs finances and said assmcat shoai be usa 4
e. 600 each on two Cabinet ocers srd s25o) a1oiher
This means uat Mcssrs Seward Randall and Wcles W.
amer all nave 20 pay theif own excursion Bills
IL Known here that Sic Treasury Of the ciio was bankrupt
bers TIE r-r,v ls PhIalspla and that drafts gwen FOX
bills contracted there could not be paid on Preooaoa ons
member or the ssipet slo1e up BIZ at ne Connen'a
Of s70 Til. exraas the rccoat visit Of Messs Knapp aAi
Woalc 20 EegYok for 10 parpose Of squeezing money out
Of tie Office holders Ihe IL success ard also Tat OF 700
Joasoa Departmental C1b in drumming W recruits and me
$4,000 deficit the Treasury has started competition aaa
the following letter 0eas sent 70 every clerk IN tAs Depart
meat.
YOUNG llrxs NATIONAL UNION CtUR
Washington, sept q. iejo
sanit in ts CITY YoanS Mems Nstional Union Club 70 he
composed Ct citizens who actively support ~ pfscp, e
I, 10 red % r,csss YOUR s-rstufc % the Conservation
attde headquarters Of the Cno as atole siad U' by 70
Secretaries attendance nom g. . p o. cath l A-'
uon lev 8. monthly dues 81 Vs-y respected T. ,
CUAUNcEY II. Snow, President oi 4 A. ~ l. OAo'
The FRENCH WssloN.
IS Gen. Dix ha, declined the French mission, both
Raymond and Stanton are work o. 10 bat as tlo President
does not feel kindly tae ,rmer Is ne. likely be Wal setI
PETITION POE tbs ISSUE or kAltDNS - SNtlN"h'
The Common Council Of Alexandria have Instructed
the Mayor position Gen. Howard 90 cout ce enc bi-e q
rations for thl, city until the FIST Of Nay rcxt
csy. DIX TAKES TIE NAVAL OFFICE.
Tho bond Of Gen. DIX as Naayl Oiler Of Che PORT
Of NegYor to-day fled and approved before The Com
missioner Of Customs and tAe commission was delivered 20
him The General hsl sep.rate interviews with Che Prs.
dent Secretary Of War aud the Secretary or th' Treasury
There unasthentcated report that Gen DIX VIII aol TAO
office only for time ana tea accept the mission -
France.
TROUBLES OF THE POSTAL BUREAU.
The Post. Office Department find constant ond IN
oueasng trouble in New England owing to rctals by railroad
companies 20 carry the mails at established rates FROM bi
son to Lowell and Nashua The mail is run by horepoSc ar
ryilg In Lowell fifteen minutes after ne cars
Several Of tho roads have threatened 90 reject the
mails but the Department steadily refuses to increase TO
price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

Mr.. Thomas II. Wynne announces his Ownership
Of The Richmond Examiner praises The energy and
industry Of the North thinks Virginia ought to in
tate them; and drops the K in "PR5liek." Virginia
advances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

The State Committee have secured tie services OF
Gov Hawev Of ConDeoeat who entered tie irn - sn2
atsrn and rose hs pre5e pCsiuoc) and tts l- ~ ~,
Baksr Of Maine one OF The most gent q &c sons o. We
Pine tree State. These gsnt.eDoa VA. i'ig ~ "'N- ~
~ carvas, hi tbs state CON ICING abalt Oh ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

A dispatch from Richmond states that Jefferson
Davis will not be tried there and there is report
that Judge Underwood hes;ates to appoint bis Court
for that city, owing to conspiracy to assassnae him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

as matters now stand; and 10 think Of voting them
out Of power s as impractcabls as vo1d be the bonn
bardnent Of Gibraltar With paper pellets Il sIs
tains this opinion by the following calculation:
TIE 1000 er0r.shors II TIE city work Tor the
Il1v. a1i if each one Influences tlf one T1te
a very modest clcllstorJ the result is.-- 4ul-v f''
90 COO votes.
By putting 1T trl1l until the cri1e is forgotten.
To- uifl ne lrt lCCrrt1r straw baiL bolLlns
criminals i1 terror. buying indictments working
on hopes I-l fears o. fItLds all i1 other ways
our o.ic-als can Izake criminal characters Yery
Use .ll % tiem.
TIE gambling fc--. t-3ttels. d1ucehouses lottery
s--iy gre...... ...,......-....... 10 co votes
Tie army II workers on public buildings and
reads. aCd the horde Of otlce-holacrs ald de- -
pellelis and tie f-is-ls Of al these sye 10 y,o Vols'
Mixing total vote of.-.-.-........... $500 votes
--.n0ugh % carry any chatter election. "
Upon these figures II concludes that the only nope
Of reform in New-YoTk City is in the Legislature. II
is resolved to carry on the work as q permanent
Undertaking and Justly believes that mo corruption
D. fraud stand under constant exposure, attack and
5-T i'cn." Let ali good citizens give it earnest and
Intelligent, nd, remembering is great invaluable
mission This Association does not hesitate 70
pledge itself 9? enforce the laws greatly reduce our
local taxes, and in few years more, stop every I'M
portaut wrong and TO incorporate into our local
government all that science, art and skilled ability
caa do TO advance the commercial and social interests
Of this grea. metropolis"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

Warren County. n. r, holds her Tenth Annual Fair At
French Mountain, near L1ke george on tle ID 81 aud
i,h Of October The acirs7. VII be delivered 10y tie
Hon. N.B.LABAU. Of C.o State Sesate Itw.l Doubt
l.ss .leL-y Esp4y attendance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

We print another capital letter to-day from OF
correspondent in London, well known Is the autho
Of '"Iom Brown al Oxford"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

I7On the insiI Pqgss ofto-d7ys Issue t7iA Be- fond
description Of tie Rcr. Dr.. CtGpins ae1 church an
q-0uuf o. The Grand Masonic Far 10 be held ~ tbs clty
Tie Episcopal Convention; Police Iuisigencs Murder
ors fray a.Saloon C0lmerciaL Matters, and MARKET
Elunrla-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
THE TRIBUNE TRACTS.-Mo 4.


II contains Tire Address Of National Committee to the
American People. Price oenisi s5 per Loo Wien
less than Eve are seat BY mail send cents additional
f5i postage Address TIE rEBEg No 5i Nassars, New
Ve-k
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80 cnRPFepnNnFNrg

40 rse betasrn OF Anonymous f-sor Nhttersi
intended ilr Insertion ID. name Eni
orsss q toe usosssy pabeaon oui % ssif
for be rood i1tl. -.
rEE' HcF-f0h-
80 o.1n5. unasr.sse 20 return r'.-.s Communication
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

We viii thank our advertising customers 70 hand N
their Ldrsr,cr,s early hour poshs received az
o O'Clock they ctuuo csied under tlsr IIoper beads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, 1866

Confederate soldiers are put on the same footing.
To prevent this, We demand Constitutional glaran
tees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

We regret 70 hear that there is trouble in regard to
the nomination for Congress in the IIId District, bat
trust that it may be lairly removed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

lis definitely announced that General Dix has
accepted the mission 70 France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
coxrrrrror or FAruER MATTHEV

CONVENTION OF FATHER MATHIS"
The Convention Of Father Matthew sociel
have Sesn held last evening a. the hllit .nI
na~erv wa postponed mo quorum oeing pr
49, Fs.nlng when u Is hoped there VIII De
oTaeisSsses The President stated that Re -
nsss Oh ne audience wa owing 10 the nleeta'
erailv advertised. At TIE meeting on Aoesua
viii b made for the PROCESSION ND ~ ~
a. Mar desultcry conversation the On
80 nssting adjourned. Ths members
Wsfhsv's 'Socisfies Intend being present Al
r. Pyo,so,SFy for boys Al wss'chesisr On
IstoS MsClosEs5 yil be u A''sa-aa'' aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
MEXICO.
PARTICULARS or The REPUBLICAN, DEFEAT HgAR
MAzATLAN-THR REVOLUTION rs LOWER CALI
FORNIA


MAzATLAy--THg REVOLUTION Is LOWER CALI
FORSlA.
SAX FRASclsco Fr.day Sept 2s 1906.
letter has been received dated Sept - cvirg an
account o. CoTolas recent operations a. Paos Feds,
near MaZaan II says I5) nel, under toe Command OF
Co.'s Grenade and Martinez, entered tlc French position
from tho rear capturing piece OF artillery and te I'M
pcrial magazine The French, thus CIT Of LoH 1azat-
Ian, made two desperate charges, under Clpt DesaE
and succeeded In rescuiIg their cannon Tho Imperial
battalion called Cassad7res after arrived end Grove
q the Liberal forces Both sides exhibited TIE utmost
bravery. Especial praise IS awarded % Cgpt Ds-'aE iOr
liz obstinate defense An Amec8l us1e1 A91zo RIlloy
received commission Us Ca ta4 v, tae l1p.-i Glaid
on the field Of battle.
Inc revolution ~ Lower California has tenninaief
ngacetl.ly, al parties having united % favor VI Gov.
Pedsin, WHO starts f-om san Fl-c..c1 - tie next
steamer.
wA.HeoI2s Fr1sI sept % 1916
CONFIRMATION or ne 6csJfA7i0S OF SONORA OK
Tdg FazsCH
S9nor Romero, the Mexican m'ntTct received today
the following official dispatch from the Mexican Consul At
San Francisco, dated yesterday
Tie whole state Of p1ssess!o1 q oar troops
including the port Of Gaymls which cfc-latt by DO
French Tab news posuve. Gen. Co-ola eEpees e. Be
s1or Romero does no. credit tho Imperial rlmoF Of tho
death Of Gen. DEAF OaNlet Gen D-az o-e ~ me
best Mexican Officers, !s, i1 Tie e5,- ~, o. SfAOi no
nero, too good sOiller % aOH Lls- o ~ s-4 P-41eu
senor Romero does not attach nrch credit % tie e
ported shooting Of VI. MOnthoi,Ls SD, ~ oAcs ~ INC
French army m Mexico. The ie,ls II no news render
san FeANc.s-o september 3.
letter % the Imperial Consul Of Neuco bere reroris
that in the State Of Guerrero Thugs remain u-c9alRed
several small engagements without decided results ~
occurred IN hichO.can. ~ C0i-na al quot. JAR SEQ
vas also quiet The rep0r, ~ TIE capture o. Haeaian
is pronounced false Corona slccet eaI A2zi4 y o.
rbuted 20 the tFeaChery ~ an eAll3 oneer, "Ap con-
nandedau outnost az P8iJ Pnetas. When % was kLoHD
that the Imperaists would eracua,e Guaymas hulifeh
OF families led rllher than cHsn under Liberal rue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
Busucss Notices.


Bilious DEosDEEs LIVER COMPLAINT Co5rvE-
MAS DrsrrPA &c., speedily removed by Dr. D. IATEs SAN
Arus Pi. The ,e,. Of 90 y,4r ha.rro,sd gsar to al
other e ,hs Of ,h various disease ir which they are
reomusndsd L. ihe soau MAD and certain and may be
any outgss exposure Sold by ~ Dugssta
Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHg3 FOR PULMoEARY
and As,hmlo Disorder their efficacy by test Of
many ycsu have received s,onss from eminent who
have used them.
Taose suffering from coass' Colds Hoar'ens Sore
Throat &C. should try "Tm TnocuE' simple remedy which is
IN ,lnos, every else ef-ctn1.
Our INFANT Has BEEN BROUGHT SAFELY
Through critical Period Of ieethug By the aid Of Mas WINS
COWS soornss sTavP We sdys al parents 70 procure M'
ts.ppi Baptist
scaiy Of the stomach relieves wind cole regulates the
bowels by giving and health the child comforts the
mother
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
CHRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE,

Discovered Hair Dye that opersies natural principles
Chradoro invites q the ladies and gentlemen Of Now
York and Of the scientific world 10 bis Liquid Hair Dye chemical
ne q ,h coorng lt'' and The veee'2tye elements with
which combination coo the hair and lstains it, vitality
Th dye stands Other preparations or s css destroy ne
hair bot vel a. color communicated 20 me hDe " S
offered
ertics Applied sale. who ee and ratal 1t
CRIsranoRos scap E"sbhshment Ne. Asior Hone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
SQUIRL a LANDER, No. 81 FultOn-st.,

aor Tor sac DIAMONDS 10 WATcHss CHAINS, oil kim
IEWELUY English Sterling SILVER WAAr 90 small per ceut
ACTUAL NANuFNCrrRtyG cosr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

OLYMPIC nfIEtTN
TfUs FVEN.Fl-nlp tiF MiNhLt-f. Jc.erh letfffon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

.asovAL.-Among the arrivals at the hotels are
Cant. Gen Porter Col Badeuu ard Gen H. A. barnun'
at the metropolitan; Gen Deyens O Aassaehas; ,a
Flfh Avenue The HOE A ID HhI" l,So-e. y,e-Ss..
''D Hespan House, Gen Hardin. 80, =. = a a
-..' aotei Ger p O. Lippet Proridsheei an
MtialesOn at the Astor House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR hhSTORER. the
oe IA ue; two articles combined perfect Han Dressing
ard ReoroI F1r tv Oh dIlegta CHARLES " OGTrLN1oSi
t,ls fnfN No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

.-STRICRLANDs AGUB REMEDY IS q certain
cure has stood e ts Of yesr IN Vasvs OF Mississippi md
missouri sovereign remedy all these infected districts
Sold by aN Drug .ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

TRUMpH OF CHEhST8Y-NICrORY HAZE RESTORED
TIL. exquisite performed toilet article has No SEDIMENT on lNJv
PEOpFarlrf positively book flt and res1
colon tortse hy Nauusetuflr b. VAN buRTN Cheni
No tT5 Silt. ave York end aI respectable Druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

Marshs Pat. Radical Cure Truss Office removed from
Sa Bros1ly o. Broadway sin Elastic Stockings
Supporters shoulder Braces end suspenoy bandage Branch Ohe
q fuifou-sf Dr. Avn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

DOUBLE Guns Sl0, SD, $40, $50, SO, $50, SAT
cent by Express % order BY - -, so, ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

TERRACE GtHufN Tt'rtavs.
THIS rrFerNn' ID n-rIIEU THDIter oHfEf5fihL
0GEDEs CoNctGE fiofral.o varied e,srJ efea.rs One
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
Netu'21ork Daily Gribm>1&
TO IDTERTBERS.

SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER %. 1856.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
Nom AYD FRECELRs.

Ladies afflicted with pscoioralons she Face called Moth
Patches or Freklss should PERRTs celebrated Mora
FRsCEIu Lorcy Iisiufbe Prepared by Dr. b. {. PERRY
Douaologs. - Bord r. y Sold BY al Druggists IN New
York and elsewhere Price 81
ALL LAUiEs AND GENTLEMEN CAV HAVE BEAUTI.
ruL HAE LIYE HAIR hs failed e.
gay color 70 cleans the scp and strength
and soothing 20 The tsmperamsut
Sold By a Druggists ald Fashionable HaDseers aad my oce,
NJ. liza broadway. SARAH 8. CnEvAIiER, ~ D.
TRIUMPH OF CHEhIsTaY-NICroRY HAZE RESToRER.
No IsItu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

" lL4f-uh - Nlhi' Jaw i4'u -h-NNHA'h'
" seam stronger liable rp than the
Locksttch - Jusgss hepCrf' az ne blond Para IrdL
Send Report Nofk containing oo kinds Of
stitches on the 'ome uiece Of soods Nc to broadway.
THE Arm AND LEG. by p. FRANK palmer, IL. d. -
Fhe irs sad low officers aud civilians 1902
Chehust Pha; Asforp y. VI 10 Green It,, Boston. Avoid
fraudulent mtaUCns NJ Die ua'ruts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

CRY LADIES and Ladies visiting the City, II yo'
h heuf Boots and Shoes ioT yourselves or families pronf
De aId siGli. Nl-Ath No ~. ',' eai--'st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

FFrH.ttF. OrfRt 1904
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