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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22
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CURABLE d

DIR. SCHENCK'S MEDIC iNES'
TO CURE coNsUNPTON.-Tls system must - prepared 40
that the lungs will teal To accomplish this the Liver ar 'o"aSe
must frs. be ceansed and appetite created for good
food which by these medicines viii be dgesed properly and S0's
healthy blood made thus building ny the constitution
sCHEECKs MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse the Stomach Of an
Bilious MncuS aecumul'On, and BY using the sEAwBs~
TONIC 10 connection the appetite is restored. y
sCHENcKs PULMoNIC SYRUP is nutritious well medi,p
nal by using remedies al Impurities expelled fo
system good wholesome blood made which will rePsi sf
disease II patients vii take m.deine according directions,
Consumption very frequently It's last stage yields readily 70 thef
action. Take PILLS frequently 10 cleanse the Liver ana
Stomach follow that became She bowels are NOS cosive'
they required for sometimes in DGhea they are neees.'
TIE Stomach be kep healthy and appetite created 10
the PULMONIC SYRUP the respiratory propyi
and sy irritation all that required to perform psrmA
taking COLD Exercise sbOu, the rooms a.
possible ell the richest food fat and I'm
fact anything the appetite but be particular and mascsse we
Dr. SCHENCK will be professionally HIS rooms No % Bead at,
REV York every TUESDAY, from ga to Advice hees
thorough examination with the Repoeter the charge 10
b. fol supply Of Medicines hand all times at the Dociore
PrcesPulmone Syrup 81 sO seaweed Tonc 81 tes
or half dozen for 81 Mandrake Pills rs cents box
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- ,.. 81, 81. - .,.,, .. .., a. original bounty. from
any claim tor additional bounty provided
The above having been referred by the SEQ - " I" 70
tie Attorney General for bis opinion on the polh.
rules and regulations within amended, are in
with the law the latter has given affirmative respOnN
DRAWBACKS on IMPORTED SALT.
The Treasury Department has issued circular IN
accordance with the act Of July last repeating the fishing
bounie containing regulations governing the allowance
drawbacks imported salt Tor curing Ssh The importer or
taken board the vessel licensed to engage
in the fisheries is required to file entry oath and bond
state the facts proof required in order to cancel the bond
for salt withdrawn from warehouse for the benefit OF the
warehouse.
heavy rain has been falling throughout this afternoon
causing change temperature TO the extent OF about
% degrees.
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COL 0ATE-On Thnrdsy morning sept 20 Spuytsn Duyv 10
the h LAthop youngest son Of Charles and
Frances r. Colgate.
The funeral services viii be held the residence Of his uncle George
W Able No. 81 East IwentieissL' tbs day Saturday. at L
O'Clock
CREssY-M Trenton, ~ j., Thursday Sept ~ Edward H.
Cessy D. D. Rector oTrny Episeopa Church Of that city
pAVIEs-On Friday morning mat, Edward Thomas only
William d. Hannah Dawes aged year months and 70
Inc friends Of the a, invited attend the funeral this day
tsaturdayL u from the hhefs residence NO 10 Esht
ave. bet Twenty second and Tw enty third'ts
EYERETT-h Ensewood " j. Thursday, Sept 20, silal r.
Everett. IN The 66ih year Of his age. -. 80 90,
the Messiah cor. Mads0nhye and Iwcntyeighhs y y At
ia ,iock M The remains viii be taken 90 Greenwood
FELOu Thudfy moinz Sept 90 Lila W Felt wife Of Edwin
Fet ejest OF Washington Wheelwrigh
Toe relatives friends tLe family invited % attend hf
fno her dnce, LeEirsouaye COT Of finys
1 a.. on SATURDAY the I'd iusL at e'"iefS
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CALIFORNIA VINE.

As men and women will drink beverages, more or
less stimulating aud the ntemperance roorme can never
hope eradicate this often fatal custom encourage
ent TO hlm when he finds that light wines bid fair to take
the Place those strong and poisonous drinks with which al
countries arc more or inflicted That such wines are pro
motive Of temperance proven by the fact that although the
masses Of the people OF certain portions of Germany Italy
aud France are in the midst Of the finest grapes aud can buy
the choicest liquors almost for nominal there Is
less nto1caon and less beasness than in any other coun
tries OF equal Hence 1t Is source OF gratheation 70
every progressive American to know that Nature has blessed
this country In this respect also-a blessing which
will hereafter be more evident than it is now The
California vineyards. which only few years ago
were counted by scores Of acres. now cover
thousands II their cultivation extensive In the u
IL has been In the past five years we are not sure but
that peegnar hoy vii prove profitable the gold mines
With climate soft and balmy as Italy man had very e
trouble bringing the grapes 10 perfection Millions oil ga
Ions Of the best in the market have been produced IRON
them and their excellence proved by the steady increased
demand every day East where they have only
been Introduced during the past few years this statement s
particularly true One house alone. Gurner Co.. No ~
Cedars New York has increased its business many fod
during the past sx monthdue alone to the merits OF the
wines sold BY themhey selling the wines direct from the
vineyards OF California The chief points Of excellence in
these wines ares
First Their purity In the grape which these wines
made uscousness Of taste combined with strength which
makes mixture Of those poisonous ingredients
found in other more intoxicating beverages hence their purity
il unqueonsbe Seconds Their oheapnes The grapes are
cultivated a, such q small cost aud there being no custom
duty 10 paw the manufacturers enabled TO sell their wines
at less rate than any other liquors protesting TO be pure can
be sold in this market These merits can be especially
apted 20 the Brandy which the pure dstlation OF the
Crane and which superior French article sold In ths
city The Wine BItters 10th simulant and pre-
ventativo Of al those disorders arising from deFanged
stomach nrs Of such excellence to DO Endorsed by many OF
our mos, eminent physicians The Angelica, light VINE
suitable especially ladies' children the sick chamber
has no rival The dinner table vines Cset Port Hook ana
Muscate are Of such favor added 10 provri'y that
compounds paed OF the public unrr the same
name arc We hope ~ of tho things paSs."
Several Of the eminent physicians have indors"d these
wines because OF their heaha action upon tho Constitution
and their positive superiority other liquors The prices
are ~ reasonable that thsJ within the roach Of all
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ryrvEnsArsr GssERAL CoxyESTIoy-Tb

UyIvERALIsr GENERAL CoSyEST1oN.-The Cen
.ral Convention OF the Unvcrsasls Of the United States
-v-ed at Gsesburg, H. the 18th inst The Convention
, ed 20 oricr By the Rev. L. IL. Eddy OF Philadelphia
anu % following officers subsequently chosen For Pres
dent the Hon sydney Pcrham Of Maine for Vice President
the Rev c. H. Sleeper OF Illinois, for Secretary the Rev r.
Connor Of New Hampshire Standing Committees were then
appointed By President In the afternoon the subject OF
ruies and regulations discussed. The following commit
tee was appointed take action 10 harmonic the different
bodies IN The denomination the Conventions The Rev Dr.
Fisher Of New York Chairman the Hon j. G.. Peabody OF
Massaohusetts; DR.. Ryder Of Chicago HI the Rev H.
EDDY OF Pennsylvania and j. i. Sanford OF Iowa. The
Committee Credentials then reported In The evening
devotional exercises held 10 which the Rev e. L.
Demoest Of New York Rev. ID. Skinner Of Utica the
Roy Mr. Atwo1d II Maine the Rev. c. II. Emerson OF Bos
tor Rev j. j. rw.ss Of Massachusetts, and others par
ticfuatel
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UNION MEETINGS.

REPUBLICAN UNION sTArK COMMITTEE, I
ApQRs METROP0LrTAN HOTEL NV ORR
HAbiL. HARRIS Chsiruiah
Ia TrRyIIIIGER Secretary
'N' Hiosdat, Sep. q. 49,, 80. .
rtrfvrR HAIL BROOK iNS.-Ihe Hou hOiACh Ni'I4--A-'
ToNPxiNsvfLLE.--Dr. r. %. SlDNEl.,,.,
Jude GEO w. PAsChaL,,,
fOEr JEWS WIN VINCENT NAl'LACE esq
Tsssdry Sept q.
.rprpo,rA-The. Hon IRA n ARK .o.r,,onD
sqrgrrp--(ieu. STEWART l. NOODrOhD'
ts,sausNTos-t3ea CHAS. H. VAN W1Ck.
EswEuEeH-Judge GEORGE w. PASChAL~
gETAs-WM. VINCENT WALLACE, esq
arHray-The Hon. ROSCOE CONkLlhd.
Hedassday sept %.
The Hon. IRA HARRIS, -.
tAsssfONN-t Gen. STEWART l. WOODFObD.
EIHmA -Afeluoon.-Gen. c. II. VAN WACh'
Thurtday, Sept r.
{The Hon. IRA HARRIS, -
OLbAh- Gen STEWART J. MOODFOl'D.
BHNEyA-Gen- {. II. VAN WfCk
FRIDAY SPIT %
The Hon IRA HARRIS, -
aORHElLsyILLK. - Cen. STEWART L. WoODFORD.
(Di. r. o. SYDNEY
HuSrISsroS.- JOHN o. MOTT. esq.
Monday on !. ..,,r,,,1rr
L.r,NrR HALL BRoOKL1S.-Gsn. STEWART L. wooDFoRI
Tuesday,. Oct
RIvERHEAD.-Gen. STEWART L. WOODFORD.
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NEW-JERSEY.
PATTERSON


SOLDIERS AND SAILORS AT PATTERSON.
A. meeting heG Tuesday evening last q appoint
deeg 20 the Pittsburgh Convention tho following reso
buttons adopted:
Rs'Dsd That We the soldiers and sailors OF the Republic
Who fought thai Liberty and tho Union might be preserved
f0f ~ time not Of iuiTusng the balance Of
pOwef 10 this 0oyeTument DO the hands Of those traitors
agaf whom fought four long years we DO rot be-
Hove that those gho we conquered With the bullet should
low De permitted 20 ooaqugr With THEN uaitorcus
ballot
h,so'ufs That not favor Of permitting those
Veiiois Who nave bcn pl o. l@urI ald WHO have ITO
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THE SOUTHERN LoYALISTS.
THE RECEPTION IN CLEVELAND.

,s,,eisl Dispatch to The n. Y Tribune.
CLEVELAND, Friday. Sept 81, 1866.
grand mass meeting of Radical Republicans was held
.h.re to-day Gov. A. J. Hamilton and Judge Sherwood
az Texas Gov Byownlow and Con. Thomas of Tennessee
and Mr. Hunnicutt of Maryland made addresses, The
meeting was held in the tent IN which was held the
Sodcrs Convention which in session here fcw days
ago Several thousand people were present. many having
come from the neghbOnng country towns Great en-
thusasm prevailed Appointments for the whole delega
ton 10 address the public have been made throughout the
Sste They viii be IN the State during the entire week
At the grand banquet given the Southern Loyallsts
last night, 400 persons were seated at inc
tables Speeches were made by the different members
of the delegation and also by Mayor Chapin, the Lon
% r. auckland, the Hon. IL. c. Parsons, the Rev MI
Walcot Judge Iilden and Chas Palmer Of Cleveland.
Gen Custer the principal hero Of the recent Soldiers
Convention held here left very suddenly yesterday morn
Sng for his regiment having received an order nom head
quarters 70 report immediately -.
The rain storm that has been prevailing here since aS
Sunday night has subsidized and the weather Is very COOL
with indications Of sui more rain.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, Sept. 2l.-The Southern Loyallsts
met and addressed very large meeting IN the PARK TINS
morning under tie tent imported from Boston TOT the
Soldiers and Sailors Convention next week. Gov
hamilton of Texas spoke at length and clearly on the
different between President johnson and Congress-
and aiiuTed the people TO To that the settlement
between the dsloya States and the General Government
should be OF nature lasting peace his speech
was very warmly received. 49,.
Air. Sherwood of Texas followed in speech full OF bit
terness toward the Pre- sldent and half pralslng Congress
which he considered not sufficiently thorough-golng lie
advocated negro suffrage 10 the fullest extent GOV
Broanow, though somewhat III, spoke at considerable
length and with much OF his ACCUSTOMED vlgor Though
The weather very bad the meeting was large and en-
thusastic The party dsperses tonight TO uD engage
mens IN different parts OF ONO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22
NEW.ORLEANS.

MURDER or A FRERDMBE's BUREAU OFFICER.
NEW ORLEANS Sept 2l-The body of Lieut.. Butts of
the Freedmens Bureau who had disappeared on his way
from Natchitoches to Jackson has been found in the
latter Parish II is supposed he was murdered for his
horse and money by gang of dospedoes and deserers
from the Confederate army who had been living by plum
ders on the preense Of being Union men.
Cotton firm; sales $50 bales Low Mdding at 34d35c Re-
oeips OF the week bales against 90 coo last Ex
ports 33 bales stocks 600 bales Other markets generally
unchanged.
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We scroll conanins the names OF 70 M patients wit
ten BY themselves certifying that the Cotton Dental Association had
extracted teeth Tor then with the nitrous oxide without pain
Dr Cotton assures Oh this number he has bad an
accident wild the gas nor has aiy one complned any 81 effects
nerward Dovoins their time eaouyoy TO the extraction Of teeth
With tho g-don other dental woFAhey have aeGule re-
malsbe snl operation THIS association originated the ane'
ihstc ga and BY thoI udous advice 10 patients IN e
gard saving teeth g have gained the confidence and
patronage OF the dental proesson them Adyrte
men W.
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MISSOURI
RADICAL CONGRESSIONAL YoMINA TIoHs


ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2l.-The Radicals OF the ia Con
cressiona District in Convention at Franklin yesterday,
nominated Judge Newcomb of jefferson County for Con-
gress Resolutions adopted sustaining Congress and
tavorng the of the seeded States as Territories
until readmitted to the Union by Congress-
The Radicals Of the With Congressional District IN
Convention at Macon City yesterday, nominated j. r.
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MdHRIEh

sUTTER-on Thnday 9th inst, AZ Lausanne swizer
land by the Rev r. Ase H. Ass Of New Nofk brother u the
oaestsg clergyman Miss There's sutter Of Lausssoe.
LEvINBEEsONon Thursday sept 20 a the residence Of the
the Rev. Dr. ThsDpson, MI Martin H. Levin
Epana u. daughter 1.-THE late Cha > Berkou-
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COLORADO.


INDIGNATION AT GOV. CUMMINGS.
ST. LOUIS Sept 2l.Thc DehUer Ncus says that intense
Indignation has been aroused among the people Of Colo
RADIO by the action Of Gov Cummings in giving certih
cate Of election TO M Hunt the Democratic candidate
70 Congress, when Mr. ChcOe, tie Radcan candidate,
received los majority according 70 tie Oclal retuTns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22
FIRES.
AT POUGHKRRPsIR

PoUdHKEEPsIB. Sept. 2l.-Another destructive fire
ton OF Seigt Paudine and Towns cooper establishments
The formers loss O0i insured for eS0 The attes
is also so 900; insured $1,000 The origin Oh tue ne Is
uuknO
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Who Wants TO Bother

IL makes sud dtGeroa stchole that obyes the DIE In
the sngethrchd chausch 70 which 80 much objection -
rdsts assesi liability Favel Moreover ne UE ana Gb5f
sci better hIn MADE utfh no. he1f aud hence -
destined M merits generally known 20 sefeaa az ~
On And this b. the fea on why
tie Gibbs much feared ior VINO will want 20 bother
they hnd that Report OF the
MIND TrIll- 4 I.All Pm irsflIlrmfnt
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OHIO

DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION
The Democrats and johnson COpperheads of the
XVIIItb Ohio District have nominated Col. Oliver III.
Payne OF Cuyahoga as their candidate for the next Con-
gress. Judge Rufus T.. Spaldng is his opponent.
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WISCONSIN,.

"oLD ABE A DELEGATE TO THB PITTSBURGH con-
YENTION.
The Wisconsin delegation to the Pittsburgh Convention
of Soldiers and Sailors likely TO be quite large y re-
quest of the Pennsylvania boys in blue, through Major
Gen. Ncgley, "Old Abe" the war eagle OF the sth
Wisconsin Volunteers, widely renowned Will 90 with
the delegation.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS IN BOSTON.
BosToN, Sept. Y,-Gen n ID. Couch has been appointed
TO tho COectOTshp of Boston successor OF Mr.
Hamlin and George IL. Rngsbury, Postmaster IN place
of MI Parey 1t il also stated that Mr.. Chandler, As
sstant United States Treasurer here, will shortly give
place to William AspinWa.
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IOWA


DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION..
Tho Coppeheads in the IYth Iowa District have iOm
mated Col {. H. Mackey for Congress. Tho Republican
nominee is the Hon VIM. Longbridge, who will succeed
the Hon Josiah Il. Grinne Col Mackey's anteoedcnts
arc said to have been Republican He is nominated on
what is called the Kangaroo ticket mainly supported
however by the Democracy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22
NEBRASKA.
CONGRESSIONAL ASP

CONGRESSIONAL ASPIKANT.
George Francis Train is announced as the Independent
Fenian candidate for Congress in Nebraska. Paddock Is
the Democmtic nominee and Taie the Republican.
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ILLINOIS.
WITHDRAWAL.

WITHDRAWAL,
The Hon. Anthony Thornton, Democratic Representa-
tive in Congress from the Xth Illinois District having no
ceived denomination has withdrawn, account of ex-
IRENE disability and other causes. The Hon A g. Bun
will probably take the nomination. Henry Case is tho
Republican nominee and there strong hopes of his
success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22
iloIitital Notites.

Pirst Assembly Distrct.-Pimay election for Officers and
De Central Committee takes place at the fih Ward Hotel
MONDAY, Sept. q, from to 10 D. }.
NATHAN KINGSLEY, M,l
J. f. KORAN, (lnspectoTs
j. c. SCULLY,
Second Assembly District Union Associaton are re-
qlesed at no Tryonrow, MONDAY ENEhlN0 sept
purpose Of ectng officers Of the Association and choos
Delegates to the General District Committee Polls open rou
to 10 o'clock 5 SaS s s SSsAS4Es, Inspector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22

The "ALBoN" of to-day, contains Chapter III. OF
BLACK sHHrP" by EDAuND YATES. Chapter, J. end IL
sppeaiod Ia as weeks number. .idrTfiscucaiI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22

The current issue Of Erery Saturday. No. 80 reprints
articles the pens Of Anthony Trolope Edmund Yates
Miss Thackoray the author OF The Story Of Elizabeth Al
geruon swnburne and Country Parson The number
IL altogether very interesting ope.
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Special Notices.


Like n Fragrant Oasis,
Aoerats,t Of barren desert. PHALONs NGHT-BLooMlNa
cEREUs seou to the senen tastes aud refined instincts
when y m accident he has been restricted for time to the ordinary
extracts FOR the handkerchief -
Prof. Geo. W. l.. Buckley, formerly q re ESleee
Mpdea Ohio. will deliver nee course OF MiDiOl
IFCTREs 40. - Cooper Institute commeneing a.
O'Clock D. u MONDAY Sent ~ and tesieT daily MOhNlNu
and AFTERNOON for ladies' only and each ENENlNo Tor sehte
men olly. The public is respectfully invited
The Rev Robinson SCOT, ID. d., OF tie Irish Wesleyan
Delegation, viii preach IL hose hA NJ r
Church between Second and lhiTd aTes next
SABBATH MORNING 21d insL, at Joy O'clock
Post-OnIce NOtice-rhe Mails for Great Britain snd the
Continent Southampton aui Bremen steamer liz
70, Ireland Queenstown steamer EDNBU 10 OF sutuy
this Office AZ 1880 aud ~ the Lpt9wh
Jdces as follows: Stations AMI y, $500 ~ stations ana ~
5t5a ~ Stations aud T. 1880 o. M station o. ~ a. ~
The mails France via Bresi aud HaUe per steamer VI,
tl Office 10 nd eaturdAy sept - ana
80 t,n Oees a, follows Stations 4 aud 9, 8:0e Sta
~. - JAMES KELLY, Y. NJ.
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POLITICAL.
Nrw YORK sTATE UNION TICKET.

NEW YORK STATE ONtON IIChEA'
r., c,ye-ror-uon REUBEN L. TENTON. Chautauqua;
a. ~ (gor,rpOr-C Con. STEWART l. WOODfOltD, Kings
r., Cgrar Cor,'y-Hou SIEPHEN T. HAlJ hteuben
E,,r p,it,u Iqspsefor-GeB. JOHN HAMMOND, ESse1
Election Tuesday. Nov. 9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22

The Hon. f. NJ. Haines renegade Republican, has been
nominated bv the ohnsones in the lid Illinois District
MIR. Farnsworth wlll beat him by 10000 majority.
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The American Condensed Milk Company

SUPPLIES STRICTLY PURE MILK.
condensed In the country one-hfh is original bulk
THERE Is IN PURE hILK ABOUT NINETY PER CENT
OF ATFn I seen At once useless transport all this
water n Il can be Withdrawn without injury TO the milk
THIS COMPANY HAVE REACHED SUCH PERFECTION in
, ,oc, that when the which has been expelled
placed no difference observed really exists between then milk
and that fresh from the Ct In the country
The PROPERTY Of using this mik is OBVIOUS
WE GUARANTEE IT'S PURITY.
MOTHERS want TO be PURE MILK FOR THEIR IN.
FANr5.
hi. readily Understood how WE Can SELL CHEAPER than
dealers ordinary milk
Il viii KEEP SWEET THREE TI3IEs AS LONG as common
Ialh.
1T OCCUPIES LESS SPACE il the refrigerator elsewhere
Diluted four parts of Condensed Mir 1T Is
PURE MILK, and may be used FOR ALL PURPOSES SEND
YOUR ADDRESS BIZ MAIL either Of Offices and the Con
densed viii be REGULARLY SUPPLIED at ysare residence
No' O7 FouIthsvs and ?O Fulton a., Newfok 100 AT
lsntest Brookysi lOl seath Four,hst. willmsbnrgb
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Third Assembly District.

Tn pursuance call Central Committee election
will be No. 375 Broone- MONDAY EVENING, Sept
~ for purpose eecng the Association and Dele
tho Central Committee
pnIa nnnnfr FINN 10 nnc Inck
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Prepared on OF Palm and slGce.
FOR
PRESERVING RESTORING

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And degtfa aud wonderful article the world ever pro-
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THE MARVEL OF PERU
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ana have stamped the n rus ultra OF perfumes
The above article. for all Drugsis and Penomer
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Sent BY express o any address by tue PTopEieior-
WINERS CANADIAN VERbiIFUGE,
FOR
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has trial and has always been hailed WIKI JOY by The
suffering. Price Is per bottle.
For ssle By all Druggists. and by
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Trade Notice.
EMPIRE DEPOT OF GAMES.
EVERY DESCRIPTION FoR
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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RHEUM and ali diseases Of e SKIN For internal sud Hteaa
dealers the OF hiIe no
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where. HEGEMAN Co, broadway, NeW-iotA, AEout,
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