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s6s.We are requested by Jno. II. Cool

BR"We are requested by Jno. II. Coch-
ran, Assessor and Collector of this County,
to state that those persons who hare paid
their State and County Tax for the year
1866, will have half Of the county tax re-
turned to them by presenting their receipts
to him or his deputies ho having collected,
under a mistake, more than the County
Court has assessed. The County Tax is
5 cts. on the hundred dollars, instead of
10 cts. as he had been Informed by two Of
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tsy"sre the change Of location in the ad-
verIisemeat " Messra. 3. W. Wren s Co.,
Wholesale Notion Dealers, Houston. They
will heneeforlh DO found Ia the Rusk House.
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ne BED Jacket stomach Bftters are =
very arrs.ats and healthy stinuiant-vsry pleasant
20 The taste. hsEs soofhing infsencs and ersafs
goOa rrP-liis- We notice that Druggists gsBsrIiiy
al no lsfs=Ts rapidly ss fbsss.
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81 Bard toi, privutiau. and exposure my b
iorns ~ifh Comparative ipunity, IN sry rli-s.s q
loc-lty, b flios. vhs sustnin fh.ir strsngh VIII
The vholss o-s rni sE-seatis stsns-tic-Erslsstsi
Daf-rr
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bB-We call the attention of voters III
Precinct No. /, to the announcement of
Matt. l. Moore, for Constable. Matt is
every way worthy, and will receive the
hearty support of many friends.
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t6 Attention is called to the announce
ment of Col. ]. w. Payne, of Ellis County,
as candidate for District Attorney of the
10Th Judicial District.
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s~rour Postmaster has just received q
supply of Revenue Stamps of all denomi-
nations, which he offers for sale in any
quantity. Call quick.
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CONSERVATIVE UNION TICKET.

ron GOVERNOR,
Gen. j. w. Throokmorton,
or COLLIN COUNTY.
For Lieutenant GOCerHOr,
Col. GEO. w. JONES, of BaStrOp,
FOR attorney GeHerdi,
M, s. MUNS0N, of Brazoria,
For Comptroller
w.. L, R0BARDs, ofTravis.
For state Treasurer,
ID, H. R0YST0N, of Washington,
for CommissioHer General Land 0hee,
S. CROSBY, of Travis,
FVr Judges Supreme Court
w. P. HILL, of Harris,
GEO. w. SMITH, of Colorado,
GEO. F. MOORE, of Travis,
RICH'D. COKE, of McLennan,
S. G. D0NLEY, Of Smith.
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DgJ See the announ cement Of J. r. Gle
ments, Esq, as q candidate for County
Commissioner, at the ensuing election.
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MARRIED..

At Independence, No, on the 24th ulum0. Er.
JAMES II. JENKINS, Of Mckinney, Coilu county,
Texas, and Miss MAGGIE NJ. JOHNSON, Of AisS9u.
ri,
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rTHon- Lem uel d. Evans addressed The
people at Jefferson, Texas, on the Political
issues q he day, On The 2oih ult
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-12

NOTICE.-My wife, CassandrN Brsn.
denburgh, having left my bed and board
without any cause or provocation, Hereby
notify all persons that willnot be rsspop-
sible for any debts contracted by her.
ABSOLOM GRANDCHILDREN.
T34:lt%1
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"A Thing of Beauty is Joy Forever.
MARTHA WASHINGTON HAZE
RESTORER

Ia perfect SUGGESTIVE articles combined IN ono
hair restorer and hair dresseris not dye; win not
color the skin will gray and faded hair to II,
former beauty change dry, harsh nd wirJ s''; 20
soft and silk like appearance; cures a hun'ors ana
diseases of tho scalp, dandru and scrs pre-
vents the hair from falling of promotes a healthy
growth, and cansos 1t to grow on bald heads There
there is life and vitality at the roots but those arc
gone there is no hope of success Prce,Sl. simohdh
& Co., Fitzwilliam, N II. proprietors. Bold ~
Dealers in Medicine generally.
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- - - - - - ~ ~ ~ - - wv
For Stntc Trcnsurer.
For Judge OF the Supreme Court.

We are authorized to announce GEORGE J. DUR,
hhM, Esq, Of Austin, rs n candidate for State
Treasurer, at the election on the 18th Monday In
Iuu,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-12

Having received by late arrivals, a large Stock OF
FRESH and NEW DRUGS, in addition to the large
assortment OIL hand, sm now prepared to supply
SOITTH
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We are authorized to announce J. II. CLEMENTS,
Esq, ofScyenc, as a candidate for County Commits
soner OF Dallas County at the ensuing June election
The New York herald., 1866-09-23

fa chla.go "a ths i3sh ast. ffams h.sSs rhSh as
IN process n elsvas ~ - hs gfsir ihs 1fpst le
1lflng 600 snan sod ~0ansirE e'heFs
uan oallins himsalf Barastt sss 1r-~ssi N Chhsxp
to ~ thsss dsya as8 Wso 1n&wtfed ~ ue asscf F4pn
~ ita aan wng omii~d ~ assf Nsbarnle ana f1smsaa
srs ~ ths Clncnnsn b.sxa Asa JuIy " No am0uha ~
gC0O10
A tsryhss bastsr srrioaagn ose~ref In 60 rwrpsyis
safls 0l fesioes On tbs iyh INST, " ~hs1o ens msn
was klilsd ana sstsrs wysn1sd
yoBug msn nsnsd Hsffy Bsis.. y . wsrshT snc
- family In Hssusrs sasss~f ths bogss ~ Pre-.
fs.yr goha HanurEta. y that sisy. o1 ne lSih lhs
80 ,t4y.s n os tSsyo worth ~ silver vafs, par u
whseh BE- brgaghs V Fs- rosk ard ps~nsf.
~ensn h~ sntsr-d ssrsssi hoss~s wksFs she etd
r h~sous "a Mo- aesss, is,ely. and bspeS hswsN -
y.ivsh. sr,hessx % ths ttA nsl ths honss q Joha
TDnEalas ~U ert~f~f, sa3 twy fNfn,n1 finEs,
-yts 90 vsrs s,oisn rhs thisf hAs nsa 30 ss~a
ARRESTED.
yoAa n sayr.u sns pvsne "a ooafss@-sas y BeosA n
ths 1~-.rsa 1sf0s a iregr, n0w hvtns W frt~sSy
gsrvp~ss cys~sy. ss1 s~s<s.sy r~~we sss.s =
whsT~~a,eata Al w~m Co n beai~sn as - ~
sps@sh a nxrbsr,zsh- nAH
The New York herald., 1866-09-23

The Batcman Troupe.
Mr. Ba.emsn's excellent company II prepared for
tho opening % the owog 70 the non compile
ton OF the new ste.sway Hail. this assemblage Of
artists will make their nn-t bou this season before an
American audience at tho Boston Music Hall wcdnss
day nest They will mort appear In Baltimore and
Philadelphia returning 10 New York At tho end Of the
nert month 10 inaagurais tho opening of the magnin
cent music hall Of Ms<sra stsnvsy which IL nos fast
approaching completion The artists composing the
troupe stand very high In their profession The most
distinguished 10
This fsvcnls tsnor returns to IA from Europe even
better singer and finished artist than before Ia
covent Garisn London, AMI Paris his nuse-Iiks voice.
him the highest commeada,ion., both from tho press
and the audiences thai nlghuy shroassd 70 hear hinn
sADA.s rAsxrA
also returns from the of her namphs In Engiand
where last season she cclpeed all her former Efforts
nssos rxnsAsu
Is spoken of - brilliant young bs-so baao Of
talnmeuis
comes 70 divide the palm with C. Campbell bari.
tone of considerable merit.
whDsc songs and other competitions are widely known,
sanother of the company.
tho promising young volna', ~ho sccompaned Madame
rsrepa ia her late American tour r.ld " havs npcaed
into thorough artist He also affords the public %
portanily Of Judging os the Improvements made W bin
sine. his last Walt
OF Mr. & pifs The fevents American pianist and
Mr. Theodore Thomas and bis lastly celebrated orchestra
Il h unnecessary speak. Tbsir position IN hs ~crii
o. ar, Ia TOO well known 10 mead onmmsst
Irving Hall sunday Concerts.
TIE programme for the next Sunday concer ~ Irving
Raj u one that should attract ~. attention o. ms-iel
susents as VOL az all who wlsh 70 hear good music tn
tsrpreled By thorough artists wozart's symphony a
y ALREADY spoken o. in the HnAtcl will lie given by
VI Thomas orchoirA NaGams Bertha Johannssn,
soprano; Mr. j. Pollock Mr. Ellsrs, cooe solssi and
Mr. o. W. Coiby, pianist vii aso sssist 10 the concsr.
These concerts bes, school 70 sndy The works u
the great masters which ws have IN the metropolis.
Miscellaneous.
Master " Coksr has been winning golden honors IN
England. AZ concert IN Marlborough House he sans
with TtIens Reeves Gondoni ssd Morcnsi, befcrs tho
rrines and Princess Of Wales and received Eress 40
pIsuse. Thers ~ o probability " his reysi,ins fc-
YORK before the scason clossA
Mr. Carl Woifsohn whoss Besfhoven cpnceris have
pls ed bin anns the forer1osf snists of the sE WI
rommcncs svIies OF Hesthcven matinAes IN NOVEMBER
IN stolnvsys Hall He will give TIE entire cycs u the
srsa;ss dGglnS he winter ssd trfiex
The New York herald., 1866-09-23

against John Hays, OF dusky complexion becsase he
ercsed himself by beating her every and thes Mary
was not hs wife, but had been living with him three
years The defendant listened patiently to what his
sable COMPANION had to say In his disparagsment and
then broke forth thus:-
PRIsoSER.-You know never beat You
DErosEsr.-I know nothing OF tho kind.
PRsoskR-l wish TO dissolve partnership with her;
have press Of business 10 attend TO- would like
go about IL; she drunk that night when she said
truck her. have plenty OF white friends; don't want
- 90 near her again; all want is my furniture and
70 70 ~ he house
nrros,sJ Vadr furniture You don't own any thing;
have supportsA ,'ou for three years back.
pRrsnsKn don't yoI get witnesses 10 prove
Duosssr.-You are hateful nisrer. and want moth
ing more 70 do with YOU -
John was given three moaihs on the islA nd
The New York herald., 1866-09-23
rOUpr of SPECIAL stss'ess.

before Justices Kelly and Doviing
Mot N tha c-es on trial yesterday embodied offences
OF n TRIVIA nsturc. The court room vas less crowded
then nsua and sspirAns far Penlientery honors suc
ccedod IN obtaining ibern with little remonstrsnce
from tue lawyers present. few we're 40 In which
very snall ehfidFcn involved ~ Defendants the
charges BE- NJ mainly for stealing money In the exsrnn
alton tho sslderce insufficient 20 wArysst couvic
ton and ths Judges dlsnlssed the prscocoas youths
With wors 0f fsfr taand end svos IN tbs presence u
the psrnts % reieiivcs
svystfxu rccfs
Thofnss Harliey stole pair " boots sslucd a. o.
Although he avcFrca he bod hefore been IN court
Ia al hs born day, u fA not save him from being sent
10 the slsud for emo month.
r~tsr--~Kn nosr.N-.
Ja--h ryon charged by ofrcer Roman vilh violst
ma the avs ~ furnlng stcu' 'he per. With sn un
Hcensed hosi n appeared bowsyer that The fefendsnt
hsf docurrsnt 10 show tlat he had no intcniion q
eyr.llpr the laNs. ana The was dlEn1ierc1
Th0rnss Clark slso bro g ~ for The sse o6snrs
Us h~f lbenss frufn shs Nsyos bet frem ths Nc
trvpolt@n fcos IL vss disu~ssd wtth We s1viss 70
proceed 81 spes snd 80 The rropcr lie~nss
prorpTasuSTv.
xsrv 4 uyso, ., Afrisaa as~ssl .nisrs1 osnp'aiss
The New York herald., 1866-09-23
Miscellaneous.

NJ. eorrsr ssons u the Western hausnd Calisgs
was lald 81 wsstlneFtsr Carroll county. ND, on fhars
day uo eth INST This oosgs undsf the sntsicns u
tbs Methodist Protestant church.
Ths Springfield Repalloan says-'rhs c.'hslc pri@ss
al Lee Mas publicly feprmhnfef ono " ha cgek u
church last sunday, fr being slack ia paying hs psr
r.rI The dellnq asnf And spyke 0gt IN nlAeins
In reply whsreapon the reverend fa her lad ssfs -
tsmrsr and dznfy, came d9.H from the Egiy4t AMI
shook the orendinR mstnbs, W hs collar 81 - sub
s.ded into . respecifui silsnrs'
The one hundred sBd nflesh prerssrT d the 70.
formed Dutch church q iahsN, ~ ", s@ ceiscfAisd
9Th appropriate ard Fery Interesting snafcisss %
Wednesday, sspien.tsf IL
The PrrsbyisrsE church ~ Hartford connseiici. has
voted 70 ss Old church bBflng and ~rsci nrw one,
and have selected Tor s sils tie ~ - CsAeEs street
eoaths.st rosnfr Of clrtsn Mrs Wwhaflpn hMs girsA
a. 900 toward the building hsv y Lfahsshl
H0dge Ia pa~sof d this rAlr.h.
vsry recently of hs RsgtiF clrrrhes ~ trtai ~
party vote, erelaesd oas u I" sesoons To- bAv ~
wytttsn an arrlcs IN whfh be- cbAfgtd TIE Foyth"fh
Baptist generally sh using ne ssn@ sngvsss
in tLs pulva ~ tho AaDp, fnAn1@sinN tbe sans
tNmpey a.d srir Ant gytina N rAD~ hesst - mn
elected 70 one ~ tas eepsshasn psr'y.
The New York herald., 1866-09-23
kENs faen FtaTMss k0ss0t.


FoKraFss hoNRof NepL -, Itbd
Al tao arrangements having been perfected, and the
changes having been made ia tho roncsd stone arsa
at0n tie beach, against which tbs smooth bors aud
nasd pr0cces are 20 be directed Ia tho oYpermsnts "
ths Board OF Engineer ofcers which was appointed Tor
this duty, II IL presamod that hrna VIII commence
s nine Cosk Ia. morrow informing The officers consi
tuting the Board ali here, with The exception
sf Mslar General wright enh nrgadier General Abbott,
shs former having been ordered 10 Terss and the latter
dstAlnod by sickness his family The stone largo, .
of immense strength and power, and many mouths of
labor have been expanded p making y 80. tpinioD-
hand ali the proectles thnt rrs Cred assinsi n, While
ssseu s-svs u uiil speedily ss male "'''' ~ '"'sf
The New York herald., 1866-09-23

TIE Haseas Corpus for tho Production Of y
Lost Child.
Rrfora Jua0o narnara

TVS HnbfHg GOrrN~ Tor TIC FfOdN'Ff"H "F "
Lost Child.
Before Judge Barnard
sxrr. 2,-Annte Bd'sn ". WiEsdBs s. B'g -rhs
Facts IN this reported in tho HsRslD upon The
application Tor q writ Of habcas corpus which oh.
tpined Cor the production Of tho infant child Of lady
named Srs Agnes Watson. under somewhat mysterious
crcuuaianrcf she alleged thss she had besn confined
the house OF . named Mills In Houston street,
and there left ths infant Ia the care OF ono Mr. Bnp
who she depc.cd father. and that she had
been able 10 discover done with H. Mr. Bogss
and hrr. Mills gave their testimony that tho child had
been taken and ie At the once OF Mr. Kellogg Charity
Commissioner, and BY HIM sent 10 Randalls Island,
where had ded and ccr.incates Of the death OF
Msry Mills an infant of cbolera, were procufcd and
sworn 70 Upon those acts application WAS made BY
Mr T. Larremors counsel for Mr. Boggs, 20 dlsniss
ale casc pr Edwin James, counsel for the mother,
wDuld not Dispute the facts aid said that the Gaze 10 tho
drs Instance was surrounded with much SUSPICION, bat
II had now heen removed.
Al order 10 dismiss tho suit was entered
The New York herald., 1866-09-23
COURT m GENERAL SESSION, --cAlfupla fua MONDAY

A. n Russell tCity Judge1 pr"sding-Gunning = Bcds
ford, Jr for the people Calendar for Monday Ssptsms
her "a, Ias6 The People Edward Bsrrgan, Joho
Ernst, Michael Martin, Franz Carsiap, Charles Grandys
Elizabeth Cnne Jnia Brown, Ernst Rnsendon, Hermsa
LedenburE. grand larceny. Same Mary Gisesoav
John SheHot, larceny from tho person sans Joha
Howard, John Seward, Thomas Lynch, John williams
Henry g. Montford, James A. Mofan, John Gray, burs
glary. sams vH Patrick Connor and James hoNaiiys
robb
The New York herald., 1866-09-23
IRe WEATHER AT THE WEST.

CrscrssAr, Sept 20 1889
Tho rain for tho present Il THIS morning II 10
clear and cold All the small and crssks SUB
siding
Tho different railroad companies arc very active In re-
pairing tho damage, and will 20 Ia full operation In
fau DAYS
The New York herald., 1866-09-23
Fnt Ar L.ss ssiSrz


A sra brcks oct "a TIE byrih riog = Ne Usf~ 90
ov~~ A ,h,~~ oeio1k lhs srlrs saf IL sbor tine
"a pss esmpistsiy desireysd TIE ffe q ls3sFwa ~
hs~s b~ea Us verk 1 "a iGosnsas-
The New York herald., 1866-09-23
T he r Uxr.

Jerome Park-Capitai Condition Of tho Horses
and Track-Pooi sales Tor tho Four NILS
Race.
Tho Jerome track in capital condition and every-
ming promises finely for great day Tuesday mort
tho opening day OF the Asterod Kentucky On
ward. Fceiwing and julius are working spiendidly
The Western Union Telegraph Company have opensS
steesraph once on tho grounds for tho accommodations
o' ihe press aud The public while the continue
root sALks FoR ruE RAon
large number VI turtles assembled at Lafayette Tan
last night and several pools sold by Mr. Johnsou
day H. sa noar ms Taos which 'ak.s pscc on Tust
tho horses are heidi
Kentucky sy................. $40 siI5 si2o 500 seq
Tho Field, Onward, Fiectwins
ana 'uhaA A.s...'............ 20 s a q
Tragedy ON a Race Courso-Trotfins In Chfl
cngO Between General Butler and CooIey-1
Tho Driver Of General Butler Knied-Arross
Of rho Driver Of Cooicy on su.picion OF Oo>
casiouiug Hls Death.
cmcAGo, Sept q. 1895
Tho race to-day between Cooley and General Bo,iov
has created In sporting circles than any
former OF tho season. excepting Destss
series and has ended with . sad tragedy. The purse
for So 900, milo hcats, best three Ia nyA
Owing TO the late rains tho track not
the best condition but otherwise al
proptious Cooley tho nra heat by about length
In Easy and the second heat by about tho sams ds-
tanoc in 2:37k The third heat was won by Butler "
at least dozen lengths In ~. Cooley breaking
badly on the homcstrstch. The fourth heat Butter W
ey mock In 2:S3k There was considerabis wrsn
nns after this heat, Buffers driver charging Tie
Cooley ran across his moss the homestretsh-
During tho last heat u DARK and tho judge
could not the horses nfler they icft the stand
short time after Butter round H. the stand whoue
driver and went round tho track three times before
could ne stopped. and finally into tho stable
About that tlins word brought that his driver wbS
was also owner, named hckeovsr, killed. Search
wa msde, and his body found tho halls
mile post, with his head badly cut open. Coolcyr
AflU htlh Asr nj ha tf~na
top OF their speed and that be by accident touched BuG
Ter with his whip, cnurins him 10 spring and throN
NcKeever out Tho truth In regard to McKoevcrs dsato
IN not yet known and all OF stories noai some
saying Cooley driver drove Butler purposey and
others that OF Cooley's friends threw stones n
McKeever Bil Riley Cooley driver, under arrssl
or tho undecided.
The New York herald., 1866-09-23
Newton, rr1..., Theological iu.,ita,e.

new bdilfing erected q, Newton Ctntr-, ssessrhg-
setls, for tho Newton theological IDsltate, deti-
caied on Monday, bsptstaber 10 Rev. William Isusoe,
D. d. fnade the Invocation, snd baron siox u. H. u
Boston, IN delivering tho keys W the chairman a the
faoaity Rev Ayah Hoysy, u. D., male an addr.ss 10
The course u which be gave akseh " tbs history
u the lnstitution from us formation forty yssrs $50
The trs, eass graduated ny one pfvisssr and
eompfised only Two msp, sho haze sipee bscoms
di.iins aitlsd for ths.r Christian creslenfs. TIE
oost Of tts institution Al that Ltae bad bkeL
f7Sss THIS etpense shared fbAiny oy only t~o'v>
men Thsfe have sLos beob eleven professors con
rs ted 4k tbs nsttsie Including hoss ro IN service,
ard hundrcf aud srtythrss siadsnS vho have ~.
csived IN hsBeea The largest donations have bssp
reosivsd from three msD, uearA C9bo, fG~eil ahf
B.rbsldsr Thess amounted % tt7,lE sEd ~sfs gwen
in nearly equal Every cstt las bs~n eanesiisd,
and permanent fond retnaibs ~ tiVo Coo together
visl slshty or lAud
The New York herald., 1866-09-23

Right Rev. Augustin vsrot, Bishop Of ssyannab. and
Administrator Apostolic OF Florida has sddessed pas
torA letter 10 the Glory and lay of Georgia and Florida
la which he ys1hero II another object u immans.
bearing for the proper regulation and Legislation OF
which yet orcbiy call tho sid OF your
prayers and soodworks before the God % INFINITE mercy.
who wishes all men 70 b. saved and IN TO the
knowledge of the truth We sude " the spiritual vel
fare Of the ooored Tho Holy Father IN whom the
geys Of the kngdoa of Heaven have been inirassd
Lord feels the lysi est roctudo In reference %
this subject the congregation of Cafdina whom the
Holy Father devolyss the great busns4s Of proIArns
the faith, the legitimate erpouDders of tho dssrss o.
the supreme Pastor Ia this rspect, and they recon
mend this u the great objects for which tie
Council receive. tho sanction of the Holy Zee.
of Justice propnety and prudence sugsss,s TO
Statesman politicians aud philosophers IN The Southern
states Advccss tho sduraton Of tho coorsd nre
scttng sz.de all supernatural and Christian yic@s
We wish 10 do hing IN our poser Va rsscac from
tho bondage Of sin and darkness Of n0rsrce tho-s Who
lave bsen freed and delivered fom domestic ard civil
fetterx wish 10 hssl the wound which their pre-.
cedlns state hal Inflicted them, srcladng almost
from them honest sincere and Christian marriage
TO make them parAlsu Of tho blessings Aitahed to
union which ba. become . sacrament, of which tbs
scripture says-"Mssse honorsols IN Ill spd the bed
gndcalcd Heb. 10. 4
The New York herald., 1866-09-23
a Clear Head

a Clear Head -. .r.,s.
10 ls rvauii ~ totils ~
CDk.RLss wAfkk
Esfsse 1sssfsSA
CoNGRpag WATER
ruRHS RIf.fOTsvFFA
CLEARS THr HEAD
rHAEPksH fifr ArrmTfrA
rOE UEsERAL DEBILITY AND DrsryrAiA
EsPfRs wAfwR
SOLD HT ALL pnC08fNts
The New York herald., 1866-09-23

pr Goarssd Deaf srf shelos YOU Si5 for yoai brssi
Cream. sincerely wishing that yes will usual, In
kind coartsy s~pd ns sxhi be"s ~ tho same
y, with Of faoI
friends 'Asy shad0~ Isss for long =
your ves ths charm ~ psrstua youth ard beAse
found ssl reside Washington. Blr~et tho pecsAID
~ 40 Psnnsyivania srenne. wsshingtsn. D. o.
Yours snregely. v. u. YOUNG.
Toursufs 10 foand his old dspo4 -
HrosdaAy and q dftgFtst..
The New York herald., 1866-09-23

The Meet E;n9sad gna sc.yyTp.T,cse s;naisR
Ing soft white shn and removing reckles pimples tAa
small por marks. and all ronvhnsss snd r-dBess-
sold by all hrst ctass duzst ornnTs Aad ladiss hate
aressaTs ~ psr package.
The New York herald., 1866-09-23

Al Priy-s Dashed In Legal Ls'i~ri~s.-tir.
} cLrry srosss Ne rrss1~sy.
The New York herald., 1866-09-23

WHAT TIIH TIIrsrRiorH ABERspTiiY SAID
well air wh.ta the tnsttr said Abernethy, tho 9r~o1
English surgeon 70 cadssorons looking patient who hAv
called consult him 'bh untiBE ssou." the rspl
my stomach and liver ont ~ order hsts all 'V
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Pu,,o. -,re., PRAYER M,.,,ns.

The ninth anniversary OF ths fulton street Prayer
Meeting will hc celebrated Tomorrow commencing az
twelve o'clock, In tho North Dutch church. coruor "
Fulton and lllam streets Ministers OF the various
Protestant denominations will take part the ererclsca
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