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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-03-07

SrAnrL1Ne.-Seven full days with
out fire or even an alarm within the
corporation limits. Wah what's the
matter.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-03-07

e They have added 4,O2S new
names to the Pension Bill in the last
month. At tho same time $40 cases
were rejected.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-03-07
gosal aaatters.
JOHNSON MEETING +!
Enthusiastic End0fseme Of the
President.
Buena Vista Hall Crowded.
Speeches by w. L. Webper, ESQ.,
Hon. John Moore and hon.
VIM. A. Clark.
rns People RESPOND.

In answer to call issued to "ali
" nersons in favor of sustaining An
+" drew johnson, President OF the
" United States," rousing meeting
WINS held at Buena Vista Hall, in this
city, Thursday evening, March sth.-
The Hall was crowded to its utmost
capacity, and many who went, unable
tofind either standing or sitting room'
were compelled again to turn away
Tho meeting being organized by the
appointment Of A. g. BrssErL Esq,
Chairman, and CHAs. E. TENErcK'
Secretary, was first addressed by W.
/. Wobber Esq. of this city, who IN
plain and pertinent language portrayed
ME present national situation, showing
the attitude of the President and Con-
gress, the perfect consistency OF the
,ss'ssss .'.'
utter perverseness of the latter IN
their attempts to retard the progress
of reconstruction, and the necessity
for an earnest rally of all friends OF
the Union and the Constitution, re-
gardless of former political predillec'
tions to the support of the President
in this emergency.
Hon. John Moore Of Saginaw City
followed in speech of rare power and
earnestness, wherein he showed VI
tho utter impracticability and UNI
soundness of the radical position, lite
rally impaling alive upon the affairs o
Indignation those radical destructive
who are now the only obstacles to TIT
peace and repose of the country
Thoroughly earnest, honest and prac
teal, replete with manly eloquenc
and pungent with the keenest satire
his remarks told with powerful efieo
upon the audience and all through
were received with most enthusiast
demonstrations of applause and ap
probation.
Hon. VIM. A. Clark Of SAGINAW
City spoke for few moments review
ing briefly the history of affairs whic
have been brought about the preser
critical situation and urging all to tn
support of the President in the issu
now made up between himself an
the radicals.
At the conclusion the President (
the meeting ventilated certain mi
statements concerning the call, said
had been signed by Republicans
well as Democrats, and showed u
the position of the federal office hol'
ers in connection herewith, att
which the meeting adjourned wit
three cheers for Andrew Johnson al
the Constitution.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-03-07

BIBLES of peculiarly neat, desirable
and servicablc styles, at the New Stationery
Store. Bliss Block.
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The relstve. the family resectfIy invited 70
Thursday afternoon O'Clock from the ross
dence Of his father. No. ~ Esst Eighteenth o.
ERwIE-In City Tuesday the fth inst cossumpies.
Charles h. eldest Of Jacob and Amanda Erwin IN The s< yer
OF his
The relatives friend. Of family invited 20 sns ha
funeral Thudy sternoon Of u O'Clock, from the foAI a
2. Church, the ferry.
LONESOr the 10th iuv the Of her Sibt
Lones. widow Of Stephen Lones.
relatives and iends family invited attend te
funeral, from Friends Meeting HOase, Nebury j. L. ON rs'h
day the 18th inst II O'Clock Carriages VII be h. "sting
che Westbgry station Of NE Railroad tae arrvai Of the
morning train from New fork
LYo N-At Portchester Tue-isy Sept Igor
the late Capt Gilbert Lyon Ia the S year % h
The Telatves family respectfully invited 10 a.
tend his funeral Presbyterian Church on Thursday the LIZ
inst. at O'Clock D. ~. without furhes invitation
ST. JOHN-At Orange N j. Wednesday the lh inst ssJss
John. aged 90 years
Funeral Thursdiy afternoon 18th. New csnsan, cosn
THAYERA Cumansye Tuesday, the 4th inst OhafeS d
Thsyer, aged s.
His remains inferred q Greenwood.
Boston and San Francisco papers please copy.
WALTEGTON-At Rdsewood NJ sday mors,nE hep
TENDER H. Allie infant daughter Of Thomas dfsnees Wt~p
ton, sged IL months.
The remains will be inferred at Ridgswo Cd
WATKINson Tuesday September H. Of spoplsxy osmer s. Wat
The relatives family broths Y.
Watkins respectfully invited attend the funeral bis s
residence White Plains N. r. Friday eernoon. at ociots
Carriages will be In Visiting the depot On the ay OF the IL
o'clock train from Twensysixh"st
wILLETs-On Tuesday h nsi Sarah Wesley infant dsshtsrs
Cbaa w. and Sarah J. Wlets. =.
Services will be held residence Kentsye Myrtle
tThursdayl afternoon, O'Clock
friends family respectful invited TO attend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13

MEETING OF THE DRY GOODS CLERKS EARLY
CLOSING AssocAuoN-Last evening regular meeting Of the
Dry Goods Clerks Early Closing Association held in their
ha the Bowery the President Mr. Lewis Fromme in the
chair The President and Treasurer Of the Workngmens
Union appeared and invited to seats the PLATFORM
Reports we're received from the Committees having 10
charge duty OF ascertanng whether the stores In the
prominent streets accordance with the rule Of the AS
ISOLATION showing that with rfng exceptions the rule
has been carried out Addresses were then de-
lyered by Messrs Taylor and Jessup. who made strong
speeches favor Of the rule by which many stores
are closed at p. m. Mr. Taylor reviewed the work
had been done BY the Early Closing Association Mr.
Jessup gave review Of the proceedings Of the Baltimore
Labor Convention which he considered entirely satisfactory
not only relation the eghhour movement but also in
relation 10 the eary.closing movement
Mr. Fromme the President Of the Association then deiy
cred an address The theory Of his address that while
liberty progressing throughout the worldwide the slaves
OF South had been declared free there still here war
capital against labor and that therefore protective asoc
OF woTkngnen absolute necessity tor the pres
eryaOn OF their rights and should be encouraged by every
workngman and every friend OF the workingman lie con
cuded with strong appeal IN favor Of the early closing move
ment, after which the meeting adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
CANADA.

NEW MINISTER OF PINASCB-THH BRITISH CAVALRY
THB WRENCH MIsIsTBR-U. S. CONSULAR AGENCY
AT OTTAwA-PRSIAN MILITARY.
Special Dispatch TO The n. Y Tribune
MONTREAL, Wednesday Sept. 70 ls66.
The new Minister of Finance Is the Hon. Mr.. How
land who also retains his portfolio PostmasterGenera
The cavalry out to Canada are not TO take their
horses witt them so that fresh horses will have TO be
bought for the force here. One thousand have been
ordered for them but il will take time to get suitable ami
mails and more time 90 train them, that the coming
cavalry will be efficient for two three weeks after its
arrival Capt. Window late of the Kearsarge, is here
and regarded with interest NJ MonhOlon, French
Minister 10 the United States is looked for here II day
or two. a L. s. Consular Agency has been established
at the Capitol Ottawa. The frontier along Missisquo
and Huntingdon considered the most open TO attack
now that gunboats posted along the chain Of lakes and
rivers and camp 10 be established near Freghsburg III
Mlsssquoi A breakup OF OF the Volunteer Corps
is threatened if the AdutantGeneTal does not heed Cana
dian opinion.
n r. Bellean Premier has said 10 friend that the
state of things regard Fenan attack is alarming
that the danger threatening the Province is greater
than that of lSl24 II generally admitted here that
the Fenan hostility England quarrel and party argue
that the imperial authorities should undertake the defense
Of Canada in the present II is reported the Gov
ernor General is 10 90 home at the latter end OF TINS
month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, September Il, 1866.
IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE INTERNAL REyB-
MITE MP pTAfRNT
NUE. DEPARTMENT.

NAshiN'IONs NeuhesuhE, ocptomVoi - A~N~'
IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE INTERNAL REYE-
NUE. DEPARTMENT.
Information has been received at the Office OF
Internal Revenue that in localities throughout the
country dsters running defiance Of the provisions OF
the new Internal law concerning The regua
ons in relation thereto which Just issued contain
the following paragraph
Under no circumstances must dstlery he allowed to
run until the OF law and foregoing regulations
nave basp comnied with and any distery found running
without compliance must Immediately DO stopped Dy the
collector"
Regulations concerning the manufacture inspection and
sale distilled spirits have been issued from the Once OF in
ternal Revenue BY the act OF July ~ leOo seSoh o. LIZA
Is laid all distilled spirits upon which no tax mas Deen pau
tax Of g. every proof gallon his tax 70 Ue ~
the spirits distilled the dsery used Tor dshg rns
the interest OF the dister in the land on When tns
lery is situated from the time the spirits are asIeu uns
the paid The TO be collected upon the wine gu
lon when the spirits below proof and upon the spirit gOu
when they are Of greater strength than proof Inc
ton from this rule favor Of spirits used In the manuiaou
OF vinegar aoec acid which created Dy the Gct u
March 1868 having been repealed BY the act o. s with
the above rule The making or keeping by any person
Of grain NASH wash OF beer prepared OF orr. NJ IOa
still other apparatus capable Of use for dsaon upon he
premises, be deemed presumptve evidence that
such person dser Every person who is or intends 70
be dster must give notice bis own signature 70 the
Bonds given under the old law will not suffice The use OF
any still boiler other vessel for the purpose OF dtng
forbidden in dwelling house or in any building or any
premises any other business except the manufacture Of
aleratus is carried In the proyiso TO section - 10 tne
law authority is 70 some extent implied in the collector to
permit the dstation and removal Of spirits from the dist
ey in the absence Of inspector assistantnpctor put
should be exercised except IN cases wnere the IN
specng unaVodably kept away for short period
and when tho collector entirely satisfied that no loss 70 the
will The above section provides for the ap
pontment OF inspector for each dstey except those
which ds brandy from apples peaches or grapes exclusive
~ and who not 10 in any other business while en-
poyed Inspector and who have charge OF more
than dstllery.
In the publication from which the above Is extracted the
Commissioner Revenue directs the attention of
Internal Revenue officers section So which prohibits under
penalty Of fine Of not than $500 their becoming directly
or indirectly in the production OF spirits Any
such officer interested the must des himself of
such interest within days after August ls66 If be would
avoid the penalty Such unlawful interest will also be deemed
cause for prompt removal from office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
CONNECTICUT
Speech. Dispatch to The n y Tribune
N,u u,vrN Tu,sday Sent Al leCC
EYcouRAGIYG RErORTs.

Special Dispatch " The N y. Tribune
NEW HAVEN TuosGsy, Sept u. 1866
The My Policy party in this vicinity, do not feel as
glorious over Andy Johnsons recent speeches az they
would desire. He has disappointed them They tremble
as Felix did before Paul; for they well aware Of
the great mistake their mad haste has caused them TO COM
nit. II is generally understood IN this city, the Ny
Policy clique about 70 campaign paper IL VIII
mover succeed. IL may live for time but rum Wlll
mark its and IL will fzze out unlamented and m
mourned. The Hon. james r. Babcock II spoken OF as
the candidate for Congress be run by The CONSERVATIVE
party next Spring. He is Just what the Republican parry
will delight in. He has been once defeated, IN
the old Wing days, for Congress, ard 1t IL me
opinion OF those who are acquainted WIN ms
political career that be viii run lar behind
bis ticket that any true opponent whom the Republicans
nav be pleased 20 nOminee will defeat lin with the most
perfect The TRIBUNE is daily increasing here IN
circulation while The Times u rapidly decreasing Tor
NV Policy will not 90 down with intellectual poitl-
clans From a distinguished member OF the State Board
Of Education learn the fact that My Policy receiving
from ali parts Of this state q cold support Everywhere
thoy denounce his late speeches unbecOmine patriot
aud President We cannot better conclude this dispatch
than by quoting tho remarks OF eloquent orator IN the
BeDublsan rsn WHO ld.nihed With the interest Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
MEETING OF Tobacco MANUFACTURERS.
THE PREVENTION OF FRAUDS ON THE TREASURY.

THE PREVENTION OF FRAUDS ON THE TREASURY.
The Tobacco Cutters of New-York and New-Jersey
held meeting the Ator House at o'clock yesterday after
noou for the purpose taking to adopt uniform
scale prices and initiate system OF surveillance by
which frauds the Revenue be detected and punished
Nearly Of capital represented at this meeting
MI Lawrence Of this city called to the clair lie re-
crred the extensive frauds the revenue by unprncped
traders and spoke OF the necessity existing Tor honest manu-
cturers TO protect their He suggested that each
member OF the trade should be assessed IN uniform amount
Furnishing those who enabled 10 sell manufac
less than the price they could have estab
shed they had discharged their obligations TO the Govern
Mr. Sheets of Albany NJ. bronson Of Toledo, Mr. Meal
pine and Mr. Loriard OF this City made brief addresses
proving the suggestions Of the Chairman.
The following committee appointed 20 solicit and &C.
cure a conference with smiar committee of the Trade in
the West Messrs Salmon OF Syracuse Surge OF Rochester
Madenan OF Red Hook Payne Of Albany and Loriard Of
New-NOr
Mr. Bronson Of Toledo nominated the following Western
Committee with whom the New York Committee Will meet at
future time. Messis Bagley OF Detroit Mills OF Detroit.
Waite Of Chicago Van Howe Of Chicago Brown Of Toledo,
Spence Of Cincinnati.
The meeting then adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Presbyterian chah Of Chester
D. on assday September Rev J. w. Brewster the Rev
Geo ~ 3 Banve Tappan NY to jena T. Hedge daughter
oftss late Henry Hedges OF Chester, ~ j.
BRITpON-BERRY-I Kent Conn., Wednesday September D.
AZ t. the father by TIE SeuddeT ChAs
?, priton Of New.York 10 Miss Caroline Berry Of Kent
DU BOs-RAYNER-At Bloomfield, ~ j., Tuesday, sepen-
be, n the residence brides hher the Rev Albert
GRAY Gosman Dn Scranton Ps Anna H. daughter Of
W q Rayuer Of the former place.
FOSTER Wednesday, September The Church Of
Shepherd the Rev Ralph Hoyt Geo Foster ofth
city 10 forene Smith Of ST. stephen New biunswick
ST. Stephen and California papsls please copy.
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THE NEW. YORK STATE FAIR.
LIST OF SOME OF THE ARTICLES ExHIBITED-PRIzEs
AWARDED.


AWARDED.
SARATOGA. Wednesday, Sept - 1866.
The State Fair was very well attended to-day The
shov was not very large bat good for quality meeting
tonight the Of premiums at the trial Of implements at
Auburn was made The Buckeye Mower the best took
the geld medal Rhode Island Clipper the second prize
Class D. NJ Ogborne Co. for and rakes combined
took the gold eda second prize C. Wheeler In class 81
selfrakes Seymour Morgan Aliens machine took the
gold medal Glass combined mower and reaper and hand
rake WakeY Woods machine took the gold medal j. f.
Harrington the second prize. Class G. combined reaper
and selfraker Williams. Wallace Co. the
gold medal second prize. seymour, Morgan
Allen Class s no premiums awarded. Class 6. K. y
Alien tie gold medal; d. NJ Osborne g. Co. the oBd
Trizei Horse Powers l.. NJ Harden Co. Cobleskil End
less Chain Power first prize Dow Fowers F0we.sVle.
vngston Countv, SON Planet Principle Horse Power
the gold medal rise Power lhrashers and Ceansers NJ
Harden 90 the gold medal pest Horse Rakes Barber.
sheldon Co. the gold medal H. NJ. Tracy, the seoond pre-
MUM for Revolving Horse Rake r. . Harden Herrings
Hny Annaratus was recommended gold medal but the EX
ecutVe Committee refused account Of dsfeo in the
aoture Have Hay Forks j. g. Mansfield q Co., the gold
medal, ,ISrinAn Hawey Co Of Utica, che second pre-
miuu IN Nav AID Cutters no premiums awarded
Stafford Whssqb Co. OF OsweXo. and Dow Fowler are
equally commanded f9T superloI maohineS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13

A NEW YORKER DREADFULLY INJURED AT NEW
ARK-As the rain the NewJersey Railroad was about
leaving Centres depot Newark yesterday morning for
this city Mr. Abraham Van Geson. empoye Of Messrs
Palmer Smith at the OF Pearlst and slip
thrown under tho train and feary Injured Several Of the
passed both his legs and the right SO badly
crushed that ampgtaii0n found Mr.. Van
eson is well inventor Of celebrated splitting
machine which said TO be of the ingenious DVen
tions lately uatented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
NETWORK.
A. II. LAPLIN RESOMINATRD

A. II. LAFLIN RkNOMINATBD FOR CONGRBSS
ROME, Oneida Co.. Sept. l2.-At the Republican Union
Congressional Convention for the NAth District here to-
day A. III. Latin was renOminated by reclamation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
TuF p1TTsBURGU CONVENTION.

DIRECTIONS TO SOLDIERS ATTENDING THE CONVENTION.
WAsHINGIoN Wednesday, sept Il. ls66-Ihe Ma
tona Executive Committee Of The Soldiers ana SAILORS
Union al meeting held this morning adopted Tesolu-
ton requesting all soldiers and sailors attending the PITTS
burgh Convention 10 their old corps badge upon the
left lapel Of their coats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
MASSACHUSETTS,.

WITHDRAWAL OF MR.. LORISG FROM THB CONTEST
BOsIos, Sept l2.-Dr George b. LOring has written
tier withdrawing himself candidate for Congress IN
the With Massachusetts, District which leaves the field
clear for Benz amin L. Butler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13

Yale College lie said 10 during conversation to-day:
"Noyer has the political excitement in this country run
higher the campaign Fremont than at this period
Aud believe the glorious victory by the Republican
party IN the Maine election will be repeated 10 every state
from Maine 10 CaltomOr the people disguised win
my policy and with the who would force 1t upon
them"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
MARYLAND.
DEMOCRATIC NO

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS.
baltimore Sept. l2.-The Westminster IVth District
Domocratic and johnson Convention nominated w. L.
Nlousby Of Frederick prominent Democrat, for Con
gress to-day. There much dissatisfaction among the
delegates al the nomination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
DIED.

ADAMs-A Flabethpori N j.. "wednesday September IL
William Adams. 10 the o.th year OF his age
Funeral Friday the Bh At u The boat caves the loot OF
LIbsrtys a Friends will attend without further invita-
ti0n.
DAVIDsOS- Olen Cove. Monday evening 10Th inst Alert
ehd Of Daniel 81 al Jula D. Dlis9a assd 10 n.hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
GEORGIA..
T. g DISTRICT COURT OPENED.

Z. \, DISTRICT NUIHT UFENEU
ATLANTA Ga. Sept. l2-The first United States Dis
trct Court in Northern Georgia the close of the
was held here yesterday Judge Erskine presiding. The
members Of the Bar passed resolutions pedgng themselves
20 sustain the Court in indicating the majesty of the
laws and promising Judge Mayne cordial support when
ne visits Savannah IN November.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
MICHIGAN.


DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS-
DETROIT Wednesday, Sept. IL, 1867. S. Chapman
in the LIST, and Henry +. Seyerns in the lid Con-
gressonal District have been nominated by both Demo
cratic and National Union Conventions to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
FUNERAL or A PROMINENT PHHADEL,

PHILADELPHIA Sept l2.-The funeral Of Matthias w.
Baldwin took place this morning at Laurel Hill attended
by 900 worknen the Locomotive Works, Of the tYm
Of which he was senior member
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13

We refer our readers to the advertisement Of Messrs.
b. Peterson Bro Of Philadelphia who always have the
fullest assert meat of cheap editions Of all the best pub
hshod
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Gperial Notices.
The Great California Wine Depef:
0URNER s Co., No. 80 CedAr-st., New 4 orb.
fff.ausnt In snothar coluuan

OURNER Nc. Cedar New orb.
See Advertisement in another column.
OF soldier. and sailors. who ds.Is 70 es.
oS and S s. Go Sy Vii Clinton
Ing Union Republican State Coo
sH of State sad b: sssa
call Of the Committee Of which Major Frsnc u
The following gentlemen sgnhsd their intentions
Of being present and addressing ae FesI HARLOW
N.SssS Gen s s1Hs y M1k MoSptDkD
s m:joI.Sso. JOHN JOHN e c6ehslSE
s ssl' S2SRS SEq b " aoP PfEs'N
Col TEMPLE CLARK
hon Hon H Wafna s 8eEEhEs
Geo. D. kellogg Secretary Boz
Cen. John TQSTER cs GEO 9z p KEL kSSsx
Gen. Il +. TREMAINE, Col o. II. DUGANEE.
Gen. c. w DARLING. Capt ALLY MCLEOD ;oI
Col RUSH c. HAWKINS, Chap. WIN, oRLD. BOURNE.
f fS ELH2r + s szkRAEH '' JOHN 0OLiSS
soldiers. and sailors. nGn q New: 1 he =; :sas
anzaion Soldiers aud s9lGT. Union are nvss
general purposes unite in ecas Deegs. 70 sh
sailors Convention TO be held at sycase %
Sept TO- and raying the acton Of the Union Republican ee
'G GsS' JOHN A. FOSTER Col THOs ). CoLyIE
Gen. Q. ?. CLUsERET, Major c; IREDELL
Gen. CHAs ". DAZZLING. CHARLES w: NELSON.
Col GEORGE D. KELLOGG, Lieut. j. CULLEN
Col FRANCIS S. REESE, EDWARD c. KEMBLEs
c Gao e cH HI PGEEMANN, WM GLAND BOURNE.
Gen. OSCAR Y. DAYTON, n. w. CAkIEh
A. PWILLIAMs By MFetc., JOHN R0BARIss
Gen. JOHN RAMSEY, ANDRE McCABE! ..,..x
Gen. X, HcALLlSrER, Lieut. ROBERT sIEADhAN.
and othcrs
All gentlemen having rolls TO the ce requested %
return them 10 .he Office Friend No. ~ Centrs
without delay relative the meeting must b
addressed to Co. GEORGE d. KELLOGG, Secretary.
Box Nc. 1904 Post Ohcs.
Ninth Ward Pioneer Feutou aud Woodford Campaisa
Cuba meeting viii be held FRIDAY EEENlNo ats oeocst
All Union voters OF the Ward vine
favor the principles Of the syracuse P1S,g are ved ntsaa s
enroll their JEhEhuAh RAs0bChN,
r. SMITH. Secretary. fresioent pro teuh
American Polytechnic branch viii ~
sessions THIS Thusday EVENING al u o'clock in Room No. ~
Cooper Building Tops-l Recent Scientific Researches Ven
tilatiOn. Admission free D H. ilLLSlANi Ohafm1h-
J. ID. STgTsoN. Secretary
Prepared OF of Palm and Mace.
PRESERVING RESTORING
BEAUTIFYfNG THE HAIR,
And the delightful wonderful article the world ever pro-
duced -.
bat also desirable article for the Toilet a
highly rich delicate perfams ndependsnsof
the fragrant odor Of the Oils Of Palm and Mace
THE MARVEL OF PERU,
BEAUTIFUL PERFUME
The deicacy delightful and tts wonderful snf
qualities misguided by anything Of the kind known IN he wo
and HAYES / ultra OF perfumes
The above articles by by all Druggists and Sertans
PRICE . PER BOTTLE EACH
Seat by express any address, by the ProPretoFs
wINERs CANADIAN vERMFUGE,
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Remember only that oe depended upon
Of hailed with Joy ~ sh8
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For sale by all Dr1gsists and by nm = o. ,,.,
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~ nn hnur h sslirerr. amid .Oud

tasted over three quarters hour delivery amid ond
Ind continued cheering. ,,---..a A.. ...
Hars several other gentlemen 'ns
Ing which the proceedings were bI"lint 70 u9
Iree rousng for the southern oH-s ahu te Oon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
RAUPOAD ACCIDENT.

CHARLOTTE, N c., Sept. IA collision yesterday on
the North Carolina RaiIoad resulted in the death of three
persons and the severely wounding OF three others