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FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENcE.
LET NO FALSE pELIcACY PRsyEsr.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
4 sURE Warranted, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FR0A ONE TO TWO DAYS.
w..in.. 4 .. s.si. stnssr... As..a.n. 4 d. ns-
ssys sne Bladder avesnas Dsehsrrss, npssney, sea-
id.. Z. sFrns = a. R.. Gsa sIsss,,
TEs. So.. :. sn SSs1'
.sh O. Bev.'1h.ss T.rrsl. D.erdsp ..ising ea sell
ss:, Which r.nd Marriage inPessiss, ana dssssy sstl
YOUNG MEN
Especially vhs have become ths q sslitary Vice.
thst drssdfs and destructive habit Which saassy svssps
sI..d ;a.sa .ns srisss int.ii.e, W. nsss .s.rs.s
nav, sutranesd tsnns s.n..s viii The thsndsu e s
MARRIAGE.
AAREIHp PERSONS, or Yosnx Men ssu,,uplsrps Mar.
n.z.. being ...rs q Phy.ie. sssinss, aTsais S.sy,
Ne vhe places hssH ID. care Of DE- ma, r.lir
sSos -. mi, 1is noIsr :. f'n'n.n asd sssfdsy
OFFICE No. so UTH FREDERICK ST.
Ian hand aide gong from Bslmers street few dss fire..
me ssrnsr Fsil net 70 sessrvs AID amber Lsusr
stst ss Palo and esntAin stamp.
DR.. JOHNSTON,
hsnssr ~ Rsysi Collsg, ssrrsens L.nds. rrt,-
.s frsm Of The eminent CoIsg.. 10 ths toEsa
d. he.Pa Of [Onlon Psfs, Phsd.psi. and .l...s.r.
s1 sem, ne mSt. a,Oni.hihE ssrss thar vsr.
.sss vhsn sIl,.p Er'si nsr,ossnss' b.nE alarmed
.sn.n,s With arrangement Of mind, were cured aS..
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Yssnr Men and sthsn who injured thsnsslvss By
ran Prsciiss INDUCED when slsns-s habit .sssSty
.hich nightly :Tsa vh.a sl.sp, and not cured
enos1 marriage impossbls, and destroys beth mind and
Thea. and n.aneholy eject. pr.d.e.s
i.rS habit, Of go.h via. w.ssn.,. e q. Bach and
rsv'r PsPatOn Of Hear, DyspsPsy Nsr,sss IrrIts
nS p;s,nE:%.nt q u. DEs.,. Fsnetso' General
nfrTALLS.-Tn. fearful sfses mind are much 10
Of spiriu, Evil FOrsbOdings kvsrso0 Of soei.,y SsfD.-
up,t Lo,s Of Solitude, Timdity etc., Of the evils
SERroUs DrsILITr-fhsss.nas can new ,uds. vh.t 10
y. c..., thar declining e'.lth lo.ng sa.E ,sss e.es-
.ppssranss ssest the eyes, essFh symptoms ssOstnp
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
y. .nd n y0tsEy q pleasure g d
s.pP.n. Ss an o. shs%. sG dread oS
mn r, cap e n.. rSS 1s .sSs'.o and
ssnt ficS b. p.ssaaiy .lS.sns., i..p him t;ns
s%:d and 10 d..Psr him ss sn. %: isn %
a % or By N. rs. Of tha. deadly
srnes dssAss sSeh an q Esa Threat HEAD
T:fisd t. Is a.sd1 ssahfs :, ,sS. sS S.:S fs
dsss's'd essntrr from vhs % traveller rIsrnr
| DIR. J0HNSONS REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
WEAKNESS AND IMPOTENCY
~ hs grsa and important rssdy vs.inss Of ths srf..s
ara sPs'dly cured and fall ,rsr rsisrsd YH.sssds y s
sssi nsrrsss and d.siIsd, VIE had hs1s ssvs
bssn INN dGtsly ythsvsd.
Aninptdinsnn e Asrrsss rhysis.l Mental Disa..
,r.r5nt w..fn." EIss.t.s q 4: n.ss s..l,
kfsd speedily cared.
ENDORSEMENT OF IKE PRESS.
ZEE hArr rHoUsAEDs cured this institrrsu within
n las, ,,tntssn yssrs and Ihs GsrF
cal .l.ran:n, R'r.rn.d by Dr. Jshnstsn .ns.sd By d.
rsnsu o. ths Paps1 and many shsT psnsns, nstess AZ
ysth have slpisrsd again and again bssrs he psss
dss h standing Fsntsman character and r,spsas
stI' 10 tsssisnt EtGrsntss aaietsd mar IkIT
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PREPARATION OF FOOD FOR ISvALIDs.


One Of the lovelisst accomplishments OF lady
70 TO understand how to make the invalid in
her family comfortable. Feod prepared by
the kind hand Of q wife, mother, sister, friend,
has sweeter relish than the mere ingredients
can give, and a restorative power which money
cannot purchase. These receipts will enable the
watehful attendant to vary the food as choice
or symptoms may render expedient Jellies
and meat broths, together with the various
kinds of farinaeeous food, are the lightest on
the stomach, as well as, generally, the most nu-
tritious for an invalid Milk preparations are
useful when the lungs are weak. Food that
the stomach can digest without distressing the
patient is the kind that gives actual strength.
To Miz GTHsl.-Mix dessertspoonful of
hns oatmeal or patent greats in two of cold
water, add pint of boiling water, and boil it
ten minutes, keeping ii stirred.
Or: Boil quarter Of pint Of greats in a
quart Of water for about two hours, and strain
through a sieve.
Stir into the Cruel a small piece Of butter,
and some sugar, nutmeg or ginger, grated; or,
Hit be not sseetened, add a small pinch Of salt
Indian Meal GTnei-Sif the Indian meal
through fine sieve; wet two spoonfuls Of this
meal with cold water, and beat it till there are
no Jumps; then stir It into pint and half of
boiling water, and let it boil half an hour stir
ring 1t all the time. Season it as liked best
Barley GruI Wash four ounces of pearl
barley, boil it in two quarts of water with a
stick OF cinnamon till reduced to q quart !;
strain and return II into the sausepsn with su-
gar and three-fourths of pint of port wine, or
the same quantity of milk. Heat up, and use
~ wanted.
Flour Caudle.-Mix, smoothly, n table,
spoonful Of Hour with gill of water; set on
the fire In saucepan gill Of new milk swee-
ten 1t, and when 1t boils add the -four and wa
ter; simmer and stir them together for a quar-
Ter Of an hour.
White Caudie.-Make the Cruel as above,
strain through a sieve, and stir il till cold
When to be used, sweeten it to taste, CRATE in
some nutmeg. and add little white wine; a
little lemon-peel or juice is sometimes added.
The yolk of an egg, well beaten, may like
wise be stirred in when the cruel is boiling.
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sE TO' RS9HyPR Et VA ki F5XFORI

ssfe. ~, Mprpp BIZ skA9rE ss ,SSne IsStei&
BAY STATE. and STATE OF MAINE, Of freei
,Ssn5sa And sIssd, egt ,eresslasly sdsyted @ Tie
nectlon With the Fall River aa1 Old Colony Rsil-
rosa, ols,snoe 81 nile only % Bostpn
~ The tte19er MPIRE STATE, Capt Brsyton,
I. NJ, touchinG q keyYort each way. 49,
The Steamer METROPOLIS, CAPT Brown, on
Iuesdkyt, Thurrd1ys, and ekturd1ya, ef oaciook
p, NJ. touching ~ Newport e1oh way. -
These Steamers are lifted with commodiouH
state roomt, and ever arr1nreuent for the secun-
" and comfort Of yzsssnser who are Afforded by
this route nights rest on board, and on srrivel
Ct Fall River proceed per Steamboat Trsin.re
lnG Boston early the following morning or may
remain on board until starting OF the Accom- mOos-
acn - a; n b. which they mas rsseh Boston
A bsgTxge mastsr 10 attached % asch steamer,
Who receives and tiokets the ba<fass. and aocon-
paniea the same 20 ia destination, - U
A steamer rms IN oopneetlon With this Line BE-
tween Fsl kivsr and Proyldenos daiy, sxespt
frelrht 70 Boston "a forwarded tkroufh win
great dspatok oy an kxpress Train, which leaves
Fall River ever morninF.- sundays sxceptsd, 81
sfis dsssinsnon At about II A N
s y. e ss.Ss. 49, sss,s @ g ..
a. ssrtas sCss % soa,s sssFsS 2 :ss.
rAnc u WEI sNsst " Y,
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Soldiers Pay.

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
WILL FORWARD
SOLDIERS REMITTANCES TO THEIR
FAMILIES,
At any place on the lines o. their Express,
At 8 charge Of twenty FIVE cents for any sum not
e1oesding hltJ dolars, and prCporuonate
by connecting Expresses.
The money, whether Gold or Trsdstyy Notes.
should be enclosed IN an envslops and securely
sealed. and have the full ad tress, (ino uding town.
Post Oce, and State; and cities, the street and
number of the person to whom 10 be sent and
the amount le.Ib marked thereon. Envelopes
for this purpose may be had a. our Offices
To facilitate prompt delivery, the charge for re-
Enit.aloe should be pre- pad.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
WdShiE EtoH, Jan. g. lR62. ja9-lm
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:: a; :?::' S :s::, 80
ht Ihedrer.
, OYSTERS STEAMED
In the SneD snd Thoroughly Cooked (far superior
70 roast In ttso INMATES, ths JaStssf
rive on record. Call and see.
Inc nndersigned respectfully informs has friends
IN me Dstrct, and visitors to the city that he has
rented his OLD and wRLL-EHowN EsTLBLIsHMRNf
IN most thorough manner, and has made COM
plete arrangements TO furnish OYSTERS in .ny
style and In any quantity 900 TO 0 ga Ions hucked
per day; 2.UC0 to 900 cans of SpIced aud Fresh
PniGp dailJ-oanH hermeticaiy sealed. Furnished
IN the shell by the bUshel or barrel,
Persons wishing to have Oysters furnished reru-
arly through the winter, at Baltimore pTIces
without fear OF failure, should call and make ar,
ranEements at once. Freight. time, and money
saved By purchasing of me, "a ] furnish an article
etual 70 the celebrated Baltimore esta blshments,
at prices Just as low.
TO Suffers,
canned meats, HOLSTERS, Sardines, Clans
straw berries, Tomatoes, Pigs Feet, TrIpe, &C.
&C., DO. Also, Pickles, Catsup, Salces, BRANDY
Petohes, DC. Also, Game and Fresh Fish, Tur-
ties, TerrapIns, Fresh Lobsters, Cod, HaIibut, a a.
In fact, every thing for sale In the Northt IN mar
kets always on hand, a. reasonable prices.
:, Hotels and families supplied with Oysters, de-
lvered without charge &c any part of tho District
In season, II the money Is sent with the order
My establishment 10 open from q. m. 10 II At
Wrnt every day, except Sunday, when I close ct
Ja9H TN. HARVEY
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GAS FITTING. he.

A VIM y. DOVE co,
kAaE NOW prepared 20 execute any orders with
EnIch they roA- be favored IN the
PLUMBING, GAS OR STEAM FIYYINR
BUSINESS,
TT Store on sth street, . TOW doors north ~ Pa
e!erse, where may be fospd comalete assortment
Of CHkNDELIERS and other q Al STE1M Az
WATER FIXTURES n n,
w. GAS TYRES,
w Have IN store, and are dlI Y recely wing q A
NITOhES of entirely New Patterns and 0eeIfnI
ard Finish, superior In style to anything heretoiors
eneT IN this market. We invite citizens general
u 70 sali and examine our stock of Gas and Wator
tx ires, feeling confident that We have the test
selected stock in Washington.
Ali Work IN the shove line Iutrx sted 20 ear cara
MYERS d MosHAN.
mar I'D ST0 street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-28

Wall, stephens g. Co.,
MILITARY AND NAVAL
M E r HANT TAILORS,
AND DEALERS IN
SWORDS, sASHES, BELTS,
EPAULETs, SHOULDER STRAPS,
GAUNTLETS, GLOVES, go.
And every variety of
READYMADE CLOTHING,
AT REASONABLE PRICES,
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
500 Pennsylvania avenue. between
jail Intel. & Repub.l 9th and 10th sts
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
u -

81 6sz z 49, 60
"ADAMS' EXPRESS COMPANY
This Company offers to the public" unes ualled
Advantages" for the Safe ana Quick Dispatch OF
Heavy Frelghts, Packages, Ysluables, Money, & O.
20, to all parts Of the United States,
Expresses to and from the North and West de-
part from and arrive ia Washington twice daily,
YeItd5ls Messengers,
Al Packages for This Soldiers carrIed At "os,
HALp, our usual rates.
ALI Goods for the so-cslled "Confederate ststs.,'
REFUSED. " w
Our Expresses leave Now York at I, g. and p.
P.M arriving In washington at A. ID and $50
Expresses leave Philadsphia At $50 A. M. and
Up. ~, arriving in Washington at 90 p. M, and
Expresses leave Baltimore At A, M, and p.
g., arriving in Washington at A. NJ. and 30
Expresses for al points North and West leave
Special Contracts for large quantities of Freirht
can be maze OF Application to this Ofice.
All Goods called for and delivered frss of Extra
charges. w, PARSONS
Sup't Adams Express Compsn,
Washington, August q. 1851. Iua-tf
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DENTISTRY.

n DENTISTRY.
~. l.; LEVETT, Dentist, (branch Of the estab-
msnt No II Wsverly Place, New York;
would call the attention % those who ma 6p|
great hoIiuss IN operative Deltlstry, he 10 in
possession OF O. new and important invention for
OF Atmospkerie preSssss entirely d rent frd m the
Ga mode, and secured by letters Patent graote !.
April 9th, 1853. This invention OF the greatest
value there being less plate u3sd 10 cover the roof
OF the mouth, ard with an increased amount Of
suction The public are invited to CO and eX-
anime specimens and certificates from some Of the
most prominent and scientific gentlemen, No. 4 g.
tenth street west near Pa. ave. jaH-eolm+
DIR. CHARLES r. BOTELER,
DENTIST,
NO. 336 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH STs.
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THE EVENING STAR.
u Can anything be more perfect than this
The Dssth-bTd.

The Dssth-bTd.
1,H- sy THOMAS HOOD
We watched her breathing through the night,
Her breaihinq snft ard low.
As in her bresst the wave Of life
Kept heaving 70 and fro.
90 silently W. seemed 70 speak,
So slowly moved about,
As we had lent her half our power
To exc her living out.
Our very hopes belle d our fears,
Our fears onr bones bei!ed-
We thought her dying when she slept,
And sleeping when she died. -.. a..
For when the morn came dim and sad,
And chill with early showers,
Her quiet eyelids closed-shs had
Another morn than ours.
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400 8. WERTHEtMER co, 1cI
fOS No. s62 AND 464 SEVENTH ST.. fOf
Opposite the Post IFIcs,
ohs g their stock OF WINS, BRANDIES, GINS,
CORDIALS, etc., also their large assOrt inent OF
SEARS, TOBACCO, FANCY GOODS, ETC.,
for sale at Wholesale Prices.
They keep constantly on hand fine PHILADEIy-
PHIA CREAM ALE, IN kegs and bottles, for
bars or family use The public in general are re-
splendid stock Of goods,
3. WERTHEIMER d CO.,
462 and aga Seventh street,
90 H-Sm Obpo Post 0ffca
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1901 The tleos
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,

Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
&gEEMR
with its eonnecnonsD
Ii A FIRST CLASS ROUTE
TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT!
STONE BALLAsTED AND
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
FROM BALTIMOREI
THRrr nAnY TRAINS IRON
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH
Two Ofthem making
CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT HARRISBURG
with trains on the
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD,
and forming
tbs GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
FROM
WARRINGTON AND BALTIMORE
TO all points in,the
WEsT, NoRTH-wEsT AND sourH-wxsr.
UFOr ThrouEh Tiokst,, apply at the once Of
Psay, CsivsrS ststiOH. Rsiti@Ors.
Splendid Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
Smoking Saloon Cars on all Tr0tRs.
FROM WASHINGTON.
srVins IN B.inSr res a. S a % .bRd e. sln.
tho H.. az errlre ~ n arrla-
burg At p. m. and las q m, there CONNECTING
With the trans on the PenhsylvanlA Cenusl
kalroad for al parts Of the west
FREI6HTS.
By this route, freights Of ali descriptions can be
lorpsrded 70 and from any pom. on the RsilrOsds
OF Ohio, kentuoky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
lose, or Missouri, 6E RatlrOad direef.
Inc Pennsy wanna Central Railroad slso connects
~ flttsourG with STEAMERS, BY which Goods can
pe iorwardsd 70 any port on the Ohio MuFkipgum,
kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois. Miss
fslpRI, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, ArkaI sas,
and Red lvers; and at cleveland, Sandnsky and
Cn!cago with steamers 10 ali North western lakes
Merchants and shippers eptrustng the .ranGPSr-
ntlon OF their Freight 70 this COMPANY, oan ley
with CONFIDENCE on It's speeoy transIf.
THE RATES Up FkEIGH z % and from any
point IN the West, BY the Pennsy wanna Csntral
Railroad. d,s az all tiyzss as JseoTabIs as oTs
eharEed bp ofhtr hatlToad COHponiSs
CENTRAL h R."
MAGRAW KooNs, Freight gents,
ENoCH LEWIS. seni S1psrint't. AliooHs, Pa.
l.. HOUPI. Genl Ticket Af't. Paiadelphia.
ID; HOUSTON, 6enl Freight Agent, Phils-
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NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL CHEOPLASTI BONE
T e e T III,
WITHOUT METAL PLATE or CLASPS.

DIX, 5. Is SIUESMONU,
BIO Broddsay, Nsts Yorh-26O Peaasylpd.ia xs
,snas, baSsss Ira a.d I3tk SIS Wasktssfoz,
cans the attention of the pubic 70 the following
advantages of his improved system: 1919
l. The Teeth OF HIS manufacture will6 f4S
never oorode nor change color BY any
2: No teeth or roots need be extracted, as the
lnnclal ones can be inserted over them.
ache.
4 No temporary teeth are needed, IS permanent
ones car be made Immediately, thereby preserving
the OH system lie frequently disfgured.
D. Thls work has been fully tested over FIVE years
country. - 80
DR.. ). has also invented q white undestructiye
metal ming, with which the most sensitive teeth
can be hlled without psin, and can build up a per
Ieet, sound tooth on any SIDE roots, which will last
thIough lifetime.
- The best OF references gIyen-to Or. v. Mott; Or.
Dor mns, Professor Of Chemistry, N. Y; Hon.
ton, and thousands of others
Call and examine for yourself nos6m
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'E LOWELL, COLES & CO.,
- WHOLESALE GROCERS,
la" 80 Front street. New York, 10
and sl6 Z street. Washington. d. c.,
rz-sr (nsar Willards' Rote!.J.

rHsvtns started branch Of our New York .,,,b-
Ashmsnt In this eijy. We invite sx,,,,,, G,o,,,,
Aes'ssfes's. and Hofsl Keepers, to call and ex
anime oar sto-k. which 10 wen assorted and
een'nssd Of goods Of the best quality. We TAX.
orders for IN, thing in line. and e1seu,. them
kINubAJ. ja2S If
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Pa.sngers forwarded 20 Hsvre Bremen, Rot
ssPFS sr.on An.Ssrr e redncee throefh isres
buy tickets allow rates.
o for fsrtAsr infornAsie5 s,sly 2, the Captains
Or b Q. A. HERRING. Adams Ezsfsss Baih-
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PHILADELPHIA PROVISION STORE,
119 PENNsYLYANIA AvRNnR

pHILADELPHIA PROVISION STORE,
ll9 PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
BetNsen l9th dsd ?0tk ytS
The undersigned, haYing located himself "a
above, takes this method ofinformipg the oiti zens
Of the First Ward that ne has openad a frstniass
tIoyisSp store, conducted similar to those for
Ehlch Philadelphia is famous "
Here can be found at al times a large and Trash
supply OF POULTRY, GAME, IEEF, NUT
TON. 90. FRUITS and VEGETABLES in sea-
Particular attention is called to hla stock and
prices OF BUTTER, CHEESE SO,
Phil ede phia Print Butter,
Goshen and Western Reserve
Being determined TO give the strictest attention
70 the wants Of his customers, and to keen every
article In hls line Ofthe best suaitV and sell at the
loSs.t market prices, he hopes to merit share of
Families vii to waited upon daily for orders, IL
rec uired. "
no Is THOMAS r. WILSON
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-19
Injured Innocence,

We remarked that none Of the Vallan.
bingham set, the Cincinnati Enquirer in
cluded, "can be brought to say that they
desire the Union maintained by enfnr ing
the Constitution as il is" The Enquirer
pretends to think this uncandid, but still it
does not avow the specified desire, nor can
it be made to. Furthermore, il cannot,
without overthrowing its previous record -
II has declared that this is a government of
opinion, and that force is contrary to its
principles and that the Government can
not prosecute this work of suppres sing the
rebellion and enforcing the Constitution.
without running against some principle Of
the Constitution. We do not Judge the
Enquirer's position on suspicion. That is
unnecessary when its record is so plain.
So also in regard to Vallandigham. We
referred 10 his proposition in tho House TO
divide tho Union into four sections, each
with the right Of Secession, and to his 9th.
or official acts. The Enquirer pretcnds that
we assume to Judge his secret thoughts, and
puts on an air of injured innocence for him.
But VIC were discussing his record. 4 Judging
his motives by the proper and only evidence
his acta His proposition was the very
plot OF the Southern conspiracy. Vallan
dgham tried to bring about by Legislation
what they had conspired to carry out by
rebellion. Has he changed, that he now
desires to commit the House to the abandon
ment Of the war while the rebels are yet in
arms2 On the contrary he has voted against
every measure for defending the Constitu
ton. The plot Of the Southern conspiracy
to separate tho Union into sections, ant
then carry the West into the Southern Con
tederacy, and then the North, leaving oul
which the South could always control, /
still adhered to by the managing Democrat
ic politicians in the North; aud tho succes
Of the rebels, or foreign intervention, o
amendments to weaken the constitutions
bond Of Union, will all be welcomed as Sc
curing or tending 70 the separation which i
to result In Southern reconstruction. Thi
is what they mean bya reconstruction o
the Union. Gin, Gas.
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AYERS
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are you sick, fcel'ls. and
complniningi Ars you out Of
order, with your system de-
ranged, and yoar Feelings IN
comfortablei These syIap-
tou,s are eftsn the preluds ts
serious iIluess. Some Mt OF
sickness is creeping upon you,
and should lie ayerted W q
timely use Of the right rem.
siy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hu-
mors = purify the blood, and
let the ilnids move on unob-
stfuctcd In health again.
They stimulate the fh'ictions
" tI,s body Into vIgorous nc
tivisy, purify ths system nun
the ol,ssrucuons which make
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-19
A Tory Sheet.

We have received copy tf the Egyptian
Picket Guard, published at Chester, Hi.
nois. II Is the meanest sort Of lickspittle
Secession organ. Speaking Of Vallandig
ham's notorious and villainoas address, Il
rcmarks:
I'VE like the mon who made Il; We like
the principles u avows, and we like the Oh.
ject for which Il was written"
We can tell this Egyptian that the Union
men Of the South regard II as the produc
tion Of a pack Of traitors. They detest both
the Address aud its authors. II thinks tina,
IF the President had went still further
in Gen. Hunters casa. The editor Of IN,
Egyptian Picket Guard Is An ignorant block
head, II appears, as well as traitor. II,
ought 70 call his sheet Egyptian Darkness
Ms don't want to exchange, Il Nashville
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-19
Another Democrat getting on the
Right Side.
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.

Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Garcttel
INDANApoLrs, June II.
Tho Hon. Jas Hughes delivered on able
and patriotic Union speech in the Hall OF
the House of Representatives this evening
in which he deprecated division OF
sentiment in the North, aud declared that
there were but two classes Of men now in
this country, viz: Loyal men and traitors
There is no halfway ground.
lfa man was not for his country, he was
against it. He was opposed to this thug
duty of every man to support this Govern
ment.
Our plain duty is to unite the sentiment
Of the people upon the cardinal principle Of
devotion to the Constitution and support
Of our gallant men now in the field, instead
of sowing tho apple Of discord among the
people lss .-,.,
War IL now upon us, aud old party liues
should be sbliterated, and all parties should
lay aside their party prejudiccs aud feelings
and join hands for the good of the comnon
country.
He reviewed the platform and proceed.
ings Of the Sth of January Convention in an
able aud mastery manner; pointed out It's
anti-war policy, inconsistencies and sympathy
with treason; referred to Mr.. Bright's in.
dorsement of the Contention and its pro-
ceedings in The United States Senate. lie
also alluded to the speech of John g, Davis
who declared In the Convention that ht
would not vote for platform that would
pledge this country to the unconditiona
prosecution Of the war, and the Convention
applauded the sentiment. s q.
lie also referred to the Republication Of
. the speeches Of Messrs. Hendricks an,
l Davis in jeff Davis organs at Richmond
etc. lsaI =. .t.
lie concluded his speech by recommend
ing his old friends to come forward am
9 participate in the Union Conveutionin gov
faith, as he eintended doing with hundred
, and thousands Of old and loyal Democrats
His remarks were not at all complimentar
;. to the Sentinel and its clique. 1t was
v good speech, and viii have its effect.