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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-04
The Great Indian Medicines.

The Great Indian Medicines.
CHEROKEE CURE"-An unfaing SPECIFIC for Semi
nal Weakness Nocturnal Emissions, lmpotency Pains In
the Back Stone tho Bladder and all nervous diseases
caused by ndscrsions of youth One bottle, 81; three
bottles. SIS.
"CAEROKEE REMEDY AND "CHEROKEE IN
JECTION."-These two medicines, used in conjunction
the FIRST internally the latter as its name impss-neTo a
10 remove all improper discharges in male or female One
bottle 50; three bottles. 81
"CHERoKEE PILLS" OR FEMALE REGULATOR
On, box ST.; six boxes 81 Sent by mail free OF postage
All Of the above medicines sent By express on receipt OF
price, by the sole Proprietor
DR. W. R. MERwIN. st. Louis Mo.
D. g. BARNES & Co., No. 2o9 Broadway New'forf'
wholesale agents, who will supply tho trade at PrOPesoi
prices
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LOYAL NATIONAL LEAGUE.

The Loyal National League organized in the different Wards
OF the city requested TO make to attend
MASS MEETING or THE LEAGUE called for the I'd
APRIL. the anniversary Of SUMTER Upion-square.
Notice should be the Undegned of the part
each Association may desire TO in the ceremonies OF the
day. JAMES ~ ROOSEVELT, Secretary
No 90 Maiden.lane.
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DWARD TEMPLE HARRISON.
NEw.YoRK. Nov. 6. 1852
CHRONIC CATARRH CURED.


Nxw-YeRx, March 90, 1859
Ts a. to certify that have suffered from severe
CHRONIC CATARRH with a dull beavness In my head
et NV noss comp eely stopped up, aeconpanied by cen
nual OF tine THROAT tao ehhis stealing over ne
L-. Shest and
pain so much 30 that every thought was
iyins heard Of the great performed by DR. Won
Eisenberg 1 consulted him with but little hope Of q
cure am now happy Dc enabled TO add my testimony TO
The great number assdy the Doctors possession TO his
scientific and successful mode OF treatment az he hes shown
10 ms case that skill and which have procured for
MIN 40 great reputation entirely restored to per
feet hs ah do sincerely recommend al sufferers
from CHRONIC CATARRH aud SORE THROAT to apply
10 DR. Esenberg with certnty Of being cured
FREDERICK WEBER No. s5s a!hst
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COmmemornfiOn.

LOYAL LEAGUE OF UsIor CrrIERSs.l
NKw-YORK. April3 1863.
The Executive COMMITTEES Of this League have resolved
unanimously the great uprising Of tho FREE
NORTHERN sTArR which commenced In this city the
10th April 1861 response thu call Of the President for
Volunteer Soldiers sustain the Government Of the Union
and suppress rebellion The Inauguration OF this series Of
events glorious in the history Of the nation viii be cee
brsted BY
MEETING AT MADISON SQUARE.
In this city.
On the Anniversary MONDAY April %, at o'clock p m
Addresses may be expected from many Of the most dsn'
guished orators Of the country.
AL LoIAL LEAGURs throughout the country are respectfully
requested send populations and all oys citizens without
regard residence station oceupaton party are invited
be present to uue in this Mass AssExBAeR Of the loyal
men Of the nation.
Suitable arrangements for the meeting are In p'osre" and
Will be publicly announced In due season.
ROBERT II. MoCURDY, Chairman.
p WFTuopr secretary.
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schrnck's Pnimcnic syrnp, ,,,,

sEA.WEED TUHfC, AND mANDRAKE PILLS:
These desef,edy celebrated aud popular Incidence have
Effected revolution IN the healing art and proved the aey
az several a1is bie have for may oh'uuced tho
proTrrss Of medical science, TAs fss srnaion 80,
fp~ur-bis" teterrsd phJfclah Iron hshpls
10 nd emedr, for that disease snd patients afflicted with II
,oaeied themselves dostn without making any shot 10
,.o.ps fro doom hirh they mpposaa 10 be unsVeisol-
II HI now proved thHt Consumption can De cured
and That II hes cured In great nunbt Of cars
f,. AppaTrgily desperate onts oy hchencks iHl
ou gsfup and iu otLef ~ tho same n' deine
tu Oh With schecs SERVED Tonic sud Mana'as
p ne or according to tho requirements or the case
in bcheuok himself who has sfJoyvd UnuteTfuH.d goa
he I'm for more twenty-five yrns was ,upPofed 81 Que
i a. be a Tie very gate death. his physician hvng pro-
rced hi hop@ ard absnd0ned him q HI fate he
w. cured by the seT-.sid snP sd nnoe MS recovery
uany th1usGudI similarly afflicted have u'ed Dr. SehehcA
!, . ..icin-s with the same rsuiatsa1r uuccefs
R.mempsT: Dr. sCHESt KS room ia ths city u al 10 y
R5,t where he can found evey Tues 'sy on a. Ia
90 m he always keeps eth suppy G! mediciLsi az
. roon when 10 Lad any day whether the Doctor
CONRAD FOX No 81 Bsiesy Il. is Wholesale agent fOr
Y. .NnIL
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From Highly Respectable Citizen Of Greene
Ncw-YOrk.
GREENE n. T.. Nov. 20, 1885,

s. W. FowIR Co., Boston.
For sever. wears have been obliged to have occasional
recourse 10 no Cough Remedy being afflicted with pull
nonsry eomplsg the my busine" being such a.
to greatly sggrayate the disease. -
have used most Of popular remedies Of the day wen
as tn. prescriptions Of eminent physicians but have never
found nyhiug that affords tho relief which Dr. NiSlAHS
BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY always has can truly say
that 1t is the best cough remedy in existence.
know from experience that there ere worthless counter
s Of the BasA sold by unpnncipod dealers The genuine
Is prepn.d bv xop and ma. the toraea signature Of
BUTTS" oh the outer wrsppsr,
would also add that have used the BALsAM In my
family by advice OF physicans with the hSppies re-
sult, You,, ,,ulv gOSEPH ADAMS,
PIepsredby SETH w. F0WLE Co., bo''oh-
And sold by dealers everywhere.
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DIR. Sterling's Ambr osia Is 4 stimulating oily eItract
Of Roots Barks and Herbs Il viii oil diseases OF tn
scalp and itching OF the head entray erAdcs:es dsnduf
prevents the hair from falling turning premaiuiey
gray causing Il TO gov thick and long
CERTIFICATE.
Til, 10 TO certify thsi about ~ months ago, commenced
using STEhLING'S AMBROSlA Ny hair was short thin.
rapidly falling of had tried Hair Jonics, Invig
orators 1e without receiving any benefit Soon after using
the Aubrosis, my hair ceased falling out. aud commenced
grow ing % Tpidy ustouish Nov my hair IL thick.
son and glossy and l. and four inches In lensth
when lot Teachug 70 the floor THIS woudefnl result
attribute Aolely the u.s Of SIERLNUS AMkROSIA, a.
since have using have applied nothing else
to my hair. MRS LUCY A bHO"N.
sworn before NJ. this 18Th day OF April 1851.
ii. II. PARKER Commissioner of Deeds,
City Hail Now. York
Pat up IN q box oontsinng two bottles. Price 81
Dr. r. H. STERLING, Sole Proprietor No. i9J Broadway.
Sold NV nruy
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GOLD PENs.--The best and the cheapest, at
A. MoRros's. No. 25 Maiden. lane New.York.

The PALMER ARM AND LEG.-B. FRANK
PALsRR Inventor and Psense AstoIpacc tgTounS boor
NJ Y. Also. Philadelphia and Boston Only houses OF fLhha
Co. Avoid imp stion hY ealing lhe Iavsntor
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..,,rv,,-Tbis favorite boat, hav.

sry,vpoAr ARMryIA.-Tbis iavoIlJe boat nav
Aa.nti6sd has resumed her daily trips to and
from pOarhkscp.s See advertisement After May 'h'
will run through to Albany
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-, w, Herkirer Co., elected Republic

n.Union Charter Officers the lst in't-"S',iu
for Presiden. having I4a majority over Arphaaso w.
hi. antagonist author Of the famous N'D'n H'N'O"
che Democratic State Convention Of i0Oi'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-04

Spring Overcoats
NOW READY.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLES.
OUR CUSTOM ROOMS
Are supplied with
ELEGANT GOODS
For SPRING OF the
LATEST IMPORTATIONS.
DEVLIN Il CO.,
COR BROADWAY AND GRAND-sr
COR BROADWAY AND wARREN-ST.
LAd New e ssss Ss"'''
For Su .se s' Ss GEO ALLEN No AIS Bro.awy
One door below Cansl-ss
AT No. 100 Fulton-st., Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN GROCERIES:
RESIDENTS OF BROOKLYN CAN BUY THEIR Nm
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS AS CHEAP AND
oh fEA. COFFEE ( i1sl = s sUG4i, SPICES.
And gsusr Al assortment of GROCERIES, at oov,yu
C&EEVEY'S NO. loo FULroN-sr. BKoohLfN.
Established Over Quarter of a Century.
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.
Has proyeJ 10 be tho most efcecou remedy YET dscov
cred for all pulmonary. complaints. CSqgh, sore
Throat, Hoarseness. Asthma, B.on . nt.., me-
Ctoup Wasting Flesh Paine and Sore
ness Weak Breast, Tickllng iruta'
ton or Rising 10 the Throat.
Broken Constitution from.
the abuse of Calomel
and other causes,
all Throat. Breast
and Lung
Complaint Let
no disease, however
bad Il may be- or length OF
time IL may have existed, dis
courage you until you have tried
this great Medicrmentun. Wonderful
cures have taken place When, to all human
probability, il could not be possible. Pre-
pared only by DR.. SWAYNE 4 SON No 800 sixth
above Vine Philadelphia. Sold by Druscsts and dealers
Throat and LING Diseases.
APPROVED AND INFALLIBE CURE
BY INsUFFLATI0N or REMEDIAL POWDERS.
DR. b. SEGNIrZ
No. s3S Broadway csrner lSthst. New.YOrk
Consultation personally by letter s. Letters must con-
tain full description Of the disease.
M. Gray's Russian and Turkish tnpcr - n % - ~ M
No. 81 BsysrdsI open daily for gentleman om a.d hv
and to y. m, and ladies fou ~ to y a. m ~ M
q lazy. On Sunday from 10 ]! O. H, Iof sa"'e '
Singlo baths rs cents. Twelve tickets 90 -. fp,h.
w. PHILIPPsoN. Supsrinseoaen. " 5f'n'
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P. NJ. wETxoEE, Secretary.

Lecture win DO delivered in III. 23,h-s Pre.bytsrisn
Church, between 9th and l0thay. by the Row s. FAN
MER. Pastor, on WEDNESDAY EVENING April g. 1903
at "a o'clock Subject: Our County Ia her Second Sug
gle Tor Liberty" Tickets rs cents each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-04

Carpetlngs.
l.. T. d T. X Il O N,
NOS. 70 AND 81 WORTH'ST.
INVITES THE ATTENTION or BUYERS TO his
LARGE STOCK OF
CARPETiNGS,
FLOOR O1LOLOTHS,
MATTINGS, RUGS, DRUGGET, &C.,
WHICH HE OFFERS AT PRICES WHICH CANNOT
FAIL TO MAKE A GOOD IMPRESSION ON
FIRST-CLASs BUYERS.
r. w HOTCHKIsS invites his friends to call and
lba ,ock
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Attention, LOyni-Lengue Men OF the CountFy'
The Coppei hsea are wearing iiadges .s Io1 i
number Wssr the UnionI que bGdtr' - Iu' 'su
by th. great Union party OF NewfoIk we arc isiuy 20
mail the ~ endi Silver. Plsted UNION LEAoSE
IN Is nea beautiful Price 10 cents ~ mn " pr
buudred 10y express. Address j. w. EhHhIi n"H 10
ala or No M Futon-t second floor. Room = New ofk'
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Great sumter sfee,ius,

CALL OF THE LOYAL NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The members OF the Loyal Nsiionsl League aud all per-
sons who unite VITA them in discrimination support the
Goyernuens IN re 1orts to suppress the rebellion AGAINST m
authority are ievrsd 90 seuols in MASS MEETING on
tniol square, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, llth Apii, Of
o'clock the snHvSTay Of the attack upoo Fort sumter 10
renew 70 tne Gov -riu'rt their ps med
sove 70 o'in,sin uoupsred the national unity both in
principle audSefriiorial boundary
COUNCIL OF TWENTY-FIVE
GEORGE OPDYKE T. CAYLUs
CHARLES KING, MOSES TAYLOI
yUhN a, SIEFENS CHARLES BUTLER
WM. CULLEN BRYANT FRANCIS r. CupITEG
JON g, HREnN. ROSERT BAYARD,
A =. STEWART, John / CIsrO
thANti: IlEBFB. c. V. s. ROOSEVELT,
w! WILL NJ r. DODGE FRANCIS q. SHAW,
w =. NUkIlS EOYES, CHAS. A. HECKSCHER
MORRIS kErCHUM, w. III. WEBB
SETH b. HUNT. WILLIAM +. CARY.
JAMES MCKAYE.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF TWENTY-FIVE.
GEORGE GMSWOhD SIDNEY HOWARD GAY,
JOHN CUChRANE, ROBERT b. MINTURN, JR.,
FAANhLlN II. DELANO. JAMES A. ROOSEVELT
J. BUTLER WRIGHT, CHAS ASTON BRIsTED
GEORGE CABOT WARD, ROBT LENOX KENNEDY,
JOHN JAY. THOMAS n. DALE,
ISAAC H. BAILEY, j. AUSTIN STEVENS yR.,
WILLIAM A HALL, WILLIAM n. DODGE yR.,
hupO WESENDONCK. WILLIAM ORION
WILLIAM Il. BLODGETT, WOLCOTr GIBBS,
PARkE GOODWIN, c. T.. DETMOLD.
ADRIAN lSEL1N, GEORGE +. PUTNAM,
JAMES A. ROOSEVELT, Secretary.
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Spring. ,, - ....,. 49,, =,
lsPRiNG CLOTHING not surpassed in the way Of
a.,ortaien, taste s,ylr. price In this city. TIE
gCustou- Room, Childisns and Furnishing Depart
lu.r, not oquilrd Entire Subsection given, or
money retained. Please call ond examine for your
r. b. BALDWIN Nos. 20 AID u Bowery.
LARGEST STORE IN TAE CITY
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HOW TO AVOID THEM.
Il Ia OF infinite importance to the public to know that
HOSTErTER'S STOMACH BIrTERS
SPRING OF THE YEAR.

prevent relieve, and the complaints most prevalent 4
this climate during the
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Now.foIk.
No. I5i Ecade-st.
SAVE YOUR HEALTH
AND PURSE
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE,
T. cie.pc., Ter general use Aud mos highly favored.
CO.'S TWICE As fAH A. JAVA, or srl o,her cai ,,,
cettne1 to by ID. Bsyis 10 be ,TliE MOST hEaiIdh
IH IHE NOkLD" Bc"sie Of lo ruH,sI'ns coHht' rsii.
1nasf tho pas Of East India Coaer pslmei OF. ana see
that No. Ii csde 81" che uelesi Depot Of th" East INDIA
Coase Coz l. printed upon every package
Dol, ~ eeLts Ter pound
Hs ,n ~ "Sss ior hESTS and take other
A liberal d5c6lnt to the tsde'
The Pitchers nre Ready:
We mesp he now :e,.onsse patent dSaSl' ysIpates
esh n0 Ts s', ,Jl. sS srs MA IS sEf rd
CASTERS WATERS. folks, SPOONS &c, &c. ate
equal sny in the city AID wholesale and retail patrons
win find Z; 70 ,heir in;,fsst 70 purchase Of
LUClDs HAhT Co.. Nos 4 aud Burling'slip.
OrrcK or INTERNAL REyxsuz. sixTu CotLRcrosl
DnrMo7 or Hsw.Yosg. :
Annual Tax Notice.-Notice {. hessjy given Tia, the
ANNUAL LIST OF FAKES sssesed IN tai' Collection Dis
and thai specified doe end pAysbe
s .snd personally 81 py Deputy = ny Gaas 1 T.D,
Including ia MJSDAY. ,bs ish day Of April instant from .
TGs raIs; ineiadsd ~ lie Aforesaid Plate
engaged Ia occupations sbe therefore Gu the lt day OF
Sc :euibsr. 1862. tnd not yet taken.
An persons who neglect TO pay the Duties and Tsrss a
es.ed snd returned the Lat Aforesaid, within The Sine
~rsiu 4c!fed viii then become liable to pay TEN PER
CENTDM ADDITIONAL upon Tie amount ther-ot-Dsed
..,s.Y ark Anil > 1865. WILLIAM ORION,
Collector siI'h 0istri.t Of New-Yofk
f,atarrh.-DR. gOODALF'S CATARRH REMEDY
@ the very this terrible disease ana eIe
inmates il oot and branch Dr. GOODALH Ia the hst ana
onlv DEF. on who ever the world wha Catsrn really ws
and wp,to II commenced Hs Remedy Il tho only ono eyoT
kuown 20 csre II. Price ~. Send ssup of psHiIlet
Depot 10. Gl2 Brosdssy. NORTON co., sole Agsht''
At Reduced Prices.
DINNER, TEA and TOILET 5EI5 .iain sgd decorated
.CHANDfiIHRS Gis and ..ENDslAE tlATl lttS, nnr
Tablc CUTLERY I'D Crystal GLASS SllTsI;Plat.d TEA
SkTs. URNs CASTERS. SALNLI.S, CLOCAa, VASES
BRONZEs bohemian GLASS, &c. Ia i,i'y d.ss"S ana
f' No gIg Broadway corner 2ls,-s..
Fire UepRr.ment.-The Treisufsf o. tie tiIs pepa,t
rut Thankfully acknowledges the receipt OF rl" oy me
hands of FREDERICK Il. LEE, s,q being part 81 ss
aoult Of money le the will o bnnesolent oa Auy, ~
be- dsributed among Charitable lDstiuon Also, D0Ahtloh'
4 ON th- following ln4uTanee COmpanlss, VIZ; .,o,
ori-rd Insurance Co.. per John G. Mills, esd Dec Yes ,OV
Hame Insurance Co per John McGes ed seclelhy. lN
secunty Co.. per Thomas '" Bi'd'aH e'q' g,
Nico-PTesiien'. -
greenwich Insurance Co.. per Jsnes aso1 et' ~ e.
81 Nichoa Insurance Co w. > SlocnI1u c' 'ee' ~
Relief Insurance Co.. per w. r. Wray, esd aeeiesuiy'' @
X. pubc Insurance Co. per d. +. ,uuy esq o' go ~
Aniekerbocker Insurance Co, per Geo. hoas'aO" S' "a
Secretary On
JOHN ). GILES Iieasutef'
N.,.York AoriI 4 laC1
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Eye and Ear.

Eye and Ear.
DEAFNESS,
NOISES IN THE HEAD.
OF THE EYE, EAR AND
THROAT.
r. CATARRH CURED
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BUSINESS Notlres.

THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF AN OLD
NuRsR-Mrs WNsLows SOOTHING SrRuP Is the Pfeserip-
ton the best female physicians and nurses in the
United States and has been used for thirty with never
failing safety and by millions OF mothers and children
the feeble infant Of week old TO the adult cor
scd Of the stomach relieves wind collie regulates the
bowels and gives rest health, aud comfort to mother aud
child twenty-five cents bottle.
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This certfes my mother has been for some time A.
cted with partial deafness suffering from pain and rumong
Ia the head together with other indications OF eoa
great quantity matter together with eosguated blood 70
eying her instantanoousy and all wthou, pain us win
grateful hanks that give this testimony to his skill
CARROLL ]. POST, No 20 South-st.
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PREMIUM ON GoLD.-The Subscriber, who can
not change his prices with the fucusOps Of gold without
incurrng enormous expense in advertising the changes
compelled to sell his Pens Old Prices Thinking his Custom
es entitled 10 benefit OF the Premium Gold rather than
the Wst debssers Of the best currency this country ever
had be now offers all RENTING the amount OF tneir orders
Gold the full Premium in this city on the day when received
In this way he hopes do county and his Customers
anna good tbou, nuring himself for the MoRrOS PEN can
not be made without GOLD
When Paper Money sent United States spf ferred over
any othsr A. MoRroS No. Is Msden-lane, New.York
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OFFICE.
BROADWAY.

SIG
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TIE AERATEp BREAD COMPANY OF NEW.

.ohk-Cerner Of Lafayette Place and 4ths regret to
tht owing 10 accident TO the machinery Of their
saeshmsnt they will be unable supply their customers
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FooT's PATENT UMBRELLA LOCK STAND
new invention which bids r TO supersede and exclude
hom the market all stands that have heretofore been
nsed-hew-YoIk Tribune Al WHEELER Wilson's Sew.
ing Machine Rooms, No. sos Broadway New-York
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BEAUTIFUL LIFE-LIKE PICTURES.
Carries Do visite 81 per dozen; Duplicses 81 so AL
Negatives registered X. A. LEWIS ls2 ChsthGm.s, N.
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Madame Tiimnn,
NO. 1jS EASE NINTH-SFREET.
tLat- Of TO. 7l2 Broadway
Adjoining A. IT, Stewards New store,
Has openod choice assortment #
SPRING BONNET5.
Made in Paris expressly for her New Establishment.
Also. a rich variety OF outside aud inside MONIUREj
HEAD-DkESSES.
A great variety Of RUCHES for Bonnet-.
Cabinet Furniture.
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
xlOlOO0 WORTH OF FlkS1 GLASS FURNITURE.
In o.equenco OF the failing on wholesale business
ci.r mluuiacturd goods to the public this
est piicsi
CONSISTING Of Parlor Library Dining and Bedroom Suites
made selected material ana IN tho latest fashionable styles
All goods warranted.
Please examine goods before purchasing elsewhere
WE'LL BKAUNSDORF,
Nos 25 snd III Ryiu gtonst. bet. Essex aud Norfolk.
GRIND, Essex, aud Al onstOn-st stages pas. close BY
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M. Grays Russian and Turkish tnpc e,a - ~ .
No 81 Baysrdst open daily tor gentleman iom ad hv
and to p. m. and ladies from 10 to y a. M a" INV
| lazy. On Sunday from TO j! N iof s'"'
'"s" 0''n' W. PhILiPPsoN. superintendent II Bash'
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DINNER TEA and TOILET SETS. tisn ard Decorated
CHASDf.tIERS ca aud t.ENDslAE flAIt ltES, Inr
Table CUTLERY I'D Crystai CLASS. snThPlat,,d ia
SETS URNs CASTERS. SALNELS. CLOCKS VASES,
HROHZES Boh-mi1n GLASS, &c. In la!i'y drssnS and
IL. nat r,c,lI.J EUrUS n. ERUNDlGE
f' No gIg Broadway corner 2lsts.
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the very this terrible disease ana eref
Inmates II oot and branch. Dr. GOODALG IL tie hi.t aud
ONLY told the world VIVA; Catrfn really "ss,
and wn,Io II his k-mo1y tho only ono eVur
kuowu 20 core II. Pnce ~. Send s'smp 'of pamphlet
Depot 10. Gl2 BfOAdnHy. NOltIOa CO.. Soio hEyH's
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-13
A Voice From the Potomac.

We are favored with the following ap-
peal for help" from one of our Wayne
County boys, now in the 18th Indiana. =
The peace he alludes to. can only be
obtsined by and through the means he
speaks of, and it requires volunteers-those
whose hearts are in the war'-who are in
earnest, to conquer peace. We hope this
voice from the Potomac, may arouse those
who can go up to the assistance Of cur brave
soldiers in the field, and help them to crush
out this wicked rebellion:
BxzrLrros STATION, Va, Oct. 90, '63.
We have stained nearly every farm in this
part of Virginia, with our blood, for peace
I'VE do not beg OK plead for peace; but, By
force Of arms, demand it. The President
has called for 500. 900 volunteers. viii
they GOMEZ Do the People want War or
Pescsa Now il the time they must say bv
actions and not BY words. if they want the
latter. they must take up arms and come
out and help to make it. If they desire
War, hey win stay at home and beg for the
boon Of peaee'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-11-13
The War for the Union.

LIE CONSTITUTIONS OF THE SWAMP ANGIE
BArrERY.-E. w. Serrel, of the First New
York Volunteer Engineers, in a private
letter, dated Headquarters Department o.
the South. Morris Island. s. c., Septemb !
3Ist. says:
have been very busy, day and night
since July 9Th up to day or two; but We
have little rest now. For thirty days
and nights l never slept more than an
hour and half at one time, and seldom
more than three hours out Of the twenty
four, and for over six weeks did not take
of my boots and clothing except for the
purpose of putting on fresh Immediately.
But all this labor has been more "a Did: for
it was my good fortune to design and super
intend personally the erection Of the bat
tries which bear directly on the city OF
Charleston, and pointed the FIRST gun fred.
The Swamp Angel" as the soldiers call
one of the batteries, was a hard iob-n
required seven thousand days work, while
Wagner, Gregg. Moultyie. Sumter, Bee,
Johnston, Mrs Johnston as We call another
fort on James Island, for want Of name,
and over q mile in length Of small batteries.
all poured their shot and shell into US the
whole time we were building it, after they
saw the epaumeBt above the grass. IL
stands on the very softest Of mud. twenty
two feet deep, SO soft that man viii sink
into it out Of sight in few minutes if he
attempts to walk on it. We carried ten
thousand bags filed with sand more than
two miles, and brought over three hundred
large logs and pieces Of timber more than
ten miles 10 make the battery. Two miles
and half Of bridges across the marsh had
to be built 10 get to the batteries. 1t was
no easy job to mount the guns: but il has
been done, and only General Gilmore and
Major Butt, Of the Engineers. we're willing
to say they believed the plan feasible. It is
however, proud satisfaction to me. and
legacy for my cEildrens children, that did
this, and mounted the only guns that have
ever fred into Charleston since her REBEL.
ious, naughty, wicked citizens fired upon
the glorious old flag OF our Union; and.
what is more, l do not hesitate to say that
If SO ordered. could, in two weeks. with
the means we now have on hand, utterly
destroy. obliterste, and wipe off the face
of the earth, as were Sodom and Gomorrah,
that sink Of iniquity and hotbed Of arisso-
cratic rebels.