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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-18
Kentucky Politic,s,.' |, !

The Louisville Journal, in an article on
nominations for the Legislature, says:
We want no men sent to the Legislature
to make factious or indiscriminate opposi-
ton to the Administration. We. want none
sent there who will not find moro pleasure
in supporting the Administration where it
is right than in opposing it where it 10
wrong. We want none sent there who will
not judge oil its acts in q spirit of liberality
and candor, approve where they can, blame
only where they must, and above sIl sus-
tain the Government, whatever may be the
misdeeds Of those in power, in prosecuting
the war with the most terrible energy. We
have thus indicated the ground and the
only ground upon which there can be unity
Of feeling and action among the loyal men,
upon whom will devolve the momentous
duty oflegislating for Keptuekyin this
mighty crisis Of her aifairs aud the affairs Of
the nation. -ss---
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The Inauguration Ceremonies Of the
Twentieth.

We print elsewhere the programme for
the cerenonies iuauguratinS the New State
on the 20th. Governor Peirpoint will de.
liver bis valedictory in front Of Linsley In,
stitute, and then introdce Gov. Boreman
who will deliver his inaugural, and raise
the Ansriean Gag over the temporary Gap.
itol OF tho New State Both branches Of
the Legislature and the offiosrs Of the New
State will be present, and the 4th and 9Th
regiments will parade under arms. Citizens
are requested to display Asgs from their
houses, and We have podoubs every house
in the city will be de0ked With iion one to
. dosen. tits expeoled there will be .
great crowd Of people 10 de city probably
surpassing in numbers, as tke ocession will
sdrpsss IN djsp.sy, any sinse the Mass Con-
vsnsiou Of Msy 'sls@lW s.sdlsg Intslligsa.
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THE RESOLUTIONS.
THE ARMY MUST BE SUSTAIN
ED, 4 THE UNION PRESERVED.
Great Enthusiasm.
Letters from Hon. D0istel 8.
Dickinson r Col. P0Orsssass.

Last Saturday was glorious day tor the
Unconditional Union men of Belmont coun.
ty. A great many persons from distant parts
Of the county came in on Friday evening" =
Everything betokened q good meeting. -
We were told tho PEOPLE were coming. In
che morning We were in hopes Of having u.
good meeting as the Corwin meeting ia
go; but that meeting was but ''drop ia
the bucket compared with Mo splendid
meeting on Saturday. II icds the ld,yesl
meeting ever held IN the county; and We have
heard many old citizens declare il was the
largest county meeting they ever saw any.
chere.
Tho Committee Of Arrangements had
selected Col. JOHN LIpPlNcorr for Grand
Marshal, assisted by sufficient number of
efficient aids.
TIE DISPLAY OF RuNTINo ON THE STREETS.
There were large number of American
flags displayed from windows on the street,
and large flag was stretched across the
street from the top Of the Lewis House 10
the top of Lochary's building, opposite.
THE PROCESSION.
At about 10 o'clock the firing of cannon
East Of town announced the coming of the
procession from the East Col. Lippincot,
and his assistants met the procession, and,
headed by Vauss' Cornet Band, escorted
them to the West to meet the procession
from that direction. As the procession
oamo down the hill at the East end of town
it presented magnificent sight. The
whole procession was lined WITH flags, and
In II there were large number Of the fair
women Of our county-some of whose sad
faces told palmer than words what they had
suffered for thoir country. GoD BLESS THE
woNEN oy AMERIcAi After all they arc
che true heroes. ....
This procession was very long, and was
made up, principally, Of people from Peasc,
Pultuey, aud Colerain Townships. As it
moved past the Lewis House, cheers wero
given for Gov. Tod. The Governor pro.
ssnted himself at window and waved his
hand In acknowledgement Of the oompli
meut.
The procession moved to the West end
Of torn, whore Il met the vast procession
from the West. The grand procession was
formed here, with the Western delegation
In front, aud moved 10 that order through
town. While Il was passing through town
tho sidewalks on Main Street were literally
black with people, aud 10 the neighborhood
Of tho Lewis House the street was 50 full Of
humanity that vehicles could scarcely pass
through it. As this great procession moved
past the National Hotel ii was discovered
that tho family Of the brave Capt Danford
who is absent from home In the Army Of
the Cumberland and whose family is board
ing ~ that houss-had two miniaturs
..~ar!can asg, displayed from their win.
dowa, The house had shown no bunting,
ssd thsss little Gags wese greeted with
yaptuross oheers. !.
The grand pvoosssiou, vhsa formed, vas
over two niles long. Il was dismissed q
On carly hour, In order 10 enable persons te
Get their dinners in liws foy the exercises
st the stand, y = ." s. X ~
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Nomination Of vallandigham by the
COpperheada

Nomination Of vallandisham by the
Copperheads.
The Coppcrhead convention at Columbus
on last Thursday nominated the Traitor
Vallandigham for Governor. Tbis is an in
suit, not only to the brave men FROM our
State WHO are yot in the field, but TO- the
heroic dead who sleep in unnumbered graves
upon the hundred battle. fields ofthe South.
The same convention nominated Geo. Il.
Push, Of Cincinnati, for Lieut.. G Governor
Van Trump, Of Lancaster, for Supreme
Judge; a man by the name Of Knapp, Of
Ashland, for Treasurer, Hubbard, -of
Logan, for Auditor; and the Inevitable
John II. Heaton, of St. Clsirsyille. for
Board Of Public Works. ~.
The convention passed great string of
resolutions, which may be found in another
column. We imagine the soldiers won't
thank them for the regard they seem to
have for them, while at the same time they
present an out-and out Peace. at. any price
ticket for the sufrages Of the people. Val
landigham, long ago, said he was in favor
OF disbanding our army-while the Rebel
army was to be left in the field to capture
and destroy our cities and towns, and sub.
jugate our people. He has frequently
boasted that he never voted man nor a
dollar for the suppression of this gigantic
Rebellion against the Constitution and laws
OF the country, and has declared he never
would. He is the only man who has had
the hardihood to present measure in Con.
gross for the dissolution of the American
Union. He presented bill proposing
amendments to the Constitution, BY which
the Union was to be divided into four parts.
These amendments, proposed by Vallandig-
ham, may he found in The CHRoNIcLE Of
last summer, printed with speech of Hon.
John A. Bingham. ~.
And there is Heaton, too, amt he beau.
" to talk about thanking our patriotic sol.
dieryl Heis Secessionist per se, and has
been pretty consistent one ever since the
war broke out, and God only knows how
|
This ticket was made with the design ol
forcing conflict between the National and
State Governments. A committee was an
pointed, with Geo. E. Pugh as Chairman
for the purpose Of waiting on the Presiden,
aud demanding, in the name of the Democ
racy Of Ohio, the return of Vallandiphan
to his home. They seem to think Jefferson
Davis would be willing to permit him to re,
turn here, and that the President of the
United States is the only person to hinder
it, Suppose Tod, or Bingham, or Galloway
were to day in the South, and news were re-
csived of his election, as Governor Of Ohio,
does any one Imagine JEFF. would speed hiu
on his homeward way2
We would have the people think ofthese
things, and, banishing all feelings Of pas
sion and resentment, do their duty to theil
country in this day of its sorest trial.
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Gov. Curtin assumes Command Of
the Department Of the Susque-
hanna. 'H 'sh',I 3lse'N
HARRIssuRa, June I2.--Gov. Curtin
has assumed command of the Department
Of the Sussuehsnna. He summons for
the defence ofthe State, oil citisens be-
twoeD.the ages Of 10 b 90 TO organize an
army corps, embracing cavalry, artillery
and infantry, to serve during the pleasure Of
the President or the continuance Of The
war. When not required in active service
10 defend the Department, they will be re-
turned to their homes, subject to the call Of
the cotnmandiDg general.
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THE PROCEEDINGS IN THE AFTERNOON.
The people met Mt The stand at about f2i
o'clock. Col. d. d. I. Cowen, Chairman
Of the Committee of Arrangements, called
the meeting to order, and nominated the
following gontlemen for officers of the meet
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Administrator ! Notice..

NOTICE Is hereby given thai at tho Probs,s cosH bs
~ Belmol, County oba the undeysigned wes APP
cf Robeu Cochran, deeea.ed lse of @d cnapN n
All hose indebted aaid estate requested 70 maks
Immediate payment und tho~e having claims sgaihss
within one year from this dale. ~ .il.s'f :
vswtb isNS = 71.' "
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kelmsut @ruuists.
rMuHsoNr, JUNE 1s, sses.

'..S eouamahieasisns irsrrd.d for insertion in the
r~seo a. sror bv-iress rsisunr the ses, should be
sssr.ssss "peluvns Chroneis, 81, cisi,svil., osien
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-06-18
THE GREAT UNION MEETING ON
SATURDAY.
5000 People in Council!
THE PROCESSION OVER TWO
MILES I'm LENGTMi
SPLENDID DISPLAY OF FLAGS.

Speeches by GOvernOrsTOd and
PeirpOint, Hons. .Saml. Gal
lOWay, John A. Bing-
ham, and Edward
ArchbOld.
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rias sf ths ffes hssrrs hope and. .honps,
By angel hands 70 vslor given
Thy stars have liz the wsikin dome,
And all thy hues were born IN heaven.
Forever hoaf tnat standard sheet!
Where brssthss the foe bat falls before us,
With Frtsdom's soil beneath our feet,
And freedoms banner streaming Ger us!
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Platform Of the Peace Democracy.
The following is the platform ia full Of the
Peace Democrats, as adopted in Convention
at Columbus on Thursday:
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Pesidenf,
MAJoR HENRY WEST. t
Vice hxidents, III
Col. JAMES NJ. SMITH,
Major SOLOMON BENTLEY,
CRAWFORD WELSH, Esq,
CoULsoN DAvENPoRT,
JOSEPH p. ARRIcK, ESQ.,,
JoHN HARRIS,
LEWIS BoeER, .it
Hon. A. 9. RAxAoE,
HENRY WELSH,
THOMAS A. FRED,
MICHAEL DANfoRD, .tr
WM. DUNBAR, g..
VIM SHARON,
Hon. Isaac HOLLOWAY,
T. p. RHopEs,
Col. JOHN LIppINoorr,
WIN. A. TALBERT.
Secretaries.
Major b. II. CowEN,
DR.. A. II. HEwETsoN,
JNo. b. LoN0GLEY.
Rev. j, b. Johnston, Of the United
Presbyterian Church, then addressed the
hrone Of Grace in an exceedingly eloquent
nd fervid prayer, after which the Chair.
nan, on motion, appointed Hon, B. 8.
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/ Mxssas. cowKN, LEWIS, d ioNaeLsY /:
Your invitation to sddress Union Mass
Meeting, to BE- held 1t 81. Claitsvipo on Tho
,lstA v june, was resivsd ~ tedsst mail
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-21
AnnmnnnulnnnNa

GRoyER's THEATRE-C,lsbrdtiOH Of the Ndtion'S
Hoiliddy.-This evening has been set apart by
Manager Grover as gala night. On the occasion,
which S the eve Of the birthday OF the reyered and
Immortal Washington, three joyous pieces will be
performed, In each Of which either Mr.. or Mrs.
Barney Williams, or both, will appear. The en-
tertainment will commence with the glorious Irish
drama Of" All HAllow Eve, or Snap Apple Night"
in which, with songs and a double Irish Jig, Mr..
Williams appears as Rody O'Conner, and Mrs.
Williams as Kitty Killeen. This will be succeeded
by the delightful protean play Of In and Out Of
Place." in which Mrs. Williams ably BustainS ave
distinct characters. The performance concludes
with a farce, the Irish Tiger" Mr.. Barney vii.
liAms appearing as Tim OBryan.
On Monday evening next, which IL the last night
but five Of the engagement Of the WilliAmaeH, the
great fairy spectacle OF the Lakes Of Killarney y
will be presented. 1t employs all the members Of
the company, and will be produced In the usual sx
cellent style which eharaoterizes tho plays sub
mitted at Mr.. Growers theatre. Seats may be se'
sured two days in advance for the next and lRst
week OF Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-21
rJ-AcOuEh, II Cold, or an Irritated Throat,

Es-A Cough, Cold, or an IrTitated Throat,
II allowed to progress, results in serious Pulmo-
nary and Bronchial affections, Ofentimes inGurable
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs
reach dirScQy the affected parts and give almost
instant relief In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, and Ca
TARRH they are beneficial. The good effects re-
sultng from the use Of the Troehes, and their ex-
tended use, has caused them to be eounterfeited
Be sure to guard against worthless limitations
OBTAIN only the genuine BrOiOn'S Bronchial TrOehsS
which have proved their efficacy by a test of many
years. PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use
the TrocheS, Military Officers and Soldiers who
oyertAx the voice, and are exposed to sudden
changes, should have them. Sold everywhere a
25 cents per box. jan l1-d&wSm
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-21
AUCTION SALES.


DY w. L. WALL a CO., AustIOnssrs.
ID Corner Of Penn. 0Rd Ninth a., 9outh side
SALE OF GROCERIES, LIQ UORS, FRUITS, az a.,
AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, gath instant we
will sell at the Auction Rooms, large assortment
II Groceries, &C., embracing
Barrels White and Yellow Sugars and sirups
Chests Young Hysen and GunpowdeF Teas
Boxes Ground and Concentrated Coffee
Bags Coffee, do do
90 boxes Oranges and Lemons
Boxes CASTLE, Brown, and Hand Soap
Boxes Sperm and AdAmantine Candlea
Starch, NermAcelli, and MAcearoni
CASES PRESERVED MEATS AND FRUITS,
Consisting OF
Turkeys, Chickens, Calls Tongues, and ClAmA
Tomatoes, Peas, Corn, Preserves, 30, sc
Tomato and Walnut CAtsups, and Pickles &.
Cases Whisky, Brandy, and Gin Cocktails and
SmAshes
Cases Lemon and Raspberry Slrups
Barrels Pikes' xxx and Magnolia Whisky
Other brands Whisky
~ barrels Brandy
Various brands Cigars
killickinick and other Tobacco
Fine Cut and Chewing do
ALSO,
Kegs WHITE LEAD
A quantity of Small stores.
Terms cash. W. L. WALL b CO.,
isb u AuctiOneOTs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-21

D-A Cardg--TO Msmbrs Of Con0rsss and cRi-
zenI Of Waahfh0fon.-I have come from Northern
Minnesota, a. the direct representative of the
women and children OF that state, to tell their
story OF the Indian mAasacres there and give their
opinion Of "our Indian policy" past, present, and
prospective. 100 80
came on my own responsibility but my errand
has been freely endorsed by the state Officers,
press, and Congressional delegation OF Minnesota,
and by the entire press Of Chicago.
I shall present the case in lecture, In the lee.
ture room OF the Rev. Dr. SUNDERLAND's Church,
on Saturday evening, the 2lst inst, at halEpaut
seven O'Clock; and, for the sake Of those whom
represent, earnestly entreAt a full hearing. Ad-
minlion free. JANE q. SWIsSHELM.
fab
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-21
NARINps DANCING AcADEMY,


nj AT TEMPERANCE HALL,
r street, bett0cen Ninth aud Tenth streets.
PROF MARINI has the honor to inform his
former patrons and friends that his next and last
quarter Of this season, will commence on Tuesday,
March ID. All those wishing to accomplish them
selves In the graceful art, and to take part in his
GRAND FLORAL MAY BALL, which no pains
will be spared by the Professor TO make OF the
most select and brilliant ever given
in this city should avail themselves Of this oppor-
tunity.
DAYS and hours OF tuition-For Ladies', Misses
and MAsters-eyery TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY, from to 8 p. m. For Gentlemen,
from to 10 p. m, same evening. For particulars,
apply at the Academy from i2 to 2, every day.
Private lessons given at the Academy or in private
families, feb 2o-lws
GOLD HAS GONE up COTTON GOODS HAVE
" gone upl Sugar, Lard, Flour, and MolRsseS
ditto. And still we sell, at Wholesale, our
Boston Crackers at 8 cents
Soda Crackers at cents
Water Crackers At eents
100 bbls. Ginger Cakes, at s6.26 per barrel
Small Pies, s4.60 per hundred
Large Pies, SSto Gil per hundred-St
DAYTON'S BAKERY,
feb 2O-im 466 Eleventh st., bet @ and II.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-21

NOTICE To YoUNo MEE.--A very Instructive ser
ynOn to young people was delivered on Sunday
fvePing last, In the Lutheran Church, corner OF
eleventh and II streets, by Rev, Mr.. Butler. The
subscriber has been for years In the habit Of attend
Ing the lectures delivered by popular dIyines and
prStorS, but rarely ever has he listened to dis.
ourSe so full ofgood advice, and by which he felt
himself SO greatly proAted Yet there were not to
gxOeed $50 people present TO hear 1t. In this city
il 10 estimated, there are 10000 young men. Let
TOung man appeal to you. Cut of your attendance
pom the bSrrooun, the billiard table, the gambling
Al0on, the fasoinGtinG halls Of pleasure, and the
lheAtre-work for them no lOngeFj seek for such
nItruetlon az iSImpArted from the pulpit lectures
( Rev. Mr., Butler, and take a fellow young mania
ldviFe, You will be happier and better men.
Second OF the series will be delivered tomorrow
Sunday evening, Al ~ O'Clock
| j. L, D.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-21

A woRD or ADvIcE.-Ihose who have been
doctoring for weeks and months without obtaining
relief, should consult DIT. Fiahbatt, whose once 10
at No. AL street, corner OF Eighth street. and be
radically cured. Twenty-hve years exporisnee has
established DR.. Fihhblattg reputation ~ phyai-
moderate. DR., FIsHBLAfT,
a.. No. al street, corner Of Eighth,
Opposite the General Post once.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-21

MASON JONES, Fellow CommoneT, Trinity Col
lege, Dublin, after achieving In Ireland, England,
and Scotland, an eminenee Of OrGtorical Celebrity
never eQuAlled since the days OF Curran, Burke,
Of italian Liberty and served on the staif OF
GAribAldi during the entire campaign. HIS per
sonAl experience enables him 10 make this one OF
his most effective orAtlons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-21

u-Bible AIsstinR.--A nesting IN behalf OF
the Bible will be held in the First Presbyte-
rlan church, Four-And-a-hAh street, tomorrow
appropriate TO the occasion, will be delivered by
Rev. Or. Taylor, Secretary OF the American BiblS
Society. The public are cordially invited. u
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-21

Go 70 WHrTEHURsr, ~ Pennsyivania ayenue,
% obtain superior Likenesses s reduced prices
now selling At e4j half dozens, same rate. Colored
Imperials reduced from go TO go; selling whole
sire oolored at only 90. I will excel IN ColOred
Carte ds Yfstiei,n having secured the services Of
superior artist for that branch Of business Like
neaaes ofmAny Of those fallen In battle can be OBJ
tained herej hlsb card photographs Of prominent
man, both civil and military. nov 2i-u
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-21
8. II 8 <.
DRAKE's PLANTATION BITTERs.

They purify, strengthen, and lnVigorAte.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an Antidoteto change OF water and diet,
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late
hours,
They strengthen the system and enliVsn the mind
They prevent mlAHmAtio and intermittent feVeIG >.
Theypurify the breath and Acidlty Of the stomach.
They cure DYSPEPSIA and Constipation.
They cure DlAfrh9a, Cholera, and CholerA MsF-
bus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache
They are the best Bitters In the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
ST. Croix hum, the celebrated oallsaya BARK, roots
and herbs, and are taken with the pleasure Of a
beverage, without regard to age or time OF day.
Particularly recommended to delicate persons re-
quiring gentle Btimulant. Sold by all GrOceFs,
Druggists Hotels, and saloons. P. II DRAKE d
CO., 202 Broadway, New York. re 26-6m
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-21

ATTENTION, AFFLICTED l-Dr. Vellny IL yet en-
gagged in an extensive practice In this city and we
would call the attention Of the poor puny, emAci-
ated victims Of their sins 10 the best sources
Of remedy. First, give up your present course OF
life at once and forever and secondly, call on the
most sklful physicians, land none are better than
DR.. VellnyD and be cured OF the disease which IL
now undermining your constitutions and sending
you TO premature grave.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Of mo NJ. y. Church, Of Philadelphia, will COM
menee series Of practical Sermons on Health, a.
correlAtive with the teachings and life OF Jesus
Christ, at Temperance Hall, y street, between 9Th
and 10th streets, Tomorrow (sUNDAf,lA at II .. m,
subleot-"The Cause Of the Fall OF this Nattonfi
lss ssS X. p bubble Z sosdsS nS.sd f.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-21

INDIA RUBBER GooDs.--It is not necessary for
Mt. II. A. HALL to enumerAte the different styles
turers goods he keeps (he has them ALL on hand,
and glance into the beautiful store or list Of pFtcei
given by his attendants will convince any one that
his establishment is Trdiiy the only India Rubber
Warehouse and In located at $40 Pennsyv Ania ave-
nue., next door TO Messrs. Harper h MltohellB Dry
Goods warehouse, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. dec 8-l
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-21
~ United statss Christian Commi,

~ United States Christian Commis salon
will hold public meeting In the Hall Of the House
Of Representatives on Sabbath evening, February
22d, At seven o'clock Addresses will be delivered
by eN-Goy, Pollock, OF Pa, Rev DR.. Duryea, Of N.
Y, Hon. Horace Maynard, of the House, Mai. Gen.
Patrick, U, 5. A., and others. The floor OF the
House will be reserved for the President, Cabinet,
supreme Court, Congress, ke, ....'
Admittance TO the Hall will be through the main
entrances least and west) leading into the RotundA
feb 2O-2ts
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-21

10 Grand Fair.-The Grand Fair In aid OF
Sick and Wounded Soldiers, to be held at Odd Eel
lows Hall, (Seventh street) under auspices OF the
German'RelieI Association, will open next MON
DAY EVENING, the 2Sd inst, at O'Clock.
Season Tickets, admitting gentleman and two
ladies, Fifty cents. feb l1---dbt
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-21

DEsIRAnLE INDIA RUpBER oooDa-Mr, X. A.
Hall has juat received lot Of Ohaoern' Long and
ehQa, extra large alzesj Ao, lot Of blue Englihh
TalmAn very long, at 40 tAohi which he II selling
At manufacturer prices, " his India Rubber Ware
and Tenth streetss . b. ..... oct T-u
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-21

Wurtz, of New York, will Lecture on Friday, Feb
ruAry 10th, and Monday 2Sd, on "Gunpowder," I"
with Illustrations and experiments.
The public are invited. The Lectures commence
At Q O'Clock p. m. Admittanoe free.
ebI8--bt
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-21
Another Important CureI
COUGH, SORE THROAT, DIPTHERIA,
COUGH, SORE THROAT DIPTHERIA,
COUGH, SORE THROAT, DIPTHERIA,
CURED ny
PEARsON'B INDICATED TAR DROPS
TRY THEM,
AND BE WISE IN TLMEI
Another Important Cursi

WAsHINoToN, D. c., Dee. Q, 1892.
GEO. PrARsoN, Esq.-DsHr Sir: purchased a
package Of your MEDIcATED TAR DRoPS, my son
having a'Severe CoUoH and soRE THROAT, lin
fact, pronounced by many the nrst stages of DIP
THERIA,) when, to my AItonishment, they cured
him, as many neighbors will also testify, since
which would not bo without them. Respectfully,
yours, L. SIMILAR SMITH,
No. S6i \ street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-21

G1- BRtohSlOF's Hair Dye--The Best In
the WOFld.-WilliAm A. Bachelors celebrated
Hair Dye produces a color not to be distinguished
nom nAturej warranted not to injure Hair in the
least remedies the i-eiects ofbAd dyes and nvig-
CRATES the Hair for life GREY, RED, or RUSTY
leaving the hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all
DruBBiBtB, sc.
~ Thegepuine 10 signed VIM A. BATCHELoR,
on the four sides OF each box.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay street, (L.Ate 2sS Broad
way and 10 BOnd,l New York. my 22-Iy