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49enslons.
JUsTUs 1. MCCARTHY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
AND
SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS,
WASHINGTON CITY, D. o..
99eIISIunS.
Will tivs prompt Rtteshon TO applications Tor
ARREARS OF PAY, BCUNTIEs, PENSIONS,

VIII livs prompt RttesHon to applications for
ARREARS OF PAY, BGUNTIEs, PENSIONS,
And all other CLAIMS before the Executive Depart
ments and in the Court Of Claims
Refers to: Hons. II. NJ. Rice; NJ. 3 Latha~i NJ. 3
Wilkinson United States senRtorsj j.. Black E NJ.
Stanton Secretary OF War; wi liam Kellogg, Schuyler
Colfax, p. n. Fouke, Members Of Congress; Colonel
q. W. Ewipg, OF Indiana and others.
The undersigned desires TO inform persons having
demands against the Government fhe Snited states
that he ia prepared 10 prosecute their claims WIN
promptness and on reasonable terms, His practical
knowledge OF ali the details Of tho nitfy ser ice OF
the United States gives him great isGilles loI me
speedy adjustmen and collection et every dssortpaoh
OF military claims. -
All peraous who entered the military service after
March l. 1891, and disabled BY wounds or disease
Widows Of soldiers who are killed, or die beio OF
afer their disc ,args, from wounds reserved, or DIS
ease contract while In service, are entitled 70 pen
sionu.
II no uidew, then the chidren uHder sixteen years
Of age are entitled 10 pensions.
Ifne UidoW nor ehildrrn, then the mother, W wholly
or in part dependent deeeased for support
II no mother, then the sisters At deceased, undet
sixteen yeArp ef age, II WhSy or 40 part Dependent
on deceased for support.
All enlisted vhS serve tive years are entitled "a
Bounty,
All whs are discharged, by reaHos sf wounds re-
ceved In battle, arc entitled 10 bounty.
Bounties and arrears ai pay duo deceased soldiers
are paid follows; arst, 70 his widow second " no
widow, 10 his children.
father 70 mother third Il no father nor mother then
70 his srothers and sisters ATfnTa paS fosS 10
the heirs 5BbTUS I. MooAkFI.
Gallons prepared aud for-aTded by him, will receive
proinpt attention 17 o-IFdu
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G9lamteo.

NHANTnD-ro oBoBRow-sEvEN HUNDRED
~ DOLLARS, on good sfeuriiy, Apply ~ this
once NAL
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tUafst H Oh, ittA tIh
CONCENTRATED LYE
NTITX SnAp MAKER

NM l II s'CAE MA ~ Ihs
w dI makes high pr ees; SSponiher helps 20 70
duce them. Itmakes Soap for Four cents pound
by using your kehen grease
So CAUTIONS As spurious Lyes are offered
also, be sreful and only ouy the Patented article
put up in Iron cans all others being ceuntsrfsits
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFAOTNG CO.,
PhiISdsiphta-No IoT walnut street.
Pitt.burg Pate st. and Daquesns Way.
nol7daw3m
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Isrtiggtniol n lIfe. g.eraI (1stffl 4

sIs (IsstbnOnidi Of Ms Sarah Gsuid1
PRsT. DRMvSs, i've years age my SCALP sesame
seased and my hair commenced t0 ia cut very fast
Tae disease spread until my scalp WAS enc complete
sore IL became very painful; my rest at night was
broken; the burning and itching sensation unsup
portable; would apply remedy amer remedy, bot
only momentsry relief consulted several phys-
cans of this city. was informed by them that the
disease with which my scslp was Affected was ina Salt
Ri um, and that they coud not heneht mein / read
your advertisement and concluded 10 consult you.
You assured me that you would eTRdeae The iUaeAss
and restore my hair; which had seeoma very tim.
and the results Are,i taye aluxuTiaut head of hair;
my scalp IS peres we'll and nay has has esassd 70
fall oot. Respect niy yours,
Mas. SARAH Gown, No, ~ sontA Pean street
II tisa ihct acknowledged by all whe hava ured the
Hair Reslorer, and their name ls Legion, that u
THE ONLY PREPARATION
That would enectually aud permanently restore the
hair OF those who are bald, and prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
The large and rapidly Increasing sale Of Restorative
s the strongest evidence sf the mas told benefits "a
cOnierring npon
rl THE HUMANFAMILY auJ q,
The confidence OF tho prllie has bees obtained and
they all unite in asies'ins to s nsr' and vast super
OVER ALL PREPARATIONS
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non to oanse hair 70 grow slx feet IN rehy as any
months, esit !ss simple mpossihiIIy and toialiy ID
skeptoal OF inereduous, will make bSna flde oner
Twin forfeit sI,0OO
lone Thousand Dolarsj ir ! Ail 10 cure the woIs
cases Of partial badness, under hfleen years stand
ing, with
The ONLY GEN INE HAIR REsToRER.
This wonderful remedy is sod by druggists gener
W YOUR DRUGGIST BAs NOT COT m SEM
FOR 1T
NB.--CuFes guaranteed in every cass where the az
Teotions for use are implicitly obeyed.
s~Pree 81 per So'tls 30 Gr s1S bottles io ioT
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Illinois CenTral kallrOau

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song soutH, 400 = m AMI t.so i;VO m.
Yong North, $500 = m and = "a
asy south il:So N aud i:aI p,,
--si. ". T. JOHNSON Gen papm, u,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-12

Changes.--A young lady, in class study
ing physiology, made answer to question
put that in six years human body became
entirely changed, so that not particle which
was in it at the commencement Of the period
would remain at the close of IT, Then,
Miss L." said the tutor, "in six years you
will cease to he Miss L?'' ''Why, yes sir,
suppose so, said she, very modesty looking
at the floor
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-12

Book Bindery-In BeckerS Building, over
the Post Office; every description Of Binding
Is executed ia the very best style, and at
cheapest rates, such as Blank Books, Maya.
zines, nc. Ruling done to order. Remember
the place, Room No %, Beckeps Building.
wv local f. w. MEYER.
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ON and After Monday neat Trains sn ,ne lnaia,
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atb.56 am aud 46U ~
Returning, Will atuys ~ llilS m Atd 500 IN.
The d;oa m, SUI 4tOF IA, sxpresr LIAn.s d a ,
close counecncns 70 at points IN the est anu suu'
and 3vO m train The shOrts 81 uud ahi,Aestr,,,
y Chicago and the Northwest
nol7 EW WOODWARD, Superintendent
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nN aud atVr SUNDAY, Nov 10, Ices trsius n,
~ leave Union Depot, SiKth .trest l,,t alsl,, "
al intefme,iiate points M follows, -
Ieleao snd Chicago hsn q, Io.OJam.
Chcago auu DeuOit Rlght kxtress A. ana, ,n
nol5 X. N. SHOEMAKER, supsnnts,lPpin,
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Wanted BY young, beautiful, aud in
telligent lady, place in the city in some
respectable family as an adopted daughter. 1t
is expected her pious example will be taken
az equivalent for board Is particularly fond
of children Address,
ELIzABETH HoLNEs, ID 10.
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EsAa& u ssisssailil.
, 1864-10-09
eENDLEION MUST WITH.
DRAW.
What the New Ecyk Herald &hluks Of
L1t1le mAckerelsg chances

Tbs New York Herald, the leading oppo~
sition paper 10 the United st1tee, candIdly
:.concedes that nnless Pendleton is forced to
declre and the Copperheads carry PennsJ1.
yania next Tuesday by decisive msjorlty,s
Mcclellan will be dlsetrous1y defeated At the
November >eltctlop, Ind 1t admits that Is
things now look the Republicans will sweep
Pennsylyania on the 11th Of October. Here
is what old Bennett tays On the subject. Pen
dleton must go ovirhoardt to ssva Mcclellan: ::
We would a1morish Mr.. Belmont, frst En-.
gineer Of the pres ent Democratic party. that
some other reforms in hls working machinery
are Iested to secure success, OF ehoT Of
succte<, to his Presidential ticket. For In
stance, it il generally understood that the Re-
suit o. the PtnnsylyanlA October. election
will determine the Presidential issue, and 1t
ia cc1c1a1y teateved that The Democrats 10
Penusylyanfn are making little progress to.
; war1s tha zcovesy Of the ground they lost In
October, 1868, At al events, We concur in
Ittte universal public opinion that unless the
| Democracy catT3 this October fenusylvAnia
clection, md By decisive msIority, General
| WcCl. llan ID destined to m overwhelming
| defeat Mr. Lincoln may be 70 elected With
out Psnrsylvanis; bnt her October vote Is
| acton "a viii turn the SOILS In soma other
| important States In November. How Is this
| nhif ct fo be secureds Give ua your thought.
nj ATTENTION Tor moment, Mr. Belmont,
md hfarken to our advfct. Tie experience
l~ef m Old campaiener. fsee from Ill party
/ frsmmele and a11liatlops. cannot be uisre'
| asutd. 1lsten to what We have to say.
The csuy5es In ennss1vAnlA tn behalf OF
Gete.al Mcclellan d1ags heavily. Why!
, 1864-10-09

TALLOW-fzeeeivtd 1,c1e ne; shippsd E:!3t b
The mRfkat co1ltnust dull and teprefset. Wlth n
almett EomlrAl chipping demand and sturtheE d.
LET. Pt!tft tonuEue unsettled.
To81 ECil-IhsFe e deAIcely aoythinE delnx IL
1nscpi4tt3g sno dtsltrb but few bnyess Al Dssseos
nnnainaf atin re had that stuef1 ar h4l6 dru Ar
f1rrt n
, 1864-10-09

Personally be ID =. popular men-popular a.
soldier, ~ citizen. As Democrat, ~
man Of promis1nE &hilltles for orstatcamansatp,
and as aloyal, patriotic Union man. nc u
DsmociacI, and Is their favotitc his nams
bore down III opposlnou at Chicago. :Trues
the copxen.lon pfaced him upon q rlckety
and tteacherpns platform but IN rejecting IL
Is be d 1t Rqultted tits infamyf Wny, then
this heayy, up hit1 labor n advancing nls
+ question, and here 10 the answcr: The Popu'.
lar enthusiasm which, before the Chicago
Convention, Waa awakened, Eat and West,
by the name Of Mcclellan. has been e1tio.
gulshed BY its association with tbs nAme OF
Pcnd1e&on. Herr is the difficulty, and the
must be removed, and at once. II Mr. Bel
I mont would carry the Pennsy1yania October
eleetinn.
Whit ia the public record Of atr. George q.
Penc1eton? Ne are dealing With him ii :
public man. It Ia tho record IN Congress and
places, from the beginning to this day. Of
] consistent, constant. tnvtterate and Kta!ons
| svDpAthjEer with the cause Of the rebell1on-
From his congressional record during this war
We may safely say that. had his vote on all
important test questions been tn: castin2
| to FIJI our wasted armies WoRid have ceaaed
the psY' Of our brave soldiers, their suo slst:
| ence, clothing snd traneportation would
| have been stopped; our gallant Union heroe.
| on the land aud water would have bee1
aba1 doned to the tender merc{es Of JeH
Davis, and this daJ We should have had .
Southern Confeder1cy, and war With Eng
lspd and France, for nere remnant OF tht
Union, H. full blast. This Is the difficulty
with the Democratic Presidential ticket
Can It be possible that Mr. Belmont enter
te1tains 10 Light an estimate OF the tntelli
genco Of the American people .. to fattel
ton has now only to remain Silent to escAp'
upscathedr No, sir His ai1ence Il: under
stood ~ atsick, and It's OBJECT rs dangerou
deception. The lo1a1 voters OF tho Nortl
understand this thing Is Involving the us
of Union soldiers name for a treacherou
cd rebellion, which will make this poopl
sttDk in the nostri1s Of even poor unfortu
| raie Mexico.
, 1864-10-09

Letter from The Hon. Alex: Loug-He
Secs HothinE but DcfeAt..
The Ohio State Journal publishea letter
from Mr.. Leug, Of the "a District, which,
1t says, "was found by a gentleman in the
premises Of mercantile establishment in
this city. where it had Accidentally beea
dropped, of course" The following Is ths
letter: .
CEo1HNATr, Sep. 90, 1864.
MY DEAR sIR: Your favor Of the .5,sd wa4
du1y received, aud ehuulu have hed an earlier
answer. Want Of time IL my cxcuse, how
ever foI not dolcg. 20.
did not 60 to New York. Auot Greer,
Of 1utntis, who was one Of the coafereace,
Ntrbo'as Hottl, WAS tere, and gave me full
detail Of al! they did.
They h4d passcd a resolution to hold =
Convention In this city during tbs present
wttk, for the purpose Of making au inde.
pendent nomination.. but on thc receipt OF
| not received BY Gen. Singleton untll Wca.
| nesday, they then r escladed tho resolution,
concludlug that II Ohio would do nothing,
they would do nkewla:. And upon the re-
1 EcindIpg Of tho resolution. tbs Atsropo!itzn
Rtfotd snd Fre<man's Journal cavcd 10, but
Ben. Wood determined TO atand ont alone,
and IL doing 50 maufully, 1t the loss ofSl ,o0
Singleton ID IN Washington now, and ~
not bsen home tiuce the Convention. ult
whole eoul ID In tho Gauss, aud he u at thli
time operating through chaunol you soult
not snipect, but which has been connded t
me In confidence. -..-.-
There ID 10 enthusiesm in the DemocrAc,
here, and tha election ID almost gofng oy dc
fault, see nothing bat defezt; Others se
differently. But short time will dstsrm.n
| II now.
hope to see you 1t the proposed Peac
Convention In this city On tho 18th OF ncx
month. Very truly, yours,
| AIEYANnKR IoEG.
, 1864-10-09

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Eoa4tHA&
same tins stts ~
Maize nsm ma IN .hsnxc1. Ha Quots:
Beech cosd. u iha yard. al ait O.
kApie, u cc1d, do co n.o4 % I!44
Hie11sS. cord. Do DO lsno DO hss
, 1864-10-09
The Political Campaign in MARYLAND

blEF180MKs tE<4 q 1c6h.
Ex-Governor Randall, OF Wisconsin, (first
meeting In this city last week soDe OF the
strongest kiud OF autt.slsVery meat. but y
! war not half strong enough for Maryland
abo11tlonfsts- Ills speech WAs spplauded to
the echo.
TIE Union mtettng At Frederick last weak
vas very large one, but there vas lack Of
speakers through some bluuaer OF the man
lot without i.s good elects. for they went
away more determined than ever to put the
new Constitution though a. Winter Davis
holds forth tonight At the new Assembly
Room In thts city.
The maJoralty canvass In this city fs run
ming very high 3ust NOW. Archibald Stlzlicg,
| JE., It ls thougot, will heat tue incumbent
John Lee Chapman. Bis Encce:s will put
our city politics hundred 5eata ahead of the
loo long. Chapman has been caught pa1der-
| Ing to the<lieloyai, whom the loysl are re-
| eoivt d to exclude ffom the polls.
| The MCCLELLAN ard Pendleton party ate
! making no headway In our State. Even In
the city they cannot get up anY nse. lCna11ea
J. II. G1inn, one Of ouf city hwJ1rs, And
an a1deot rebel, has decilne1 serving is ~
eIector, The msn who are engineering thll
CopUerhead movement arc nearly Ill ohuox.
Ious retele who sought to carry the State
out Of The Union In 1861.
Thfrc may be atsempts to resist the e1ecu'
lion Of the law and the mandate Of The Con
yenfion rrqnfriug the admtnistr4tion Of the
osh s as ee%1E Spt e. on sas 4s:c9
ed 10 put down III such desigus against ths
Eslfotbcx, He will be warmly seconded 1t
| hfn efEorra to sec the laws executed by Gen
mi Wsllace, II the Copperheads shall fnauSu
rate fee fight over the ballot-box-
, 1864-10-09
Correspondence Of the chicsgo TFtbune.1
WaR4Aw Ind Oct a. 1861,

1n'1"' w. 4nu,, tsnas ~. -. i 4,s @ n,,,
Of the country came OF today.
BY direct count. there wero seven hundred
and f1fty WAGONS In nrocesslon. aud over
80 ...1" 49, 1900 1avea ,,.ornfn, f1sy
psafty eseIy "aeon Tavea i uea1' sm1 I"hn.osS' .s'
9c.ltnk sae o1mse ,S ~ 1'as'n .,r.ian,sr w.s
drawn y Twelve ePlenala aoIgs; osca a TUE oS
oy 3oopE man weasing "nt9e cap. .,n To- Icy,
eashs ana ft1ibg % 0n oiao essIps sltvTn ~ shy.
tvtT me ssa1se; 31e wason sonma as1sa 1tth sda1.
t5s1 Young tso'ss' ogTos n,na s5si ore$ thoir n
, 1864-10-09
FROM vALPARRAIsO.
The Greak Union Observation-Disclosures
@tndo0s HAthnslxsm OF 1no Union
MIN,

--
vA1rARA1so. Ind, Oct. s. 1874
The imposing demonstration In behalf Of i
tho Union and tbs candidates. who arn pledged
tober causr. .hy,h - nov. v,tn....d h.rato.
d.x 5roerrss s. a"a.s.,.,t " I~~ ".o1 49," .s.s
m, usssttea soneaa'ns mose tosn mese:
.teleGrophic notice ! am uaahlo to give you
crowd By which every eu,pty space OF ground
In onr vi]1arn h.a ~, acrr ,.d ~ ~ 4fe
wi1d ana sl1.rs~r.dsen ae.h.stsra ~. 80
49, a.A ~uPstsnatne on.nesaas" ioI tae
:was ahinated. I have heard the assemblAge
vArIously estimated from 1900 upward.
hu, a. :: .,,fBn,s.t - 49, ~ y,ee.,a
.,,ah !. ~ "' 1o1t '1eata.
"1'eo - aecuslomeo 10 aaFse cto"oa
On great -oceasione, never aaw anything
to thls.: From an carly nour IN the forenoon
N nnnnn-n,ore.sso,:w ~, sIr,v,,1 f.,S,
eVrrr f3irrcficr: :v5fh a." sna h.nnasee ;hs...
ine aver 1rr,e,T az. .o9. snserinticn and:atvIce
fnS,crtsvr -; ~ 1Atc,MirF "a .1n:.it,~ - ~
ptoplr 10 Iheir Goyernment. The lsrrest saf
ies 1n, naeodcd Ih,opS ths
htsned hv 1he Vs,nsrs,sn R.nd. foii1 "a,
a cbctr e topnp Iaaira. and b.tTsen az IL
Anndrcd a1dn thousand= ladies ana r1rt1s-
man on ho1sebsef, :.
n Roa: aeho,lst cola. and Hon. ".
Mckee IQUO NEfE ktH yflnrf0RT a ~ ef
| fha Cccasion and. cheereil Is tbeir or,nS
recenfinn' rivbt raiianftv 2,,dtc.taGG ~ 80
causn OF onr connirv ana laid haTs fha ~
| phjstrfes OF trtasnn: Fario in "a dsv H.
itaiinr Connsrheods NJ The n1-rs shxnrt ~ ~
their din,ens5ons. retfre5 r. tbefr ho1ex
whiia ntberN II 4hsm hexfnr M ho1rs to
| which 10 20. stand -aronni in vacant amaze.
merf The anrcInr rnn1ttfnde which rreetsd
! our heroic Repff ssntstiye. and The eioouenE
Dunn: to daT, viii its tn1ndsttne storms Of
I cheers ana appiauEc. TafT,n gtrtkio9 contrast
, 1864-10-09
4 Meeting at merriss 6fnnay CO.
MI. Wentworth addresses the people at
Msrris, Grundy Co, Oh Tueaday, the 11th.
MONTE Union Celebration at Cleve-
tantf

land.
Amonster Unlcn celebration took place
at Cleveland, Ohio, On the 9Th Inst, at which
over *, COO people Nere present. Although
drenchirg rain occurred 1t the time, th:re
was torcblieht procession numbering orer
5000 voters. Fireworks were set OF IN ev-
cry direction, aud the whole city Was blaze
OF light. The Cleveland MTa1d says:
Tho procession was FORMED In and around
the Square, aud then came ihe gsandsst part
Of the whole dcmoustrAtion. at the signal
FROM the cannon, tho whole square was one
mass Of frc1orks. Every. member OF the
progression was furnished With a Roman can.
die, md somc hundreds Wrre distributed
smorg the soldiers and othera In the confer
Of tho Square. simultaneously between
ltfce and fuur Thousand Roman candles coul-
utpccd shootiog theie coloftt globes Of IRE
| into the atr, rockets tew up from ! dozcu
| rlaces at once, mlhes exploded, sending uQ
| showers of golden and crimson firee, oon'
| fires hlaxed In aever0 quarttfs, ard Tor
| considerable time the SKY wAs lit up With
the most extraordinary pyrotschn!e dYpl,y
| Tho Square WIS packed tight With people,
and all. Tue streets a1{acent were deusclJ
tLropgcd. The enthusiasm wAs Intense, acc
tho whole population seemed to bo WORKED
! up to I shouting point They hung trouni
fora long time aftes the grand display wa
over, tlstlning to atrona Union speechos .
tho ttsud, and chcs1ing lua,a1g for tho Uatoi
i ffcknt. -
, 1864-10-09

fs1, l!.s,s short otzxa hsad 1t sss05 SIX ptr 10
NJ. Yattsrday ,ha demand had conaiderAolJ In
p.oyea snd p,scss vexn azncf. with AZ AoTaoee OF
1seztc on nEeuous Q9otsuonS.
1oed shipping trsdes .throuGsout ths week ha1e
bseu 70 runtnsl eupp124 Tke demana IL ~ psoaa'
ltutted ow1sx 10 he comparative inactivity. had ab.
sa1ce Of all nsune1s In cur Esste5n wazkatf.
Tbs market epnr ed thts morntn& with usatlT 1rNA
head OF Beef csstla In tho rAfions ynrds. 7hs d.
uuand hss baen mora seuys thsa during anypfeTtous
day OF tho wesk, md prices hsve zuled 1rZ, show
ting further adsaaca Oh FTtdays Quotatons OF IA
Ito per 100 De. Ahout&6 hea1 Nero taken hT city
psoters at 1asfes&3 ger lta -, Aud tho remainder
by tna specu1asozs, army contractors sud city hutch
ets The ente1eo talts dur,n9 ths day zmoz: to N
neAd, thns leRynk shout 800 heat In
ttiIces few dtnyes which will be shipped Eaat On
'ornesS' 4ceouut- Prices tA1ge1 tom Il eez3ao.
thts4f at 1s.thai Is per 100 DG.