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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25
How do Soldiers Vote?

IL Ohio, last year, they had q chance
to vote for Governor. The vote stood
0Hl0-0ci. f>55-Brough. Union man s23l5
NallsIdishan 25el
Maj. against the Copptrhead :a.s2i
|: is 10, reasonable to suppose Soldiers
would give more votes to Vallaudigban's
candidates than to Vsllandisham himself.
Yet Vallandigham framed the Chicago
Platform-moyed that the nomination of
Mcclellan be unsnimou.-and doubtless
vo1ld be one Of M'Clellan's confidential
and Influential advisers. Soldiers might
As well vote for one as the other.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25

RThere are but three COpperbead
Legislatures 10 Free States. They are
New Jersey, Indiana and Hin ois. and
we read those three are the only Free
State Legislatures which deny the right
Of the Soldiers TO vote
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25
United States Claim Agents.

LICENSE having been granted TO the
y undersigned to carry on the business Of
United States Claim Agents 10 Union county.
they will attend promptly TO the collection Of
back pay and bounties and the procuring Of
pensions for soldiers or their legal representa-
uveS, and the prosecution Of claims against
the United States.
JAMES F. & JOHN B. LINN
Lewisburg, March -, ls64
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25

There are, We believe. enough returns
to como in to carry part or all Of our can
diiates. Those from Snyder and Lyco'g
reach only to Friday last
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25

LEWIS BARKER, of Maine, will
address the people, 90 the Presidential
issue, next wednesday evening, at Lewis
burg. Let US al "hear from NIiae 7"
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no BE DONE,

Ia iS6: 'oe lost. epery,oaers, ly iisactiipi,y
csd .. ''eT-oo.fieAce. This year, sgsin, in
'aes'er' Lancaster, Allegauy ,&c., thousands
" our men did not vote, because they
'a0oghs their candidates all safe. Therein
" our only danger. We have, probably,
, -iaclsnt voters to elec, Pres. LINCOLN
III u they Isnain a, home on the s.h
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25
What must be returned.

THE personVho borrowsf The .dminisir.-
L tors account, Of saraH Knnk ke. deed, out
Of the Registers oEee, iSrsquested 10 reIurn
Ii Immediately.
Also The person who Borrowed the inventory
and vendUe list of DavifNelees, deed.
Also the person WHO got rhswil Of Charles
Ginier. deed. fEH WEKEL, Reg'r
Lewisburs, SEPT %, 1854
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25

"Eoe,y man to the front, TO .fgh," says
JEFF. Davis. "Eee.y man TO the rear, for
a diplomatic talk" say the Cops. They
seem TO agree that the Union must be
sacrificed
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25

SUDDEN DEATH After dioner 90 Sat-
urday last, JAMES CLARK, E-q, Jeff the
bouse Of James Hayes 10 visit the grave
Of his brother, F.avel Clark, in the Lew
isburg Ceme;ery. Two hours after, he
was found near the grave, entirely dead,
haviug died probably of heart disease.
Mr.. Clark was born in Laxisburg, about
the year lS0Q, bu. on reaching manhood
settled at Birmingham, on the Junia.s,
where be Was long time engaged in the
mercantile business. Two years be repre-
sen'ed Huntington county in the State
Legislature, and was Revenue Collector
at his death "The end Of earth" came
while on q visit to his cbi,dhood's home:
be had intended to return yesterday, aud
his hfeicss remains we're accompanied BY
bis son, Rev. Mr.. CLARK, Of Mech sricsburs
REFUGEEs-The Wheeling IateN;yencer
of Monday says:
"ADOiher lot OF refugees from the She
usndoah valley arrived in the city yester.
day, en- route for Ohio. In all, S0G families
have been shipped from the Valley, at
expense, By order Of Gen.
Sheridan. The mos. of them belong to
the Society of Duukards, and, being op-
posed to taxing up arms, they have been
terribly Prosecuted By the Rebels. They
are hardy locking Sc; of men, who will
be an imPortaD, accession to any Northern
These honest, harmless people, might
by the use Of the peaceful ballot, which
) Cd gives them just as much as be gives
hem the Bible-do much, now, to put
iown the Rebellion which began War to
strengthen Slavery
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TAKEN UP.

an the premises If the subscriber shout
" The sth inst, TWO HEP ERS and ONE
STEER, each about two vears old. The
steer IS hight dun One hsif-. is mostly
vhite- ard has bell ,u without a ciappeI-
ne oiher IS red. with ~ai's .hirG legs and
Hanks The owner Is requested to prove
PROPERTY, pas charges. sn1 Isa- -aen away,
or they VIII De iisPose1 Of ac- 10 Law.
WN. Woil lEiSGER
Kelly Tp, sept - 1864 pdsw
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25
FOUNDRY & MAcHINE STOP.

THE undersigned having purchased the
i Machine SHOP, Foundry, &c. taeriy
owned BY f. Y. BRIeHr, oi Sunbu--, is pre-
pared 10 do all kinds Of Machine s. k-
steam Engines. Saw and FicurmiE ~ hIn-
cry. Pumps, Mining Machins!-. &c.
Repairing attended 10 pro-
Persons wanting work donr ''aE.sH .'-'-
will do well 10 call and eIalnin. 80 'zc
ties. WILLIAM REN =
Sudbury. Pa, OcI. 6, 1864
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25

Soldiers Who are qualified by payment
Of state or county tax assessed within two
years, can vote without paying the 10 cts
special tax uudss the reW Law.
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Dissolution.
Kelly TIP, Sept. 81, 1854 pd


NARRATIVE Of Privauons and Sufe.inss
Of United States Officers and Soldiers while
Prisoners Of War IN The hands OF ihe Rebel
Authorities Beng the Report Of Com
mission of Inquiry. appointed by the Y. S.
Sanitary Commission. Win An Appendix
Containing the Testimony"
DRlCE. IS cents. Sent, Post-rsid, TO any
i address, on receipt Of price. By
c. VI. KING, White Peer Nils.
IL Uaion Co. Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25
ALBRIGHT s. BREWER

4 TTORNEYS al Law. Office c.-nsr q
\ Marie. and Fourth ~. Ls- --1-. Union
Co, Pa. Also claim Aseats los Ia procure
HieHi OF Pensions, Back Pay, alG Eaanti.s.
and all oiher claims against the t5i-ei
States. Lswisburg April :. lse4y ipd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25
From Co. /, 202d P. Y.
REcToRrowN STATION, Va,
Oct. l6, 1861.


Oct. l6, 1861.
To-day, We vent to the farm Of the 90
torious Moseby, took some Of bis hogs,
dug up his potatoes, and loaded our for
age on an ambulance be bad taken from
Uncle Sam, and brought them to our
camp. Four Of his guns, ammunition,
and eight prisoners have also been taken
from him BY surprise. Our men burned
his buildings the other day. We have
very little sympathy for bis cu.-tbroa.
band. A few days ago they tied . wire
around = rail at deep cut, and, when the
car. we're oil but up to it, pulled the rail
of the track, and run tie locomotive and
train down, vounding and killing some Of
our men-su awful wreck. spoke to
an old man, who said, if Mcclellan vas
elected, be would give them what they
wanted, and that would make peace.
Every Rebel in Virginia, if be could
vote, would vote for Mac-so l can not
vote for Rebel syppathizer.
Our Company voted-Geo. F. Miller,
50: VIM. II. Miller, %. Walls, 80;
Shriner, IS. OrVig, So: Wilson, "a.
n r
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25

@-Tbe Penn'a Bsp,is. State Conren.
ton meets, to day, 10 Williamsport.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25

sss-A plessas at home 10 White Deer Tp
is sd'esilssd In to-ds,'s paper.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25
zetDtsbur9 #arkcts
Executors Notice,

ETrERS Testamentary on the estate of
il HERMAN YoST, dsc'd, late of Lewis
burg boro', Unioo county, have been granted
TO the suoscnber>Va 9ne form Of law. All
persons indebted 10 ssid estate are notified 10
make immediate Pafme.t, and those having
claims against the same VIII present them
properly authenticated for settlement 10
1910 DAVID REBEN E..cu,or
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25
Notice to Trespassers.

BAKERY, ICE CRgAM, Sc.
THE undersigned, harins ob'sined the use
Of the furniture, fi:tureS aud GrsnsIls of
Mr. RlcHARB NJ. CosPts wiil continue the
Bakery, Confectionery and Notion business,
al he cid stand, On Market street. for the Pc
nod Of one year. He hopes by s,ricl attention
10 BUSINESS TO merit The patronage heretofore
extended 10 this establishment.
H l.. NMAHoN
Lewisburg, April 20, 1853
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25
Doctor ii. e. STEDTAN,

HAyING returned from r. '---., - -
III located al BufTsloe Y Pats and OF 20
his professional services TO The Pu1ic. -
be found al Wa. T. Linn's
BufAice TP, juns le, 1854 Pi3a
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25
New Stand New Gccds.
JOSEPH l.. HAWN having taLa7

IVSLI IL L. lA ~ udt inI tdk q 4
- rooms under the TELEGRAPH and c. T.. e.
cfiices,refned ,hem, and filed in an c1,e.s'rs
variety OF
Hats, Caps, GeHaea1es's CIa'sfrp,
Also large and splendid slocl O. CL-T!Es
CASolNERES. DC. which he Viii sa-kc up q .
order, as he sull coDrinues the TailoE.rz grzi.
ness. He is prepared to exeou.s al 74ssz
entrusted 10 hiS care, 10 the satisfaction -. tls
customer.
\. b. Cuitin. and Repairing g dors ts
order. lLewisburg. April 10, lssl
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25
From Co. D, l50th P. v.
P. B. & Weldon R.R, Oct.

\ . -. u w C'AVo 49, Wv. -
All is quie: in FROM, and the election is
going of, but the result Of this will not
show how the Presidential Election will
60. Quite = number that would vote the
Republican ticket, have not received their
tax receipts yet. The opposite party is
more punctual in sending receipts and
paying taxes. They have paid taxes for
men Who are very much obliged for the
receipts, but at the same time vote the
Republican ticket, or l may say the Union
ticket. Confidence in Little Mac is fast
dying out in the army, and l think the
coming Presidential election will sink the
Cops SO low that they will never rise.
Lincoln is bound to win the day in the
army, and We feel confident that there are
enough loyal men left at home to assure
his maj ority there also. The boys are all
well and the Co. numbers twenty men for
daiy. 6. Y. b.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25
From the 200th P. v.
ARMY OF THE JAMES,
pUTcH GAP, Va, Oct. 16.

DUTcH GAP, Va, Oct. l6.
We left the Army Of the Potomac on
the night of the 18Th, and morning found
US encamped 1t this place, where We have
a strong position, ready for the Rebs to
attack Us. Our lines in some places are
but thirty yards apart. They are quite
friendly. To-day l exchanged papers
with one Of their officers, and will send
you their paper. Col. Diven Was officer Of
the day, and l went with him on bis
rounds. The distance is Eve miles, which
We had to walk, for if an ofhcer goes ont
mounted, be is fred on By the euemy-so
it is mos. prudent to walk. NC.
ICharles w. Diven is Colonel, and Wm.
II. II. MICAH Lieutenant Colonel, and d.
Bright Miller Quartermaster of the above
Reg,. 1t is mostly made up from York
county. The vote of the Regiment stood:
Union, ,SS5; Opp, 160-Unionmsj. 2l5. ]
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25
NOTICE.

THREE School Teachers wanted for the
EnGon township school distinct. A
Aidres. l.. ROOKIE. Pres'L
or JOHN Y0UNGMAN. See
Winfield P. o. 1868
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25
UNION MEETINGS ,

me tnion for e1er-haFrsh, boys hurrah-
Down With the Traitor and up with the STAR
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25
Totals 5i,5jo 43,sc
ll,772 mai.

for The Uulca side. The HOME vote j.
not ali official, and the Soldiers vote is
vet one third behind Thousands more
will cote for President.
We gain = Senators aUd Assemtlymen
certain, aud an even chance for nore-sO
We have Is maj. on ,iut ballot, where We
had bu, 7 last year.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25

Is, r. p Spauldipg, Uaion.
~, Jas. 4. Garfield, Union.
The four districts formerly represented
by those most notorious COPperheads-
Cox, Vsllandigham, Long and Peudleton-
have now elected friends of Lincoln.
Indiana gives Gov. MoRToS 2l.o0o
majori,y-we gain the Legislature BY a
small majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

pLANAGAN-l. yorsvle on "Wednesday evening April ~,
1854 Hannah, wife OF Adam Flanagan in tho 3o year oil
Due notice Of the funeral will be given.
PARbiLY-On Wednesday evening. April 10 Martha Jane,
daughter Of Jshia and Ann H. Parmly aged IL years.
months and days
Notice Of funeral in tomorrow papers
JARvlSOn Wednesday, April ID, Lorenzo Jarvis ased f6
TIE relative. and friend. Of the family respectfully invited
to attend The funeral from his late residence No. 7s1 Second
avenue, Oh Friday, 18th inst. at O'Clock
LILLIfNDAHIe-ln fremont, N. Y, Wednesday, April
10, Elizabeth fetter infant daughter Of William A. and
Elizabeth n. Liierdah ased months and day.
to attend the nefa from the residence Of ne. paren at
fremont. Wes,che.ter County ~ y, Friday afternoon
18th inst, at q O'Clock. without nThsr invitation
LOCKWo0D.In Milford, Conn, on Wednesday, April l1
Mrs Emily B. Lockwood wife Of Frank T. Lockwood esq
OF Cincinnati; eyed % yssr, ..,,... 81,
ber mother, Mfs. Lucy Baldwin, In Milford
MARTIN-M Mdpleton MINI. Tuesday. March ~. Mary
= Martin wife Of George Martin and mother OF John H.
Mum. aged 62 years, months and rs days.
The and friend. Of her on o her broher
Jacob Andrew John and Linn. Gumble, respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral Thursday afternoon, April H.
Third street.
MORRlsIn Brooklyn on Wsdne,day morning April 49, Of
consumption John B. Morris, aged 2s years months and
s relative. and end. are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral the residence Of his brother s. Morris No
2s5 Cumberland street, Brooklyn This day Thursday
o'clock p IN Lis rernans will be taken to Danbuy, Conn.,
MAUN-On Tue.iay April l2 Lizzie wiIoushby daughter
OF Ruben B. and Fannie II. Msun, aged years months
and days
unera! services On Thursday at m from her parents
residence No 3BChae. street. Her remains " III be taken
to Greenwood Cemetery for interment.
ROGERS In B'OOklyn, on Tuesday, April u, Annie
Webster daughter of Chat +. aud Catherine f. Rogers
aged years and month
The relative. and faends Of The family invited attend
the funeral from No 80 Wioughby street, Thursday
lith inst, at O'Clock p. m.
RAwLINGS-On tuesday, April l2 Maud r., daughter Of
Ausqtns and uEsda Rawlings, aged year, and months
The relatives and frrnds Of the family respectfully invited
20 attend the unera this fhursdsy morning at lOt O'Clock
ST. Marks Church, of Tenth street and Second
WIiiIE-Oa sunday March a. In Richmond Virginia aged
" years, Mrs. Miry White Of Buckingham County Va.
Mrs White has Ion in New York who len home TO avoid
the eon'crip,ion lie is 10 years Of age.
WINES-ln Wilmsbursh, Tuesday morning. April IL,
Elizabeth Tice, VIE OF Gilbert ". Wines.
Funeral services Thursday at p m from No l0o South
Ninth street. The remains will be taken to Flushing !,
Long Island for ntermsDt
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

VAN AMBURGH's TRAVELLING MENAGBEIB.- -
Van Amburghs collection Of rare beasts and birds
which has been on exhibition here through the Winter
closes tonight and on the Goth starts upon Summer
tour 1t is unquestonably the best collection Of wild
animals ever made in this country and has been. as II
deserved to be- place Of very popular resort through
out the season. The travelling train will b. more than
mile in length and will make q sensatioH wherever it
goes Such an exhibition is instructive as well as in
teresting and crowds will flock to it whereyeri pitches
its tent.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
nlED.

BROWN-suddeniy, q. Harlem on Voesdsy evening APi"
I2 Hrrschel Brown In tho cd yoa' oi his age
tn. friends Of family and acqushiinces are
invited 20 attend funeral from his late re'drnee
plaee between Third sud Fourth avenues ON Ihusdy ih
inst at 4 D. m without further Invitation. ,- AR
CORNELL-O Fsurthday tWedne.dsy) moinIns' s'a va
antb ApriD lJh inst, John Cornell OF apoPexJ aged
81 years. Mi. tIo,.. q, S..r.dsle
The funeral win NEE, frend' Meeting Snss .Ssn Rai
road train will leave at % n from the depot iwe,,y
seventh street and Fourth avenue, ana cohsrysno VI,
met ths ,rain AZ Mamaronsck Station Friend, and teh
tiyes 1o invited " attend The funeral
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
Entertainments This Dny and Evening.

For Leaton Of fhedfer and time Of eonmenoeeHf zee adr
fisensnfs in other columns Of Dtis paper.
AcApKsY oy NusC-Robert de Diable.
METROPOLITAN FAR-fourteenh street and sixth avenue
and nth street and Broadwsy-Dsy aud evening
NipIo's GARpEN-The Fools Revenge
WALLAcK's gHRArRR-I,osedaie
WINTER GARDEE-Medea.
OLYMPIC TuEATKR-Our Wife-Loyslina
TuHATRR FRANCAIs-beneht Of Mile. Naihane Dumas
BARyus's-Giants, Dwas-Aphrcsa the Spirt OF Beauty
VAy ArBuRGH's sMRS,GsRIR-Colection Of Animals
HIPPorHF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Performances.
HoPK CHArxIe-The Grand Siercoscopticon
IRVING HAII--Mr. simpsons Concert.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
TAdyer,iscmeni.1

IAdvcrisementl
ID. BARyUM's "SELP SEWER, for all Sewing
Machines preserves the eyes, avoids bending; no
bastng No machine complete without it, Price 81 30
with directions sent by mail free Donated TO- and for
sale at the Fair l4thst, In the Sewing Machine Room
and at the inventors headquarters, WILCOX GIBBS .
Sewing Machine Office. No. 5Os Broadway n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
TAdysrtiseU.nt.l

DHMoRRsT's N. Y. ILLUSTRATED NEWS
Splendid novelties and valuable additions In this weeks
number. Contains extra pages pages OF New Music
the Indians In their costumes Illustrated IN coiofs WIN
interesting ylows Of the various objects OF interest III
the Metropolitan Fair. Nov ready aud sold every
yyh
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

MARRlE ID.

ppovN CLAYTON - On Tuesday, April u, a clfls'
1bu,cb Finl avenue by the Rev r. c. Ever, David sey
nnr Hrown TO MARY Tiobout Tier eldest danshier OF
Charlie. II. Clayton, all Of this city o.
o,cnurop gaRDIE-On weane.day, April 10, a. 81
Ann. Church, by the Rev T. 3 Preston, n'a ., 80 Itc
OConnor TO Miss Janet Anna, younsei Saugh'sf u" '
Alien ~ Uardie esq, ali Of this city. No cards
,co,,ps p.NDATI-On Tuesday April IL, At ST. Georges
Church stnyve.ant Square by the Rev stePhrn a. {s
ID D. Charles Haddcn Tones to Agnes AdeiAiue' aa"s"
of John Randall, esq.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
Dueiness Notices.

mend them to sten,on Of Public Speakers Singer and
others who ore troubled with affections Of the Throat -
lChrissn Wstclmsn
MoRToys GOLD PENS are now sold at the
same price, is before the commencement Of the war This Is
entirely owing the Manufacturers Improvements In ma
chnery his pr-sentsrse Rets Business snd
Systems for until he commenced advertising ms business wa
done on Credit and ifrety ti,h tas Trade.
The Morton Gold Pens the 9sy ones sold at old prices
the makers Of all other gold pen, ohAsehe Premium on the
Gold Government Tax but Morton Ia. in changed
hi. prices, Wholesale or Retail
ofthe great uubess by mail to all parts Of the world
during p. years not in shousnd has failed to
reach destination IN safety; showing thst the Morton Gold
Pen be obtained by any in every part oil the "od
q, the zane price. postage only excepted
Resder you have endurhs awsy'resdy aud reabs
Gold Pen exactly adapted yon hand and ys Of wrinI
which will do your writing vastly cheaper than Steel Pens and
At the present smos universal HIhPresure Price OF every
thing you have Morton Gold Pen cheaper In proportion
the labor spent upon and material used than any other
Gold Pen In the World II you wan, one, 80 tho Zen
Mghtier than the Sword" in another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

"CUDJo's CAvg."-The demand for this pop
uar novel is said TO be so great that the publishers hnd
II difficult TO supply the orders The story has oeen
dramatized and is now on the bills OF two or three oil
the theaters of this city
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

FRENCH THBATER.-"Les Memories du Dia'
blc will be represented tonight at the Frehch
for the benefit Of Miss Nathalie Dumas
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

WALLAcK's THRATRR. Mr.. Young an
nounees that his benefit will take place tomorrow
evening at this theater. Americans In Paris and
Rural Felicity" viii be performed
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
IAdxeriiaeineni.

IAdvertisement ,
FLOWERS FOR THE PARL0R AND GARDEN - tne
name Of Mr. Rands new book on the cultivation Of flow
rrs II IL nm elegant as well as useful volume 10 De
found al tho principal book and seed stores.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

There IL Hope, there Is Joy forthe Lost One Ye''
Not In sin nor IN sorrow his star shall set
He sLall wake 70 the light Of glorious day,
And bs.k in reasons brightest rayi
III, children shall lose tho blush OF shame.
Which ever arose their fshets namei
Ind the angels shall Joy DER each brother we saw,
Fr,m scorn wrath aud drunks DIS grave
l,RESWEi,ijs CURE YOR INTEMPERANC T. conquers
sl desrs lor Intoxicating iquors Send stamp o circular
L. D. CRESWELL. Box No. ..3O3 Boston
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14

Most PARENTS CAN APPRECIATE the bless
Ing. resulting from the d MRa WrSsLovs SOOTHING
SYRUP for their children Il no, only relieve. the child from
pain regulates thu stomach and bowel. Wind Cole
and corrects soidy ,oen the gums, reduces Inflammation
and, by giving health 10 the child comforts aud rests the
mother.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
5prriaI Notices.

The Union Lincoln Association Of tho State OF
New York VIII hod Regular Meeting at Hope Chapel No
7ie Broadway. nert1IURSDAY EVENING, April 3D. 1854,
at u p. NJ, instead Of This evening.
SIMEON DRAPER. President
s1Sgrn s,STsn dooL,., = SLa,sr' Secretaries.
a Merting Of the Twentieth Ward Association
discuss the question: Should Soldiers absent ou home
b. allowed vote pil be held at Lincoln Hall sav
and 13is- THIS (Thur.day) EVENING at O'Clock. The
Public are invited y attend
IN. TUCKER, Chairman Committee Of Auangeme
Unconditional Union Central Committee.-A
Regular Meeting w9 be held at tie Headuarters Gibson
Hail. lah..t ind BToedwSy, FRIDAY EVENING,
Aprl IS. at O'Clock ADAM C. ELLIS, President.
lIysRr c. PAKKR c..u,..;
ALEr LEWIS
Ame ricsn institute Poly technjc ssOciation.-The
Regular Meeting VII b. held THIS (Thursdsy) EVENING
18Th inst, at y o'clock the VI the Institute in the
Cooper Uion Buiiiig Subject: Utilizing of Waste Ma
teTial" Admission tes. \. ID. TlLBhAN, Chairman.
q. OAKgEY, secreary.
Anna X. Dickinson at tho Cooper Institute TUES
DAY EVENING. April 10. For particulars advertise
uu3r head Lectures and Meetings" the 9th
Uora'e Greeley and the Rev. Henry blanchard
Will Aldp o. the citizens of Brooklyn THURSDAY EVEN
ING, Api H. at tho headqpaer Of the Central Union
Club" olBrooklyn Ladies invited.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
OvISGT0S BROTHERS,

OvISGT0S BROTHERS,
CHIsA AsD Glass IMPORTERS.
would call attention 10 their elegant and extensive stock of
goods.
In gold, and will b. .old accordingly. =.
G.. engraving the premises s. of glass nchy cut ana
engraved with init iss to order.
BRoSIys CLOCKS, Pr ATEp DooDs, Lc, ko-
Please call and famine Assorimrut and Iroe~ .
Nos. Z.s and gsO ulton si. Brooklyn.