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Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE NATIONAL UNION CONVENTION.
Rev. DR.. BrsckInrIdEe Chosen Tempo
rary' Chairman -Addresses by Senator
Morgan and DIR. Brsc kInrIdRs,
BALTIMonE. Juue !, Iest.

- BALTIMohE, Juue !, io5A.
Tue bend Of the Second Uuited States iu.
fAntry, al Fort NcHonry, Is stationed In The
gallery, and al noon 0nened the Convention
with IN overture.
The oulling was den:ey packed from door
to ceiling.
Hon. x. d. Morgan, Chairman OF the National
Commit &c, called the Convention to order.
making a brief address.
He roT! LEVIED the organic alton Of the Repub-
lican party, eight years ago, when they nomi-
mated Fremont and Dayton, and the failure to
succeed in the election. Nothing daunted,
however. by defeat, it was inmedi ately deter
III ncI to light 1t out on that line, [cheers, and
prolonged applause, not only il II took all the
GUNNER, but through all time. unit II their prln-
clplCs shall be successful
In 1850 they nominated Abrah am Lincoln
and Hanp.bai .Ramlln. Cheers And you
all know how wa swept the Cnio n with the
great principle Of emancipation and liberty
GmoIaSoneh on our standard. Fl, proposed
Dr.. BrcckiIuldge, Of Kentucky, as temporary
chairman. The announcement wa 5 received
with great applause. Messrs. Kin z, of New
York, and Randall of Wisconsin, were ap-
n4lnted TO conduct the venerable gen tleman TO
the chair, whose appearance was gH 'eted with
loud ana continued applause. ThT go cheers
for the "@ horse IF Kentucky were proposed
and given.
hs sooh a. 7iicLcc was restored. Al r. Breck.
lnrldge returned hls thanks for th stn onor con-
terred upon him, in brief but elo' lucn speech,
explaining the considerations 6Ich bad lr.
cWG?u lin to attend the Convent ion.
We are now assembled again, and at a time
WREN the bones OF our brothers and rl ,IIdren
are bleaching on the Southern fIoil.
NeWlll fallshort Of accompl EhinV our grand
mission II We shall not declare In favor OF an
amendment to the Constltu tiou prohlb. ting
hiHean slavery forever in t'ie United 81, ties.
Applause aud enthusiastic cbeers
On tho motion pf ghap ~,
sets, T. II. Duer, Of New York, and Z. ".
Briggs, Of California, were appointed secret a.
rlcs to complete the temporary Organization.
Key. Mr.. Reilly was introduced by the chair
man and Invoked a divine blessing upon tbe
proceedings Of tho convention.
On motion OF Gen. Cameron. A IIsL or Nh.
states were called to furnish the secretary viib
a list Of Bsmes Of the delegates.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07
General wArFsnS Farewell Order to the
PennSylyAnIA Reserves.
FIFTH ARay CoAIs,

May 81, 1894
boLDIBRs With this is the order for the
return Of the Pennsylvania Reserves, whose
term Of service expires to-day. The General
commanding begs leave to express TO them his
great satisfaction at their heroic conduct in
this arduous campaign. As their commander
he thanks them for their willing and effective
efforts, and congrAtulAtes them that their sue
SeSsful engagement OF yesterday, closing their
term OF service, and being the last Of many
battles brayel, fought, 10 one they can ever re-
member with satisfaction and pride. By COM
mAnd OF Mai. Gen. WARREN
(bigned) A. G. MATE, A. A. G.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07

HAhrEE's ZOE JJLr.-lludson Taylor, 33i
Pennsylvania avenue, has received H1rpcr',
.ftr Monthly .Na5usire for July. It contains
additional chapters Of "OUr Mutual Friend, )"
rs Charles Dickens, and Of "Deuls Duyal," by
William ". Thsckeray. Ii contains also a con-
tiuuntlon ofthc "sCenes In the War ofIsl?," by
3. !. Lossins. Two or three moro papers viii
conclude this scries. The article on 'Coal anil
Coal Mining" by Profcsso; Henry D. Rogers.
presents facts Of the utmost Importance, show.
Ing hat 10y inr the greater part Of the coal OF
the 2 obe Is deposited within the limits oC the
Initnl State.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07
GOLDEN SENTENCES.

THE CRISIS WHICH THREATENED TO
DIVIDE TIE FRGENps OF TAS uN1OS IS
pAsr.r
"ISHALL nor RErCBk ~ SL4IERY ANY
ERSoS FHO IS FREE BY TIRE TERHS .!
rs PROHIBITION, on ~ ~ tcT ~
JNGRESS."
81 PROCLAIM PULL PARDON TO ALL WHO
jLEmHLi swEAR TO HEHCEFORrh FAITH-
. ULLY SUPPORT, PROTECT, AND DEFEND
rHE CONSTITUTION oP THE UNITED STATES
AND THE Union OP THR sTATHs THERE
USpKR"
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07
;..,ipjIECIAL ;.ijI NOTICES.
,NOAN 4 KHINEtAINl
~sr Empire has arrived. Coz

ser Empire has arrived. Com
~ sttHL 'aSe attend to the reception "i ieL
slgDreS will pl,
goods Ht 0rsr, >IGAN L RHINE'AllC.
ieG!7 MC -, ,1,n,. ,,s,,
~ FestIy q thS OaL T9HALL, Seventh
irtlan Church At ODD FELLOM '-ue lGih, VIA
street. Opening Jlue lat, closing j. ktuiSsl.I,
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT: %sI ("t..
~ cent.i Ieloo t!oketI, " oentIi tickets 49,
cent, " cents. J..
~ y. i. SIsiUs, EsI" aaN o."
t,I.itrd Agent ur tho Great fsuusy ~ Eria ""uisr
nee r. O. Morton, 70 take effect on roo -Nih irai.
M wilkins has been conn eoted With tho omIs, ~
the corner uf Sixth stlsCt ald Pes nsylvAg'a h1t'
uue, during the past two yeAts, sui ~ thOrnuFhlY
1nny ycTFhnt with the business ct TGe route 10 ~
ilE departments Al applications lvl .ulgrWNI' O,
tl,Aets sc, muat no addressed - j. J, NILi.' ~
NyeAt Great PsnnAylVGnia Route, SKIN StIttt MA
PcnnBylvSntA avenue ~. $ huUHC,
General INNrrBer AEer', t'r'I' Fenns, So"i
r'"Ahtl
~ So. LD,,IsssIOhs s.aH s.tEy. UhsF y
AZ iHvl'rD. PTbhshsd Tor tIs neusht, AID a.
gAFn,.tg AID CACTIoHT FuUSS SIHN 10 tuth {
fT0n Marcus Eohllny, Premature Decay ~ .dh
hood, Ote., supplying ~ tbe sans time = "ssn
or GgLF CURE. " one who hA5 ouIsh 4IGlgrN ca
ter bOlng put 10 6rcst CAganse and injury hr"N'e
aisdis4l hunbug AM Qus0kery'
BY sanlOspg q postpaid Addroltdd Snvai' y
nnSls snpisl may be hal Of the autlUi.
NATHANIEL bANFAIe, HtI
2e-IY Bedford, kingI County u. y.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07
LOCAL AFFAIRS

ISLAND HALL FBsTIvAL.-Tho contest be-
tween the friends OF the different Geasrals sull
goes on with great splTit-the he o OF Nieksburg
being ahead. Tho friends OF Little Mac rally
Ing, however. and threaten to carry Off the prize.
The contest for the silver service 10 very close snd
eHcltes great Interest Th- ladies of tho Fair are
using every endeavoT 10 make vi.itOfs enjoy them
AelvTs, and We HdVise all to give them call.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07

sroNEwALL JACKSON SIsTER.-Mrs. Ar
mold, sister of the rebel Gen. jackson, has
been stopping In Wheeling, West Va, cou
PIE of weeks. She is said to be a strong sup
porter Of the Federal Government, and 10 have
denounced he; husband for disloyalty, causing
him 10 be arrested. She ls, as might he eI-
TeCted, very unpopular with the friends or her
deceased brother.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07
sH or 4 PRussIlk BLctKLur RrH.

CAPTURE or 4 PRUssILE BLOCKADE Run
NHR.-The Navy Department has received II.
formation Of the capture, by steamer Clolu.4,
Lieut.. Com. Bancroft, Oh Gherafli, BraEos
liver, Terss, on the Sd VI Mcy. Of the erusslau
schooner Frederick II. SIZE kst run the block.
Nde of BraEos river, in company with the Bit.
Ell schooner Agnes. sAs Lad On board ia
bales Of cotton, and was sort to Nov Orleans
for adjudication.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07

DISTRICT SUPkEMR COURT.-Ye yesterday the
pa tont ease OF Andrew WhitC!Yy vs. the Commis.
sic nSf of Patents, was decided in favor OF the
no d, aud an order entered for a peremptufy writ
Of mAL damus compelling the CommiIIloner to eK-
Amrnn in due order the application Of Andrew
whN'ely for r reissue of = Gettsin patent. The
deeiI ion Of the Court WAS given by Chief Justise
'AfC'er. Judge Olin diEsentcd. To dAy no huEi-
meas nj public interest was NAuGso'ei,
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07
SupplIea Needed.

We learn that there Is a great domand fer
supplies for the relief Of our wounded men nt
White House, Va, and from the following II
win be seen that movement to secure them
has been started. II should be rcmem bercd by
the gentlemen who may interest themselves IN
the matter that whatever is done rhor1i In
done quickly;
REPORT.
Alta meeting OF the representative Of the
relief associations Of the several statcs, held
at White House Landing, Virginia, June 8,
! 1854, for consultation, and to devise a plan
for securing supplies for the immediate re-
lief Of the wounded soldiers now arriving
daily Of this place from the glorious old
Army Of the Potomac, and for making any
other arrangements that might be thought
necss6ary, Drs W. II. Eondrick, Of IndanaD-
ol,s, Indiana, was called to preside. On taking
the cha!r the Doctor stated the ohiec. OF tle
meeting In a few wcll-tlme1 rcnarLf. Mr..
George kst9r, Of Michigan. YVES elected Foc.
te:nTy.
Rcmarks were tLeu iuair IL Mr.. Olmsted,
oIOhioi Nr. kitz, ofPCnnsyiYania; Mr.. Moses,
of Michigan, and others. Mr.. Henry Kellogg,
OF Michigan, moved that \ committee of one
from each association represented be appointed
TO 90 " Washington and represent the press
iug want Of SUPPLE for iuny1!ale relief, and
10 Try nud have theiu GoIwoGled ui,hu4l delay
to this place. \ recess q! Gie minutes wos
then takcu, and the delegates retired 90 su,.gt
the persOu TO I'LL said comnittee. Upon reas-
Sembiins, uenry Kellogg, os Michigan; l.. B.
olmsted, CE Ohioi T. +. Stokes, OF lndiauut
Mr.. Mollesrus, Of the German Relief Associs.
ttou, and Nrs. VI. L. \. D. Novel;, OF Massq.
chuscLts, were found 10 have been selected.
Il wac then Suggestcd that the coHmttcc re.
quest the following gentlemen 10 ust tholr In.
huence 10 assisting them 10 larry out The in
tentlons Of this meeting: ES-Gov. spraguc, Of
Rhode leland; Ex-Cov. Hicks. OF Maryland;
Hon. J.. L. Chttendeu, OF Crmout; u. f. Free
man, Of Maine; Hon. \. y. Granger. of New
York; Major j.. l.. Eaton, Of Pennsylvania.
Hon. Lyman Trunbull. Of Illinois: Major Mob
ley, OF Iowa; J. +. stock. Of Minnesota; W. \.
Sellick, % Wisconsln and Mr.. Swc,cy Of New
Jersey.
Mr. Aolearus Of Philadelphia, Mr.. Van Of
fcnbachor OF Ohio, aud Mr.. Kellogg OF Mich
igau, were appointed to secure passes and trana-
portatiOr Tor thu committee to Washington.
On motion OF Mr.. i. Lspham, the COMMITTEES
were reGuCbtcd to have these Proceedings puU-
lished in the papers in Washington. The meet.
ing then adjourned in the mldat Of q heavy can.
nonsding at the front.
W. u. KEvnRIcE, pree'.
GEo. NATTER, Secy.
We are requested to annoucc, in connection
with the above, that meeting of the commit
tee named by the meeting at the White House
- I.Fl
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07
FAIse Rspoy,

sr. LVuls, June Ga Dispatch from head
quarters al ROllG, says that the report of the
burning OF train and the killing Of refugees,
near Salem, Arkansas, proves to have been un,
founded. A portion of the men who went 10
look After the train had arrived there.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07
= no Sanitary FNIE AtSG
cock AVardGa
LOuIS-uen Han.
the sword.

sF LOUIS, June d.-T the Sword
practica ly brought .oy he Sanitary Pair uas
The managers and r .close on Saturday night.
reason to congratu' thers interested In It have
proved a maSnl' ate themselves that II has
expectations Of Icent success, exceeding the
ginning. The the most sangulne At the be-
sources OF re- gross receipts to-day, from all
and the net Ienue, are not leSs than E575 ,O0O
hands OF proceeds which will pass into the
least h. the eanitary Commission, will he al
award' II million. The army sword was
Hanc ID, amid much enthusiasm, to Gen.
McC ock, he having received 2 2,432 votes. Gen.
JlellAn was second on the list.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07

A RlBEL LRTTR,-The following 10 copy
OF letter picked up on the battlefield at the
North Anna river
Nj BLTETHD LovLi-If the Yankee CGSsSS
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07
Anpl,NLnE rn TnE ML1nn.--l.,sl

SHRl'SADB TO THE MAYoR.--lNst evening,
after the results Of the election we're announced,
= large number OF Mr.. WalAeh'S fricntp repaired
to his Fes esldeneC, the CITY Hall, aud tcndered
him = seranade. mr. Wallsch appeared before the
crowd Aud made . hrisf speech, IN which he sS-
pressed shApks 10 them for the compliment Sh'eh
they had paid BY rc-eecting him 70 the Lfncs Of
Chief MNSlTrstn oil the city.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07
From California.

san Francisco, June o, ls64.-Minlng se,sa1
are % lower, declining some $500 per foot.
The Union State convention to nnr,E
presidential electors will be held Augns1 nate
Tho California volunteers on Nav y 30th.
%0O Apaches, killing 80. One voia, routed
Killed and several wounded. ATlaD ltcer was
tion Is on foot. er cXpedi-
several Russian and l5Il,i-h 70,
have recently arrived here. yrchout vr,ss''
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07

OAK HILL CEMETERY TRu usrErs.--N ih- an
nuAl mee'ing OF the lot-hoIderH OF UEk liz. CsJr
terry, which was held yesterday AfteFnoua rs. Iol.
lowing gentlemen were elected GrIGtesI for the
Thomas A. Lszenby, and George ". hs,li. Nh
MArbury was then elested president bF ih" trlh-
tees. The Afaias OF the cemetery arc ~ highly
prosperous condition.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07

The opera merry Wives Of WINDSOR Ia now
the leading attraction in London. IL waS fTst
produced 10 Gsrmsny In ls49. The eomposer.
Slcoiai, unlike MejSrbeer, made no money b,
and Iiisd In Is4o, comparative
poor,
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07

\ BoSNCISG BoT.-One of our townsmon, 4
native of tho "Grecn Isle," was presented BY
bjs good wife with con, a few days since
which weighed nineteen pounds !--Bdrrr Co.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07

FIRB.-0H yesterday fire occurred In the
hay barracks at Kendall Green, and destroyed
about two thousand dollars weTth Of hSy, The
bells were not rung, through fear that the citizens
might think that there was = isiUrbNnce At some
-of the p1lls.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07

SEA Island Co=zoE CATTURBD.-Tle rebel
s!oop Fortunate rss captured OF Inilsn
river, Florida, by the Ca!.s. States steamer
Bermuda, Lieut.. CO;uusEGeT :. ". Smith,
with I've bales sss IslaaG cgIc2. Tie sloop
leaking very badly, two cotton and other
freight was transferred 70 the Be!n1i., sud
shortly after ths slooP wcpt 15vr.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07
PHnDOMAL

!. PAEDHHIcH MAnsH, OF Boston, has boon
rSappolhtod, BY thS GOVsih nor ADd oouh6il OF Mac
SSoiusSttSs bahk OOnnissloaS u tho Common.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07

RooM-RBsTIRs BEWARE. - Caroline Reed
who was arrested on Saturday morning by RouHhs-
man Eeklor upon the charge OF renting rooms In
the house OF Mrs. Bradford, on Sixth street, near
II, under false pretencel, AAd held for 4 further
hearing, WAS committed to Jail for court this
morning by Justice Giberson. She had females
with her In the house and received male visitors,
by whom the rooms were appropriated for hswdy
purposes. Caroline hsd letters from ofneialS,
which were, no douhf, forged hy some OF her
ElendS.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07
8. T,-lBg0-X.

PsisonI 81 seientGry habits, troubled with weak.
uess, las lIdc, ?Alpitation Of the heart, lack OF
sppttts, 4strcss after eating, torpid liver, eoAIti
patton, ks, deserve TO suffer II they will not ,ry
them.
ThcT Ais recommended BY the highest medical
authorities, and are warranted 70 produce an I'm
ncdRSA beneficial effect. They are exceedingly
sgfseshis, perfectly pure, and harmless.
SOIICR.-An Any person pretending 70 sell Plants
lion Btitors IL bulk or BY the gallon ID swlndlsr
sud Inpostor. Ills put up only In our log cabin
bottle. Beware Of bottles retlled with Imitation
delstOr0us stun, fer which several persona are al
ready In prison. See that every bottle has our
Uni'ot Ssates stamp over ths cork VnmtailsfsS,
AMI our Ei6nature on stoe-plAte side label
Sold by FespestAels dealers Throughout the hat
nshls Globe ?. n DRAKE CO.,
fos1 Soan lo7 BroAdvGy, n. Z.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07

\ NICR SHoWBR.-The heavy shower yes.er.
Jay afternoon " laid the dust" out very eK,sE-
siNeiy and cooled the air SO that we have . ie.
liEhtiul mSTninE. In Baltimore the rain VEs N ueh
hosvier than here, the streets being iu,ndArrl 10
IUne portions of the city.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07
4 Ho""s and FurnIture Presented TO Mr..
Gen, Meade.

AMI furniture at the corner OF NInetecntb
street and Delaney Place was this daT pre-
sented to Mrs. Gen. Meade. The money 10
purchase was contributed by cltlze Of PiIIa-
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07

POLICE REPoRTs.- Third Precinct - Mary
Hennes'ey, diSorderly sonducti hned $3.50. Mar
garet Serivener, dol do.
fourth PreeinGi-rhos, MeKeever, disotderIv eOn-
, ducts hued o.. Alex. Flnney, dol fined o. pa.
| CRhy, do; nned S5
FiIh PreciHot-John Shehan, intoXicGilon; uard
Si6S. Warren Wright, carrying eOnesGled JCAL-
nnsi hned s20.6S. Matthew Connolly, do; lO. JOGu
street wAiklnRi fined 81.
SLeh fIseiHet-ChArleI Parker, dlIoEdsrly VoH-
Sspcnh PTeciRei-Robert Redmon, malicious nIs-
JI lief jail for court. John johnson, assault aAd
Ia uGTyi do. John Johnson, diIordeTlY sondueti
bEI for . hearing.
h ghh PrsciRd-Mc. Ger McDownsy, dlsordsrly
Gor lust; fined si.si. Betsey Thomas. do; tined
,uth Pr,eiaet-Jerry ToohSy, dIsorderIy eonluct;
40, Alba John W. Davis, grand larceny; seouri-
., urther hearing, Elizabeth ConEigor, dIGor-
" W -, duets hned o..
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07

The Derby was won by "BlSir AtholI" "6ep.
Peel," second, and "6eottiSh Chief" third
There VurO thirty StArters
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07
". u. KEvnRIcK, Preet.
GEo. natter, Secy.

We are requested to annouce, in connection
with the above, that a meeting of the commit
tee named BY the meeting at the White House
will he held at the Union League Rooms, or
Ninth street, tomorrow "wednesday evening,
at y O'Clock, and a full attendance IL rarticu-
lnTly daslrnus
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07
\ Prrt Captured In the Rnppahnnnor Il

Iho Leslie arrived at the yard yesterday from
The lower Potomac.
She reports tlC capture Ia the RaryahannuC,s
rHcr hy TIE C~ur dc Leon OF a schooner, loaded
Win lumber, whlskoy, coEe,, &c., valued -
~ s. thOusaui dollrrs.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07


-p.-IS0-4.-Drsks's PIsntatiss
BITTEaS,
fAeJ purity, strengthen and inv LgOraE
They create healthy appetite,
ThoT arc an sntidotet 10 change Of WAtsr and disi
They oVSrsonS sreOh Of dissipation sud lsss
hours,
They gHsn6then tbs system and OnliFah AG
cind.
They prevent niasuGtic and intermittert fsyss.
They purity tha brosth and Goiditv OF The stoH.
sab.
They euro DyBpepEiA and Consttpation.
They cure DiArrhoA, Cholera and Cholera hOTbus
They sure Liver Complaint and Nervous HSAA-
Thsy are the beIt Bittsrs In the world. They N Sks
the weak Ssn strong, and are exhausted natures
brAtCd CAliSLyA RArE, CAssETilll BARK, DAndeliOh,
ChAnoTails flower, Lavender Flowers, NintsI.
X.S. Syt '' '' '40
ssLDIExs' ESu SUrSnlErEs DSnTIoYTIcS,l
CIEeLsAT! o. IAn' Is, isSi'
Ihsye tysn your Plantation BltterB 70 hundreds
OF our noble Soldiers who stop here, ulTo Or leSa
disabled hO various causes, and the Snoot Il NOR
Such q preparation As hi. Ihsaraly wish .
svsty family, iu every hospital, and At hAud "a
very bathe-nhd o. ". u. AEDREwI,
iy1t-lJ Superintendent.
~ MeIisSa Mustang Linimsnt.-Ths
pIInes In ST. Louis and Cincinnati who have been
e1ultertelunB tho Mustang Llnlment under pre-
tynce ofproprletorShip, have been thoroughly e.
Sopped BY the courts. To guard against further
opposition, have procured from the United States
Treasury = private steel plate revenue stamp,
Nhigh is placed over the top Of each byttle. Each
EiEslp bEErs the foe Snils uf my signature, and
WithSpI which tho article 10 . counterfeit danger
OuG EnS worthless imitation. Examine every bot.
tie. TLiE Liniment has been in use and gToWinF
30 iAToT fer many ysArs. There hardly oHiItI =
'Smlet on the habitAble globe that does net con.
t.,,' evidence Sf itr wonderful effects. II 10 the
80, uolient 10 The world. With itS present i'm.
,,o,,,a 'uBredientS ts efTestS upon man and beast
.rS ner(es, Ny remarkable. soTcE hsAled, pA!us
TeusTed, II, sS saved, valuable AniR,s made uss.
full, and untold III, A''GAssa; For 'at', orui;:s,
b,saSts' GtFAIaed hNTG'E, hs., II IT a Iovoreiga
remedy that should never be dispensed with. II
should be In eyeTy family sold by all druggists.
zoo .nan D. 8. BARNES New York.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07

Ed-We have learned not Go he astonish.d
ct anything. Years OF experience and q CORE
spondenoe extending throughout all nationa nalities
OF the habitAble globe have turned theories into
fAetS and established . basis from which We need
not err. We are not surprised At such facts the
folloving--although the persons who write then
are. We know the persons and circumstances,
hence feel At liberty 10 indoise their statements
"NKw BRDToRD, Mass, Nov. ~, Ises
DEAR sIn s-IhAve been Afnloted many Yeas with
severe prostrAting cramps In my limbs, cold feet
and hands, and general disordered system. Physi
oiAns and medicines failed TO relieve me- Whis
visiting some friends In New Hork who were using
Plantation Bitters they prevailed upon me 70 trJ
then. commenced with . small winc-slsssfull
after dinner. Feeling better by degrees, In few
daysI was Astsnished TO nnd the eoldness and
cramps had entirely left me, and could slsep the
night through, which have not done for years.
feel like another being. My appetite And strength
have also greatly impror cd by the use Of the FlAn-
Es.psotnully, JUDIru RUmrL.
rs lowe much TO you, for verify
REv. W. II. WAoOoEER, hadrid, n. Y"
REEDIsuRY, Wis, Sept. 10, 1854.
- IhAve been in the army hospital
for fourteen monthH-speeehlesI and nearly dead.
Al Alton, ILL.,, they gave me bottle Of Plantation
DitterS. Three bottlss restored
my hpoeen hnu eurou me- " n. HLAUTB,
The following is from the Manager OF tho Union
Home School for the Children OF Volunteers,
HAvEMEYEH MAsHos, 61rH srREEr,l
NEW YoRK, August 2, 1863. !
On. DRAEE.-YOur wonderful Plantation Bite.
have been given TO nomu OF our little children SUI
ferlng from weakness and weak lungs with moi
happy effect. One little girl In particular, wit
pains In her head loss Of appetite, and daily was
ing consumption, on whom all medical Bkill had
been exhausted, has been entirely lyrestsred We
commenced with but . teASpoonful OF BIttorE
day. Her appetite and strength rapidly Increased.
aud she 10 now well.
Respectfully, Mas. U. n. DEyvE.
"s Thou wilt send me two bottle.
more oi thy Plantation Btters. Ny vile hss beeh
greatly behsntted by their use.
Thy Friend, Asa cuRTIS, PhiladeIphis, Pa"
&c Ihaye been great sufferer nom
Dyspepsia, and had to abandon preaching. - The
Plantation Bitters have cured me.
REV. J. g. CATHRoH, Rochester, ". T."
" Ihave given the Plantation BIt-
ters 10 hundreds OF disabled suldiors with the
most astonishing sf'oc', ~, F. -
supp Soldiers Home, cineinnati' D."
w Tho Plantation Bl,ters have
cured ne OF ths Liver Complaint, Of which ! was
neIE, y. kIEssLEY,
Cleveland, Ohio"
80 Tho Plantation Blttera have
cured me Of . derAnEsment of tho Kidneys and
Urinary Organs that hAs distressed me for years.
II acts like \ shGTn. C. @. MOORE,
No. l4 Broadway"
AZ, ks., AZ, ko1 AG
The Plantation Bittsrs make the weak strong,
the elGnguid brilliant, and are exhausted natures
great restorsT They are composed Of the eels
bfAted Calisays bark, Wintergreen, sAssGfrAh
Roots, HerbI, Ao all preserved in perfectly pure
81, CrolK Rum.
Daily national Republican., 1864-06-07

DHCRAsBD.-Comfort s. Whittesey, soa Of
the late Hon; Elisha Wh,ttleSey, CopptrNilsr u.
5. Treasury, died last Saturday Afterpoon, Hhilst
cut, For several years he was engaged In busl.
meas on Seventh street, between and Louisiana
plUFe hia departure.