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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-29
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THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OR DOUBLE, SfZR
SPRING.
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ar. the ovners the Pent and BEcissye Ansnksass0
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J. w. BRADLBY'S
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC" STEEL Spf3No
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Spring used enabling the wesrer In consequence ~
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muslin dess II entirely obvstes and enc.s the ouy o.
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raj road carr church rw ia crowded place RON The
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this entirely removes the difficulty WINS giving the siri the
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HAMLTON's
HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES.

The History Of the Republic Of United States OF America
o. trar, in tho Writings OF Alexander Hamilton y bis
son, J0Hx G. HAMILTON. In vols. Svo.
Vol VII G.-t pubhe6 uniform with No" eeiion oil
the preceding vol.
TIE volume, eIbrEcirc the periods Of the admins
siion Of John Adam. aud paIt Of that OF Jeherson "a. ~
TIN. dine much interest IS development ny Hamilton Of tue
origin he existing rebellion, with mouitOy sgeeuohs o
10 pIeveAtloa IL close. with tie death VI HsrnilsI
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WENDELL PHILLIPST NEW BOOK
w SPEECHES LECTURES AND LETTERS b
WENDELL PHILLIPS. -! piscs wa hne steel For
trait Pire $50.
Til, volume contains about onehaf Mr. PhHlpIs Speeche-,
reported duruc 'he last Ten yclrs.
F0f sale by I'll BOokleera nt bv ms free rpCeips
OF d. 81, by WALKER, WISE X Co,
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furniture

A IL KINDS Of FURNITURE. MAT
"a THESES. LOOKlHG-GLASaES BEDDING. re-,
cheaper than any other store Wnusned aud delivered
free Can sud money GtG. w. SyRDEN'S 10. 2hJ Bow
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bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE o.
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E'NAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
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elegant marble CLOCK, China Vases BruiHe Cade-cks &c.
only uilo months must be sol be tho LIT MAY.
Csll az No III IhompsDu-si., near Princest.
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. MAynrM,S HORSK MANAGRMENT.

The u.rsted lior-e hzls lnen containing a. Ip'Ne -
,ssYt, mon Anatomy Medicnc Shocinl Teeth food,
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o. vsqk I5y EDWARD MAYHEM. VI. r. G. '. s., author
OF Tho IusiIssod ioTse DousOr ssd osaef woEAs vol
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rE1HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR APRIL &c
THE NYw- YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE tor M. wei

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-29

THICKER BROTHERS,
~ MANUFACTURERS or
Plan FORT s,
Warranted f1r fy. wears,
No. u BLEEChEK.ST.. ono block wcsg rom Brosdwiy
SfM-lORk.
Tsssls -,ltis f,y,s Csicbyrfed pidniffs.
tN.t having examined the Piano Forts " Mei-r' DkCk-
Pr BROTHERS very cafrf1y Laws conc 20 the coneo
s.Ou cLeefIy t-y thai they are in evory respeoi
0r Instruments. Their tone Z. pare, rich br.l-n very
al. MT AID rnficy musical chhfrtsr Their work
anshp of he v,y he.i pry den7u,tratng that none
rcry bc. materials ued ord tlcn tosch eVrnHss.
and equally u tbI0usHju. 40 whole c0mpGss Of the
ky bond .surps.ed BY other Plno orts have ye.
..s. Carl. WOBFSOHN. Philadelphia,
: y. MILLS
THEODORE THOMAS,
WILLIAM MASON.
CHARLES FRADEi,
THO. HAGEN, ~. Of the Mn. Rev. AMI World,
CARL ASsGHCfL Director % The GsIm.n OI~A
John LUhDEL. I'd Jour Il Public Worship,
y. l. RITTER,
GIN YRIrSCfl. P1ofo.sor Of Music 81 LIMOS Hall
Col-gr, South Orange, y J.,
KARL KLAUSER-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-29
y EOn ACRES TIMBER LAND.

In the weast port ofSer OH surrounded by improved
farms easy 10 market contains oreE ~ 900 OO0
feet OF henoct spruce white pine, ssh birch hLrd maple and
cherry g. 600 600 bushels charcoal ~ 900 ooria hem
loci bark both usued ~ the vicinity rtor power uni.ug
sufficient 10 q, 900 900 f'e year; bark worth = r
Oh, trees. land wanted last ne CLEARED Tor inpi
ing by te neghborns farmers at good prices ees srfe ant
sound and lOss to tree Iron furnace adjoining
and several .annehes Iron formerly taken from
the land aud supposed 10 exist pauk road running
hr1ug n Tract better location IN tho sste for large
numbering business, tannery and mandatory for butter tub.
and agricultural implements. having all tue bark and h,rd
wood premises The land be sold after the timber
is cut, much wanted Tor IL all unqnostonAby
tho valuable timber tract In tho State and worth tho ~
IGNITION Of capitalists and lumbernen. 10 build uus ctlf
i1s village and make money Apply to h LYON. No l7a
Nassau ~, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-29

\ Ttisr on tho Law Of Dover embracing 'he Comron eY
and Abs statuoy Provisions and Jndc.i Decisions OF IN
tbc several United S.,cs upon cha; subject w.
CuAnIEs n. SoEIRSRE, Attorney al ..a" la s"a 'o4'
Byo. tfo-. l. ready
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-29

EOR SALE, cheap--A .even-octave. Gothic
i carved rosewood PIANO FORTH IN perfect order and
NARRATED in every p.tesi. foS elS Can be- - No
suil
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Real estate for Sale.
t.S,e olsoAsctiOa Sales.
NORTH NETWORK

EORNER STORE and FULL LOT, HOUSE
~ four stories NHe: and Gl-besi Bg.ncsi stand e.
EHEsbrthpoft y J. For SALE vofy heT. terms Apply
20 owner j. Il. KELLOGG, NO IN Pear -. Nev'iofA.
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IF YOU WANT TO KNOW
EUIL OF GOOD, HARD HITS,
RED-TAPE AND PIGEON-HOLE GENERALS

a lively and peHsss, book full Of good. hard hiss-r
word ION Of such good things the writer himself VIA fl
OIL Pittsburgh Gskette.
CARLETON Publisher, New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-29

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Stage Mems II Sr4r1hs
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having proved
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Itvii be
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entitled
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Doors ere. NJ n; Performance commence u u.
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-04
Thad. Stevens Views.

Tho Oldest msn 10 Congress, is the
Representative from Lancaster, Who is
unanimously nonirated for . third term
He 10 among others falsely reported -
"opposed to Lincoln" Here is ahas be
said when be consented 10 become again
. candidate
"Elect M'Clellan, and the Republic
has ceased TO exist. On its ruins, viil
spring up numerous petty empires, whose
future condition will be one Of perpetual
vars, and Of grinding slavery. Re.elect
the calm statesman sbo now presides over
the nation, and be will lead you to 40
honorable peace and to permanent liberty.
"If this goal is to be reached through b
suffering and blood, remember that before
the Lord permitted his chosen people to
enter the promised land, he compelled
them, for their sins. to pass through the
Red sea, and wander forty years 10 the
silderness. When We shall have expia-
ted our great National sin, and purified
the public hesrt, We also shall enter into
the land, which, politically and matssially,
aoss si;b milk and honey.
"When that day will arrive, il is not
for mo 70 predict. 1t is 10 the keeping Of
sn All.siss Power
"At the last session Of Coogress, Q pro-
position 30 amend the Constitution 90 Is
to abolish Ssvery, vss acted on. 1t failed
because the majority required BY the Con-
stisu,ion could not be bad. Every Repub.
licaa voted 10 favor Of that measure; eve
~ vote against it came from the Pssce
MCCLELLAN Copperheads. They sre respon-
sibls for the continued misery and blood.
shed which this nation shall endure. Es-
cry dollar Of debt which must b laid
upon the people, every life which shall be
lost 10 battle, must res. heavy on the souls
Of that cruel minority that prevented the
breaking Of the chains Of Slavery. Iregrst
that Mr.. Pendle.on Was one Of that number.
They are guilty Of the crime, but oil must
share 10 the punishment.
"They Who advise negotiations for peace
on the basis of the re-eoslssement Of .
people, offend oil good beings among men
and angels"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-04
Wilmington to be Shut Up.

The harbor of Wilmipgsoo, 10 North
Carolins, is so vide and open that il re-
qaires very large feet to guard II. Du.
Jog the Rebellion, it has afforded greater
chances for smuggling in valuable supplies,
than oil the other ports on the long line
Of coast to be closed. Mobile being nov
shut up, Charleston and Wilmington are
the only considerable ports shers blo.k-
aiding is . reasonable risk.
We see it announced the harbor of
Wilmington is nor to be closed e5ec,ually.
Leaving Mobile 10 other hands, the
energetic FARRAGUT takes command Of
an immense feet to catch every boat or
ship coming in or out Of Wilmington, and
ultimately to restore it to the Union arms.
By threatening Mobile, they cut Of al
blocksders, and also keep there garrison
vhicn might otherwise reinforce Hood OF
Lee.
We hope this may prove true and
successful programme.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-04
A true Soldier Opposed to Mcclellan

Mi. Gen. M'Csll, . steady Democrat Of
many years' staodine, democratic candi-
date for Congress 10 the Chester district,
10 1867, is noe opposed to the election
of George B. M'Clellan to the Presidency.
Il will be remembered tbst Gen. MCall
organised the Ponnsylraois Reserve Corps,
. body Of men whose reputation gave
honor and credit 10 the Keystone State
on both shores Of the Atlantic. This vet
er,n nov takes ground against the nomi-
nee Of the Chicago Convention, for reasons
Of M'Clellan's personal unfi.ness, and bis
utter per6dy ia accepting nomination st
the hands Of men Who igoore the justice Of
the struggle 70 crush treason, sod treat
the sslor Of osr brave defenders ss mere
exhibition Of the brute force Of ruthless
invsdsrs. These arc argumeuts sufficient
to tura every soldier 10 disgust from
M'C!ellsn.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-04
SEE HERE! Which Cheats :

The following vs fad in the l. coming
Gazette. Of wiIlism.po,t, Peos'., issued
2s,h Sept, AD. 1854:
with Gen. Mcclellan a. President. and a
Congress composed Of such men as Theodore
Wright. the War win be conducted
with more v1gOr, better Judgment al
vastly less cost. and to q speedy restoration
Of the Union. Every man who has the welfare
Of the nation at heart should vote for M'Clel.
Ian for President and Wright for Ccnsre.s."
Really, I've can't see it thus"
1n 1912, the Blue Light Federalists
and Tory Peace Men used just such argu.
mepts as the above to delude the people
into voting for Gen. Dewitt Clinton for
President. The hypocrises we're utterly
opposed to The Wsr, bus they pretended
to favor its "vigorous prosecution" in or.
der TO gain The Offices! Dewitt Clinton
Vas indeed . giant, compared With the
pigmy M'Clellsn. But the people knew
that JAMES MADIsoN-sbused as much
as Mr.. LINCOLN is to-dsy-was firm and
true, and so (in the darkest days Of "Jim
Msdison's War'r they triumpbsntly re-
elected bin, for they desired to run no
risks BY . "change Of base" ct such .
time.
~Bus take up other MCCLELLAN papers,
and you will see they ask you to vote for
MCCLELLAN to STOP TIE WAR-to elose
it up-gise it 90 more men, have no more
taxes for it, &c.
Nov, sho Of these try most 10 cheat
the people! They urge directly opposing
motives for the same end II is new
edition Of the "Poik and Tariff Of 40"
fraud.
And who is this puissant 'Thodore
Wright" Who, with Mcclellan, ,shen elec.
ted, is to whip the Rebels and restore the
Union so quickly? Who is be tha. will
"drive on the york Of blood, esrnsge,
slaughter, taxation," &c. (see the Copper
head papers and hear their orators) so
swiftly! Wben be run the Gasene, it
Vas As drowsy and wheesy Is ros-but
be got tired Of that, vent to the Venango
country and "struck ile." He turns Up
rich, and Vas ss much sstonished ss any.
body else was, to learn (as be did while
10 Kentucky that be was . Copperheai
War candidate for Congress 90 the "su:ul
slow Mcclellan Peace platform. No.
body fears his eledion-but = rich man
for . candidate comes mighty handy for
poor printers, Who Theodore We hope will
lobricste literally for their wonderful puts.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-04
Two Sides.

The West Branch Democrat says thai
Charles q. Shriner, the Union candidate
for the State Senate 10 this district, "i:
holding Office under Abraham Lincoln .,
the present time" This is false. Mr.
shriner resigned bis Office As soon ss be
received the nomination for Senator. But
how is it With John Walls, the copperhead
candidate! Has be resigned the petty
Office Of Associate Judge Of Uoion county I
We are informed that be has not, and will
not unless be is elected Senator.
Besides this, if it is 80 di.reputsbis to
hold one Office, under Abraham Lincoln,
While running for smother, Why 10 it that
your own "Little Mac" holds on to biz
commission Of Major General under Abra.
ham Lincoln? Particularly ss be talks
about an economical administration of the
Government, hadn't be better practice
what be breaches, BY resigniog . position
which be has not filed for two years, but
for which be has received $4,000 per annum?
Mr.. Democrat, ~ would suggest to
you 10 this connexion that it may be Of
advantage to you in the future to remem-
Der the old adsge, that "thoss Who live 10
glass houses should not throw stones
INuHcy Luminary.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-04
Good Reason Why!

When the Rebels st Petersburg beard
Of M'Clellan's nomination, they gare three
loud cheers which we're heard along the
Union line. Iuquiry vas made for the
cause. The reply wss staggering blow
to the NJ Clellanites, thousands Of whom
have renounced him and his Platform, for
the reason that they favor the Rebels. So
says 40 officer from Union county. Ano-
ther says the mass Of the men are more
hearty than ever for squelching their foe,
and think ii would be an everlasting dis
grace and shame to give up oil Just when
victory seems sure. They therefore are
for Lincoln, almost unanimously.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-04
Two big StorieA Ventilated.

We are Informed . report 10 circulated
that Mr. Oawra voted himself $500 com.
pensation for ten dsJs' service At the extra
session Of the Legislature, or $50 per day.
This is ,eholiy faisehood.
/. Mr.. Orsig did not vote . dollar Of
compensation, either to himself or to any
one else. Although, generally, most
puno,ual IS Membss, yet, the day the
bill passed, it vas generally suppose =
there would bs - quorom 10 the House,
and, ha,ieg pressing business at home.
be VAS not 10 Harrisburg to vote at oil.
He had previously expressed himself
strongly agsinss the sum. When it vas
accorded to him, be pat it toto the militia
~ bounty fand. o. every vote recorded
last wintsk as far % " know, bis is for
economy and against raising salaries.
Eeosry Capperhead in each House, joined
by few Philadelphiaps (.ho generally
believe in high living aud large eompen-
satiOns) Of our party, rosed uniformly to
fdror D,cdsures to increase State e1penses,
while the Republican, country memLers as
incaridliy y voted solid ayaiax dsssa. The
record shows this.
2. For years past, she compensation Of
Legislators has been 500 for one hundred
days services. The Cops, BY hinderins
business 10 the Senate, increased this
gears frst session sptnty-one days-but,
.. that session, only the u.usl 500 vas
voted, the extra 81 days being carried
over to the special session, which lasted
serenteen days. For those hif.y-eiya (not
ten) days, the sum Of $500 was sppropri-
.sed-beiug ss.O3 per day. Those Who
voted for this, claimed that "fhs univer.
sally advanced rates Of food, clothing,
and boarding, justified this advance Of 81
per day. Ths. farmers Who sell butter
for 40 to so cents, merchants Who sell
sugar At So, and muslin at so cents, have
raised their rates far higher than the Leg.
islators have. Any one Who has not
doubled or trebled bis charges for produce,
goods, or labor, may complain Of 40 in-
crease from 500 to $500, but Zone
Others"
These are the facts, We believe, sud the
reasons alleged. When the var 10 over,
aud our debts ascertsined, the universal
tendency to ex'ra,sgance and high rates
must and will receive deserved attention.
Until then, We despair Of reform.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-04
BOW to Help the Soldiers.

An officer in sberidan's army writes
home to bis friends: "Figbt sgainst the
Copperheads-erush tbem-snd BY 90
doing yos rW greatly encourage the army
and make us perfectly sure Of success, and
that . speedy one" He is not the only
one Who bss that feeling. Said Gen.
Hooker, iu bis speesh before . Union
meeting in Brooklyn, last week, "Your
victories are IS dear to us 10 the front, IS
the victories at the front are dear to you.
The victories Of last fall were hailed With
As much joy and As much enthusiasm in
the army as though they had been achieved
BY other armies"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-04
A Candid Staten snt.

You can procure Of any druggist in Ibis
place and vicinity, DR.. Tobias Venetian LIN
imenL II is sure and speedy cure for sore
throat, headache, toothache, chrome -rheum-
alism, collie, Groups and PAINS IN the limbs
We advise every one to give It trial. The
expense is a mere irife-25 ceuts-and We
are confident no person ever will be without
it Every family should have bottle IN The
house in case Of sudden accidents, such as
cuts. burns, scalds, &c. Its pain-relievtng
qualities are miraculous. As for Group, II
has saved hundreds We have the certificates
10 prove II.
ohic-, Sc Cortland, street, New York. Sold
by DrussIs,s.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-04

~ Berdrey "Laa Caras"-Soneal
Election, il the feverish state Of the pub.
lie mind, Stockholders and Copperhead.
will start oil sorts of stories to raise or "a
depress the patriotic, honest people. One
will report too great success, and the 9th.
er will represent too great loss. The tide
does not always set one way, and our
people may expect some reverses mixed
With general success, for such is oil var
fare.-Ws shall try to give only that We
suppose to be reliable.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-04
Latest News

Thursday, Sept: 29-Gen. Sheridan Was
as Hsrrisonburg, near S,aunton. He bad
inflicted great injury on the Rebel rail
ways and supplies, As far as Waynesboro'
on the 8. E. Part Of Early's force had
escaped towards Charlottesville, but many
fed to the mountains, broken Is 40 army
and utterly discouraged.
The Rebel forces in Missouri and in
Tennessee are harassing the people, but
without any particular military effect
Sept. 2o-Gen. Sherman from Atlanta
announces 40 exchange Of 1000 prisoners
With Hood. More than half the people
of Atlanta prefer to 90 North.