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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE AND CHIC RAILROAD.
20 @ - go s.


On and after Sunday .pril 10th, 1854, Daily Trains
will be run between Washington and New York
and Washington and the West as follows:
FOR PHILADELPHIA, NE W YORK, AND
BOSTON.
Leave Washington at 7.3o y il 1875 m SD m,
except Sunday.
On Sunday ct s;2a , m for PHILADELPHIA and
Z 80 m for NEW YORK.
Passengers for Philade phis viii take notice that
dslphia.
and lie for Netc YORK passengers trolnsictly.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Washington at 80 m 80 a M, II Is a m,
800 m. 40 m, $50 p III, and S.2J p IN, except
sundays -. -. sa1ry#
On Sundays at 80 a m, and and 5.2opm.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Washington at $50 m, and and SD p N
daily, except Sunday.
On Sunday, at 8 and 20 p m, only.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
LeATe Baltimore at 3.45, 40, Z, and 10 m, and
$50, 4.45 and 80 p m, daily, except sunday.
On Sunday, at 3.45 and 20 IN and $50 m only
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Washington at $50 M and and i.s0 pm,
daily, except Sunday.
No train for Annapolis on Sunday.
Trans leaving Washington at 7 80 m and 80
Sleeping Car on Z so IN train. Berths in sleep
ing car can be secured until p N, daily. at the
Ticket Office; after that hour they must be secured
OF the sleeping car conductor.
The first and four n trains from Washington stop
at all way points.
For further information. tickets Of every kind,
&C., apply to GEO. 8. KOoNTZ, Agent at Wash
ington Station, or at the Ticket off ce.
w P. SMITH, Master of Transportation.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent. ap1ltf (
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d. 'o1-"'A~BA LrIMoRn

DE. 'oHssEoTSi ..rrnox,
ORIG, NJ soygHg. ,ss HpSsAH sss2RsEEEEE hssi
NJ. "a. ss s,.ss; .sd Ss;
'aai Rensdy i tss sS sSs IS,Rupusc,
RID % So Hor,{ No TiGsiss,
CURE ggaaksRaaSS All q eSss 20 eHkRsz II
s and sissss:.
bbsp.t.tioIn. q the Heart, TiPidi:y. TrsnsHns.
ThT:, SSss q o. siHa hsSss
sEosrr and solitary pr.etices more fatal TO their
ssn ts ens ss to hh
anticipations. rendering marriage. &C., i'm possi-
.ho nays become the victims s
Yoans eas asa g
VIE t o
walked TO exstacy the living Tyre, may call with fun
'0AA'''TIKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
These are scue Of th cad and Melancholy effects
q Se x ss
Of Sight. Loss of Muscular Power, Palpitation Of
ss a d <. bss: KfEsas
SiM q fGonfu% .ss!
much to be dreadedSLoss Of Memory, oonfusios
Of Ideas, Ds1Isasion Of Spirits Evil torebodinga.
Aysrfi9n e sosisty. ssifDistrust. Love OF soli:
suds' Tim'di''' 81 MARRIAGE.
ms1e,s s.ss 20
Debility. Wasting q the Organs, Deformities. DO.
he Ws ssg pi.ees Himself under tn. car. o,p
may feigiousiy confde In his honor as gents man.
snd confidently rely upon his skill - Physician.
oReAEI9 MIIIAAKkEls5a A. ~ IMPoTINoY
By Dr.. Johnston's marvellous treatment, weak
ness q the 0TEans |. speedily cured and fan viser
,s.sd and .5o bed lost al hops. have
You: Is1lsssiIIss sss s. TX
Member of tn. De acy.{ Sases Ii Lon,
:: Ss
don aris pIis And eiisvSsrs. has ssesed
Of the Tott s the; ever
ara ears when asleep great be alarmed
suss s
Of mind were eare%dd iTT%HsSaiMstsHlS
inanisea IL shss .ione-s ! sbit frequently LEANED
sR s " :, .ssa sas
Ssh hss p tsa Ss ss ssss
#: e. y s e.
Of nature and indulging in certain secret habit.
Such persons must Mls Sffisf Ssns.n PLATING
reflect that sound mind and body are the moss
ness .shout e.s he journey shroRss
LIE bear dasfen. xs.S E
ehoiy reae ctions that the hsppiness Of snother ID
'iisA'e1D Is :E s" OF IMPR rDEWCK.
When the HIi.F sidsd and iaprzdsst retsry OF
10, dscspe. It often bap7ecs tbs Ill tim ed sensa
fehsue Or dread Of discovery d.terE Kim from APP
sTis to those .ho, trorf education GHG rssgests-
incssasle oienrine, flek his paepE:sry k1ostsaes.
ia fss can h otsaea and n do,Sais
LEAVE him With @uiaed heats 10 a. over his gail
ing dissgroin, ept; or. Y the use Of that deadly
toms Of this terrible disease Guch as Affections OF
the Hesd, Throat, Noss, Skin, etc., progroesing
NE sy sending M e ssa s
discovered country "a Whofe bourne 70 traveller
oPYiCk SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
left hand side going from Baltimore strees, . feS
doors from the corner. fan not to obserye name
=" WNo letter, received unless post paid and con-
tsining stamp to be used on the reply. Person,
vritire should state age and send portion Of al
yertiserent describing symptoms.
The Dr.,s Diploma hangs in HI, 0na.
IND0RsKMINr or THE PRESS.
The many Thousands cured at this institutions
sas ss
Johnston. witnessed By the reporters OF The Sun"
and many other papers, notices OF which have ~.
Els standing as gentleman Of character and re-
sponsbility, is Sufficient guarantee to the q.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
j. ely
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THE ELECTIONS.
Albany Charter Election


ALBANY, April l2.-The charter election in
this city, to-day, resulted in the election OF the
Democratic city ticket, by najorities ranging
from 1,5G0 to i,s90. The Democrats elected
eight Of the eleven Aldermen and seven OF the
ten Supervisors. -
Patterson Municipal Election. : ,
PATTERSON, N. J., April l2.-Mr Williams
Union candidate for Mayor,Iis elected BY about
one hundred majority. The Union candidates
in four OF the five wards OF the city are also
elected. The South Ward has gone Democratic.
Jersey City. "a. -a1ia
NEW YORK, April l3-Orestes Cieaveland,
Democrat, was chosen Mayor OF Jersey City
Yesterday.
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PERSONAL.

I ADI1S, ONLY LOOK AT ,THIsl I'VE are now
II prepared to do any kind OF % broidery by skill
mi hands such terms that cannot fail to satisfy.
we 90 your stamping in elegant style, and NO
not cenrecte with any other place OF the kind In
the city. where stamping II advertised Our
place IL SCI street, opposite the Patent ONCE -
Look out that you do not pist Axe the street. We
daily receive new Patterns for Braid and Embroi-
dery Juet out, and stamp yo1r goods while you
wait Machine Stitching neatiycope. - fe Is
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COVERS, ..... .-.t -.-
FOR PIANOS AND TABLES
g. LIZ ]. b. kitty,
IMP ORTERS,
NH l0.lm $50 Broadway, New York,
IMPORTANT TO SUTLERS.
eUTLlRS WILL FIND
h. A. DOWNING 3 CO.'S
CNCENTRATE OLAM
10 81 MOST VALUABLE ARTICLE 70
THEIR TRADE.
1t sells very rapidly, and II the most economies
srtiniA dietf the ofResr's mess. It Is prepared
. one minute, and makes mest delicious Sour or
Uhowes.. II n highly recommended By Army
EufssonS. TIE profits are large.
Il. 4. DOWNING d CO.,
Manufacturers of Concentrated Food,
No. Ill East 18th It., New York.
OK sale ~ BARBOUR q sIMMlS. Sole Agents,
% Louisiana Avenue,
sei-n Waahin stou, D. o.
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THE EVENING STAR.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
rHE WAR IN KENTUCKY.


Eeryest Again Advancing on Paducaf-A
Federal Force Gone to Meet Him.
CAIRO April 12.-Forreet, With large force,
was reported advancing on Paduc cab again last
night, from the direction OF Mayield. e
Reinforcements have been sent out from here
to meet him. q -
The 7th Illinois cavalry, veterans, have ar
rived here en- route for home, on furloRgh. They
have re-enlisted. -
IANorHKR pIspATcH.J
Five Union Gunboats n eady ior the Enemy.
CAIRO. April I2-The steamer City of Alton
brings Memphis dates to the nth. Rebel cav
airy lie securing the country in the vicinity Of
Duyalps Bluf =.
the steamer Lloyd was fred into in White
river, and the pilot wounded. "a
Forests force are menacing both Columbus
and Padueah, 4 portion OF his force is advanc-
ing On the latter place, and passed Lovetts vile
"A noon to-day, and it is expected. they will
make the attack tonight. Our piskets at Col
umbus were driven in today. Besides rein
fOrcements sent from here, FIVE gCnboats ar,
TeaGy 70 receive the rebels: ri.
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TENNESSEE POLITICS.

ConVention to Orsanlze NeW State.
LOUISVILLE, April 13.--The Journals special
dispatch from Knoxville, dated yesterday,
says: The convention met to- day, and elect
ed Hon. T. A. r. Nelson president, who dse
elined the honor. Col. F. A. Hascal was then
appointed chairman. The entire session was
consumed in the discussion OF a resolution to
sxpel any delegate who aided or abetted the
rebel lion since the meeting OF the convention
in 1861. The resolution was tabled by q close
vote. An adjournment took place until to.mor.
Tow. The convention is not packed one, and
the indications are against q new State being
cTsated." -. ..------.-----------.
FANoTHK8 pIsPATCH.1 63Ea.s
CINCINNATI, April IA special dispatch to
the Gazette from Chattanooga, on the 12th
says the Knoxville Greenville Con vention met
to-day. II is not supposed here that the pro-
position for separate State organization will
prevail. Gov. johnson addressed the citizens
and others yester day in speech more radical
Than eyer. - -f.I :.
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MI TIE Z H.
MI. LOOMS. M. o. the Inventor

WI LOOMS, M. d. the Inventor and Patsntee
of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH. At
city. Many persons can wear these3 IIyYYN
teeth who cannot wear others, and no --'
Persons calling at my ice can be sccon1Ir odated
with any style and price of Teeth they may desire,
but to those who and wish the purest,
cteanest strongest, and ost perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted ri F..
Rooms in this city--No 33s Pennsylvania avenus
between 9th and 10th streets. Also, 207 Arch St..
Philade iphis. .-r. . mar4-ly
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DIANOS..-A new assortment Of Steinway & Sons
been received at our warerooms. We have
aleo on hand one almost new seven-octaveyvyS1J
Piano, cost $500. which will be sold for $3.50 the
owner leaving the city. Several second hand
Pianos from sso to Sis, qpon, sssy terms, At the
spl Corner Of 18th street and Pa avenue.
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DENTISTRY.
DISCOVERY In DENTISTRY.

EREAL DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY. =
Teeth Extracted ,cithoM PDis Nth tAS Mantle Of
.xo,,d .dv,,o -, Oaysen. ..,,h =, - a., :,
tract to call At DR.. LEWIES office,
and have them taken out by this new S
and harmless process. Also call andQlyYYyYY
examine the Doctors new and inn
proved method of Inserting Artificial Teeth. II
yoa op ce see the Ereat improvement in his tee tn
you will have them in other style than this new
and valuable one. No. 242, Pa. avenue, between
novI3 s. r. LEwIE, NJ D., Dentist
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FROM CHATTANOOGA. r
No Change in Military Affairs-Accident 10
a Raj lr ma A Train

CINCINNATI, April l3.-At Chattanooga mill
tSry matters are quiet The situation OF the
Ietei army is unchanged.
Considerable rain has fallen recantly and tn,
Tennessee river is rising rapidly. z
A train from Knoxville TO Chattanooga was
thrown from the track, near Athens, and sew
frsl soldiers in iure6. '.w- s~ =
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60 W1BB V1RID \,
SUCCESSORS TO
CHARLES. FOWLER e. co,
IMPORTERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
CHINA. GLASS AND DARTHEN WARE,
Fine Cutlery, Plated Ware, Roll Metal Goods, Ice
Pitchers, Block Tin Goods, Tin Chamber Sets.
Japanned Walters, Water Coolers, ETHEREAL
terms, Stone Ware, TO-, DO, Go.
Goods Packed and Delivered In this City and
GEORGETOWN free Of charge
5O4 tOdd Fellows HalD Seventh st..
my 4eo1y Washington.
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~ LADIES OF WASHINGTON. -
s, HELLER, ~
* No. 81 Market Space, bet III and Sth us..~
Has opened very largs assortment Of Spring A nj
summer ClOsks. Also. = great variety of Fancy
Bonnets and Flowers. Embroidsries, such ar Lace
Collars, Handkerchiefs. Sleeves, &c,6c Fancy
Goods, Fancy Parasols, Corsets. Hoop Skirts. and
nlarge assortment Of Ladies' Under Clothing and
the best cheap price Gloves Ladies', you win do
before you buy elsewhere. NH d inns
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9 OOO HORSES WANTED.
Wan DEPARTMENT, OlvALRY BUREAU,
OFFICE OF OHIEP QuARTRRHAsTER,
WASHINGTON, D. O., March 8, 1854
One hundred and forty seven SID dollars Der
head will be paid for all
CAVALRY HORSES
delivered within tbs ne1t thirty $50 days At tie
Ssid horses to be sound in all particulars. not less
than Eve 5) nor moro than nine 90 years old; from
l4s to Is hands high. full feshsd, psctly built
bride wise and OF size sufficient for cavalry pur-
poses.
These solicitations tSiu be strictly adhered TO and
rixidly enforced in every particular.
Payment made on delivery Of ten 100 and over.
Hours Of inspection from .. M, to p. N.
JAMES 4. EKIN,
Lieut. Colonel and Chief Quarter aster,
mh9 0t Cavalry Bureau.
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WHITE VIRGIN WAX OF ANTILLEs-A new
.nG arenrh CosI met for beaatfying whitening
wonderful compound of the age. There is neither
gsMeT name bsmpt or tale in its
Virgin MsAheafs its sxtrsGtdinsfy qualities for
tiful and the most beautiful divine. Price Is and
HiuNfs RLooMo OF ROSES, a most perfect color
1f5 ri sns
&c NJ tss sS?sh y
Rhie; None genuine unless the name of Hunt &
= 81 fsr sss at a.
RY R!KKGII9N or THE SECRETARY OF THE
- TREASURY hereby give notice that am
gpi,sd Stats Bends AUTHORIZED by the act
and payable forty years from date, bearing interest
hundred dollars annually, and S0n on n All
~ re.svs stssr
cGspeg Bonds lon sca az they may "a prefer
500 Five Hundred dollars. $500, )! One Thousand
Fen t aos1s Soss co.,
B9efs of the e r
and one ThonssDd aolIal vs dollars
+ sssg .issss ss:l.s
United ktates notes, or the notes of National
Banks. adding fifty per cent for premium until
further notice from the Grst DAY of March or
September. as the case NAV be, until the day of
So bscription and payment W
Dpon receipt Of subscriptions will ISSUE nv
certificate of deposit therefor in duplicate, the
original Of which will be forwarded by the sub
scrioer to the Secretary of the Treasury, Washing
ton, with letter stating the kind Registered or
Upon the receipt of the orr ginal Certificate at
the Department, the Bonds subscribed for will be
transmitted to the subscribers respectively ar
soon as the same can be prepared. 80
1t is expected that the first deliveries Of Coup on
of April. r r SPiNN HR "'
nh 26-4W Treasurer UDited States
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LOUISIANk AV1EUI,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS,
Ap7-Im WASHINGTON, d, O,
s.HER MAI ESTY'' AAIPAG NE.
TIE ROYAL WINE OF ENGLAND.

UHER MAJESTY,' CHAM AGNE.
TIE ROYAL WINE OF ENGLAND.
A limited quantity of this superior Wine has
been secured for the undersi gned, and the first
shipment Of $40 eases has arrived by the steam
shp Olympus, direct from the cellars of the we'll
known house of
Nfessrs DE VENOaE & CO.,
At Epernsy. France. The present invoice will be
introduced into this market Al the very low price
of
TWENTY DOLLARS PER CASE OF QUARTS,
payable in currency, which is much below its fir st
cost.
The superior quality of this Wine is guaranteed,
and it is offered with confidence Of its approval BY
connoisseurs.
Orders for one or more cases may be addressed,
by letter otherwise, to the undersigned.
VIM. HENRY WARD,
Wine and Fruit Dealer,
No. Broad street, near Wall, New York.
l-Ht
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TUB OOMIIDlMTlAL GUID1.
i 1fsotiss - . SsSsSxal WealwSss'
OLD, yo.ns. married.. and dnsie, WIN learn some.
Ladies Win also learn somsthing 10 their sdysn-
tAeo by pe9uaiAe !" The OonAdential Guide"
0ent to any address, h Q B1Aled enyel0po On the
teesipt Of tan csnts md one rcd stamp.
Aad.sSse Oh. A.'LA1O&tAIM.
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MAYORS OFFICE, April II, 1854.
L R0P0SALS will be received at the Mayors OF.
April instant. for the building Of q brick culvert
across I'd street east in street north; the cnyert
Will be circular in shape, inside diameter 7 feet
walls inches in thickness to be laid in the best
cement mortar.
Bidders will state the price per lineal foot which
shall include all excavation or other expenses i'm.
cident to the work.
None but practical mechanics need bid
WM. DOUGLAS
ap l2-3teo Commissioner of the Fourth Ward
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &C., pur-
chased and sold on commission. -
The subscriber offers his services to D.
the public, which from long experience u
and extensive acquaintance gives him (P~
superior opportunities. Particular at ~.A@-
tention given TO the selection of Saddle and Har-
ness Horses. Persons wishing horses shipped in
any direction by sending them to my address ma y
rely upon having them promptly attended to with
out the personal attention of the owner thereby
saving themselves much time and trouble.
Refer to W. D. Wallach, Proprietor Washng ton
Samuel T Houston, Quartermaster's Department.
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- FUR URE. a
- FURNITURE. IN
OAK AND WALNUT oY1Io1 TABLES.
ARM CHAIRS. COCOA MATING,
1XTlNsION DINING TABLIS,
COTTAGE SETS. &C., &c.
We have on hand at our Ware Rooms On the
rear Of the Auction Rooms), large stock of the
above. together with . general assortment Of
HOUSEHOLD YURNITURl,
Which vel are determined to close out at very
small advance for cash.
100 PATENT ARMY J0TTs.
WI. WALL CO.,
south corner Ninth and Penn. ave.
AU [Chroniee.l
II ROOFING 1zLTH
H.o. WILSON L co..
Poor OF M 81. WEST, WASHINGTON. D. G.,
Manufacturers Of
ROOFING IlLT. DRY AND TARRlD sHIATH.
ING, ROOFING CEMINT and
LAMP BLACK,
Y1LT AND 0lM1NT. Wholesale and Retail.
Dealers supplied on the most liberal terms.
1aetory-yoot Of nd street west. Omee-161 I'd
street, below Pa. avenue. nh L-sm-
CAPoNs. WHAT'S cAPoNsf-ao TO Will
- SONS, 119 Psnnsylvania avenue, and sec his
iGkosrAEr 70 u I,AILI1s:.Ta. s,q:rasnsa
:tsiiy t 1s g !: rsssiyies daily b. s1srsss
s :}:s f:s;sSs!iss|. s.:..., o.,s..,
SSse eSs s:S siPs:s
ss: g: f:s1 ss. r e: f ss M
A'e, ,,i l.s va v.sRiK q 5ors'sn snd Domestic
70 fasaiiis S "a osnsrs sivins sntsrtainmsn,s
Vi: g: sSs.ss'' and %1EE;oaa
% p-sm between SsI and sots s streets.
TO SUIT TN TIMES.
We AZ now manuiaet9rins al kinds Of SCOTS
~ or 1a.tsrn- made work Of every de.erip- N
ti9., nsds expressly 70 order. and win bsY
sssssoiors sSsrssd Z Tia city for y. much inferior
or city msds work, win always 6nd GOOD assort-
ss ir in store md :, as n SS' isss;i s.' Us
T'H1 ooN1ID1HTlAL GUIDE.
o,s, seSas @:IsiiS: :.a ansi; IN learn some.
az; ~ s.; (: -: .s'..
ssesipt q tea cents asd one "a Il.mR:.--..
..,s Ass.;a: Dr. A'LAss essDs. L.,
pIANos:1A nes .ssortmsn. Of s..inwsy 8 Sons
sleo on hard one almost new seven ;ect.vsIyvH!J
9; sss:s e;ss
spl Corner OF 18th street and Pa Avenue.
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ID MAYORS OFFICE, A pril, 1864
u ROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
y NJ. On Monday. 18th day Of April, instant. for
the continuing of the sewer in Ninth street west
from the north side of massachusetts avenue to the
north side of street north; also the building of
four stencil traps. two on the east and two on the
west side of Ninth and j. streets north; also the
building of q branch sewer, which shall begin ut
the intersection of street north and Ninth street
west and run west along the center of street to
opposite the center the alley leading into Square
No. $50. thence up said alley to such point as the
City Surveyor may desi snate.
The size Of the main sewer is five feet inside di.
ameter.
The branch sewer viii be circular in shape in
side diameter eighteen inches walls nine inches
in thickness. The four stencil traps will be SINH
lar to those at Sixth street est and north
the average depth of sewer will be about nine feet
the work to be laid in cement mortar
Bidders will state the price per lneal foot for the
main sewer which shall include all excavation and
filing required. Also. per lineal foot for the
branch, which shall include all excavation filing
and repairs of flag footways and cutters, & c.. and
per stencil trap each, which shall include all exca.
vatiOn required, under an act approved 23d of May
Specifications can be seen at the City Surveyors
Office.
None but practical workmen need bid
RICHARD WALhACH, Mayor
JOHN T. GARNER
Commissioner of the Third Ward.
WASHINGTON DRANE,
JOHN W. SCANLIN
N AsSisf Nn, g.
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kMB0kIER FOR PEE EAR,
ARBOLIN
AOE5TzN8,
BEAUFIFL1s,
0DOEk1xS,
HHN6BfRsEE. - .aa
TNVIeOKATks,
49, NOURIsHKs, .a,
KKBELLIsEJs
81 TIE RAIE.
K1EpALL'E AxECLIEG il rare compound
stimulating extracts from flowers. Roots, an
Herbs. fer the GROWTH, BEAUTY. And RAR
MANHNT vIGoR OF the HAIR.
"Hishly beneficial where tae hair requires
semitic ttmulant." Oh. 0HILTOE.
"Havs never had anything which so psrfse
exavsrs tas purpose Of hair dressing"
WARRAN WARD. Hrq,
J. 4. ...' No. 275 Cana street, N. T.
"Afser being bale FOR seven years your .AMB0
LINZ has covered the entire scalp with NEW
EAIR." Prof JOHN 6HNIA,7
l. No. IS King street, M,
For sale By al Drussists Snd Fancy Good.
Dealers. Put In boxes, Containing two bottles,
price q.
Manufactured and for sale at wholesal ~
KENDALL & BANNISTEK,
sls-sn No S4s BcoADwAY,N.
HAdPTP11ssEEssss S Or MI MsIslRYZa , z Is TIE
SAN OF .nd
ne cf ai
ing humanity, four of their most instructive and
6ssT IT,
I9daisestion. Weasness. DsPresaiop, or ignorance
% sse s Law Thsss
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laf fdeaaiMbA4S sss d35SkFo fSHHzl c sstEHfi
%TfnSfsiisnts are purely vsgetabls, Il ~ y
e TIE tests. a. % ~ SaS Sa:S q
astsstaea. ciieslars free. Hriss O 1cM1; ~.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-02
Illinois Union Convention.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, May 25.-The Re.
publican State Convention met in this city
to-day and made the following nominations
Gen. Richard Oglesby for Governor; VIM
Bross, of Chicago, Lieutenant Governor;
$. Tyndall, Of St Clair, Secretary OF State
j. n. Haynie, of Alexander, Auditor; Jas.
9. Bereridee. of kerne, Treasurer; Newton
Batleman. Superintendent Public Iustitu-
tions; s. w. Maulton, Congressman at large.
The resolutions approve of the acts of the
administration in resisting by all force known
to civilized war the effort to destroy our
National Union; cordially endorse the
Emancipation Proclamation as legitimate
war measure, and regard the use of negroes
as soldiers warranted by usages Of civilized
war.
The resolutions express the opinion that
the acts Of Government have been in the
main highly conducive to the suppression of
the present rebellion, and cordially declare
that if Abraham Lincoln receive the noIni.
nation at the Baltimore Convention they
will give him their most earnest support
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-02
Democratic Humanity.

Whenever we gain victory over the
rebellion the Democratic press has an at
tack Of humanity, and sets up universal
howl over the bloodshed and widows and
orphans. 1t is remarked that the same press
is never troubled in this way when We suffer
disaster, and when our soldiers are saught-
cred and widows and orphans made, and
made in vain, by n rebel victory. Then
they regard bleodshed with complacency.
They rallied swiftly to the defense of the
massacre of the unresisting troops at Fcrt
Pillow, and in their official zeal they made
out that it is justifable by the laws Of war
to massacre all troops that fight behind in
trenchments
Nor have these Democratic humantarians
ever manifested the least concern at tho
horrible crucltes perpetrated on our soldiers
who are prisoners in the hands Of the enc
my The description Of hundreds of men
in the prime Of early manhood, systemat-
lcally reduced to physical and montal i'm
becllty by starvation and exposure, aud then
exchanged only because they are at the
point of death, the sum Of all horrors and
barbaritios, has never touched their sympa-
thies. Evidently they have mistaken their
sensations. 1t is over Union victories that
they mourn. 1t is because more of our
soldiers have not been slaughtered and more
widows and orphans made by the defeat of
our armies -.-.-. ---.-.. ------