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pr. Wishart--DeaT sn;-one year ago the Examining
suIgt on OF this District told me had Consumouol Of
the Langs and that could not be cured; and ju lying
from all my symptoms at that time, myself supposed
t6l 10 be true for more than one year trJ Illel
with hacking cough which ~ Idoay 10 Sai that
could not severe nt Of coughing without splitting
up blood IN large quantities.
For months could not work at anything, and wa,
ebhlsd 90 keen my bel most Of the time While IN ths
ondit on waa in at Nj Row bOtham's store IN this city
and he seeing me very low, was recommended 10 try
your PINE TRRE TAR CoRDIALs Ho sold he had cold
great deal OF H. and that, 40 II had cured many
Cthers he believed It woud do some oood bought a
bottle aud commenced using II, In verv short time
80 that was getting bet very fast nd amer "a ing
several bottles entirely restored to 'aith that
could work every day at my business which u very
heavy work In iron ounlrY. whel CONNIE "a 70
~. your PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL my weight was
orl One hundred and thrty-hve pOant; since the
oft Ihavs weighed sycrige hundrol aud ny
i've shall be glad TO have you puoish this, az be.
h.ye should not have been living a. this time II had
no, us your grrs medicine, and Wish all wHo SAFER
10 receive its benefit
VERY ,ruly You're, captain SAMUEL HARSER
No. 39S Z. Eighth street Reading Pa
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TAR CORDIAL
rs uE GErBlHrDY fos THROAT AND LUso


Hb ihe vital rImeip,o Of tho rtns see obtained BY
psesar prooes 10 Tho dsIatou o. she tst by vNch ~
thl sst edisal properties are retained
1t The OILY safe ana Tcebie ronoy vhich has eve,
tees prepared :rom the Juice Of The Ttno trOe.
IL nvp erstes the digestive IgNrs and 'ostofcs thC
fBptif'.
HIptfthtns n . debn tatsd systere
Bpurhss Iud ,nrishss the bleed ard a. pes from The
tyfi6m tie corruption which seroiuIA breed.
II cesoyos thu muoUs ptlogp which etora the ait
Iftfagea oflhe lunGs.
It's hsAupg prireip aets upon the 'rrtasd s1raeeg
he huIe rrd threat ntnetatlng TO each diseased part
IthNlpT pam srd subj HinR lDhanm. too.
IL isne Htut ofIesu Of study ASd experiment and
HHtf'1Ct to ue fhiStCd With the positive
d lie power TO care the following dseascs n the patient
has not too lOrT delayed resort 70 the OF cure
Csnst mp,ien of the Lunge, Coughs, Throat and
Ereo't BronchS Asthms Who ooplns q ouRh Dlphtherla
and 10 also excellent remedy for Diseases Of the KID
neys ard female Complaints.
Have you a cough2 Have you q sore throAt2 Have
yeuiny OF The pTabontoTy symptoms that most rsa
sistnae, COnsumpon2 hose who should be warned by
these symptoms ECreray thinE hght Of them until Is
TOO late. From this aot, perhaps, than any other,
arse Il sal prevalence and fatanU disease which
eeps to the least enc sixth ofDeahs victims
consumption las debtroYcd more OF the human family
han any other disease and the best physicians for many
yegrf hLVo despared Of cure, or remedy that would
heal the lungs butior than hundred years the
medical ord has been Impressed that there wis
my power and eff cheney the Pine Tree Tar
heal the lungs therefore they have recommended the
use OF lar water Whith IN many had good ect;
lat low TO conhne the edcal properties TO heal
tie urg has ever been mystery until II was discover
~ DR. l. c. Wphart, of Philadelphia, the proprietor
ef Will arts Pine Tree Cordial. IL lie recommended
ard prescribed In The prac Ice Of large number the
most Intelligent and able physicians.
This Cor'ial, when taken with DR. wsha-.'s DysJe9sla
Pllls Is an failing cure for Dy7Dep3ia-
IW DoLIAR5
WIN be paid 10 any ptrspn who viii prove that this
Of the certidc ties uJIlshed by Dr. Wis ar Phi
laCelpha, Pa, are in any false issued without
autl ority by those who gave them
DR.N HHArT-Uesr sHi-I nd Bronchitis, Indau,-
nation the unfs and shortnoss of breath in tn r
ri oImg hsd been treated by several Of the most
en- ne1t physicians IN Philadelphia without benefit
iTU'y ON the verge Of the grave. Your PINE TREE
Tan CORDIAL recon nded to me b. = friend anl
h,T uFrg tour large and small bottles restored
TO psriIct cath.
JOHN WARD Receiver OF Taxes
Cor. Sixth and ChssnUt stf5ets Philadelphia
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EDAIr Nd \. soUDER, Treasurer.
aa2G2 p DO ~ StroSt wharf,
n17y= OFFICE OF THE FRANKFORD AND
- s0ItlS srk nhuade'phs Ciy 'hsscngsr lilroa
G, mpluy nrt, .ate hatham) street., be Ow fnurtn.
puILADELPH'A, Aagust q, 1861,
FROM NJ after his lay the prce nsie iirv on the
car lfthis corn any vii be FIVE CEkTA
On srd aicr Nuulay aext 29lh inst, Tho use Of Es-
araa.nr MAS. h. ARaOTr, Secretary.
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ron rnE wErK rNpINo AuaUsr o, ~

JOS PATTERSON, Treasurer
Stores received at the Rooms OF the o. g. Christian
Gem mission up to August 2c IGIi-
PENNsYLvAEIA.
Philadelphia, parcel, a frend plr American Tract
Pbnsaelphla, 50 pounds aoap AIra Mirrlnger
EnG1 elpha, PACKAGE PenDay wanna Divle society,
LhFdGlpli1 parcels Daily Sews
lhhaJeipIis oGrcci, a friend ~ = N"S'''
y hlldelphia 81 shirts, sptng Garden Presbyterian
FIE,ls4slphis e 2 nppttl.s wine, Air, FislI.
,,,h. Aantaa, = pSass Sa,a, onions =, II. Leekey.
mesyile, schGy Nj cOSnty Sox Lades' solller,'
OIwcn bradford county, box, Lsdiss' Aid 80 ,iety
Aihe g BrGd ord county box sOlller,' Aid society.
k.1le, NIB ItOn chSeser S box, Ladies' All soci3ty
o"iesNile' Chester comfy, uo1es, Ladies Ad So
Al sntown, Lehilh, boxes, Ladies' Christian co.u-
theWberburg IndIana tO1, Primary Department
,kSkon,iet, Larene county cOsk, Ladies All So
NEW JERSEY.
Eelytdere fWaUeul-4 box, M0ess g w and A RouCy,
Ninetntt9wn u IuringtonJ-I BOX, Aid soSiety
twaisI Nv F, r,
ruseton tMercer)-j boxes, Ladlss' uAn Com
rcmbsrteu Burllnstonl-l box. Ladies' Aid Society.
lsrlaptown Ocean)-looO hymn books, difference Of
Ataniic tAuunt e,-lOCO hymn books, Conference ofM
Cape May tcape MayJ-lOOO hymn books, conference
NEW YORK
Of L, p q urJh.
Cerire (GmJTdse-I box, citllens.
COLL box.
ON'go-l pac;are, can pickles Mis. r. W Warner.
hnene-l l box, Ladies' UniOn Aid Society
NoNark Vail - boxes Ladies Adj society.
Albany kegs branch Of Y. :. Christian comm ssOl.
MN 1ora-lO parcels Committee Of Z. ). Christian
IWM9-9 parcels, Committee ofU. 3. Christian Com
jon sviie-2 boxes Nj. r. Church.
buralo-l boa Lad,sf SEW wSAS,1-tySH ,1'-yS Commission
SLratOga-l box, sOidiers' All 10 .iety.
teal box, Ladies' sodiegs' Aii Society,
h.rtsashur,-=i 5affs,, iAii6L
Wesicrnville-4 boxes Ladies' AID Society.
CsndoI-2 packages, Ciuzens.
CNCGC-l box sunday school OF FIRST fft'ISLerHu
Church. ,,,.,..,,..u-,,,
BCstOn-3 boxes, / barrel, parcels OF paper. Army
Committee OF Young Mems Christian As-oeiauo1.
COM ECTICGT.
westpor 8 boxes, Ladlc A!d Society.
Cincnnat-l tOS Of papers Committee oru. =, Chris
'"H 10 UNKNOWN
boxes Ot jelius bRrre Ios tani Ell frdit box.
.lle IstHn IOmn RsluH Noud ~ AN, urd with re-
newCd eAmtstneB cal upon thr rtuu rsld- 1t IN
sOdier to sustain rheir work n ylng the gospel ths
bOOy ell with the gospel or tue sod t. moe who
have sven up much Tor the patiOn The dem and ls
enormous ana urgent and has eXhaui ited cv'u
lUrI ply " e have received on every hngl paW
h,ds OF labor opening aud the old hcld' arc Eruwus
idfr, and unless the supply BE increased and multi iod
must have The misery Ot ~ ii' work uudOnJ tIpt
Nil h have been dOnci lives lost thHt nlght havo hcea
saved souls perish before very O. es. Qckty
arl ely aLd God the soldiers, and by ana the
lion viii hgss Your ork and all mat lahorod In u.
| GEO, A. SIU AIT,
| Charman,
So.H BANK Street, PhillGe'phs
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R4Fs DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD,
THROAT pIsEAsEs, CATARRH.

a4Fe DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD,
THROAT DISEASES, CATARRH.
Those who suher from these malades have now the
very hest opportunity for finding relief The apparatus
contuucied By Dr. Won MOSCHZIHkER Is undoubtedly
the perfectly effective agent used for reaching
The seat the disease 10 which Il directed aud erad-
eating II with wonderful rapidiy. The application Is
painless. Oflcc, No. 1921 WALNUT Street.
TESTIMONIALS.
To the Deaf.-IT. Won MOschzisker, Aurlst, NO. l02T
Walnut street operated most successfully on my ears,
restoring perfect hearing. suffered ffom what the
physicans called thickening Of the drum OF the
WILLIAM CRANE Builder,
Residence no. lSl3 s. Second street.
Philadelphia, Augusta, 1864. 80 .
PHIADELFHiA 2jth June, This Is 70 certify, that
for four years troubled with onensyo discharge
accompanied with deafness. have been treated by nu-
nyrous physicians without receiving any benent Some
months ago applied TO Dr. Won Moschzisker who has
JOSEPH SHOEMAKER,
Olthe nrm Of Shoemaker a Tlsda Merchants,
No. pa N. Broad street.
Private residence, No. 722 Green street
FYF-Dr Won MOSCIIZISKER can be consulted on
ali aladleG Of the Eye, The SURGICAL operations 70
I'''''' 'iN'i 'A'' Once, No iO27 WALNUT Street,
Where hundreds Of similar testimonials as the above can
be examined. Auo-u
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eIOOO RBwARD-LosT OR sroLEN

GIOOO REWARD LOST OR SrOLEN,
" Nv" hence urho9d ofihe Cntsl Atatb Mint,
d this city. Aus x 70, l+i, The foBowng United taHg y
Ten CRIT 1000 H with couuOn6 alta ed n m Hep
tnbe 4, sss, umbsr,d az 10 5ws 25i9 no. 2lji .'z
Or t1,e ~ nlrea e. ! - each
Nos 81 1921 35sJ, 59i, 8jes, gtt a9s, s59 'or One
Th0usat q DolHTa each.
The -, Of he above Bobdr bag heen stopped s.:
th Uni State. Treasury DepaT All pei sons are
toned a. amst csr tiatit faih NOnds
he s1-N ard vii be paid Or the feturn ~ nail
Bonds ny info mason which win lsAd tbeir rCoo-
,sfy, b. aDp yipe 20 BFNJ. FRAHKtTN,
Cbitf of nstsctive POlioo, Mayors once.
~ AZ the Evcuitg Hs itin' oflce,
Fhuare renhia, August "a, 1851. L.
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R5S- DEAFNESS AND BLINDNESS. =.
w ISaacs M D., Professor Of the Eye and Ear uear
All 10 the abovenAmed Win
tie utmost suocOss Testimonials nom ue most ensnlo
sources IN the city and country can be seen - ~ Vee
No. bl PINE Street. Artificial hyes lnss.et sa \ ~
No charges made for examih4ton once hoafs n2h "
Al AM tot N. G0. OIL fnhM hvsst' N-o~
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WEALTH, HEALTH, AND
c,EcREr DISEASES SECRET DISEASES.

cECRET DISEASES SECRET DISEAsESl
y sAMAbICiNs aIEri
THE Mosr CRRrAIS RIinEDY Kyl.R Used,
'0' 'GSoSoEnaEH, GLEET. sRloTUGrs, sc, I
Contan. ne Mineral 40 Baisam, Mercury.
CIes in frum Two to four days, and recent eases IN
"twenty- four hours rI9pSE,d oy graduate Of ne
nocicis ana chemists ofthe resent day.
St 'h Sc who have desearsi Of getting cured or who
nave been RoTs,d with Basam oopaiva, or MeIeay,st
'"'' ~ '"' sAHAnrTAEs GIFT.
Sent By NAH In plain enveole
lIct, male packages, 81 Female ~
nIooBl BLOoD;i BLooDli BLsoDills
scRoruLA, uICERs,, s}Rgs,, sPors, TErrERs'
SYPHILIS OR VENTREAL DisEAsEs, &C., &C,
ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Is offered the public as q Poshise cure. 60,
RThSs or HERB 81 JUICE ICE Is he most potent
certain eeena remedy ever ss
at the cure Is horough and permanent a. pa sn n
70 y5ur poeriy that or which you may repent IN ater
'SA'' DO NOT DESPAIR
2gh% % p9 may 5d % % Es M enOys every
vesge OF impurities nom the system as "sh as All ithe
bad elects oflercurE
rr,,,rEs, FEMALHsil
I'm many Injections with which numbers OF Females
suier, % ai tHs ROOT AND HERB JUICES most happily
adapted in liberated Uterus IN Leue9rrh@1 IN nsaIns
Sent By express. Price 81 bottle, OF poes ior 20.
| - SAMARITAN's WASH = .
T. In casos Of syphs used In connection with the Root
| and Herb Juices. Full directions. Price 20 cents. A..
The efficacy 0f these remedies Is alike acknowledged ~
plyscians and patients. They are used IN the Onleo
states Hospitals, thus Restoring health 70 many oi VA
| brave soldiers
| WHAT TIIE SURGEONS SAT OF THE
BAMAIsITAN'S REMEDIES = .
"r0'H baltimore. hSsois.i I'D os FEB. y % lsSl
UT have pTeat satisfaction In e'at'nB Nat nave ubea
TJe SagdtIqn Remedies' for Nenereal disease IN its
most customary that have usee them WIN llag
scot discTetion aud properly and have found them
| Tesnend 10 my Gntolpations promptly aud eneetgany
Eing their composition, have the tuliest condence
IN beir enoacy, ana r my use OF them extends,
recomnenu us'H sN0Ns'' HALFRED O. BowERs
| Assistant Surgeon 9th New York Yols'
Te Al be understood that these remedies are as recOd
mendcd and win positively the diseases for which
| "Sol5by &. @. UPIIAM,
| No. % 8. EIGHTH street.
DEsMOND CO.,
| Iyj-talhs2m No. 01b RACE Street
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READ THE FOLLOWING FROM UTICA,

Dr. wsbar--Dear Sir;-I ase pleasure In Informing
ven through this source that your PINE TREE TAR
CouIIAL, which recommended fJr my daughter BY
MrJ A.. all, OF this city has car her Of cough Oh
uore than Ave MONTH standing. had thought her
be,Ou cure, AMI had emJlo ed the best medical aid
without ans neht / can cheerfIIly recommend it 70
ne rubl AZ safe and sure remedS for those similarly
aatettd asI fnow Of may OH cases besdo that OF
NY Gsu htsr that has cured Of long standing eouR
Yours, respectfully,
JOHN v. PARKER Daguerrean Artist
30. l8 Geneseo street, U.ico, n Y
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SEA-BATHIN CAPE NAY

< BATHIN NoAT CAPE NAY
EE1RA EXPRESB TRAIN
AZ 500 NJ, on SATURDAY. Aum-sg,
THROUGH WITHOUT bIOPTfNg.
DUE Al CAFE ~ ate 30 r. NJ,
IN dmc for syrnii enterf ainments, hops, &c &c
Iht tram VIII lea 9 from WALNUT strost wharf A.
me abD'e hnur, instead o. 10. sa nrdav Last.
Excursion kket- ~, good 70 return on any ira % on
Monday. Cr vii be received at ~ 0uut or ago
any % y train uHluF z ensuing wpoA.
ReRnl1T tTalns lea PAladt hhin az and 10 A. NJ and
~ P
Caps May ut,lrSA NJ, aud5P NJ
J. VAE RENSSALALE.
Philadelphia, Augist25 1884. aWGgt
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TUE ONLY MEDICTN6
WINCH IS PHLPARED rBoa
The PURE JUICE OF THE PINE TREE.

Consumption cured BY Dr. wIsHART d
PINE TRyG TAR CORDIAL
Bensaltis cured BY Or. wIsHAgrs 8
PINE TREE TAN CORDIAL.
Weak Lungs ma dc stSong by using D,
wIsHARTb PIbE TREE TAR CORDIAL.
Or. wIsHARrs PINE TRv8 TAR
Diseases.
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JLANB BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIP-
tlOn on hand, made 10 order. 1T al ADVANCE
oil old prices, az CEASE 4 HUErY5
New BLANK Book and 7tG'o store,
NJ y \ EO1RIH Htroat
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MANY or THE OLD VARIETIES OF
uI Ietter, Cap, aud Note Paper much superior %
thotc Of later manufacture, can b. al az
Gil NSE q HUFTN'S,
New Bank Boob and : nOnary Store,
FOURTH .gfrnet
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cold PENS AND PENCILS TO SUIT ALL.
" TTo cfgnoes Rld warrant d or ma vcar can be
! al at CHASE & HUFrY'S
New Blank Book and ~tAtl Store.
No ED sffy1N
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II nov, used DR.. wIsHARTH PINE
TREE TAR CORDI in my mIy and cordially re-
commend IL a. av5luable and safe medicine 70 Colds
Coughs, and to those predisp jsel to onsump lol.
Dr. @. A.. FOSTER,
No 100 Genesee street, Utca n. Y.
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The above are few among the thousands which this
great remeuy has saved nom an un'imely grave We
have hundreds OF letters from physicians aud druggists in
all parts Of the country saying that they have never pre-
scribed or sold medicine which gave sucn universal
satisfaction.
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these Msdlores are prepared only by the proprietor
DIR. L. Q, G. WIsHART,
WHOSE OFFICE IS AT
No. 10 y. SECOND sTREET PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA,
Where he be consulted either personally or by letter
free OF charge. They sold by Druggists ana psast'
everywhere; at Wholesale by all New York ana rhllauo'
phia Wholesale Druggists,
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on PER CENT CAN BE SAVED BY PUR
~ Chasing your staiSOhsyst
CHASE & HUFTYS
New Blank boNk and 81 tuODerv Store,
ou21-lm No. ~ ;. FOURTH Street a
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XEvM. A. GRAY, N. Z. CORNER OF SIXTH
w and MINOR streets, buys Diamonds, Watches,
Gold Silver, and Loan Tickets
'''A THOSE IN WANT OF MONEY
CALL.
An business confidential. aul9 3m
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<Fsp.a PHILADELPHIA SURGBONS'
,2St9 BAHDAGE INSTITUTE, No 4 NoItA
@fsA@~ NINTH Street a.ove Market Rupturee
rBdicn " cured BY b. q. EVERErrS Premium Patent
Graduating Pressure Truss. snDenor Elastic beltes
Elastic Gtochgs Supporters, Shonjer Braces, SuspeR-
sOr4es Crn'rt o.. ne.
Ladies attended By Mrs. &c. EvERETT. my26-ly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-23

ST LOWS, Thursday. Sept. ~.
Col. Thompson of the Iowa Cavalry, who has
lust arrived from Little Rock says that il was under
stood that from 20 900 to Rebels under Price had
crossed the Arkan.as River between Rttlc Rock and
Fort Smith, and al communication was cut between
these points. 1t wos not known whether Price would
strike Fort Smith or march directly for the Sta;e'
Shelby is expected cooperate with him and enter the
State from the South East while he pushes column into
the Southwest.
report from another says: Price already has
q force 1000 strong in Barr County. Mo. A heav
Federal force Is concentrating at Iiro~"'''e'
Little Rock nnd Dayars Bluff Dayisons division
under en- Dennis from Morganza has already arrived
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FROM GEN. GRANTS ARMY
Rcjoicings over shcridans Victory-A
Shoftcd Salute.

HpoRs ARMY OF TIE POTOMAC Tuesday. Sept 20
The news of the victory in the Valley OF the
shenandoah was read TO the troops along the lines this
afternoon, and was received with unbounded en'hu'
siasm and repeated cheering. salute OF one hundred
sho,ted guns will be fred tomorrow at daylight in
honor OF the event.
Descrtcrs say the Rebels were receiving rations
of fresh beef from the drove captured from us last
week. They state that II Hampton's cavalry which
accomplished this feat that they took go prisoners and
900 head OF cattle besides trains horses, guns &C.
Some Of the Rebel pickts offered to trade fresh beef
for coffee and other articles. On being asked what they
would trade for Atlanta they had nothing TO sag and
retired IN evident disgust.
Lieut. Peel of the 10th New.York, was shot through
the head to-day while looking through an embrasure
He was instantly killed.
SEPT. Flip. m.--The guns along our entire line
opened this morning at daylight and kept up the roAr
for half an hour Since that time occasional shots are
heard at various points. w. II. III.
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II. GRABAa, A.
The New.Jer.ey Union state Conventions.

TRENTON Thursday Sept -. 1864.
The Convention met at o'clock to-day.
Hon Martin RyeFson, of SUSSEX was appointed perma-
nent President with VicePresident fromeacb County
and a Secretary from each Congressional district.
Mr.. Ryerson addressed the Convention at some length
Mr. Kearby, Of ESSEX then reported the resolutions.
The following IL synopsis:
The first reafirued their devotion 10 the great pur
poses OF the srfc IN which We are engaged 10 maintain
against all their enemies the integrity VI The Union anu
the paramount authority OF the Constitution and laws
of the United States and renews their expression or
their confidence that the object Of their abo and sac
rifces il on the eve Of speedy accomplishment -,
The second halls with delight the late victories OF the
Union arms: such trumphs are the best Efforts parties
can make for an honorable peace-the only steps To-
wards cessation OF hssties which do not lead 10
dsgraceful submission 10 rebellion and the surest
humiliation of party which pronounces the war for
the Union failure and counSeis truce With our Ha'
orous foes.
The third assert. that the party which presents to the
people platform OF dshonorabe peace amended BY n
letter feeby suggesting war which attempts 10 raiy
the people under soldier whose only distinction has
been gained in connection with the prosecution Of the
war and legislator whose whole congressional career
has been against the war. &C. lever command the
respect Of the American people nor avoid the defeat IL
deserves.
The Fourth extends to the soldiers and sailors Of the
army and navy the blessings Of the nation for all time;
the perpetual memory OF grateful people for those who
have fallen in their defense denounces the policy which
The Fifth reoices in the alacTty with which the call
Of the President has been responded to-
The Sixth pledges Jealous efforts 10 the support OF
Lincoln and Johnson President and Vice President
OF the United States
The following electoral ticket was then chosen
Dele4afss at Large: Marcus l.. Ward OF Essex and
Alexander Ct. Ca,tell OF Camden.
District Dels9afss: ls, Lewis Milford 3D. joseph X.
Holmes Sd. Joseph Thompson; 4th Van Cleve Dalryrn.
pie; 9Th, Ernest j. Loenthal.
Speeches made by Attorney General Freling'
huysen. Gen. Fsrnsworth and Geo. Il. Halstsad. In
the evening large meeting held, In which Gen.
Farnsworth Senator Ten Eyck and others spoke. Res.
outons offered by Mr. Scoviie Of Camdep against
extending the railroad corporations with exclusive priv
ileges after le69. These we're tabled.
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AMERICANS ABRoAp.-The following is Ii

OF Americans registered at Guns American Agency
No. II Charlottestreet Bedfcrdsquare. London. Eng
land, for week ending % Sept. 1864;
James f. Mun.on. New.York s; Howtins and lady, Co
lumbis Tenn r. Mortimer and lady, New YORK 'nyi T. NJ
Curtis, New-York H. w Ludlow. Nsw'fors, Marcus otter
bours u. S. Consul to MeIcoi C. Bro3n boston " II
win fis~ey New York &. w May aud lady, New forai j.
Newton scar. and wife SewYofk w. H. ks,ne. jr rhla
drlphis IL. X. Porter, Psbursi william Linde Boston
Chirles ymour Hudson, o. &: CanP Connecticut Miss
Camp Conneetieut Misc 5. D. HYDE New York James
Randolph. jr Trenton, N. j.. n r. sustton and family
WsltlAm. Mas. =, So, -.
And the following is . list for week ending 10th OF
September, 1864:
Rev Hy B. Sherman New Jersey; \. B. Cole New,Yo,i
c o. simGop Boston; l.. lockwood, jr. New York W.
H. Howell PHILADELPHIA; Mr.. Mrs. lily. WAton Phiade
nh. Joseph Parker Phiadephia james Muir, New York
". w wieply, New oIi chrls. =. Taylor baltimore
ni s' ssn Frsnsisco; + ROdd New0rle.n. John Hale
New orleans lanes T. Enshsh New .Hsvsni STEPHEN
Philadelphia Mr. Mrs. II. Y. Tompkins Now York; e
MMon Chicago, Illinois James Lindsay Pt'bgIs, r; j.
King ysw.YorL; A.; sampson, Name l. B. AsTt New
Ysgk Z RsSs, Nsv-YsEh.