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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-12
NOTICE 10 OONTRAOT0RS.
BNVLNEl1'8 VITIuEI VNI9 IlIVHE BEIb1Il
BALRIHoRI Z. ONO RAILGoLb,
BnLLkGh, OHI6, 2Ath March lS6

bHLL1lt One 1lth March, 1884.
T1R0POSALs Will b rteelt6d Il this 6fBee' NTH
the ga day oIgAptil lhsHt, fpr he mason work
q the RlIlroEA BtidgS 70 81 66ilf 6rsE lie Ohio
Piaus a16 'EpooiaGAtionS can Be seen at the RII-i
gipeor,s enssIa BsllAlE, from tihs12sh 70 a1d day
HE company re,sryss The right 70 reject any OF
all bidL. IsIS{ GIl. IL - =
tIOu q sSeudty for fllGIlmOHt Of p51tFAet ~ .
THIS Will be ~ GEtSnllVO WoFk, and W61 worth
the Sttsntiou Of 1rIt elaas eontEAotoFh ] sgIE4f
nrsc:,od..p,so 5Aa T. hAs1F9 n.,I.:,, y
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OXFORD Ind. March 7. 1864
MEssRs Eos LAFAYETTE CouRIER:--
Enclosed Is from the Richmond Whig cut from
your paper recommending the government TO naturalo
the Of tbs cssaya bark for The use OF Its sol
know this story by heart but the great trouble s we can't
help reading IT, When we think We have got some good
from Richmond IL turns out calsaya bark TINS
your paper People call you nothing but s T. ls6oX. or
Plantation Bitters. This man Drake must be case II
you could send him hereto deliver lecture he ala
draw certain. At first we thought he big hunbng.
doc cergymen and all Children .d 70
cry for n-but haven't heard them The joke is they
drink An. but don't the caiisaya espce, they Will
lnd id the next bottle I'D like TO know where the T. K
in. Now. Mr Editor give something else
in your paper just for q rarity. and obliee YOURS
DANDELf0F,
CAMONILE AND
WTNTERGREEN.
II we only knew the foregoing friend we should Ger.
tainly send him of Plantation BIT ers Evidently he
not educated In boratory and does not understand
timein bottle. That's what's tho matter. Because
the Plantation Btters effect such wonderful and sudden
cures the physicians try TO hit right and left That's
rght pitch in Truth crushed 20 csrth will rise again
We stand such crushing We challenge the word TO
ansctIons loss Of appetite weaksess paiatio
breath despondI spirits c ~ Is efe ted by the Panta
ton Btters. The beauty Of Is they agreeable
10 take, and produce an immediate beneficial result.
They composed the choicest and herbs-Dande-
lion, canomle winergreen anise lavender, corisnder
peel, cascarila bark. Glove buds. caissya &c
ell preserved in perfectly st. Croix imported be-
fore the great advance ~ price The IS s6o-x"s our
N Brhe Plantation Btters are particularly recommend
ed merchants cergymen and ladies Of s.deutary habits
They add strength TO the system aud bancy to the mind
+. n. DRAKE & CO.,
22 Broadway, New York
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New yer.,on OF Byrom.

Know the store that is crowded with ladies
The pimpled and fr.cked o< cline
Where that SOAP called ITALIAN 20 exquisite made Is
That TO II not be ronsdered n criincs
Know e the store where the rOuDRN SUBTfEE
Makes the pulses Of ladies 10 bound az thew feel
That the HAIR their their lips
And they no longer need be desnlste neartedy
Where the maiden rich frsgrs T. ha he she tarrles
From perfumes OF LuBIN A GUERLIN, of Psriss
Where the LILY WHITE and the spi.ndid HAIR DYE
In color, tho varied in Leaut,, may vie,
Aud the tints of the ROUGE even ruhb NJ defyf
Where the mirrors are large ami the showcases fne,
And every ything breaihes air almost vinef
'Ts the store OF GOURAUD-of science the sun
And well may he smile & n the deed he has done
q, well his articles known and as well
Are the PRAISES they bear and the CURES could
". B.-rhe great demand for DR. FELIX GoURAUD's
besuyipg and innocent preparation. during the
OF century guarantee all desrus avail them.
selves Of their To he had at GOuRAUD'S new an 4
splendid esahshment, 43 Broadway, Grand street;
Bates Boston; KeS ser. Pitsburg.
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THrRrYEiGHTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.


senate.
WASHINGTON, April Q, 1894
rm rxsupwrs POLICY ENDORSED CALIFORNIA Izcn-
LArURE.
Mr. CorSss (rop) Of Cal offered the joint resolutions
r the California Legislature endorsing the Presidents
policy which were ordered to lie on the table and be
printed.
run TRANSFER os xxS FROM rm ARMY NAVY.
Mr. GaMss (rep.) OF Iowa, presented bill repeating
Shs Joint resolution approved February "a 1884, ashoriz
fng the transfer Of from the army into the navy
OKBArE OK rms PROHIBITION AMENDING rM
CONSTITUTION.
The Senate then proceeded 70 the consideration OF liz
{oint resolution Amending the constitution.
10 exclude the States In rebellion from the count In es.
Gnatng the vote. There were thirty. I'VE states,
And IL was expected that three would be
fnakng thirty eight. ThreeIpurhs OF these would be
cwenty-uine There now twenty I've Ssates roprc.
aented IN Congress- which, with the three now States and
one than q consti ucual majority for the mes.
9ure Mr. Harlan controverted the argument that there
title In slave property that The insttu
con itself could be justified by the history Of the world
by the Sacred Scripture. lie quoted from the Levtcs
law TO show that slaves returned 10 liberty when
masters He denied that colored people needed any
guardianship Of the whites and be considered the control
exercised by the whites the blacks
bon. which could not be justified by tho Of Godcr
oe denied that slavery was divine, and therefore
desirable institution, as abolished the conjuga rela
Zion this measure passed II would furnish the
or filling up wasting armies and also the
ympahy and support Of tho civilized nations Of the Old
World.
Nr SALISBURY. (opp, OF Del, said whom preachers
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THE ELECTIONS.

The Election In Maryland.

The Election In Maryland.
SUCCESS OF THE UNCONDITIONAL EMANciPATIoNrsTs.
BALTIMORE, April o, 1864.
Baltimore city gives e02l for q convention and Al
against II.
The unconditional anti compensation ticKet gets tho
entire cast The Is light, there being oppo
sition.
The Frederick district gives the Emancipation ticket
and convention 4s0 majority.
Tho ballot box OF the Jackson district was taken pos
session Of by tho coppsrheads about two O'Clock and
totally destroyed Detachments Of Col. Coles cavalry
and the Seventh Maryland regiment have gone to arrest
the parties.
The Fifth district Of Cecil county gives 3o5 for the con-
vention and emancipation.
PoRr DErosrT, April Q, 1884.
Tho Seventh district gives leo majority for tho con-
vention and unconditional emancipation.
CUMBERLAND, April o, 1864.
Cumberland gives 40 majority for unconditional eman
cipaton.
THE LATEST.
BAIrM,nE, April 6--Evenipg.
Returns thus received indicate majority OF not less
than I5, 900 for the convention In the state.
Newtown, Worcester county Cis,en's district, gives
1875 majority for the conservative Union ticket
Annapolis gives 13s majority the convention and the
conservative ticket
Washington county gives about 1000 majority for tho
convention and unconditional emancipation.
There will be majority In the convention Of al ieas.
least twenty for immediate and unconditional emancps
ton.
The Rhode Island state Election.
TIE REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR
RR-kLrCrED.
PRovrpRxcx, April Q, 1854
Tbe State election took place to-day Returns from
nearly All tho state indicate that James y smith, UaIop
ns,ioua Is re elected Governor oy small majority over
corgc H. Browne, democrat and Amos c. Barstow, indo
pcudenG un,on In this city Smith is u the minority BY
hundred votes.
There Ia election Of Assenblymcn.
The Legislature will be strongly Union.
Tompkins County Election.
ITHACA, ". Y, April .. 1864.
Tompkirs county elects ninc Union Supervisors six
Dnouists and three democrats chosen last year.
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Household Furniture Sales.-Hcnry II
LEEDS CO. viii give their personal attention 10 the sale,
II at the residence of house
np usual for The past seventeen aud vi. also
have regular weekly sales store No % Nassa
street, for who prefer this medium Of disposal
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H0yt's Htawntha HAIR Restorative.
HOYT'S HIAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
H0YTS HIAWATHA HAIR EEST0RATIvE
HoTs HAwwrrHAA HiAwArHA HAiK Haik EesTokATiy
HoYTs HIAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
HOYTS HIAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
hS3Ts ho1Ts HlATHA H1R hAIk
Is %xkSHSSIItP 5S kksISsE
Is WARRANTED TO RESTORE
!ADEP AMP gsAy HAZE ASD wHIsKERs
rXbED AND AND GRAY GeAY HAIR AND wHisxnRs
FADED sNP GRAY ii1IE AER sSR wwHIIsKkss
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
TO THEIR ORIUINAL COLOR.
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR.
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR.
fallen Nothing Gill do that whalevcr be ad
vetssd to the hut 10 will is falling odt mako
ties and humors entirely overcome OF
previous OF atons containing sulphur Of
lead. &e II does NOT require soapng washing aud hours
easily applied and wiped from the skin any hsrrssng
We apply the uawatha At rooms thus enabling the
public 10 Judge II Its merits by aua trial on the premises
very farthest We can II In most In sx.
We published the following challenge to test four
weeks IN the papers. which vss never accepted
proprietor preparation to the cocr
of the hair restored Each pretor rothng his
preparation and the person using nothing else during
the test certificate Of the result to be published 10 all the
principal at the expense OF he unsuccessfu
HoYTs IMPERIAL CoLoRIxG CREAM.
An appropriate. accompaniment to the Ha~atha changes
light and whiskers % beautiful brown bsck.
Superior TO dressing for the ~hskers. Sold every
JOSEPH HoYT 4 CO. 10 University place. N Y.
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Treasury Certificates from second Au-
ditor fer bounty and back csshed 30 ss.Largca
Soldiers Pay Certificates sONhS BEOWrr ~.
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oa,,c and sanusry Of tho soeste Hygieuiaue Of New
yap yyse IS cents and al Depot lis Chambers street.
For eals every where aud at the sanitary VAR.
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l2s,22t
PRICE OF crSRoKss MEDICINES.


PRICE OF CLERoKsE MkDiCiNBs
,,..o... u.r.ax a. por bottle or three bott' - ~
Cherokee wash " ler Desse W 'nreo 10
c....S,.c,r. - pee bos,e or three tcAlssss
mr. wrshps Esnv sns.lur Bllxir ~ per bottle. iArss
" botses o.
An of ,be above aedicnss we send BY express
ordering ton rccopa u the money) securey psc e. =
such manner taA, through whose han-hihe' -
pass would knew the coaisn,s.
cAERoKEs PILIs or FEMALE REGULATORS -
sent BY NAV. free OF postage receip, OF prsA
rRlcB-oSE BON II; SIX BoxIs, g.
Tn. cHlaoxEE NEpr Nss 6re sole BY Al r'sp'e :
bic drusss,s n every portion % ,he civih1sd wof1
Iftne arugeis, On whom yu nay caS than does noa
keep Msm him TO buy them for SSa o. ~s ~i ''A@
thea to you receipt Of prize
PAmpsle' with full particulars seat FREQ % nan
Addreas Gil .,,ers and orders - he soe prop''s''
DR. ". r NBRwIS CO.
SO Liberty street New i"..
pEMAs 8. BARNES co: ...asa
2Bs Brozdsu wAoess
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Mrs. VI. u. VIM Haughtsn, lO4 La East
Clairvoyant
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Ciosks and mantiiIss,
AT wHoLEsALB oNLv
oUK
srRINo FASHIONS
NOW OPEN.
with duplicates. ready for delivery.
consus Of over two hundred dasren, pa..sns smbrss
Ing come 70 which particular attention is called
MAoNrFioESr, RICH MANrrLLAs.
snoI IN.
LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES.
Tho whole presenting .rxes. mos. attractive stock
LADIES' oUTsIOR GARMENTS
In New York. Also Ohio % end desirable liss OF
CLOAK AND MANTIILA MATERIALS.
In MANrILLA SILKS. sAcKINas zRpHYR and o.he,
Cloths; TRIMMINGS, LAcE1 aIMPs, ORNAMENTS.
BUTTONS &C.
ALLEN BROTHERS.
Deafness, Impaired sight,
NOISES IN ras HEAD.
CATARRHAL A ASsSoEIoss A1Ds1 IN THE
CHRONIC cArARRa.
cAyARna. OF THE T!MrAs!c MUCOUS
EUSTAcHIAN TUBE
CROSS EYE s,Ss'$$4ss.D sIsS$S SSSHSi IL on.
ss:.;' ss s Ey sa s,f .'e's sos
street.
D.. m.r'n.n Care. A.tnm. ANA Dys-
in Tflmsn's Building. Once hours, II to or. N.
Distilled Dew IL . Delicious Prepares
June rose and magical Ia ts softenng and beauying
effects upon the skin. Sold By all druggistA Depo, TO
Broadway.
Elliptic Sew sng M.chtnes.
SEE THEE zhsF sEsoss sES Ell 5titsssssSIAs.se tssS 4 m
Furs, Moths, Camphor.-Do not Use
gum camphor or crude camphor or snu6 or pcpper-al
are STUFF expensive doubtful Cedar camphor alone
will meet all the requirements Efficient nmicsl frA
grant, durable. cheap All promneu. druggists have IL
HARRIS CHAPMAN. Boston, aro Tao only me,ers
Fancy Cassimere Pants and vest from
g s IS. "ak'ef fART IL ws% .rss ssan
aenin, no. 51s Broadway.
His New spr'ns Styles comprise the latest French and
GENTLRMEn's SILK HATS.
LAuiEs RIDING HATS AND cars.
MISSES HATS
INFANTS; HATs
The Millinery and Hating Trade dealt with liberal
Attention is called to the Gcnemen,s Furnishing Goods
Department in this store comprising Az the latest novelties
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France, Ellis Il Co.-Manag gers.
LIBRARY, EXTRA CLASS 9-Aprii 6, 1854
Is, "a, 81, So, 7, Is, 50, u, 50, 81, 81, 8.
CLASS l0-Apri, 6. 1864.
Il, 8, 80, Is, 40, 73, u, 81, A., 63, II, 25.
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Dr. w. n. Merwin a. Co.'S CsiG~A
CHEROKEE HsplclsEs
YES the sales. The unpan1eeA saes n ths
CHEROKEE MEpIc,sEs
S:: S:'s u. -: ':.:3
STILL 0REArEa
''' DEsIDERAruN;
they are medicine' 'b.s ausr ,r nan
= bsuS sfSEE II THE sIuLIzED woxLs.
They are demanded ~ The unfor'nnate.
AZ angels Of health. wiz no,s p.n,ons unfur'ed.
THg woRLD.
PLEA9tNT 10 THE rAsTa
WHEN ALL shSfh oTasa Ell, shssf + sSDiorsss PAIL
ser,ou; ssnssss 6 sGn E.ps..s. -.
plore ahyrinths OF the p",e breezy healthy orss
ana "s'' "'0'SIM IMAaNIFIcESr iALIsxAss
sprns as aTs. glorious Sudi rich autumn rns
TIE wealth of .ho Sasa wooi ana nfe OF tine trees
uSrs;isSsGs, ss,; iss;s sss"sd their
GLoRroUs.
woRLp-DLEssED. woRLD-sAvINo LABoRArosYl
LOOK.
What arc ,hese TansusnS
Fire.. tho
pleasant aud delicious syrup. -
WHICH sasoyEs q ssSe sSosE ANp GSSyEI;
A., Ssss
,ra,,, cngE9&EE WASH.
In from 10 three Asya
in from three dsyA
aud old chronic cases
,een,s; moro promptly and perpansn.ly ,s than By AZ
M Of the c,yaed world have Witnessed ,Ssi- ~o"
fleets with xtsn sns d. df a. M SS
'Aff1 THE
CHEROKEE REMBDT
CHEROKEE vAal
usof in conjunction do not fall
MUCOUS or MILKY DISCHARGES in MALK o. ~
MALE and after copava sud ali the nsuseous and dssu
Ing preparations prescribed BY auschs have iaiied.
rEMALEs
who have been troubled with weaksuins and d.. a..
ae ns na Ss complaint ns and ali
sequence they are warau'ed 70 cure They are sspeSss
prsPp:r.;lss: prep: :a.S: i; hsys K! failed.
caEHokEE REMnRx PXp CHEROKEE wAsa
healing soothing and demulcent removing ell 'oasAss
heat and pain In few days
LOOK. -
In single MONTH wha. are these .aisman~
CiiERoKER CURE
SIMPLE vEusassis wHsn sts he ssFssSf sFs .Sf
DoY0u suiFsk Fsg,y FSoY o,scu.xa,.
or caused S. :, So. sSu any ''
PANS IN the Back Dmness OF VtsseAs
Premature Old Age we"T rsSsnr ss,yfa pouy of Br..A
Erupons on the Pace Pale countonsass ,.,
oDY.wITHERING. -
diseases caused BY bottng the pure brilliant hApp.sss
PATH 81 NATURE,
Then sufferer ny at ouee-oha,
Lose al the glory Of the sky.
Oh do not do not let the -oul
w When here rs yss tes;i he
LOOK.
in single month, What What are these tasmssa
'0uf'' 'Ae CHEROKEE PILLS.
Also simple and pleasant vegetable extract. COATED ~
the best white sugar, aud . great, uvv..rv~a
FEMALE REGULATOR.
or obstruetion and supproSslon:
iase fste1a %omanhood,: M nh % Sriss. so..naos.
s'ns GTsna @ O. .Ss Sa ssei sse "1Ss's .s roses:
Giving q the form vigor
Glorious as the bright. blue bIllovs,
Graceful the gentle rainbow.
Giving tho spirits laughter,
Laughter freed from DbstrucuonS
Freed all that dire Srppressloa-
a word, OF woman making
what her Maker first intended
= garland
Fit from Angel fingers,
Tending flowers Of the sky.
Woman. lovely. cherished womaas
or the sweet form aad bright eve.
would retain those giortes
To the REGULATOR fyl
LOOK
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Metropoittnn Fsir.-Lsdi-s Visiting
city wishing Boots and Shoes themselves and fam
ly patronze MfLLhR CO, 3s7 Canal street.
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Household Furniture "a

"EIer Majesty's Champagne.'-5OO
of Miis exquisite Wine, so per by W. H.
WARD, No. Broad street.
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Beautiful Co

speedy nnd Pcrma nent Cure or Head
ache. toot nche. neuralgia and cstarrh.-Use Wolcot
Instant Pain Annihilator. Sold everywhere.
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Tne metropolitan Fair e Now "pen.
and no gentleman ebnalt think o. visang s"r =, ,rs.
one ar Buie's Sptng Sty ~ ot haS ihr IN
ION trone sud hany = prcc oa pfvsS y avs
is as DuEKE. 2is Broadway, corner faton street.
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Notice 10 Druggists s-hnapp's Indian
Strengthening Pisses retail for 20 escn
SIS and sl8 per gross, Wholesale.
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HARPERs FNRKY, Va. April q, 1864.
Although the rebels show signs making an attack
our limos In this department. General sgei rs workps
like Trojan, preparing for any and all contingencies.
The Baltimore and Ohio road is we'll protected, and no
fears are INDUCED Of any further interruption cf trave
or trade
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wigs, Toupccs, Hair Dye, HAIR Dy~ing
and Mcdavia Cream, tor Identifying the Hale 81 W A.
pATCh Ei % n s 20 Band st,aat
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G0urnud's P0udre subtitle UprOots Hair
from low forcheads part Of body
his depot. ass Broadway
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Prizes Cashed in All Lexaltxed Lotte-
res and information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN,
Brokers' $40 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
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Prizes Cnshed I'm All Legal LOtteries.-
Information given sent.
j. r. CLAYTON L CO.. 10 Wall street. N. Y.
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aSsrangers Visiting sanitary FRfr.'-
Clothing large stock OF Fashionable Clothing for zen
and Boys a, FREEMAN BURRs. cofner Fulton and Mas
streets opposite the Building Call and cxsnne.
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Lottery Tickets Cashcd.
JOSEPH BATES, Broker. II Wall St. room No. l.
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The Psychological Jouvnal for April
now ready contains articles Oar Social Relations Eth
noosy. Physelosy, Ph,enology Physiognomy aud Py
Pictorial double numbsrs for january Febsuary. March
aud Ap''F FsopWikR ON I WELLS, ss Broadway view York.
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Prof. Afcs. q. umrry.. rrtooph erous or

Prof. Alex. 4. Darry.s rrteoph erous or
Medcaed Compound. for preserving, restoring and bcau
tying the hair erascntng and dandrun preventing
badness and gray hsr curing diseases OF the skin gsnds
and muscles tsuch salt rheum pimplcA chtlbsira &c
chaps rheumatism, swcings sore throat &c, giving in
relief Of cuts bruises spratns surns scad
&C. Price 25 Sold by all druggists throughout
world. Principal Office 374 Pearl street, N. r.
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CHEROKEE MEDICINES.

O. such are the blessings for man In shoee trees,
Roots oaers herbs kissed ~ the sweet healthy seeeA
No poisonous metal thst seems to restore
But leaves the poor snlerer worse thsn before.
L. plsced In the Cherokee Medicines No
The ceniuses from them all such poisn hurled;
And vhat 10 the glorious oasequencsf 10
The Cherokee Medicines saving the world.
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Messrs. MUM a CO. publishers or the SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN continue 10 act Aornevs for securing Pa
tents for Inventions 10 this and all foreign countries
Messrs Mum Go, have had seventeen years experiences
In soliciting Patents snd have acted Attorneys for
Pamphlets conainug the Patent Laws and other inpor
ton PRESENTATION aud advice free. Address
MUM = Co. 81 Park row, New York,
Corner F and seventh streets, Washiuytjn, ID. o.
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Grover & Bakers Highest Premyu uu
Elastic Stitch Sewing Maehnes 1876 Broadway, New York
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IrcTMuu 0blu UnS INu.- u. Il.
lectures ireland and Her Uhildren this evening April
z, ut O'Clock, the Athenssufn. OF Atlantic and
Ciintsn streets. Brooklyn. Admission 25 csnts
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Tasteful . snd Bccoming.-

Tasteful snd Becoming.-The Hat just
introduced by KNOX Of 2l2 Broadway corner OF Fulton
street, win fat 70 c very generally worn Ter ia 80
peculiarly neat astef Doc that must attract
attention rhs Kncx Hn,s are always rensr kable
but they will ba the fashion The iss
riosy way, contains hss % all kinds and In
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SEVERE EXPLOSION IN pa!IADEtpYlA.
Seven WOrsmen Killed and Thirty
w0oNded.

Seven Worsxmen Risied and Thirty
Woosded.
PFrsr ErHIA. April 6-6P. M
A large boiler II Msrrc. Sons Southwark Foundry
exploded thus mornng, caGsns much loss OF lie and
great destruction Of property.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
PHnADnPHA, April Q, 1854.
segen worknsn were killed and over thirty wounded
b. The explosion az the Southwark foundry.
The ooer house situated the Of the build
ings forming hollow square. Il coslanod two boilers.
one OF which exploded displacng the other 60 that
operations on the works had 70 be suspended.
seven hundred men are temporarily thrown out OF
employment by the disastor
The following tho OF thu killed:Joseph Wis
er, Daniel Mclaughlin, Pat Brann John Dougherty.
Charles Webb John McGowan and Edward Bsunou. seve
raj others will probably did,
Ten OF the wounded at tho hospital, and the
mainder at their homes
the boiler was torn into two pieces. portion OF
which was thrown fifty feet distant, demolishing pat
torn shop and damaging other buildings.
Tho explosion will cause much delay on machinery for
government steamers
Powder Works Explosion at Now Dur
ham, N. H.-Eour Men Killed. SO.
DOVER, N. H., April 8, 1854.
Three small buildings belonging to the Union Powder
Wofhs W NOW Durnam, NJ H. wero blown up yesterday
afternoon. Four were killed. Aside from tho loss
OF life the damage was not great.
Disaster 20 the Steamer Saxon.
HYAHSIs, April 6, 1854.
The steamer Saxon, from Philadelphia for Boston, at
six O'Clock yesterday evening struck Pollock Rip
ryiDg away ruddcr, losing sheet anchor and having 20
throw part Of cargo overheard She Is now at Dennis
waiting for assistance.
The Fable Of the ASS In the Lions Skin
reazed IN the abortve attempts Of mposors initiate
PHALOk SONS Night Blooming Cereus. Let no one be
led away Dn fAle SCENT in this There but
Night Blooming CeTeus the world The
tcts are betrayed by their NAL odor the lion
donkey by his bray Purchase only when "Phalon
op Perumers New York. embossed in tho glass Of the
bottles. Sold BY all drugsists
Murray, Eddy u Co.-Managers.
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS 26l-April 6. 1854
IL, SO, $. 40, 13, IL, 70, 81, so, "a, l9, s.
KENTUCKY. CLASS 262-April 6. 1864
3, 54, IA, II, 81, Is, "a, IL, IS, II, 81, Z.
n. Il. Simmons Il C0.-Managers.
SHELBY. EXTRA CLASS l65-April s, 1884
"a, IS, IS, 81, 80, "a, II, IS, l8, 46, l. 4S.
CLASS l61-April s. 1854
Is, 4S, 60, 81, SO, Sc, 2, 8, 70, l6, 81.
France, Ellis Il Co.-Managers.
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-3O Per Cent
premium paid for Prizes Information furnished The
highest rates paid Douboons all kinds of Gold and
silver TAYLOR CO.. Bankers. 16 Wall street.
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Y. 4. Simmons u Co.-Managers.
SHELBY. EXTRA CLASS l65-Aprii 6, 1884
"a, 2S, IS, 81, 80, "a, II, IS, Is, 46, l, 48.
CLASS l6o-April &. 1854
Is, 4S, 60, 81, SO, ell, Sc, 2, 8, 73, l6, 81.
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Grover s. Ba i<er's Celebrated Sewing
Machines for sale a, oss Broadway; near
machine sewing done in tina best Machines with
experienced operators 10 families By the day week
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The British Schooner Foam fn Distress.
PRoviScgrows, Mass. April 0, 1864.
The British schooner Fonm, ~ Hsnax, N. g.. has mr.
rived here leaky and short OF provisions.
The New York herald., 1864-04-07

Beaut1fui omplexton. rd' .
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Whso,er Il wilson's Highest Prcn,i m
I.ass stitch sewing Machines, sos Broadway