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New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
CITY ITEMS.


70, location of heaters and time Of commencement ace ddoe
fi,emenn in other columns Of dhfs p0pe,.
MKrRopotIrAN FAR-Fourteenh street and Sxih avenue
and mn street and Broadway-Day and evening
AcIpFuY OF MusC-fRnst.
NpIo's OARpKN-The Fools Revenge
CoopER IysrITuTR-H hutchinson Family Concert.
WALLAcK's THEArgR-She Stoops TO Conquer
OtyspIo TuxATgR-Irish Emigrant-Lsughins Hyena
RIpsuSs-iante Dwarf-Aphrosa, the Spirit Of Beauty
VAN AEBURsHs MEsAGERIE.CoIiectiono oi Animals
fIIProI nv EArRoS-Eq questrian Performance.
BKoApwAY YAMPHiTugATER-Equestria PerioTniahees
fIoPg CuAPgt-The Grand Sereoscopticon
IRylNe HALL-Grand Billiard Tournament.
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[AdvertisemeniI 4

BROwY's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs. Uni
versa Remedy for Coughs Colds and Bronchial Affections
has been acquired BY test Of thirteen years Its merit and
extensive las caused the TOches be couneeed and
would caution purchasers to be on ther guard against
worthless limitations.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

WOMEN NURSES FOR THE ARMY.-The Asso-
citation Of Army Nurses practical society OF ladies'
some Of whcm have been with the Army Of the Poto'
mac since Its first campaign, hold meeting at their
rooms, No Clinton Hail. Eighth street, this day (fri'
day) at p m register the names and form classes
for tuition of such ladies wish to enter upon this
duty All are invited.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

FEMALES! FEMALES! FEMALESt
OLD OR YOUNG SINGLE MARRIED. OR C0NTE2
PLATING MARRIAGE.
In many affections peculiar to Females the Extract Buchu
Is unequaed by auy remedy in Chorosz hsten
ton Irregularities Paufuness Suppression Of Customary
Evseuetions liberated 3chous Of the Uterus Leu
corrhoa or hites Stery and for all complaints incident
to the SEX whether arising from lndscreton, Habits of Ds-
patton, or in the . . ,,.1,, IN ,,p,
see symptoms above
no FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT II.
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100 Farmer l. 4 Trust...l25

AT IL p. m ihe closing prices were. ". Y. Central
1876 IIudson 1906 Harlem. l57; Mich Central l52i
Mich. Southern. i3i; Galena l32i Rock Island, l27I
Fort Wayne, 1877 Toledo and Wabash, 72J; Eric I2i;
Eric, Preferred, iii; Reading, i59, Illinois Central
14si Pittsburgh, l27li Toledo. l54i North. estern
Co; Chicago and Alton, s9ii Cumberland 81; Quick.
silver 20.
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l.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHu

Take no Balssm Mercury Unpleasant Medicines Tor un
pleasant and Dangerous Diseases
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
in all their stages at little Expense lite Or no easnseo
Diet; no Inconvenience AND No EAPOSUkE.
IL causes frequent desire and gives strength to UnnGe
thereby removing DISTRACTIONS preventing and cnrns strict,
are The urehra aayug pain and Inflammation so frequent
IN this class Of diseases, and expelling POISONOUS,
DISEASED AND WORKOUT MATTER:
Thou sands upon thousands who have been the
VICTIMS OF QUACkS,
and who have paid HEAVY FEES to oe eafed IN sno,.
time have found they deceived ana tnsi tne
bas bv the use of Powerful Asrngents been aiea ~ "
the system to break out in an aggravated form ana
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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fldyertisefneut1 I

GRAND OPENING OF SPRING CARPETS, at the
original HIRAM AsDERsoss No 90 Bowery, displayed in ten
vcvst md Rr"s crSetinSa .IS i. W n1Y a.
and super lnsrau CaIpet Rugs Mats Mattrss Shades Drug.
GETS O Cloths Ofce Church, and Masonic Csrpet.
prices. All goods guaranteed One price. Look for HIRAM
AEDERsos, No. 30 BJwery.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
Navigation westward Open.

DusKIRK Thursday April 2, 1854.
Navigation is now open between Dunkrk and
Cleveland Sandusky, Toledo Detroit and ~ the Upper
Lake ports The ice has entirely disappered Except in
the direction Of Buffalo, and tho propeller Oea left
early this morning for Buffalo. Boats will oommen .
fheir regular trips as soon as possible,
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
THE MERcAxrnE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION =

The annual election Of the Brooklyn Mercantile Library
Association was held yesterday at tho Athenaum in
Atlantic street. Heretofore there was considerable
excitement, but this occasion there was only one
ticket aud there being opposition very little interest
manifested. and but small vote was rolled The
entire number Of votes does not exceed $50 while at
former elections from 600 to $50 were cast The fol-
year:
Presdent-Fnnklin woodrua. ce-President-John r.
Kennaday. sponding SecretaryAdrian Van snderen
Recording Secretary-G II. Van Wsgenen. TreasursIJas
H. frothnghAm. Directories Adams Charles w Beeoe
u. =. Luut, w Chapman, j. It. Tsmage, James Thorne d.
w Van Ingen, b. Wellington, q. p. Wiley Inspectors o
Fesiion-R. n. Underhi. q. p Bosl. A. w. Chss,Paey
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

poAnD of met yes
tercay afternoon and transacted considerable business
of routine character Being left without quorum by
the departure OF several of the members the President
declared the Board adjourned without day
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
The Sioux War-Thc Indians 10 DO Pur-
sued into British Territory ry-EIeetion
in 80. PauI.
CRrcAoo Th,ra1.u

.,oo,., ;, OhIcAGo, Thursday, April 2. 1854
special dispatch from st. Paul 6tb savs
sns the Dss sosI lIs given Major Match permission to p
At the municipal election In 81 pan,
pa'9n eseaidac tor Mayor was elected By oS mssriy'
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

r ,nS1. Thursday Afternoon. a Lady's GOLD
l HH, bunting ease, small size, also Gold CHATE.
J. IINE ,h - "aments The finder win be Literally ne.
wsIdsd By .ssussius u. sesys y No. Esss4st n Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

UNION CENTRAL COMMITTEE.-At a meeting
OF this Committee last night, President Darling in the
Chair, Mr. Spencer presented communication, TO-
getber with series Of resolutions from the aborers en-
Ployed In the public stores, in regard to the oder re.
Gently issued compelling them to work from g. m. TO
p M, without ntermisson, and 10 make deposit for
the safe return Of the tools used in their daily work
After discussion to.he proprety of the Commit
tee interfering in the matter resolution adopted
that the Committee respectfully request Mr. Barney
scnd the rules complained Of by the laborers employed
in the public stores.
The following resolution. also offered by Mr.. Spencer
was unanimously adopted
Resolred That this the Union Central Committee Of the
City OF New York cordially approve the Metropolitan Police
bill pending In the Legislature Of this State reported by M
Robinson. the Chairman VI the Committee Cities aud Vii
ages and providing, among other things that salary OF
$1,000 each Gnnum be given TO the psrolmen Of the Met
ropotan Distrcthat in judgment the faithful peromen
Of this city, In view Of the heavy expenses Of living and thei
other rous duties deserve the remuneration proposed IN the
bill and respectfully ask every Union Member Of the Leg
islature to support the bill.
The Committee then adjourned,
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
fAdyertisement.I
ID. BARNUAi

ID. BARSUM's "SgLP-SEwBR," for ALL Sew
Ing Machines Price, with Directions, 81 50. Sent by
mail fea. Donated 10 and for the Fair 18th st. and
che inventor. headquarters, WILCOX CIBBss SEWN
Machine Office, No. sos Broadway, \,
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
The Fire at nuaaio-C Correction.
EuRfALO. IhnrAlMI

The oil refinery OF Atwater d HoWes was the
only one burned yesterday. That of Wardwo & Web
ster was uninired. Three persons severely
burned and one died The loss will not be great The
insurance on the buildings is $1,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

BOARD OF COUECILMEN.-The Board met al
2 o'clock, p. m. on Thursday but no quorum being
present II was adjourned to Monday next at O'clock
p. m.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
Death Of she widsw or Henry c,.v

LEXINGTON Ky. Thursday, April q 1864.
Mrs. LIcrctia Clay, widow Of Henry CLAW.
died last night ~ the residence Of her son John IL Cav
near Lexington. Gyed Il. ''
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

THE BROOKLYN AsSEssoRsHIP. A meeting
ofthe city members Of the Board Of Supervisors will be
held this afternoon the call Of Mayor Wood 10 ballot
ior an Assessor In the place OF Mr. Gren whose term
has expired. About two dozen meetings have already
been held without effectng a choice Ii Is expected
that to-day some may be elected.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
TT. II HEI,NIBOLD,

PRINCIPAL DEp0Ts.
HELa3OLDs DRUG AND CHEMICAL WA
HOUSE,
gELNBoLDs DRUG AND. CHEMICAL wAi
rvoo,n,s DRUG HONE HNb CHEMICAL WAL Il
No. no4 BROADWAY, N. Y, OK
No. b94 BROADWAY, N. T.. on
No. 5o4 BROADWAY, N. y, OK
IrI,AfBOI.DS MEDICAL DEPoI' .
HEI,MBOLD's MEDICAL DEPOT" +"
ttEI.NfBOLD'S MEDICAL DErUA'
M IO4 SOUTH TENTH-SE., PHiLApEi
NO. IO4 SOUTH TENTH-sr, PHlLADE
NO IO4 SOUTH TENTH-sT, fblLApnn, ,,IaaISrr.
REWARE OF CoUNTERFElTS AMI e"A"A-'SN'
PIED DEALERS.
Who enaeayor to dispose Of" their own ana '''''
on the reputation attained BY
rtErNBOLD'S GENUINE PREPA
RATIONS.
GENUINE EXTRACT BUcHu'
HELilBoLps .
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsAPARIILA
HELMBoLD's
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EyERYWHEkS
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S.
TAKE NO OTHER.
rxcI eut tn. aa,syts'~sns and send sfss ~ ~ "e'~
pesiIsa sal lsxpsswa 80
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
The Committee then adjourned.

TRADE SALE-LAsT DAY.-The trade SALE
which lasted eight days, closed on Wednesday even.
ing. 1t has been the most satisfactory and extensive
Spring sale held In New York for many years. Book
buyers and book sellers from every loyal State in the
Union from the British Provinces and from England,
have purchased nearly siOo 600 worth of books and the
number Of volumes disposed Of is estimated in round
numbers Mt about 3ocO0oo. New.York Is unquestion.
ably the only place in the United States whore many
book manufacturers and book dealers be brought
gcther and held for fortnight ut trade sale; indeed
there other city that has such perfect accomoda
tions for the trade NewYork sfords. The spacious
auction rooms the immense lofts fOr the storage Of
books and the perfect arrangements in all the depart.
OF that branch Of business equaled else
where.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
Tng BaooKLYs CITY GAS woRxs-Tht

workmen iR the Gas Works at the foot of Little street.
demanded higher wages yesterday. disturbance wae
feared and the Fortysccond Precinct Police held
In readiness 10 check any outbreak There no dis
orderly proceedings, and affairs will likely be arranged
to the satisfaction Of all parties.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TaRx-APRrL l.
before Judss BRADY
RIOT CLAIMS AGAINST THE CITY

Alfred underhll act. The Mayor. Aldermen, SC.
This was an action 10 recover the sum of $],2l4,
With intete for the partial destruction Of he premise.
~ Roosevelt street tie 18th day Of July last by mob
The evidence established that tho building gued by
the mob that day and the question OF the nost
be paid repair the building alone submitted to the
Jury Tho plaintiff offered that the Riot Committee
Of the Board Of Supervisors audited the claim at l and
the evidence excluded The Jury found verdict for the
plaintiff of : l,040.
John X. Hackc,, Assistant Counsel TO the Corporation foT
deiendsni,i Mr Pinckney and y. j. spnk lor plaintiff.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
j ;

RLOOD. BLOOD! BLOODt
HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
Er1r1D EXTRACT SARSAPARILI,A
SYPHILIS.
Th, 4, an affection Of the Blood and stacks he selps
e,n. Lnnss Of the Nose Ears Throat WndPpe ana osnss
MCcus Surfaces making its appearance IN me lVn r.
nove. All Scay Eruption. Of the ssin, qvns 70 we IN
nexion Clear and Healthy Color. beng pePalea "a
eies are preserved to saer extent than any o'hef 8sS
ration Of SarsapaIi.a-
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
Helmbcl0's Meoiriues.

VNHE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES.
L KNOWN AS
HELMBOLDS GENUINE PREPARATyoyS
"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
positive and specific Remedy for Diseases of the BLAnnpp
KIDNEYS, GRAVEL and DROPScAL SWELLINGS' -
This medicine increases the power Of digestion srd src
the absorbents into healthy acon by which the scaie~ =,
edoas deposons and all unnatural enlsrgenents ss -
daced well a. pain and inflammation, sad good for kss
Women, oI Childrea-
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-ApRrL z-Before City
Judge kussELr-
Catharne Gilman, indicted for grand larceny
Acquitted.
Ann Mecullum, convicted Ofbuyns stolen goods Sentence
Suspended.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
CaIlnhcr's Evening Exchange.

tCoRSER TwssTY THIRD sTRKKr AND BRo,DwLY OPPOSITE
.THE fI7TH AVENUE HOTEL
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
AFFIDAVIT.

Per,onay appeared before me, an Alderman Oh tne C
Philadelphia Il. L. helnbod, who being duly sw0i,
hi. nTenaraton contains no narcotic no mercury ON
ininriou, drugs, but truly vegetable ., ,,r,,,por
- , ,,ihsd before me this I'D day Of Noyeu
swo'H A"N MN Z. HIBBARD, Alderman,
i0'N 9th-st, above Race, Phiadeirh
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
IInEL ZOE CoNFrscATIov.

taken Of J6 shares Of the Maysyle and Lexington Raros
COMPANY which ioge,hr with the dyldends now past de
thereon are valued $4,000. The stock the property
~ w. Hunter Captain ia tle Rebel Nayy, and conFnaB
ns tho Port Of Galveston, Texas, when the Harriet L
Wa captured ihere.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
COURT OF OYER AND TERMSER-APHIL 7.-BefOn
Justice BARNARD.
TIE MURDER CASE.

The People agt. James IA. Nixon was 10 hay
been tried to-day but there not sufficient urors In
10 try Ill. cause The Court sdJourned until Iuesd
most hrn the additional panel ordered Tuesday last
be returned.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-27
Speech OF tne Preside "a on Free
Maryland.
WASHINGTON, o

WASHtSGFbS Ot. ~ ISot
Tonight the President was sercnaded.
and ~ Ike as fnllow>:
a. am Do.iied that this is compliment
paid me by the loyal M"yland r resident
in thi. u 8, riot. mfr thit The ainptipn
Of The aew Constitution for the State fur
u,she, rb. orca>ior, ,nd that iuyour ,Iewthe'
ex,irpation of slavery constitutes the chiet
merit of the new Constitution Most
heartily congratulate you sDd Maryland.
and the na,ion, AMI the world. upon The
event. | regret that il did not occur two
wears sooner. which. am sure, would have
saved to tn. nation more money than woud,
have met all III. private loss incid n 10 tho
measure; but it has c'm at last, and L
sincerely hope its trienis may full" realize
| all their articipa,ions Of good from IL. and
that it, opponents may, by its enect., be
arreeaily an pr, q ably dissi polntes' a
w,ri up,n aa'nher su' jer: Some'h'ne ss'h
nv the Secretary of State. IN his, recent
.p-ech at A inrn, has BEEN cnn.fra'i ny
same into threat that. il >haii be hesfen
a, ,he elcciau. | wall het~ten then snd,the
end Of NV constitutional tenn d. what l
NAV be aiLe 10 Iuin ths Gaveratnsnt.,
q her. r. gard he Ia { that the Oh cas o
+. C,nyrnton a. uIneG not si"e die bat TO
meet agnin If . lied to rto 81 b. a pat chlar
g in jiyidn ! az Il & ultima, mn, "a pm pare that
G If the nnmInte shall I've elected he VII az
,nce e, control Of the Government. |
! hope the good people wilPeru'it tl,einseive,
10 suff.r M ,lnesslness On either poin'.
: am struggling to maintain ,i.e Government
MT to overtirrow it, therefore say that !
" shall live shall remsin Preslden, hn''
: the 4 h Of next March. And whoever
;. shall be cnnsilurionaly elected, the'.t"ree
= in November sh.ll be dug installed as fres'
den, on the fourth Of March. AMI that ig tf
,. interval shall do nv u'mtst thai vhoeNe
y :, is To hid the helm for the next vcyase sla
~ - Start With the best pos iHlr co anrf no Jssv
y y the shp. This is du" to the peearle, pot
Vi VI on pr,rclp'e and under the tonsttnil:.".,-
- Their viii, institutional , expressed, ls u,
w ultimate law Tor all, II tn.y ,hon.d de'''
y erately resolve to hsre uss s,'i,E'r,. psse'
~ even a, the los. nf their c,rf ~ and 'h'
~ liberties, know not tho pn~er Or the aip'
H Hus tn resist ,hem Il is their own bi7rpss
Y, and they mnst do as iii please v,,n I'll ihe
~ .wn. Tbeieve, however, they IT. Al
=" s5y.d 10 preserve their cenntfy AMI ths
,m iherry; and in this. in cffi's or out@ ",
'u sm solved IN stand Y ifec niafHn
IN ttiih this pu ppsa--,h SAGE u''' tspn'
=" and lis lbrMjes--Bs Gas, ~ i.ls f.lfm.
uoarly llpgn,iup,s A. tie snFie's ~ rs W
~" nil The saannen "a at. D. hey nht "a
Iis. ih. harlrst Of " Who 'ho.sld qoab VII
.mn @ ,hpy 10 nol2 Gyd bless the so.cp.s =
AS' ses,pSa, spl Il. thsis brave cen usasss ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-27
sen. D.v,., speech at Macon

The foil wing speech, made by y terson
Davis at Macon. Ga. Scp'. %, 1864 lex
,racted from tn, columns Of the Daily Ma
con Telegraph and Conts lerate of Sept "a:
LADIES AND GGSrLEMEN. FRIENDS AND
FELLOW CITIZENS: 1t wouhi have gladden.
cI nv heart TO have met you in prosperity
! instead Of adversely But friends are drawn
| together in adversely. The son of tirnral-
an who fought through the first Revolution:
| I would he untrue ,o myseii II L should
forget the State in her day Of peril. What
though misfortune has hefa,ien our armies
from ID ca ur 20 J,n,'sooro -oHr cans'is n"'
i last She, NAV cannot keep up the hong
A line IF c,mm,inicition. and retreat sonn +
or later he fnu-' ; and when thai day g ms
. the fate that betel the army OF the ftehch
Empire in its retreat from Moscow WIN we W,
reacted Our cavalry and our ,peop'e wiz
: har,ss and destroy his army as did the Cos
soct that of Napoieon; and the Yankee
General, like him, will escape wit only
body guard H,w can this he the mhst
. sncedily ,ffecfed? Bs the ahsen ees "i
Hoods army returning to- their posts and
, will they no :? Can they see the banieh't
exile,: can they hear the w,i OF their sui
, fa,ing cauntrywomen and chid'en and ~
V some? By wnat influences they are IN, ~
u to stay away il Is mt n,c.>s,ry To speak :.
J. Tr there is one who will stay away At TN
bonr, he is unwor,hy of tn, name OF II T.or
) .ian To the women no appeals necessary
= They are like the spartan maihers OF o''
. know of nne who has lost al her sons. =!
v cent on Of \ years She wrote thar 81
Is wanted me to reserve a ,lace for hin, Ia u
ronks. The venerable Gen. Pok, TO who
u T read the letter, knew that woman We
and said it was characteristic of her; eut
will not weary, you by turning aside 70 rea
. the various incidents of giving up the IN
~ ~ s,n to the cause 0f our c"nn'rF' INV"
=: ma. Wherever We 20 We hnd 'ne nei'
" and hands of our noble women en'sseu s,u
~ They are seen wherever the eye may '"n
aS the step turn. They nave QUE uns r, mtt
OF ILmow The deep disgrace ielt by Georgia
est - armv falling back fran Dalton to t
es. ~, ;.ar;,,r If the State. But | was not
&C .So"a Who consider d Atlauta last when q
der nn, cro ssed the Chattahoochee. tre>olv
Ell sh.t il shauld not, and Ithen put man
The oommand who T knew would strike ma
,tra HJnw for the city, aud many fanke
ntes M,nd was made to nourih the soil bet
bic ,hs nriz, was won. Ii does not hecoms
inst ~ ,syert TO disaster. Let the dfad b.
ihr rho dead LIT ". with one arm and
ana nffart, endeav0r to crush Sherman.
4 IN yo;ng to the army te e'nf'r with our y
tai. erals The eud ,pu / b. the defeat Of
e of eoenv. II has beeu said thst | shand'
, sex @ G.oreis to her fare. Shame upon
'-ss fal,rharl Where foniiF. anSh'r :
'ae'. 6.cn whom " lS"rt wh"n P'k' nnt "
lpca c. S,a.,bA., d l. .e-vas SEM ~ har
sts? ,an.a2 N,sersble man. The uan
re- '.'S', s'S'su, ,,,;. was a ,o.,undrol. He was
!. .imr "'.o'e" go ''-''1"~S = J Tsi.t so"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-27
Gives 1t Up.

The New York Herald IA McCle Ian
pappr) shows that the party which carried
Two of the three States of PENNSYLVANIA
Ohio and Indiana. in October. have m every
case carried the Presidential election in the
following month. from lS4O down to and IN
cludinc 1860 The Union party have now
carried the three States, and therefore tbs
Herald saws: The conclusion inevItah'y
follows that the result of the State election
ot PENNSYLVANIA. Ohio aud Indiana. OF TneS,
dsy last. have determined the Presidential
contest of 1864" , :.
Tn regard ~ the result in PennsyIvanaa
,ha New Yotk New tBen. Woods paperl J
~ 'Er,dav snys: "ln Pennsylvania both par,
Ties claim victory on the home vote a"u
Zach set down the figures at from three
,housand to Ave thousand The contest Is
| sn close az 10 give an appcarance of r'ausl,
] h;,;tv to the claim Of each. The soldiers
vote will elect the Republican State ticket
over any nsjoriiy that can be figured nl
Ths soldiers vote thi. year was last year
~ n large extent, the home vote. IL JUS
s cod now az il was then, and it W conn
,ha same in November issit did in OCTOBER
> What folly. then, for Democratic papers,
he claiming PENNSYLVANIA. or to be delud,n
their followers by pretending TO helievs ina
Mcclellan can by anyl possibiihi'l'y carr
hat State in November! They know hette
We now tell the Democrats that McCie
! Ian will not carry single State, with the e.
q csn,nn. perhsps, Of New jersey, and It
1 k1,ubtIr; whether he will receive sing
B electoral vote. Now, lay this .raragrat
= as;de. md on the day after the election "
s viii seethat the Gazette did not deceive 20
q The people have determined to reels
u Lincoln because they are brm'y resolved
a put down the rebellion and save the oo'
I, 4 try. Gin. GAG, " ..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-27
HooAand's German Bitters !!
r. N,,,ou Bro,pn, d d.. Editor q he
1 'E". E..4,,. jnf,.J;, of Priigious hnoWtsdge,

Eror ! Mention Bro,Dn, d d.. Editor " inc
'E%ogcioDpcdia Of Religious hH""1ase' r,,.o,
,,ho,,h no, dsposed to favor or recommend laen'
Medicine. in general through d'suss @, 'er ,rnsom Why
e, ""% nS testify to The ene, he bell yes himself 70
have reserved from any simple rrelornHoM ~ .r. u, mr
' d "e III, & ,t ,,,ore readily in regurd to loodanh
man ,,et rare by Dr. C. rN., M ,1ss,o 'heo for man, @
city, bctssS was pr'jaccd "gn.aF' @ srr ,r chiefly a,
SS,noioic SIsn'iI IaS sre @ an Indebted friend Ror, I,
Sho.makef Esd, for the removal OF ,s rs, ,sm whri
n,oncr !, 81. And for encouragement u Wi .'; u ,,,
p"si.rmy from great and long continued hsn,'iy " y
nse Of irec bottle. o s.s BrT, r; q! sv%e 'r siee ON
ie , p,;n ~ degree OF bodily and mental v'ar WIZ y,
had not eIt ior six months before an ha, % 1,' a"I M,
spaired OF recu at,ng. t,crel"n ,Enm1 ''o" ""N "'
friends Tor d''ee'''S "@ j. NEWTON BROWN
| Philad elphia, June %, 1861.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-27

MI. ~ a.. ner hottie or six bottles foi ~ Oo :.
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az Jn,,ed states sndby J. H. WEST Cos s,ssn -.
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