Sat nx t rlu s.
T11E REBELLION.
tlWPOttTAWT mow WAaimoroiv.
ANOTHER ADVANCH OF TUB
GRAND ARMY.
Tha Stars and Stripes Flanted on
Munnon's Hill-
A Mtlancholf Ulunder.
riRiwa croif bach
OTHKR,
Washington, Sept. 29, 1861.
General McClelUn weot over tbs river
yesterday afternoon, sccompanied by bis slaO.
Immediately oo arriving, at Fort Corcoran
tbs centra od right wing of the army fa
put in motion, tod marched forward toward
Munsno's Hill, with butteries cavalry, See.
ltrigadier General Wadgworlh's division was
in advance, sopported by General Keyes'
command. The main body of the army
advanced on the road to Ball's Cross Roads
All the aveunes were filled with solid col
umns of cavalry and infuntry.
The men were in a joyful mood, end those
who had been left as invalids in camp, were
op, and with tbeir rifles followinij the army
Upton's Hill, where fortifications bad been
commenced by the Rebels, bad been evacu
ated. The army passed oo and took posses
sion of Munsou's Hill, the enemy having beat
a retreat. Our men took possession of the
bill, and will hold it, together with all the
advanced positions of the Rebels.
C detachment of the Fourteenth New
York Volunteers, Colonel McQuade, by a
flunk movement in too rear ol Monanti's
II ill, cut off and captured a mounted officer,
a lieutenant and two privates. The officers
and men were brought in to Fort Corcoran,
and one of them, being wounded, was brought
over to the Georgetown hospital.
There has been a great retreat of the
Rebels from Muneon's Hill to Fairfax Court
House. Muusoo's Hill, Upton's Hill, Ma
son's Hill, Perkins' llill.aud Falls Church
are all now in the possession of the Federal
troops, and the American Bans are flying
from Munson's 11 ill, MasoD's Hill and Foit
Perkins. Upton's Hill is occupied by Gen.
McDowell'a Division; a part of Keyes'
lirigado occupy Mason's Hill; Gen. Smith's
Division is within a mile and a half of Falls
Church ; the New York Thirty filth Regi
meut is picketing at Fulls Church, and Gen.
Porter's Division has been thrown lor
ward as far as the Louden and Hampshire
11 iil road.
1 wits up on Munson's Hill to day. There
were no cannon upon it, nor any signs of
them having been there. The hill, ou the
inside is encircled by a rifle pit. This is the
oly fortification there. From the hill nolu
ir.g can be seen of the Cupitol but the dome.
U-neril Wadsvrorth and Major Judd of the
New York Thirty-ninth Regiment, were the
first to stand upon Firkins' Hill. Previous
to '.hair arriving there, six rebels were seen
within tho fort. They left a our officers
advanced. General Widswortb riding up to
the fort and placing the feet of bis horse
against its sides, said, as he rose, "charge on
them boys." as though calling to the men
behind him to advance. Not a Rebel, how
ever, was to be seen. In the stable unjoining
the fort, a lot of corn wag discovered. The
houses in the vicinity of the Rebel f rtifiea
tions hud the appearance of having been
vacated in a horry.
Null's Hill is also occupied by our troops.
McDowell's Division, which udvanced from
Arlington Heights on to Upton 11 ill. is now
strengthened by Captain Plutt's Buttery,
Second Artillery, regulars, and also by Capl.
Knniuuda' Battery. A strong fort will be
erected on the bill It is the opinion of
tiulilury men thut the Rebel retreat from
Munsou's Hill commimced oo Friday after
noon. Oo uuueof the bills were any ordnauce
lound.
During the dirknuss and confusion which
covered the advance of the Division from the
Chuin Bridge, under command of General
Smith, cue of those uulortunute tnisukes
occurred which almost seem inseparable from
a night attack. The particulars, as far as
they can tie gathered amidst conflicting
runiirla Deem to be US follows;
A Imlll. tell o' clock laHt niiiht. Baker's
Iirigirie was thrown forward in the direction
of Falls Church. Previous to Ibis time sev
crui companies of Berdau's Sharp-shooters,
and the Fourth Michigan Regiment were
thrown forward a skirmishers. I he Ungarte,
with Moll's Artillery, and three companies
from Col. Frieiidmaii'a Philadelphia Cavalry
iominr tinufl tlies- t-kinnUhers. a vofli-y of
shuts, it i reoorted. was fired, by either th
Dartv of Sti-trp-shuoters or one of the regi
' . .....i. ii i, ii.,.,i ..,
IllelllS C'Mllit'CleU Willi Mtfn- a li .c..,
eating of Companies D, I, and K, Colouel
Frieudmanu'a Cavalry Regimen'. ; First Cal-
iIuiiiih R.-uiineiit: Hauler's lire 6 OtV s,
mi '. Col Owen's lteiMtneut.
The p trlies were within fifty yards of each
other. Some twelve or fifteen, were killed.
S.x belonged to Col. B liter's First Regimeul
wero killed. and some liHet-o wouuded.
Twelve of Col. Baxter's Regiment were
iniii.ed and one was killed One muu
b-ioiiiiii.tf to Ci'l Owen's Regiment was
kiil--: mid Ii.ii- were wounded. The injuries
,il til., wi-muled are not serums, and Were
in. wll it.-i'.mli.liK'. I l,v the horses of Colonel
Kn-ii'liii.iiii'a Cavalry becoming unmauugea
tow and iruiniiliiiii uuon them. Three of
M . x Kiiviiiliiiaiiu's Cavalry were killed.
I lua inuriiiuir Col. Burke, of the New York
Tliuiv aevemb U-iMiuenl. shot one of Ins
nr.vuiea 3ii Muusuu'e Hill, for insubordina
l .tut. Toe fellow wouldn't fall into the rauks
brcau.-e bo liadu't his breakfast.
FIIUM KtStt'tKll.
LOIISVII.I.K, Sept. 28.
The Hon. Horace Mayoard, of Teuoe.oee,
in nt Kruiikloi t.
Agents are uow ttatiooed ulong the Ohio
river 10 pievuDl the suiuj-gliog of arms iulo
Kentucky.
The Jiuilelin says that five hundred troops
from 'IVrre Haute have gone up tbe Urveo
river, Kentucky, and takeo possesion of
locks Nos. i uuJ 3. A shot wus tired at
I lie 111, liut the assailant was kilted by tbe
return tir.
Manv Uuioo families bave Bed to Evaos
ville from the Green river country.
A reguneul ofcuvulry from Ohio baa none
iuto camp near Coviogloo, oo tbe Lexiugtoo
Cynthiana, Keutucky, is occupied by Fed
eral troops.
NuUuo.il 8k were thrown to tbe breeie
from tbe Louisville Hotel aud Uall llouae,
today.
Seveoteeo Rebels, iocluding Junie B.
Clay ainl Col. 11. C. Harris, of Madison,
Keutucky. were brought bere this afleruo.iu,
mi coiiuiiilted. A iwnt of habeat corpui IQ
Claj's case bus beeu laaued, returnable before
Judge Cutrou oo Mou'Uy.
lleuson Orumby, a Uwyer of tbis city, wbs
rreated, out diacliartied OU taking tbe oatb
ttt allMif i.nrii.
ll is reported that snras of BocUner's rebel
force attacked tbe Uuioncamp at Mud river,
fort miles fiooi Itowliuir Ureen, uuder Col.
llawkius. and tbal the taailaols were badly
hipped, Tbe Uuioo wen ars flocking to
Col. Hawkins from all directious, witli abol
guns aud Kentucky riflea. .
W iSHINOTOK, Sept. 30.
A contraband, who cams over tbis after
noon, nvs that eight regiments of iufauuv
and one of cavalry left Vienna for Ure.l
Fells tbis niorping. ICvery point tbal bas
beeo vacated shows unmialakeable sfideoce
cf llieir great deiUtalioo. . Lirgs oaisbsrt
are barefooted, and they had but few or tie
tents straw and bushes being their only
b-lter. . . .
ft is believed hern that Maryland
regiments have .). from Beauregard's
army within a few days. '
From facts ascertained here, it appears
that oo Wednesday last Ueneral Fremont
released Col. Blair from arrest, using lan
guage in tbe order tantamount to a defiance
of the Colonel to present his charges formally.
Oo Thursday Colonel Blair presented charges
formally agaiust Gen. Fremont, in response
to tbe defiance. Thereupon Ueneral Fremont
Immediately arrested Colonel Blair and sent
bim to Jefferson Barracks. Oo Friday night
tbe telegraph was allowed to communicate
tbe fact that Blair bad been freed from arrest
tbe previous Wednesday, but the offensive
paragraph in tbe order of release was sup
pressed, and tbe fact of Col. Blair's secoud
arrest withheld.
Tbe army regulations allow no officer to
be arrested for a longer period than eight
days, without chatges being preferred.
General Fremont disregarded the regulations
in tbe case of Colonel Blair. After this
violation of tbe regulations, a secood arrest
for the same cause, and without charges, has
attracted attention and caused much remark.
The (treat fact io relation to this case is that
General Scott to day ordered tbe uncondi
tional release or Colonel lilair.
Commissary General Gibson who died here
to day, whs aged about eighty-five years, and
loog held that position. He entered tbe
army in 1808 as a Captain of Infantry from
Pennsylvania.
A contraband was brought to headquarter s
at Upton's Hill yesterday. He was the
groom of Ueo. ueuuregnrd at toe lime tbe
latter occupied Falls Church as his head
quarters. The contraband states that be
overheard several conversations between
Gen. Beauregard and bis officers, and in one
instance tbe General remarked that he was
fearful of uttucking the Federal troops oppo
site Washington, owing to tbe fact that by
so doing he would ooneo ssanly sacrifice so
many lives ; hut would full back, and within
six miles of Full's Church he would be happy
to welcome the United States forces "with
bloody bands to hospitable graves."
It appears that a female Kebel or bigh
social standing at Lexington, obtained
admission to Col. Mniligtin's fortifications,
disguised as a mulatto washerwoman, and
took a complete sketch and plan of tbe works,
and reported to tbe Rehels.
It is believed the Uebels have from 4U,()UU
to 50,000 men at Lexington, and ere daily
receiving reinforcements. Tbey will stand
their ground if attacked. It is supposed that
Geo. Price will, in two or three weeks, bave
from 70.000 to 80,000 there, and will meet
us with that number.
New Advertisements.
Supreme Court ol l'cuiiy-
NORTHERN DISTRICT.
NOTICE i hereby Riven that the Supreme
Court for tho Northern llistrict of Pennsyl
vania, will commence ils annual tension no the
first Monday of October next, at 10 o'clock A.M.
at the Court 11 us-e in the Uoronah of Sunbury
CHAHI.rS PLEASANTS, Prolh'y.
Prothoniitary's oilier,
Bunhurv.Sept. Kllll. I mil. j
LIST OF CA1SES OK ARGUMENT.
1 Bredinger va liice. North'd county.
lion va Malcolm, Cmon "
3 Quinn va Jenkins, North d '
Aurand vs Scheflley, ' "
Ly. co. M I Co vs Fultncr cfc Co., Lycorri. "
6 Lcwisburg Cniveraity vs Rebcr
nd Musser, I. nion county.
Biltcnbendcr vtSAERRCo North'd "
Dewa.t vs II li Masser. " "
Clement & Masser vs Taegnrt et al. Union
10 Jacob W Smiih. deed, Appeal, Snyder co.
1 1 Nor Cen K li Co. vs Hendricks, North'd co
i McGargle vs Authur et al, Lycoming co.
13 Hank vs Orwig, Union co,
14 Public road near Aliens, Lycoming co
15 Child vs Brown township, " "
16 Kepler v Kililing. Rnvder
17 Kx'rs. of H Hilbish. dee'd vg Means, '
18 Weilzel vs Mrr & Gritty, Norlh'd
19 Clement vs W light, " '
ao Sechler vs Unstian. Lycoming "
21 l)aumi;ardner vs Clement, North'd "
22 Aminerman vs Wyoming Can C Montour
2:) Ulman vs Dunham, Lycoming '
24 West Br. Bk vs Armstrong, "
25 Fessler vs Fields, " "
26 Uhamokin V & P It. R Co vs
Livermore and Malnne, IWth d "
27 Cameron & Billineer va Kreehtircer, Union
2S Vincent's adm'r vs Watsnn'i ex'r, Norlh'd
29 nine va same " '
30 West Br Ina Ce va llclfcnstein,
3! Hotlenslein va Auten, Montour"
32 Miller vs t'asselherrv. I.) coming "
3:1 Kerrhner va Siuik, Field ic Co et al. Snvder
3t Caul's adm'r va Bavin, North'd co
35 Clement vs VounKinao et al, Union co
36 l.ewia tp vs Delaware tp, North'd co.
37 Uellaa vs Clenon, "
US Werliuti's ailin'rs va Smith, Lycoming co
39 T)ler vs Phelps, Sullivan c"
411 1!.. ml in Milton, North'd co
41 Miller vs Pranciscoa A. Erwine, "
4 t Pontius va Nelit, Hayes, rtal, Union co
43 Hurth vs North. Chase &, Aorlh, '
44 llillmyer vs Evans tt al, ' "
45 Kurguson &. Belts vs blaern, Clinton co
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
I N pumuanre of an order of tho Orphan' Court
' of IS'orihunil'f rluiid county, ihe tiniteraiemd
who waa appointed lv the did Court TltL'STEE
for that purpoae. will expose to puldic sale at Ihe
puhlic boune of E T- Ilruniheller, known aa Ihe
"Sunqui hanna llouae" in the borough of SUN
IH'liV. Pa . on Saturday, Ihe I'Jlh day of UC
TlUKR. H6I, at 1 1 o'clock A. M.. All that
certain Tit ACT of I, AN I), situate in Cameron
township, Northumlierland county, l'eonsj Ivanin,
and inaiked cn ihe draft annexed to the inquiai.
tion had upon the eatnle of I'liilip Uunkleberger,
decaaaed, aa No. 1, bounded and deacrihed as fol'
Iowa, to wit t Beginning at atonea, thence by
land of George Krrstetler, north t j degreea east
101 perchea to a post ; thence by'landa of John
C Heylman. heira of John Collachall, dee'd.,
and Daniel 8meliz, south 8:1 J degreea, raat 173
perchea to atonea ; thence by land of the heira of
the aaid Jubn (ioltachall dee'd., south fiJ degrees
weal J0I perches to atonea ; and thence by the
Line Mountain, north H3J degreea west 173
lurches to tbe place of begin nil g, containing One
Hundred and nine Acrea and twenty 'four perches
strict meaaure. The improvement, ronit of a
good two story frame Dwelling Houes Barn,
Wagonahed, Ac, 4c. Late the property of
rhllip Uunkleberger, oereaaeil.
A.J. iun;h.tr r-i.i.fcu, i ruiiee
Dy order of the Court,
B. MAS Kit, Clk.O.C.
Hunbury, Sept. 81, IR6I
Tssms or Hale fix hi hi the Cocst : Ten
per cent of the pun baae money to be Caab, slid
the balance to be panl on llie hrrt day or April,
IHdl, wuen S Oeetl will be delivered.
A. 1. FOCKKPKLT.F.R
ASSEMBLY.
E.
Y. nitlfiHT, haling heen tendered the
nomination for AemMy y ilia laie liuinn
(Jonveuuon, can only pjoiiiue to his fellow all
sens without reaped Io psriy, fhal hs will, if
elected, faithtully diacharga tbs duiies of tbe oflice,
etunliurv. Hept l. 1861.
ASSOCIATE JUDGES.
TOSEPH N I CKLY of Delaware townahip, snd
WM. DEPPIN, of Trevorton, bsing been
selected by the late Umou Oonverilion ss candi
dstes fur the offices of ytaaociats Judges, without
solicitation on their part, having conaented to lbs
nouiioaiion, and now aak their fellow ciliaens
without diatinction nf party fol tbeir aupport.
Heptemher 81. 1861.
KEGISTEH &. RECORDER, 4c
J. B. Maaser. having been nominated by th
Union Convention for Hegiaier and Recorder, Ve
leaneolfullv solicits tbs support of all. good aa
union loving cilisena of Northumberland county
wiibout reaped la party K.r IB.U vmsi,
8unfury,6 ll, ISti.
COMMISSIONER.
!" PrflllOTMfitt, l.l.a V raaa.
II led fix County CotnmlskKitier, at the late
Union Convention, nOers himself as a candidal
to bis H1n ciiiv.'pa witheut tliatinctioa of party
and if elected will faithfully tlinchargs bis duty,
l.ewia twp Sept. tl, 1661. -
To the Union Men nf Korthumhet lunJ Couidy
A VINO received the Union nominatioa lot
County Tresanrer, I raanecltullv aolicit Uia
volea of Ihe hiemla of the Union, and upporten
of the Government in Ihe County. If elected, I
will diacharge theduifea of the office faithfully.
1 JO.?EPH VANKIRK.
Point tp., Sept.- 1, !80"1. .
AUDITOR
T8AAC H. REH8l,ER,of Lewer Mahonoyha.
ing been nomlnotrd for County Auditor by the
tale Union Convention, respectfully solicits the
support of his fellow citizens without respect to
party, for that olTire.
September SI, 1H6L '
THE UNION,"
Arch Striet, above Thinl, Philadelphia,
UPTON 8. NEWCOMER, Pfprletor.
THIS IIOTF.L la central, convenient hr Psraeiifrer Csra
to all pana of tl.e city, and In every particular adapted
to the cmfurta and wsntaof the business publia
W Terms, 8)1,9(1 per day.
tteKetnler SI, IS18I. ly
Entirely Vegetable. No Alcoholio Prepa
ration
DR.
ECCFLAITD'S
C C. L. hi li It A I
GERMAN BITTERS,
I'repartd by
DR. JACKSON fc to,, Philadelphia. Prnn'a.
Will ellectUHlly cure Liver Complaint, Uynpep.
nil, Joumlioe, Chronic or Nervoui pebility.
Disease of the Kulni'js, and all diseases arising
from a disordered Liver or Stomach.
Suchm OotiBiinatitm, Inward l'iln, Futuesa or Bliwd to
the Hend, Afiditv " Um lnnnrh, Nausea, Ilenrthurn,
Uifguttt (vt KokJ, Filings vr Weipht in the Hiinnnch,
S-tur Ktuctiitioiis, Sinking or F.utteriiiR at the Tit of the
lMtnaeh, Swimming nf the HwiU, Hurried and Diffirult
isieniningf r inueriug at me iienii, wntiKing nr pumicming
cnsHiitiiis when in
iMnit iHtpiuie, unniifM m vision.
'w:..i.a a?. 1 it.. 11 r..;.. :.. .1. '
Dots of wHm In-hirr Die riulit, Fevr and Dull Pm Hi in the
Ilend, Defii'icnc-y of PenttiiMtiont YrKownrss of the Skin
find Kyes, I'd in 111 Hie Suit-, Muck, Chct, l.nnha, .Vr , ud
dm FinfltPi of Hent, limning in the Flesh. Consimit Imn
ginittcsof evil and grftit Ueprt-afl'Mi of Ppirits. and will
nsitivriy prevent ubuw i-tv.ft,uiLiutg rr
KK.Atfi.
The Pronrietor incnllinff the attention of the nuUicto
this pie arnti'm,dea sowith'a feeling of the utmost con
fide.ire in its virtues and aduitutioii to the diseases for
Which it is recommended.
It is no new and untried article, nut one tnnt tins stood
the test of a twelve yeurs trial before the American peo
ple, yd its reputation and snie are unrivalled by any similar
preparation extunt. The testimony in its favor given by
the most prominent and welUknown Physicians and indi
vidunls in all paitsof the country is immense, and a care
ful perusiil of the Almnnac, published numiiilly by the pro
pi ietnrs, and to he hud gratis of ntiy of their A petit s, wn
not hat Mtisfy Urn most skeptical that this remedy is really
desei ving the great relet" it y it Iihs oh'aried
nhnu i ti hi hviurtr,,
From J. Newton Hrown. U. D .KdiMr of the Encyclope
dia ufUdigious Knowledge.
AHlionpli not disposed to lavor or recommend Patent
Medicines In eeuerul. through dmtfust of their incredienta
and eflects, I yet know of no fliitfiriMit reason why n mun
limy not testify to the benefit he believes himself to have
received from any simple preparation, in the hope that he
may thus mntnhutetothe henehtoi others.
I do this the mote readily iu repaid to "Hoofland's Ger
man Hiileis," prepared by Dr. C. M. Jackson. of tlnscity,
because 1 was prejnciced against them for years, under the
iinpressiiin that they were chietly nn alcoholic mixture. 1
am indebted to my friend Kobett Jhoemnfier, K.nq., fnr the
removal of this piejudice by proper tents, and for encour
agement to trv them, when sufTV-rmg frm great and long
continued debilil The use of tbiee Imtltes if these Hit,
ters, at the hesmning ot the present year, was loiioweti
by evident tehef, and restoration to a detrtee of bodily and
mental vifror which I had not felt for six months before
and had almost despaired of regaining. I therefore tbuiik
God and my fiiend for directing me to the nscof ihem.
Philod'a.luneW, IM10. J NKWTUN UROWN.
August 31, leOt. ly
Estate of Henry Weaver, Deceased.
Michael Weaver, " Writ of Partition or
vs. I Valuation iaaucd out of
The heirs of Henry fihe Utphsns' Court of
Weaver, dee'd. J Northumberland county.
Returnable to November Term, A. D. 1R61.
let, Chriatopher Weaver; 2d, Jcsaa Weaver,
who died before aeid inteatiite. leavtuv a widow,
Eliza Weaver, and the following named children,
being grand children of aaid inteatale, to wit :
Ann r.liza Weaver, Charles Weaver, George
Weaver, Marietta Weaver, William Guinn
Weaver, John Weaver, Ruth Weaver and
Luther Weaver, the last seven of whom are
minois; Sid, Michael Weaver; 4ih, Jcsepli
Weaver, who ia now deceasrd, leaving iaaue one
child to wit: Minerva Weaver, a minor; full,
Elizabeth Boultoii, formerly Weuver, being now
intermarried with Wilir.im B. Iloulton; Gth.
George Weaver; 7th, Surah, intermarried with
John Cuthbert.
Yoi and each nf you are hereby notified that
by viitue of the above writ, to me d reeled, an
inquest will be held al ihe late residence of aaid
Henry Weaver,"" deceased, in Northumberland
county. I'ennajlvania, on Thursday, October
10th, 1"GI, at 1 1 o'clock, A. M.. for the purpoae
of making partition of, or to value and appraiae
Ihe renl estate of aaid decedent, to wit I Two
certain masuagea and tracta of land, situate in
Kuah townahip, Northumberland county, Pcnna.,
one thereof adjoining land of Catharine Haugha
wout on the North, and of Philip Weaver on the
East, land of Hainan Kline, ( P. Patton and
Martin Weaver, aud the Cattawixaa road on the
South, and land in iosesion of Peter Haugha'
wont on the West, containing one hundred acrea
wuh allowance, more or lava, whereon are erected
Iwo Iwo'story frame dwelling houi.es, a Urge
frame .barn, wagon house, a good spring of
water, an orchnrd, ic, the whole of winch ia
cleared and iu a good atate of cultivation. The
niher thereof bounded on the North by land of
t.hrutian and V illiam Khiatia and land of Philip
Weaver, on the' Mouth by land of aaid Philip
Weaver, and on the Went by land of Catharine
naughawnut, containing twenty arres, strict
meaaure, more or leas, with the appurtenances.
A I which tune snd place you may attend if you
ee proper.
DAVID W ALU RON, Sheriff.
bherill a Office, Sunbury,
Hept. 14, lf6l.
TREES! TREES!
rHE iinderaigoed invite sllention to llieir
large and well grown stock of
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Khruha. Ac., embracing a large and complete aa.
Bortment of
Apples, rears. Teaches, Plums, Cherries, Apii
cuts, sua .eciannea, Blandard lor tbs
Orchard, and Uwarl for the
garden.
English Walnuta, SusiiUh Chaanuta, Haile1
nifta. 4-c, Raatierriea, hlrawberriea, Cu rants aud
tiooaetiernea, ill great variety.
GRATES OF CHOICEST KIN-DS.
Aaparacua, Rbubarh, cVc, Ac. Alao a fine
atockofwell formed, huahy EVERGREENS,
auitalda for tbe Cemelrv and Lawn.
Deciduous Trees for street planting ami s gen
eral sasortiurnt of Ornamental Treea anJ r'low
ering bbiuba.
Koaea of choice vsrii ties. Csinelliaa, Dedding
f lants, Ac.
Our stork is remarkably thrifty and fine, and
ws oner it st pncea to auit tbe timce.
I tr Catalogues mailed to all applicants
Addreaa EDWARD J EVAN CO,
Central N uraeriea. YORK, Pa
September 14. 1 86 1. Sin
IftOTIIUIl AKItlVAIs Ol
SEASONABLE GOODS,
AT THE
MAMMOTH STORE!
OF
FIULING & GRANT.
Suabory, 6ptiabr 1 1861.
: I11. i . am-
Ccncral Election
1?1. o
o r & M A T.T (iir
rpatirin lo election nf .hi. OuS ,v S"
UJrit hmidreij and shirty-Mtv. t mI" " X VU """id
Hiph BharWo tbe e4j,ty t' iVt.iumlienILA;J,'0(N.
Vftuiiaf tu licreiiy make km sin and give notice to taij"e1i
Itfanl Utoenunly aft r earn d, that a fcneml tek-dion vi!l
o he.d iu said outuitr of NtrTumlrland on the BKIJON D
TULtWaVtfMh .OCKaJhH, I Ml j, at hkh time
MoT will vute be tjnlutfr the several ofnceis iisiiiud, vx l
Oi person ft Prattdertt Jodge for Irie 6t. Judicial Dis
Viett eumpnan) uC lbs coauttes 01 Nurtbundtertand. Mini
avnrand l.yonniitkf.
Two irarsona as Atsnoist Judges for NnrUmttitierlanJ
Count jr.
One person aa canto nf llie noma of Representative,
to laiiresenl theetaaity f North umber Itind
Oris per m fnr Register of Wills, Recorder of Deeds,
and Cletlc of the Oipbans' Court, fur NorUtuinberuuid Cu
One strranii for County Oommitsiener.
One nmou for Count Treasurer.
One person fur Count Auditor.
I also beielry make known end (tire notice that the
places of balding the sfufoMid geueral election in Urn sev
eral horougtu and towtisliipa wuhin the county of Nor
Ui umber land are as folluws t
The ttunburv Uistricta oompoaed ef the borough of
Puutmry, end Upper August, aft the Couiitv Court
Bouse.
The Augusta District, composed of the tnwnship ol
Lower Augusta, et the house at Feier Dutiketuergur, iu
aaid township.
The Northumberland .District, com poind of the borough
of Northumberland, at the house of C.8, Brown, of the
borough of NortHiimberlaud.
The I'oint District, al the house of Henry Haas, iu the
borough of Northuiniieilaud.
The Milton jjieuiclrat the house of Mrs. Sticker in said
borough.
Tim Turhut District, at the house occupied by Abraham
Ktsninger.
The Delaware District, et the Sinking Spring School
House.
McfcaweiiBville district, at the Stone Church School House
iu the borotiifh of McKwensviJIe.
The Chilisiiunrpje District at the htnaenf D. Knrdirman.
The Turbutville District, at ttiu house of Hiram Uey
holits, iu the borough of Turbatville.
The Lewis District, at the house occupied by Hi rain
Reynold, in ihe borough ol Turbutville.
The Slminokln Distuct, tt the house of John Noshit.
The Upper Multoiioy District, at the bouse of j. IT.
Adam.
The Little IMuliouoy Dist' ict, at the house of widow F,
Raker.
The Lower Mahonoy District, at the house of A. Rodu
armel. The Rush District, at tha Uberty Pole School House.
The Juckswi District, at the bouse occupied by J.Galui
Smith.
Tlie Ctial District, nt the house of William M. Weuver,
In the town of KlKituokiu.
Tlie Xurlnt District ut Uie house of
Truvorton.
AVcuvcr, in
'J'he Cameron District, at the house nf Jacob Wnrjtrer,
The Jortlati District at the bouse ikw or lute of il cum
min Leitzel.
The .Mount Curmel District at the public house of Abra
ham Lerch.
The. Wushingtou District at the house of Godfrey B. Ke
bock. The election to open between the hours ol 6 and 10
o'clock iu the forcnonu, and shall continue without inter
ruption or adjournment until 7 o'clock in the evening
when the polls shull be closed.
The Severn I Inspectors end Judges elected on the 3d
Friday of March, letil, in pursuance of the ad Sertiou of
the act of Ihe 2d of July, will hold Urn election on
Tuesduy the oth day of October neat.
Thal every perm except a Justice of the Peace, who
shall hold any ohVe or apptjintiuciit of protit iud tiusi un
der the government of the United Stales, or of this iule,
or of any cily or incorpoiuled district, whether a couuiiia
sionnl ollicer or agent, who shrill be employed under trie
legislative, executive or judiciary department of this
Slate, or the United States, or of any city or incoipnraitd
district and also that every member of Con;riess and of
the JMute Iscgisluture, aud of the select and conn mm coun
cil of any city, or commissioner ol ony incorporated Dis
trict, is by law, incapable of holding or exfreisunr the
nmce or appointment of Judge. Inspector or Clerk, of any
election of this commonwealth, and that tu Inspector,
Judges or any other othcei of such election, shall be eligi-
uie io any omce cone men voieu nn.
And the said Act of Assembly, entitled "an net rclnttiitr
to the election of this Commonwealth1n passed July the
ami, in.i', lurmer provides us loiiows, to wit :
' Tlmt the Insoectors aud Judut chosen us aforesaid.
shall ineetut the respective places for holding the cle-iiin
uie uistrict co which Limy respectfully lel Mtg before
nine o'clock in the morning of the second Tuemtuy ot Oc
ti titer iu e:ich nnd every year, and each of smd iuipelois
ahull upixint one clerk, who shull be u cpiuliiicd voter of
auch d strict.
Section ii. Thnt any fraud committed bv onv nerann
ViMing in the manner alxive tiresctilietl. shall Iw mininlicd
as siuulur frauds are diiected to be punished by the exit
ing iuws oi tins uoinmonweauit.
"in case trw person who shall have received the second
highest number of voles for Inspectors shull not nttt-uri on
the day of any election, then the person who shull have
received the second highest number of votes for Judic the
next preceding election, shall act as an iuspecloi in his
place, aud in cuse the person elected Judge ahull not attend
the Inspector who received the highest number of votenj
shall appoint a Judge in his place end it any viicum)'
shall coutiuue iu the board for the space of hull' an hour al
ter the tune hxed by law for the opening of the election,
she quali bed voteis of the township, ward or no (huri- t,
foi which auch officers shall have been elected, present at
she place of elections, snuli one of their number lu (ill sucli
vacancy.
"It shall be the duty of aaid assessors respectively to at
tend at the place of hlthinr evexy iicucr.it, Hnncud. or
township election, during the whole tune auid election ia
kept open, for Uie purpose of giving information to the
nspeciors aim juugf, wnuu cuiicu on, in relation io ttie
ight of any person assessed by them to vote at such elec
tion, or auch other mutters iu relation to the afsessmmi ot
voters, aa the aaid inspector or judge or either of thcin
limll trout tuno to Lime require.
io person shall be nermitteil to vote nt any election
aforesitid, other tluiu a white free man ot tweuty-oue or
more, whx shull have resided in the slate at leu t one year,
and in the election district where he oilers to vote al least
ten duys immediately preceediug llie eleclmu, and within
two years paid state o county tax. which shall have been
asstiKSed at least lendjiys before ihe eleel ion. Hut a citizen
of the United States who had previously been a Qualified
voter of this state, and removed therelroin and resumed.
uud shull have resitkd iu the election district, and paid tax
aa uforessut. shall lm entitled to vote alter residing iu this
state six mouths, Provulcd, That the white freemen, citi
zensol the tJiuieu states, neiweeu uie age oi twenty-one
ami twenty-two years, and in tlte elttctior district tea days
us aloresaiJ, shull lie entitled tua vote, although tuey shull
not have paid tuxes.'
No nersitu shall lie permitted to vote whose name is not
coutuiued ui the list ol taxable inhabitants furnished by the
coiiuium loners us aloicaMid, uidess, First: He prtKlures
a receipt tor the puyinent, wiitiiu two years, of a st:ite or
county tax ussesReti ayreeat'iy io me cousiuunou, uiki tjHve
iLitisrarttirv evidence either on liis own nth or ailinua-
tion, ur nil the oath or iilfiriuattou of unother, thut he has
iuid such tux, or on tuuure u prouuee a receipt, stiull make
tail outh to the miyineni tnertxu ; r secoun, u tie ci.11111 a
right to vote by being an elector between the ncs of
twenlY-nue aud twenty-two years, he shall depose 011 outh
or ainrinutiou. thnt he has resided 111 the titute ut least one
year itrxt be! ore his uppliualion, and make auch proof o 1
resit leuee ill ine umiriri ub iruuimi iiy una mci : auu
thut he does verily Itelieve from the account given linn
dcut he is of the uiru uforesuid, and Rivu such other evi-
tliuces us is reuuiretl iiy litis act, Whereupon the name of
the person so uuinitteu to vote, snuu ie insert t a in alpha
tselical list by the inspectors, and a note made opposite
thereto by writinx the word '-tax," if he ihull be peinut-
ed to vote by reucoii 01 nuvuiK mu tux, or the wonl
t'age," if he shall be permute! iu vote on aecount el his
ai;e, aud in either cuse the leaaoiiof audi votes shall be
cullrd out to the cterK, who aiuiu make uuies ui uie ust
vuiJra kent bv them.
In all cases where the name nf the person cljiimiinr to
vote is not found 011 the list luriitshed by the Commission
ers aud saessor, or his right to Vole whether found there
on ur not. is oojecteu 10 iiy any ijuauneu citizen, the In
spector snail examine mni iiciaii. ai iwiii s 01 uim uuuun-
cutiitus, and if he claims to huve resitted 111 the state one
year or more, his ouin snau o a proui uiereoi, nut ne snuli
prove by ut least one competent witness, who shull be a
qualities) eiecntr, iiuu ue iwuni wiuiiu me uintici at least
ten ilava next iiiuuediuiely prceedine the election, and hal
also huuscll swear that his bona hue result -nee, in purau-
mice of lawful calling is vitlun the district, and that he
did not remove into said district tur Uie purpose of voting
lllarf III.
Kvety peatm quuiineu as aitsresaiu, auu wno shall make
nrmi". ii reuuired. of resident ami nuvineut of Uixea, us
aforesaid, shull las admitted to vole iu the township, ward
ordutriet iu which he shall reside.
Jf anvpeisoii not quuhtied to vote in thistmnvnwealth
agreeably to law, (except the eons of qualified citizens,
aliall appear at any p e 4if election fof the purpose of is
suing ticket!, or lunuenemg citizens qua! inert iu vole. In
I iu 1 1, on conviction, forfeit uud ihiv any sum not exceed'
ing one tiuuilreti ooiiars ior every ouu aucu on '-nee, sun
be imprisonetl f.w any term not exceeding three months.
It shall le the duty of every mayor. sJieritl, uUleiman
justice of the peace, and conslable or deputy constable, of
every city, county, township ur district .withruthis com
in aiwmllh, whenever culled upon by any orfi w of an
election, or bv anv three qualified electors thtreof, to clear
auy window or avenue to any window, to the place of
fteueiul election, wnicn snau ue omiiucieu in sucn a way
as to nreveut voters from approach ins; the same, aud on
slwll be deemed vnilted ol' misdemeMiHr hi office aud on
e nivii?tiou shull be nneti iu any sum n t less tluiu one hun
iirHfiecL or reiusai 10 uo mu iu ui-u rcuuiuou. buiu oiucei
dred nor more tlt-ni one thousnud dollars ; and it shall lie
the dutv ol the renpecliv'e constable of euch ward, district
or township, of this commonweal li to le present in person
or by deputy, at the place of holding such elections in ea-h
wata, tutwrier. or mwiiewini, tur ii iuiri'o ui picwivtug
the pence as atoreauiu.
It shall lie llie uuiy 01 every peace nmcer, as sitoicwuii,
who shall be present ut auy such disturl Minces al an elec
tion aa ia described iu this act. to report (he aame to the
next oouit f quarter seasions. end also the names ot the
ivitiieuucs who uui nrove the auiiie.
The Judaea uie to make their returns for the county nf
Northumiwriaud, at tlie uoun nouse, iu ouuuury, 011 r ri
dav.tha 11th dav of tJeH'lair, A. D. Ii-l.
ISiven under uiv liaud. at tSunlairy, this Hth 4nf of IVplem.
ber, A i. and in the 06: a year of Uie iudepeudence
of the L uited 9lute.
DAVID WA1.DRON, Sheriff.
SherilTs Ofnee. Sunbury,
8eH. U, l-"U ' . .
8. L. BEHGSTKESSER,
PH OTOGR APIIIO ARTIST
IJUOTOGKAPHS, AMBROTYPE. and all
l be modern style of Piclurea, executed m
superior manner.
Id?" Rooms in his CAR, Market Square
8uiibury, Ha.
August 10, 1861, .
VTB O OTrl i fcH OES, can be purchased at the
29 Mammoth Htors of rrilinc & Ursnt, very
eheso.aa ws sre determined not to be undersold
by snybody. Call snd learn the list of prices for
yourselves. FKII.INU & UK A NT.
Bunbnry, January II. 1861
TIN WARE A vsry cheap and desirable
assortment just received litis week, at lus
Mammoth 6 tors U . f lU.NU (JUANT.
Vwes-ury, isnusry II, 181.
To the Democratic Voter of lTorthnm
- Zetland County. .
HAVE hrtn ImlniTil to pprinil my nama to
t.a iiacil In t-.nn.Tiion wilh tbe iwrninailnn
t tbe l.KUIsbA tijUH, al tbe snsulng Demo
trsilB primary rlactioh. , .
Tim aclirliaiion of mans warm personal Wenils
fej""b rmla of our county havs prrllail
homlnal's sfl)l-r anil aliouli) lne at-e proper to
well ss a duly, to il..jlll be pit raaur, aa
trniiiiiy of my r wn con.iiiMenV, Vi,?",,1"'
tbe tSlale anil counlrv al lar(to.
' J. WOODS BROWN.
Turlint townahip, July 8, 1 R01.
AUDITOR'S
Martin K. Ilacliman, now
for Ibe uae of Abraham
Uohncr
.
Henry W'cisff.
NOTICE.
In the Court of
Common I'leas of
V Northumberland co.
Yen. Ex. No 3ft-
AuguatTerm, I HO I
Notice ia brtcby givpn that llie undcrwiuneil
Auditor, appninli.il by Ihe aaitl Court to diatrilule
the monira in Court, in the eliote cane, will
altund for that purpose at his office, In Hunbury,
on Turmlay, tha mh day ol October next, when
all persons intcreatPil msv attend, if they think
proper. HARRIS PAINTER, Auditor.
Kunhury, AuRiiat 24, IP6I. .
The Great Cnre for Consumption.
If you have a colJ, uae
V laha't a Tine Tree Tar t'or.lial !
If you have acuuub, me
Wiahart's Pine Tree Tar CorJial !
If you have Aatlima, ucn
VVisliart's Pine Tree Tar CorJial !
If you have fSoro Throat, ue -
WiHharl's Pine Tree Tar Cunti! !
Ifyou have llroncliilia, uxe
Wiahart's Pine Tree Tar L'or.lial !
If you have Consumption, use
Wialiarta Pine Tree Tar Conlinl
Wishart'a Pine Tree Tar Cnnlinl ia an iinfuil
ing reinrdy for iliarase of llie Kiilnevs. Urinary
. MiiMuinis, uiiiiu auu uiceiiing rues, nervous
llehility, and for female weakness and Irreau
lariuee.
The well known efficacy of Pine Tree Tar in
the cure ol eiternal alli clloiia or Sores, pointed it
out aa the Natural Kemedy for what Pliyaiiiane
call Tubercular jll'ecliotia (lhnt is to a;iy, Mores.)
upon trio Lunga. It remained to uncover tlie
bet rneana of application, wlik-li diacovery ha
been made, aa a ilioumnJ tuatiiuonials prove, Ly
uie rroprietur nt
ifhnrl'a I'ine Tree Tar CorJial !
Ifyou have DVlPKPflA. use
i ixliarl a tireat American Dyapcpsu rill !
A sure cure Warrai.ttd for one dollar, or the
Money Kcfundcd !
IJoy a b-x and take them accordinir to direc
tiona, arid if they do notcurejou, the money will
be returned.
AiitMi Wm. M'eimer, Norlhiimhoiland.
A. W. Fischer, Nunhury.
Call at cither place, aud get a descriptive Cir-
ul.ir.
I.. Q. ('. Wiahart, proprietor, Xo. 10, Xorth
econJ, PhilaJelphin.
Aucuat 111, ISHI. ly
SUNBURY STEAmTeRRY
A K 1) T IMYINUBUA T C O M P A N V.
r1ItAVK!.l.ER8 and others aro respectfully
inlormeJ thai the aubwriber, in order to ac
commodate Ihe public and facilitate travel, hna
reJnced the rales of ferriage at his STEAM
I'KliKV, over the Huaqiiehanna, at Sunbury, and
will carry Paaaeiiftera, lloraea. Carriages, and
other vehicles, at the lullowing ratea, vis t
Fool Pasaengera, each fi cents.
Horao and h'ider, 15 "
Horae and Jlueny, S5 '
I wo-Horae Conveyance, 40 "
Farmers and others, wishing to transport Coal
and Produce, can make arrangements at still
lower rates.
A large, safe and rommodioua Steamboat will
rnn regularly and promptly at all houra of the
duy, and to accommodate those who desire to it-
tend Ibe Churches at Sunbury and fcicliiicgrovc,
the lloat will run on Sunday.
Itie ritc.inibont will run from Market street
Warf, and promptly convey Passenger from
bolh aidea of the liiver, without delay.
Ihe team rerry now ailorjs not only a safe
and convenient transit over the Susquehanna,
but also a pleasant and agreeable ride.
1I!A T. CI. KM KM Leasee and Proprietor.
(Sunbury, May .", 1SCI,
A Good Chance for an Enterprising Man
M1H E siil.scrilwr wanls a partner in the Mar
a. ble business, a sober perservenng man who
ti
can apeak both the bullish and lerinun huiRua'
ges, to one llial will suit, no cash cupilul rerjuired
r or paiticulais inquire ot
JOlliM A. I A i I.UK.
Northumberland, Aug. 3. IHfil 3in
BLACK SILK COATS.
Gored Mantles,
Poplin Dusters,
Freni h Saquea,
Silk Oasuuinee,
Newest Designs. Ready Mode, or Made to OrJer.
I'UOI'EK & Ct). All,
N E. Corner Ninth and Market, Philadelphia.
May 18. IHfil.
TO THIS VOTERS OK MJRTH U.MUEH-
LAND UOCNTV.
Fellow Citizens : I pfler myself to you as an
Independent Union Candidate for
REGIS J Kll AND REC0K'IR.
Should my ellow citizens aee proper to give me
niaj.irity of their votes, I pledge mysell to a
faitbful performance of their duties of the oflice.
ft 1 tit Vt . UKA X.
Sunbury. August 17,
ISUI.
"fancyTurs 1 !
Joint Farlrii.
7ld Arch Street, between
?tli.. anil btlt.. Sim..
(. HI 8 Mnrttl,)
J'hiltirMpltia,
FANCY 1VHSW
t.'?ef lniwler A Manufacturer
TfiyiivK 111", anil Healer II kiiula
Pim!' '"' l''AN V FL'H?1, f..i
1 K-iWr l."ui'a.' Maaea,' and Clol
f i f, B;f4 Weal.
"fl 'y' u -A ' -- ed and ui lnii, niy usual
luilaler A Manufacturer
fff.a.ir.
' r H' A 4 iaetn ut ail tua Vlinnua
ZZZ-JkVYr l l a anil iualilir ( Fnra,
rnitai.leil to Ilia tall aun
Winter tfrnsnna, J suld
respectfully Tttuile an exaiiiinatliin tf my atoek and price
fniin tliime inlemliiift to puri'tttifte.. as f am etiiililrd lu ullur
tliein very ilevinilile iiMliteeiitenls.
All my r ura have item purehaatl l'r mm. aim rnana
Ity eaperienceil lianils. an. aa the present maieury linublea
render it neresttirv tlini t shuukj tlurHise ut my imxIs at a
Very Kllinll nilvanea nil ct.
1 am aalitfieil that it would lie to Ihe inteteat of lliuse whu
devian nutelitisLc. In aiva uie a ti.ll.
rsr Ueculleelllieiuiine, iiumiier amiaireri: i. rallera,
(New nr ftore,! 7IH Aleto Street, I'nwiUelpuia.
.fent.7, 1SIII. Stn.
Assessors.
FMIK Asepssors of Northumberland ('onn
ty. mliuse bueinms it is to make: tlie tri
ennial aafaameut, are bi'ri'by Dollliod that tbe
books lor that purpose, are now ready lor ae
Uveiy at Ike Comuiisaiouera' OtTico.
S. V. JOKI'AN.
Commiasioners' Otllee, )
tiuubury, Auk. 24, 'CI. j
To the Votert of Northumberland County.
17KL.I.0W CITlZKNrli From the encour.
- sgciiisiit I received from dilla'snt psrla of llie
county, 1 orler myself as candidal for the
otlics of
ASSOCIATE JUDGE.
subject to lbs uaasee of tbs democratic parly, and
if elected, will perlorm lb duties justly sua tor
partially Is the bssl of my ability, -
ABKAHAM SHlfMAN.
I.ovf AofQita township, June Vtb, Uti.
V&aW-i'
Taxes! Taxes I Taxes!
rMH2 Hoard ofcluiol Directors aud 8uicrvl
- aora of KouJa in lownaliips whpra tinaeaied
l.anda are situated, ars licrrliy rfiuealed to fur
niali the Coinmiaaionris of Morlliuniberlar,d
caunlyi rith the isle per cent for lbs years IttuV
l, on fuliool snd i'oad Tas
ft. U.JORDAN, Cleik.
Commliwionrr's tflice, )
funlmry, July 7, '61- (
. IHE LATEST STYLE OF
Sterna AND SUMMER
OA. MENTS,
ARB liONA ,TIjY iaAtJE
st the
Fashionable Tailoving Establishment
of
u J. COB O- 33 23 0151,
mantel mrcei, MtVtJVflV, prt.
'"r'HE suhacriber ban just received an. I 0,,r,)
J Irvn Mj)rlnii.iO MI'IMf: AMI WITIL.
MKlf GOO UK, auchss
CLOTHS,
OP EVKUY DESCRIPTION eV qtJAI.ITV
Plain and Fancy Cassiineres.Vestings, &o
of the latest styles. In addition to his atoek he
la ronstanlly receiving new auppliea from the ritv
keeping a full sasortiurnt of tbe moat substantial
and latest style nf (io.ida in the city murkots.
He ia prepared to make to order all kind of
O'eiitlerueii'a ami ov's wear, such as
UREss COATS, FROCK-COAT.. BL'SI
NESSCOATS. VK&TS. PANT A
l.OpNS. &.C...&C..
of the very Intn'.Ht atylo, and in tha most substan
tia! manner, al short notice.
Any Goods not on bui.d, will be furnished
from Philndelpbia, by giving two day'a noiice.
fW Call and examine my atock, no charges
made for showing.
JACOB O. DECK.
Sunbury, May II, 1 fil.
JOHNS & CROSLEY,
SOLK MANCFArTUUKRS OK TIIK IMl'ROVEO
GTJTTA PECHA
C E M E N T 11 OOFING,
The cheiipest mid most litirsMe Unpfmg in use. It ia Fire
and Water l'rwif.
Itonn lienpt'lied to new nnd old KiHfsnfn!t kinds, snd
t'j Sliinf;le Ktivl's without removing the shutgies.
The Cost is only about One-Third that
of Tin, and it h twice as Durable.
OUTTA r K It C II A CK M K N T ,
For preseviiiir and repninnf Tinnud other Metnl II oof nf
every uenTiitiion, (ruin lis great einaticiiy, is imt injureU
by the emi nirtii'ii mid exrtiiHion of miluis, mid will not
cntrk it cold or run in wiirm wen th-r.
Tiienv iniiientils Imve In en thoroughly lesttd in New
V"?k ami (ill nuns ol the Southern nnd Western States,
and we cun give Qbundunt.pioof of till we clmiii in their
fiivnr.
Theynre readily upplicd bv or umry labor ci s, ut a tri
rluiR expense
"NO HFaAT RKqriRF.n."
These mat er mis me put up reitdv fir use, ntul for shin-
pin to all purtsof the country, with full piinteil directiuns
I'.tr Hpphciiiion,
Full descriptive circulius will le furnish nn applies
tion dy inn 1 1 -r in pernist our I'rincipHl OtHee hiiJ Wurt
Itouse, ?H WII.JM SlKEtir, (Corner f Lihuity
Street.) New York.
JOIIX3.V CROSLLY.
Agents Wanttd ! Terms Cash ! I
J if e I. 1-01 ly
ATTENTION
Tlie Uml Military Uookevcr Published
KO'.V KEADV,
BAXTER'S
.r
VOLUNTEER'S MANUAL
Cnntninine full instructiuns for tho KEI'lilTI',
in Iho Schools of the Soldier and Squad, given
In I li c most Mmile Nyle, and all ihrt iiifornialion
iirrrsaury fot Ih'u f.irtniiiR of C'OKI'H OK HUME
iIJHl3s. Illi'struted itli over 1 (10 cupravinea,
showing tlie Lliflerent l'lis liulis i:i tho Facings
and Manual ol Arms, and coinh'le directions
relative tu Loading and Firing. Arranged ac
cording to
SCOTT'S SYSTEM OF T.NTANT15Y TAC
TICS, And in conformation with the army require
ments for the present War, by
U.CVI. 1. W. C. BAXTER,
of the National tiuard.
THIS BOOK IS OFFfCIALl.Y Al'PKOVKl) OF.
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FKOM THE "HOME JOCRXL."
(If all th child fumitureiwe have ever seen
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I it. I thine' health ami happineas aa tlie Ad
justable Patent !tee I Spring eiaddle Horse, in
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i., .i.l - lorn on ils bae. and ils action is ao likst
, ,, r . i;... i .k ..l. kin
tlie (tallop of l'e horse thai Ibe child never
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cf e.'wntly clegniit and artisiiu in design ; and so
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rge Slid slrot g
! jnouch lo smlaiu grow n liersoiis As a ;x .1' sl.ii
i p ... .... '.
for photograpl.ic puluiea, uutbnig is inure Uauit-
iui.
Every Otpban Asylum anJ In.lilulion rher
children are rousrrguted, sfioutd be furnished
with a number of tliea.- besuiilul ariiclee 1'hey
ars lilted wilh side-s-,ll' "hen required."
tuwKCTIXS FOK AnjLT.TlX.nn.
. , vt 0f le y M aui;iriu1i t0 lowi Is
I X' to then raise or lowe", ,K
rtorae "" eerww ins duiis til ins Side
vers wi'' i
j These Horses sre WAKRAFTKD- on
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