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l- J. unmynox A3O PIOPIII‘YOR.
GETTYBBUBG, PA.
lIXDAY lORNXNG. MAE. 6, \865
‘ mm editor is Ibsen: from home
"Phe meeting of the Deuiocrntic Stine
Contra Committee. which had been ulled
for toginy, (finch 6:12.) It Harrisburg. IA:
fun young» to Wednesdly. March 811:.
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‘ @Hnjor' R. L Dodge, Prawn Mmbnl
K Gonerg! of Peunsyluniu, hu beta rolieud
\from duty by 1:; order frnm Washington.
Ind Brigadier General B. W. ll’inkn, [ltaly
in command, in New York. in unignedw
dmy in plnée a! Major Dodge. This up
poinkment is favorable, to th‘é Stqto Admin
jpmfion. ‘
7 Thu Governor ofDalmbgra—The dent}: 0!
“Hon. William Cannon, oflDels'wu-e. win
innouncad on Thursday. By the death of
”I? Cannon. tho Hon. G. inuhbnty, spllr
In of [he Senate of um State. it called to
fill the gnberniwrinl ahtir 6f (man! little
Delano. Mr. Snulsbmy is 3 man at de»
aided “may" ofhigh soaialfatlnding, 614m
!mpuohnblo integrity; rMid hillmumption ‘
If “:5: time o! the ‘dutiu connected with?
the highest civil offlcd in hf: nuin Slug, 1
,1' In event full of interelrand hop'o fin»;
worde- ,4 ‘_
. "Tho N. Y. ’l‘rtbuu than him 03' ‘59
Logan argmizntion “Hing itwlf the Sum
of Virginin: “The Santa dog: not seem
inclined us recognise the ‘Common Council
0! Almndrls,’ which all: inglf the State
9f Virginil find lends Mr. Sega-In Congress.
By & vbto 0f29 £Ol3 his credentials were
3 kid on the table. and the queption, "it w
nan‘ Igtin Inuit. be néttlcd by thqnext Con
rail, and pfoyably on flifi'ersm grou’dds,"
. WMW__*
lfi‘ln the BenaM on>Bulurdny week Mr.
‘ Bwfibury introduced Lfiz‘following femin
hon, Mined oh‘ 3 recent. Exwech of Albert G.
Brown. flats; member a! the U. S. Sen-u.)
delivered ili’the_ _Rebel Co’np‘e‘sn, in which
ficauuy Sthntnn is represented to have
{laid to Mr. Brown, at the time be withdrew
{from the U. S. Senatp. and after Missouri
4m} exuded. that "Yqu are light: ' Go
gimme an'd urge your friends to stand Ly
: what ihay ham done nfpd nll wfll be well.
i Firmnepa néw will "mire yrsu‘nu ybu full.
Any wanting and ym': are lost." The re»-
olulion isu foflowu F
"'llraoluad. That a committee of flve‘. mam
.bers of the Senate be.- nppointed ‘bw the
presiding officgr 0191-le ‘to finko inquiry
Q Inference to‘ the min) or falsity of the
o -‘ r 59. bueiqhefnre and afo’reanid recited ;
and’m referem‘e to the puriotizm And 10y
.35 ofthe said Edwin, M.’ Stanton, [inst
n presong‘with leave to lakelte'stimony,
3nd,?) mlke ryeport mfriting to the Sen-
Ite. ' ' ‘- "
Mr, Saulajbury ofl'erejd to produce proof
of tlie Negation: agaim’t Sauetary Stanton,
'M‘ lEorded an olgporiunity, but at tint
point the Senato adjoumed, and the subject
will 9°: on Mondiy :es'umed.
" ‘ -———-—‘r—<¢o¢l>n— —-—— .
lé‘A small “loyal";weekly amyflp 111
Bradford county—Um; IhporUr-aclzees I
lengthy diaquiaici Vn oh the “algae: with
she following ”lei? :. l '
' "The writers on finiancea who figure in
file Journal qf Comma-cs. the World. the
flrmld. unleven lhelTi-ibum. mid all the
minor sheen of the land. have imbihed
Ithgii‘ noliona from Stale Bank theories.“ or
Sale Rink intw’and are, therefore.
untgutngnhy.” ' ‘
The next Secretary :of the Treasury will
doubtless hail from Brndforrl county. So
much financial acumen should not be al
ia>led tdiud. blossom, die and rot unseen
and unapprepilled. v,
03cm minoiiil ruled may be judged
iron: the fact. flint out of twgnty~flve mem
ber: of the Seam, not, one is : native of
flutSute. ,F‘ive lire mtiie of Ohio, ywo of
Indiana. Ind the mfiatity 2f the remaining
aighuen in transplanted Yankees. Out
Hfightyfivo membori qf the House. only
data are nudge to the Scam! Ten are of:
Itho. had A very large proportion oftho‘re
mind” In from New Englnnd. II it An);
Wadi! thlt the "infamous ~black Inns”
hive [bean ropon‘ied and the black banner
" of “mayo equality” tin been niudJn the
'Z-n'cke‘r State 2” \_ ‘"_
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fix"! York bus I tam—Governor.
J—ymlwice‘lga has made I brilliant remark.
yin big JetteMo the Senate transmiuing -
who tbu Congress had lbrognted the
brdoul‘ Ida"! Constitution, he said :—.
"rho .dq in‘not fax-distant wben the Gm
;fimfim‘of .tho Unipd States an]! harmo
min iith 4h. Declaration qf Independence.”
Bow‘naiormnno that Mr. Penman did not
'liufitho imapheflonstilution was framed,
m II M) 'hne infogmed those noodles,
«Gear Wuhingtan and James Madison
how finish their not. "harmonize 2”
. ”The generality of Shoddy is we”
mum-Med in the one of Com. Vandal-bi} V
nho. liter miving shout $300,000 from
Ibo 'Bovornmem Tor‘thrchuger of one of
if. "I‘d! for 150 day! at 83,069 Idayflhag
W the rotten old hulk so the annoy
:u. ”finial" gift . '-
'anj value o!.“qu prqperty in Km»
Inaugip Gov. Bramlette, héforo the wu:
hem if: 2&0, as usémfld for zaxplion. \tu
“97.494.527. Iq 1862 the value mu' rodu‘
cad to $57,511,770, and in 1‘8“ to $34,179.-
246. - _ l
'Thm Patel-abuts fzpru: sign that.
dupiu the offen- MGen. Grant. a huge
number“ hi. men are dtiEy deserxipg. and
fig” (8* unnds nnd swamp. in the rem: of
Ilia I'D” 8. laid to be filled WM: duhueu.
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anofiad to acquige imbitl of 5
learn (,9 depend upbn public Film)"~
honest indushz for theirsupport. ‘1
This is theewuy the moneyfigoes, and the
too, says theTrit’hns, “whéh our heroes in
the field n're vslhly asking for theirhsrd-eern-I
ed pittsnoe to‘leed‘and‘ clothe their needy l
wives Amlthildren—when some brigades"!
have hsd no dollar for their last six months'j
service. and ire becoming mutinous end
unservicouble because unpnid—when no
body desls with the govermnent who can
find any other customer, because payment
is withheld to the but moment. _nnd then
“oftener mnde incerlificstesof indebtedness,
which must ’be sold at s hnvy discount—l
when everything lugs and drags tor want of,
money..e’nd because the national credit is
so dubious." This is a picture of‘ou‘r ns-i
tinnsl countion from 's friendly pen; yetl
what man‘in the Republlcsn party will "belll
the ont"‘in Congress, snd‘dem‘snd that psr—
ty purposes sud humsnitsrim schemes shell
be sfibordinsted to patriotism and hom’
sat (sir dealing?
The TriMa-de’cleres-thot the action or
the domintnt party it this time 'with refer-J
em» to the finances of the nstipn‘ is "a com-I
pound of I‘Manity and praclical lrtason"—and I
unit is. ‘ What no Well cslculsted to weak
en my nation es the policy which sinks itd’
credit day by day at a time when it is 11-
resdy staggering tinder 'l_ load of debt fall'y‘i
up ‘ its reason; to best? We need econ-E
rmrsnd retrenchment. the close inspec-l
iofifgf ell finsncisl measures thst may be.
p'rgiaoeed, and, th'e abandonment of sil'i
schemes that seek to rob the treasury un-_
der the guise of humanity or other specious
sndiraudulent pretenses. The white men!
must work to support his family and pay;
his taxes. Letthe negro work also. instesd l
of being kept-e! government expense sad,
thus become e hnriien to the nation. If.
we no to escspe from" tinder the shadow of '
the cloud which now lowa-s over the land,
snd begin sgsin the much toward pesoe|
snd prosperity. we pmtldiscerd :11 more
experiments" end not I: wise business men.
mfgl of the mighty interests committed;
to our charge: 4 If this be done. we may‘
drag om flnhncos out of the mire‘nto
which they hhve been cast by the notion of
the party in power. if not, then the end
is ruin. a {i
fi'l'be Mausehusetts plan of filllpg her
quot-A from ogm‘de murces is not a new
one.» 80 long use. much 1.7, 1778. Gen.
Wubhingmqf mom _to ~ Jsmri ‘ Bowdoin,
President o the Council 9! Emmet“.
In follows : ¥ ; 1
"Sn: It gives no inexprusible'conwn
to have repeated informlfiou‘ tron: the bent
luthorily, [hat the oommxtwu or fine difief
en: town, and district: in your Sun hue
dwlrtm from Gen. Burgoyno's nnny. Ind
einploy them. is subsuwles to excuse Ih.
penonll service of tbcauhgbgtanu." -
[Am-ml 3mm“ Denial—By decilion of
the Commiujonerpf Intfrnal Revenue, an
*Now York. ‘l-‘eb. 28.
nm in now an am
am. Bu): “Comma-e
-nf hing deposited.
“servants am! scavengers,”, why du they
seek their elevfltion‘nbove such occupations
by inspiring them with notions of perfect
social and political equa‘lity with the white
unfather newly
{negroea are
new and
xd not
race T To use a homely phrase. “they mn
not have their plum cake and eat it. too."
’atriotd': Union.
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LL NEGROES VOTE?
The A ‘tion leaders clsnior to have the
black men n itted to all the privileges
of'citilenship—to ote. bcu
'During the debut ;
on the proposed amend l
ry, the leader on the Abo I
Mr. Speaker : The Senator ' \
me as to whether 1 would give th J
franchise to the colon-d mun: la 1
man to dodge an issue when fairly pres t
ed. And lam glnd the Serutor has In
the interrogatory, because it fairly presents
an occasion for me to unto my position on
equestion that is soon to come up for the
consideration and determination of the
American people. Thil question is soon
to enter into the politics.“ the country—
it cannot be dodged or postponed. This}
principle lies 1t the foundation 0! ourpo-|
iitical system. This idea gave birth to the‘
Republic; it is organic and fundamental.‘
Standing upon this hush-principle, 1 mm
free' to declare that I am in fever of giant-l
ing the some political lranchises to the
Hack man that I would bestow upon the‘
white man. i run opposed to making color‘
a test of citizenship. . i
And lo In those genenlly who mould
And direct the Opinion: held by the puty
in power. Lowry tells us that. negxo equal
ity "in soon to enter into the politics onho
country.” Speaker 'l‘urrell chase him for
chairman 0371“ Senate committee on Fed
eral Rolntions‘; and he repreunls the View:
of hi: pnrty,and the federal :dmiuislntion.
in ad ranceé—vflonlrou Democrat.
Illlti‘fcrfllCl with Ekctianr—The President
bu signed and approved the no: to prevent
oificenam' the army 3nd nnvy Ind other
person? engaged in the military and naval
agrvioe otthe United State: from interfer
iniin eiectionl in the States.
‘0 troops or "med men are lobe brought.
to the poll- unless it Ibo“ be neoaury to
rape! Irmod enemies, or to keep the peace;
nor nhtll it b. luwiul for any officer to pre
sgribe or fix by proclamutmn or order. or
otherwise, the qualifications of voters, or
in any manner to interfere with the free
right of sufi‘raga. Officers so oEendiug are
liable to indictment for nngdameanor. and
on oohvichou fined not. exoeedmg $3OOO
and suffer rimprizonment in the penitentia
ry not 19:: than three month: nor more than
five yam; MlllO disombion of the mum,
and. any person to oonwcted uholl. more
over. he dlaquuhfiud from holdiuinny office
of honor. pram or trust. under! «Govern
ment ongnited Staten. Other guards
no (bro Iquud tbc elvctive franchise.
_elrnmey’a Prat, the organ of he Re
pubhm [Ml’ly m tuxs Slate. declared the
nun of the nun-ulnar, smenflent. to
go "a lriumphfar Llul law: ,crty to thirty
yun ago. declared the Louiiluwn to 65 a guy:-
aunt ml]: 11411."
L“ the people pond” and reflect,
“ ”Antoni the cqrjai‘ie; magi-cod
if: museum 1: s Who'- bud eon
uiig'mg the muls ct manly-four gamma
mant' conmuwra, ad the fun-lune. of
Ind!" canon. hin nearly hAlNull.
‘ '7‘. Demand 11...“ me tomw
nmfinu lan's.» ids-lay "an; um». ‘
luch' la, 3: Alex. W how, to uni»
nut! I Ifi'fl!“ lick“, , ‘ 1
, _ .
There i« every reason to believe that!
General Beauregard or General Johnston
[whichever wu in mtnmnd 01 the Confedvl
ente troop: in South Corolina. lnlt week);
bu opposed S 0 strong a front tn Sherman‘s:
proper-I. that he has not advanced beyondi
Winns'ooro'. thirty-eight miles north ofCo
lumbil. By reinforcement; Imm Riel»;
mond. Wilmington and Charleston, the.
Confederates have gathered a force equal to}
Sherman‘s. The Federal cavalry on lut‘
Wednesday had not ruched Florence, onel
hundred miles Glut 'of Columbia; nor wasl
it known what had become of Kilpstriok’s‘
raiding column, which named in that «li
rection. Shermnn. therefore, had no linel
of lupply by that route. either to Wilming-l
ton or Charleston. The Confederates, on:
lut Wednesday, still held Klngnville. on}
the Branchvnlle and Columbia railroad;
thirty miles cut 01 Columbia. all the FOdB-z
rel troops being north and weatol‘this placed
Sherman, therrlore. had no line of In plies.
Iby that route to Charleston. He hmfonly-l
the long wagon route through Columbill
and Pocolallgo to Hilton Head. The jeopi‘
ardy of his supply llne and the strength of
lthe Confederate army, has moat probably
brought him to a atuml stilljust north of?
lColumb’m. 4 l
Sherman, when he paswd‘ Augmta, left
behind hxm'a ntrnng Confederate gurrieon
under General D. H. Hill. August: is sixty
mile: :oulhwes: of Columbi . Itis report
yd that thq Confederates frzm Augusta at
tacked the Fedsml rear on February 1811:,
capturing oigha hundred primners Ind 3
number of wagons. 0n Ihe 19th. the Fed
eral cavalry ndvmcejyst south of Winns
boro', in reported to have been attacked by
the Confederates and driven back to Ridg
way. thirty mil" north of Columbu. ,The
advice: from Wilmington and City Point
indicate that there in intense Inxiety tQ
heir from Sherman. o'fhere is a report that
Sherman’s and Schufield's Armies. the Inner
from Wflmmgum. efi'emad ajnnction on
Monday last. The pluck it not mm].—
Such njunotinn. however; was impouible.
There have been mm; details received
of the condition of Charleston when cap
tux-9d,, The city was nearly an burned.
Many citizemi were left In the? town, Im'ong
them «ex-Governor Aiken. of South Caroli
na. Five hundred bales of cotton, partly
burned. f 9“ into lhehands of the Eden]
troops. Just after the Federal advnnca en
tered the alty, th. Confederate: blew up
their three imu-cladu, which lay in Cooper
river, north of Ll]; city! They were the
Palmetto State. the Chicura,ant_i the Charles
ton. Several vessels that were building
were burned. _
There is n ropnrt uhich comes from New
York that Geneml Grunt I‘v- about to 'mnke
an ndvnnce fruu] his left flunk and endeav—
or to capture the Southsvie mill-0:31.
Grant's plckl“ on Butcher's run are seven
mnles from the null-cad. We have not yet
received any intelligence from the Federal
camp indwntmg {but this movement bu
begun. ,'
'teJ.
age,
I he
pas
the
A Confederate force. numbering one
hundred and finy. on last Saturday night,
attempted to destiny some lighthouses on
Chesapeake Buy. "l‘noy were driven elf.—
Agc rf chvmvluy. '
Tin-re is no longer any dnnbt Hut Sher
man's max-ch has been checked. He did
uol advance beyond \mebSrofisouth Car
olina. Finding Im- Cnnft‘dernu’l in great
force. be wzllulrew lowauls Columbia. It
is uan-tmn win-[liar he is now. retreating
lowur 3 Charleston or townril- Wilmington.
lld is moving in an easterly direction, and
All of his trOup-s have passed out of the
railroad between Charlotte and Columbia.
The Confederates have reoorupiod Colum
bia. Very little damage mu done to the
city during the Federal ocr-upu‘ion. Sher
man is now on a relreut. His u-my fronts
northwest, but marches east. The Confed~
eruteu 2m- noflh and Wrat n! Shermnn’s
(room. Sherman mny'go to Cbnrlenon or
to Wilmington. At Churn-Mon be can es
iablish I new bane of supplieé. It is report
ed that Sclwfield. who has about twenty
thousand mv-n, has marched from \Viiming
ton tojnin Sherman. Sherman may intend
to form ajuncuon with (hm-P troopn, but it
cannot be effected for several day: yet. On
last. Thursday evening Gmmal Johnflon
tool: command of the Conlcderate armies
infiouth Carolina.
All the) rumors that. have been coming
to us of a gigantic invasion ol Alabama and
Mississippi by Gem-ml Thnmu from East
port, are falxehoodv. Thomas has no such
intentions and his army Is too weak to ab
tkmpt such a march. General Thomuil
now in Nashville and from that. poin'. di
rect: :ifliurs in the department. The Fed
eru authorities have ranpmed the nib-om
between Nashville and Huntsville} Ala:
buma.‘ :
in our State Senate,
mt. Senator Low
“io'n aide, Elid': J
‘wurrogapes t
:lectlve I
nofu]
The Federal troops at Hm-nnndo, Missis
sippi, are prvpnring for a raid towards Sen
uobiu. Alabama. This is intended to cut
the Confederate railroads connecting Gen
eral 'l‘nylpr’u army at Corinth with Mobile.
The Cdntexlemtes report luring captured
several prisoners from a Federal raiding
vwarty thnt recently mulched from Jackson
"Ue, Floridn, to the intnrior of the State.
wax-:1 Olllmore has sent. n despntoh to
“Jon stating gnu ha has captured
\bundredfind fifty ordinance u
. l L_
Wash ~ _t
over lou .
CharlestOn.
It is report- that Hancock in to com
mand the depart: 'ofit of West Virginia, re
cently commanded - gthe captured Gener
al Crook.
Generals Crook and . exam in Libby
prison ,in Richmond. 1
-Forreu is reorganizing the Moderate
onvniry in the Soutliweet.—-—A_9e Itundny.
There is very little doubt/that I: not}
the recept nun: prevented. General , nti
would have made, on Sunday or Mood)“
last. e determined ell'ort to gel possession“
ol the Southsme railroad. He bu concert-i
Rated at llutcher'u run a force of about for
ty thousand men. All the other portions
of hialong lineJluve been weekened to fur;
uish n force for the contemplated expo-l
dition. A large amount of artillery heel
been sent to Hatcher’s nun, and the Feder-l
ll cavalry at Renma’ station on the Weldon ‘
railroad. are m remlincss to move as soon'
as it may be necessary lnr them to pro teetl
the flanks of the advancing inlentry col-l
umn. The henvynins however, hove deul
leyed this expedition. and may cause its
abandonment. The Conlederuten have 118 d
lull notice of It. and have been busy prep».
ring for the Federal edvmce. There in!.
nothing doing on any portion of the line in‘
lront nl Petersburg. I
On Sunday last General Johnston issued.
In order in which he assumed commend all
all the Confederate troops in Tenneuee,l
Alebamn. Georgia, North and South Carolin
m. Grueml Beauregard will rem-in with{
him as second in command. Hie hud
quulcrs are at Cmirloua, North Carolinn.‘
(son. Sherman is .sull moving to the eut—‘
ward, but we have no definite intelli-L
’nce lrom him. It is reported that
Columbia. SouLh Carolina, was burned by‘|
the Fudcul troops in’ retaliation for about
having been fired from some of theJiousel‘
at. the soldiers. . ' l
There axe indications of I cavalry nid
down the Shenandoah Vulley by 3 portion
of Sheridan'u command. We h-ve not yet
received any repofl of. the deyarmro of the
ruiding party.
The wwnundQ-h burnod or bonded noun
American Vestal: in the South Atlantic.
All of them new owned in New Bn‘hnd.
A Bnlumore vowel mm. was flopped wu IL
loved to go {nae-Ag: e," Diday. ‘
‘ Th New l’ucc Munich-J“), 8113011.) In-
Mliputm’ of PM” up: , .
We hue reason to bghovo Hm Gen. Sin
‘ gluon/received uuthqm from our govern
mgny’m pun to the 1:0. Jinn. Ind It“ In
ban-gone. not upon pnnp When, I": m
yum: mrrbum _by psflmul to mass»
alt Ind Mr. Dun "mm um, 5-; , .
.. mfihm will Mm.
’ .. a bone" Judah.
so {ct in the Inn: «paucity.
MWARXEWB.
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lobar) & Mott}-
THE DBAFT.—Belowwt [lye \he name! of:
thoneidnmd in the urersl nhodiurlcu nnm- l
ed. it will he observed that no draft he! :68
been nude in 3 number oftewnlhlpn; this in}
in coneeqnence of the vigoroun efloru making :
by the citizens of those localltlel Io till their}
respective qnougé, end, a long on thbu oforu'
are likely to prove succelslul, no draft will kkn‘
place in web townehips : l
I ECHTIKOTOX.-—JereminhvWillon, Jncoh F. l
Cline, Samuel Kennedy, George flowers, Eli S.
Myern, Samuel Fitzgernld, Wuhington Penner,
John A. Dixon,J. A. R. licßride,Jnrnu Nickel, .
Mr. Hammers. Jamel M. Sidesinger, Jacob B.
. Mull, Wm. Jokes, Thoma G. Neely, Albert
._ Criu, A. Ronny-n, June! Div]: of E., Hirern
Albert, Jeremiah Bum. Joneph Yohe, Daniel
Cleaver, John 0. Gardner, John Snyder, Eli
Gochenon r, George Slnyhlugh, Absalom Glen
-2 Ver, Washington Myers, Stephen Duttern,.lohn
‘ H. Cnufl'mnn, Geo. W. Main, A. B. Dill, Emwe
i uel Crllg,(colored) Snmuel Wolf, James Clark,
i Adam A. Myers, George W. Wiremun, Wm. T.
Brandon. Gem-go Fickes, W. Welsh. Obed Jar
coho, John Yohe. Henry Wireman, Geo. Smick,
Gilaon Meicnlf, David Aspen. Wm. A. l-‘ickle,
:W. W. Rockey, John Denrdorfl', Geo. Reigle,
'J‘eter Grou, Wm. Dnltera, Peter Penner. I. W.
'Penrson, Alfred Albert, John W. McNew, Hi
rnm Jnukins. Alfred Hummelbnugh, Daniel
Miller, Wm. Brougher, Levi Smith, Geo. W.
'l'rofile, Adnm Asper, J. F.sl3ybnugh,C. H.
iSimpson, Frnncis Mullen, John Stephem. in.
Henry Junkins, Jacob Bream, C. G. Miller, B.
F. Lishey, Joneph Galloway, Joseph Wiremnn,
Philip Snyder, Wm. G. Fergnlon. John Shane
mm, H. L. Wiremnn, John Weidner. Noll:
Schriver, Hezekiah Golden,_Joscph Penner,
I Lewis Myers, George W. Miller, H. A. Sheeler,
Home: Howe, Ephraim Fickel, H. A. .\lcnle, H.
lA. Wolf, W. B. Smyere, Jnmes J. Melcalf, Jamel
, hlcElwee, Daniel Albert, Jamel Gardner of 3.,
ILevl .\lurnper, Jacob Miller of 8., David Howe,
l Daniel .\lorklry. Joseph Shuru, Anthony Dear
! dorfl', Jacob Elicker, John C. hilller, Peter Fry,
John C. Plank, Jnmel Gnufl‘nmn, Edwin-ll Du:-
‘ rem, Richard W. Sndler, Amos Little, lsuc
iKen‘nedjt, Wm. E. Lishey, Snmnel Miller, jr.,
| David Beam, Alexnnder Heikee, Lewis Hamil
' ton, Duh; llyeu, Bore“ Smilh. Jeremiah Slay-
Ibnngb, award W. Group, Henry Williams,
‘ Mania Spark, Daniel Hurst, John H. Zinn,
Jonathon, Miller, Geo. H; Miller, Abraham
‘ Bream. —124. .
IJATmoaH.——mi 3.. Group, Golhmllh w.
Yang“, Jeane Luew, Gideon Smith, 000. W.
Enders, John Deuer, George Deardorfi, Geo. l".
Myer], Henry ‘Andcrlon, John Hofl'tmn, Geo.
Donor, Adam Hollinger. Bound Snyder, John
Hoopert, Jacob LZ‘ Conlmn. Dnvid H. Myers.
Ephraim Winnnd, John Chronister, Fredhrlck
Wiunad, David Arnold, thry'Hm-bold, John
Kopp, Goo. A. Wolf, Petzr Erb, Jacob Leifeln
berger. Geo. Smith, Nichol“ W. Bunlmy. Geo.
Fickle, Adam Chronilter, And ew Mycu, How
u-d Myers. John Goulion, Join: c. Hoffman,
Albert Shufer, Wm.Brougher. Samuel Alber',
Henry Burkholderfinmuol B.rCllronis!¢-r. John
Hamilton, John lye", Hdwnd Miller. Amos
Peters, Peter Brongb, Washington Hess, Frank
lin Alba-[Jesse Blnuuer, Hiram Jncohl. Adam
Brennemnn, Johiah Slammerl. Solomon Genu
ler, Lewis P. Wnlker, John Albert. Andrnr L.
Coulson, Adorn Bonner, David Hofi‘man, Dcvid
P. Lurew, Chi-lulu: Cunfl‘mnn. Daniel W. Har
bulii, Samar] A. Miller, “1111. Pickle, John W.
Pickle, Jesse J. Chroninleancob Hmdn. Wur
nchownlend, Jone Leathers, Eli Smith, .\li
cbnel Ehersole, Amman Winnnd, John, W. La.
raw, Jacob K. Plonk, lenioh King, Daniel My
arm—'l2.
FREEDOM.——Jobn H. Boasormnn, lame F.
Hengy. Abraham V. Scott, James Smnh. Jqsinh
W. Brown, Francis Cunningham, Charles Wol
ford, John G. Herr, Ge’o’. “131:0“, Ju es Adnmr,
Peter 0. Cool, Jnmes Bighavaamc-rl). lelon,
Thomn A. Ferguson, Nellon Boyd, Calvin P.
Krire, David Rhodes, Leander Cunningham.
Wm. Linn. Frederick Rhodes, Geo. W. Linn,
Ahm. Rhodes, Michael llandden, Abm. M.
Waybright, Robert S. Lon, John A. Linn,
Henry Myeru,.Roben C. McCleary.—2B.
BERWICK BOROUGH.—-Chu. F. DAlb,Am
blose Hair, Emanuel R. Wills. James Brown,
Wm. Hair, Henry Nollilon, Charles Alexander,
(col.), Rudolph Brown, Henry M. Huuxr, m.
clmel Hellzel.-—lO.
BERWICK TOWNSHIP.—SnmneI A. Worn.
Amos Smruer, Peter Groin. Amoe thy, Wm.
Null, John Richter, Abdiel MrConnelly, Nix-li
olns Henry, Benjamin Lnnghmln, Emanuel
Imughmarf, Abm. Sowerl. John Boeserman,
David H. Hair, John-Groin, Daniel Lnughmsn,
Jamel Felix, Henry Linehnrl, Jesse Kehlbuugh,
Duniel B. Bare, John .\'nugle.—2o.
, HENALLEX.—-John Hellar, Wm. N. Bloc-her,
B. C. Momma, Henry Weigle,‘}leury Clll’lrt,
John Epplemen, Amos thl, Howard 5. Ye'um,
Noah D. Snyder, Thgd. Smith, Wm. Staruer,
Arnold Rice, Lewis R. Taylor, Henry J. Mauls,
Amos Crnm, John A. Miller, Elinknm Wall-e},
Jacob Crum, Augualue Curb-ugh, Peter Richel,
Henry 0. Rice, Uornelinl Bender, Isaac H.
Peters, 660. 11. Cook, Ami): Biujnger, Frauen;
Cole, John Hofi'man, Edvard Brough. Wm. H.
Heller, Jesse Peters, Theo. Jones, Emanuel
Brown, John B. Cline, And. Brough, Charles
Edwird, Henry Carhgngb, Baldwm Morrison,
Daniel Crux-n, Edgar chlnn, AmorSchlaser,
Gibnoh Ross, Amos finer,Absnlom Dull, Wm.
M‘eidner, Jan, Canddy, (COL) David Cline,
Jacob F. Knonse, Absalom Conrad, John B.
Huffman, J. Kersey Cook, Edward W. .\lumma,
Henry J. Bauer, Joh‘l’eterePJncoh A. Clem,
Hex. Mullen, Elijnh "in, Edwnrd Warren,
John erren, Solomon Beemor. Geo. Thomas,
John Rexrond, chob Orner, Zechariah Uyler,
Frank W. Cook, Thenpholis Eppleman, Geo.
Bush, Jacob Hoffman, Daniel Urner, David
Bel-aw, Jnmes Gnrlner, Geo. Adams. Chry
lonum Epplem‘nn, Henry Sewers, Dmiel LlV
ingstofl, Amos Yen-. 5, Edward Brown, Wm.
Freed, Alex. DL Teflon—7B. .
OXFORD TP.—John Gem, Aloysius Mar
shall, Anron He'ngy, John L. Smith, Charles
Shiller, Philip H. Slagle, Cornelius Mum, Israel
Blnir, Juhn Stock, Josiah A. AnlAbnugh, Ed
mund C. Gm, Jerome C. Smnll, Hen. W. Smith,
S m. b‘iford, Hom’y Kohm, Wm. McClain, Philip
A? Myers, Emanuel Reed, Jonas Mummen,
Alex. Shruder, Andrew WOl9, Edward Slrnliy,
John Meryl-9y, Humllton D. llemler, Francis
nwrence, ‘John Hones, ha. 1". Bnpp, Sol.
Bing, Abdlel F. Git, Wm. Unrbnngh, John F.
YukekJohn Rickrode, John Bupp,Josepb R.
Diehl, Edward T. Colgen, John'tlenl), Michael
Colgen, Froncla' Weisenule, Cournd Nngle,
Francis Breighner, Anthony Shnnebrook, Hen
ry ngg. JMJL Robison, Jon. Shone, Dovid
Palmer, Choc. F. Hines, Shula Holt: 0!, John
8. Brady, Henry W. You, John J. Fink, Allen
Hersh, Henry 5. Lowréhco, Austin A. Snub,
James R. Gin, Solomon B‘m John W. 'Her
ahey, Amos Meckley, Ahmfli, Pour Tim
mins, Emanuel A. Keel, Jucob eltzel, Adam
Walt—62, ' \ '
TYRONE.-—John B. Hersh, Phil,
Hen. Mummen, Jesse Weigle, Geo.
Frank Sluuer, John Spongler, of?., John ).
Jeremiuh Weigle, Jacob C. Pmenwrfi‘, Jun.
Beret, Abm. Young, Levin Complain, Jens: R.
Group, John‘ Splngler, Geo. Wilkison, John
Willer, b‘ol.Sterner. And. Bruno, tunnel Sed
ler,Jr. Geo. F. Wiuen, Jncob E. flex-man,
John M. Plutentorfl', Charles Yam, Geo. R.
Harman, Jocéb Bolen, Wash. Brenizex, Howard
McUans, Jnmu WlHile, Alfrrd M. Werlz,
Sun. Spangler, Levi Glue, Issue Kuos, anxel
Dulrick, John Sharon, Levi Ruffeusberger,
Petr: T'nmmvr, JICOb C. Neely, Daniel T. (‘OO
- Etewan M. Netly, Emanuel l-‘issel, Peter
Muller, Unid lluls, Dnnfel Chronisler, L"!
B. Group, Wm. Wen, Wm. 8. Fine), Wm. Stor
ner, D-mel G. Auburn, Michel Kcmper.—-50.
HAMILTONRAN.—Duid B. Blytho. John‘
Cochrnn, Alfred Sal! ,Dnn. Ben-lion} John
Watson, hm. Moral, Pour Epley, Ebenezer
Mainly, John Wmuen, Wm. u'lsmn, Wm.
Shin-“mock", Wu. Ito-Clary, Alex. Bomchofl,
Jno. M. K. Bonn", David Net, Doom lau
salmon, Geo. Cmr, Wm. Cnlp, Jecob Wood
ring, R. Franci- loCluf, Jeeob lulelmnn,
John W. Shaina, ham 8. Sudan, David ll.‘
lic-salmon, Wuh. Punt, Chm-100 Qnufl'mln,
Btmthu H-nford, (col.) J. V, Dunner, John
M. Human, Geo. senders, Ben. M. Ludll,
J'no. W. 010““), I. Thom-(Rinehut, Uncu-
Sprenkla,Geo. I. Fowler, John Kepperly, Wm.
lam-He, Scan Wot-on, J. B. Bung-roux,
In. Bum. Wu. low, John Saylor.—-42
“Bil“;iYS-ww gluing, 53mm! Cline,
Same Ir, 3 .V aha A. Ki .
Gab. W, Hardin", Then-13.00“, Ben. Slag:-
hot, mama. ’l'ulor, Jon. E. Soon. ‘Bunnl
Rae", Aland“ 3.,Hnntu, W... (I. Bitty,
m uh, huh Tom. John 8. Lin. In»
Page, 19-03 I. Tho-pun, lu- not».
Pom biobl. Ich- mm, 3&9;- gnu-h“
O'Bxion, Jr., Ronbu'fihpvu, up. a. sum,
John A. Podecord, Geo. Form, Jun Bow;
ling. Sumo] Walnut, Annun- nonraddlc.
Chm. Stunner, Wm. Sudan—32.
Lnliqore will b. required to report ca Ibo
Ulla, and Fmdom and Huntington call): 2131,
Bern-ink borough and Berwigk townflhlp,
Elmillonbnn. Liberty Ind Tflone will be re
quired to report on the 22nd , sadlemlleu and
Oxford on the 23rd. No further dnfl. for Ad
nms will b. mule for the present. The din
ulcls not included In the then are ofl'erlng
bonnfie- of $5OO and no Iczively at Work
>procurin¢ volunteers. ‘ ,
DEATH or raucxs a. sauna snail
—Lient. anchor, of Co. B, flat Po. Cor-try, in
e letter to hie wlfe, gives the following per
tlculnnrin reggrd to the death of Francis R.
Sbnnk Stable. I member of that oonpnny : ‘
On the 9th, our well known brother in erme,
Francie R. S. Sinhle. wu killed by the enemy.
After he had Ito‘od hln two hours and put on ‘
picket. he was relieved with the rut of hie re- ‘
lief, and wee ranking preparations to yo to the a
reserve corponl. A. Stock-Inger imngirtedhe
new e men stnnding in the timber. I ehort din.
tunes from the picket line. He did In ‘hin d ity
celled. He took Stel§ end three other: to
let: whether it wee n mun—or only imagine
tion. Be advanced end deployed lill line.—'
No looner wen thin done then nix énne more
discharged nt‘our boyn. All elceped (but
From-in Stable. He won Itrock by two Snlll
-—the one went through bl: cont nleere, but
did no Injury; the other struck him through
the body. He fell from hie hone intently,
expiring. The feet was reported to me, when
I took twenty men and went out, forming n
line of nettle, to get his. body: It mu be
tween our lliie end the enemy, but the enemy
dared not to get- him. We could see hip
plainly. Finally I ndvnnced with my men
and getting withln filly yard; of the body. the
robe ehowyered u lot of bulls into on. l ordered
my men to fire, but could iee no one, on ac
count 'bf the timbee. l etoppcd firing. and
wont buck to the picket line and received
more men—mid, dinmountcd, we went down
and brought the body out ufely. I had no
Ambulance brought and sent him to the hospi
tal—bad him ‘ernbnlnied, and will leave for
home try-marrow.
He vrms agood soldier, and alwayn "NIT"
(In-yr. The company regret his loss. It was
quite by mrpriie and unexpected. We went
ant nfierwatdl with I. ecouking party, but
could see no enemy: l: mm but a squad,
feeling our lines. We had fully determined
the first one we could take would not be taken
prisoner. We would lune mashed him. The
boys yer: raving.
AT HOME AGAerQir. George Pinter-on.
*of our citizen prisoners in the hilndn of thr
re els since the hnttlr oi Gettyshurg. nnexpccb
edly returnefl on Tuesday. from Snliabnry,
North Carolina. 110 is the only one of the pur
ty thnt has carried off at that time. who‘hu
been exchanged, or rather pnrnled. hiring.
Guinn, Troltlu. Codgi, nnd tho 'two llnrpers,
mu remnin in the bunch of the _re hell. Mr.
Patterson informs us that Mr. Wm. ilnrper
died at Salisbury A few weeks ago. lfqis it
matter of linoero regret that they hiu'o not
all returned. Mr. Putterton, although re
joiced to meet old friend: and nrqunlntnncu
mll find many Chung”, and much to Si‘dden
his heart. Shortly after tho. bnttle hi'4 wife
died nnd was buried during hi. nblence;
and on the very day of hi: rg’tnrn friends were
paying tht lust tlil-nte’of ripped to his agrd‘
mother, whonru bniied on that day. "is
leeiiugs, returning under Inchxlrcnmltnnces,
can be better imagined than dumbed: .
A BAD PRACTXCE.——We with to cell the
particulnr nttentitm offamiiiu who use limp;
to the dengerona habit «hie-h elmnut all of
them are nddivted to oftnrning: the wick down
low, cithér to soften the light. of a, we the c3ll
- of oil. When this in not theuir of
the room soon becomel vilified}; the un
consumed oil upon, by the gas produced‘hy
the combustion, and aim by the minute parti
cles of smoke Ind soot which ire thrown on}
Ainthus poimned is deadly in its em-ctl. In,
sick rooms thq practice In attended with the
worst consequences, and the wonder is thnt
more henlthy persons are not immediately and
even fatally injured by br chilling“ Among
its evil effect: are irritation end inflnnmtion oi
the thront and lungs, h'end-nche, «iizzinesn,
nausea, and sore eye‘s. We admonish all who
use lamp» Iguimt lhe practice. * I
:53":- cei] the “tuition 'of our readers to
an edvertilement of'Arrandale & CO,, Enropr- ‘
an Jewelery Agents, of New York. The Brit- ‘
1M Why, of Kingston, 0. “L, up ol‘xbem, .\'ur. ‘
24. 1864: - 1
A short time sin’t'e an advertisement of Ar
rnndnle & 00., IS! Brondirsy, New York, I1!-
peared in the columns ol thit piper, bended
Great Gift Distribution. by which the.puhlie
were informed that n lnige quantity of Gold
and Silver Watches and ornaments were to he
disposed at by Lot, the total cost being only
$l, nndfifiscin return rnlned from $3 toSba;
also holding ont grent advantages to "gents.—
A Indy subscriber ol the Hi itish ll liig bet-nine 3::
agent, and b: request brought tome tnenty
srticies sent as prizes for her'sgency to this
oilice for inspection, and witlmnt heaitntion ne
can state that each Ind nll of'Jielrticles were
worth treble the nmonnt of cost to the recipi
ants, Ind somept' them six times.
The New Yorhk Allu'on wrote ns follows :
“We here jmt inspected, at the ollice of Ar
rnndnle t Co.'l Agency {or European Monume
turiug Jewelers, n lnrge assortment ot fashion
slrle end valuable jewelry, conlieiing of gold
nnd silver wntehes, chains, bracelets, lndin'
ee’ts, rings. km, I“ of the new Ind most insh
ionlble paterns. We else notice I large quan
tity of silver plate, roneisting of golnlets and
drinking cups. crnet stands, fruit-baskets,
Ipoons, forks, te.’ We understand thnt the
whole ofthete newly imported articles are to
be disposed of on a novel pri‘neiple giving
greet advantages to\,buyers, nnd nn'ortliug ex
tensive employnent to Agents. Our readers
will find sll pnrticnlm in our ndferliling rol
xns; and we know the firm in queetion to be
\- u respect-tale, and "thoroughly worthy of
pnhm: confidence." 4 ' '
Cooley,
‘ her,
\‘“"—‘ ”“ —'——‘ --*- A CARD T 0 INVALIDS. ‘
WIN-omit Mush-l Eystergius notice . A Cleflfnffly while mldinsin 30“” ‘9'"
mm men v‘dko cnlifl am: my m drilled m :5: :geglrfvthhvbdiuomed n ”@333-
. “ 0? E are 0 PIVOUI
conudeved nsidfisjners from the drift, Ind m”). Decay, Dianna oflhu ”an", “d Sam:
must be credne p “I“? enrollment plum, ml Organs, Ind the whole :m‘n of (11-order:
no matter whether :15 receivedJoctl bouuzies brought on by bum-Tux and vicious human.—
on their illegal enliltm ‘or m," . Oren nnmben luv: bun already cpl-ed bi llm
.__ ...m ..-... . fl._ ...- noble remedy. hanged by A dlemilto den;-
fl' W. B.“ l , , is the afflicted ind u orlunuc wi son I e
V .Onffidfi‘v *M)d‘ l ,qu ’ afloat cip- ru: preparing And mina'lhin medicine;
H 011) Spnngs, 'u re e o u "as of“ n unled envelope, to my one who need. it,
hundred dollm, whlloin theCnnfiefllnd VAL F": or Canon. ‘ _ ;
1:; min, on mm for Humbug. 1“ mile” Pleuelrclou‘rdnnmped “Velopemdduned
mu nburncted from Mr. XII pnnuloonl Rf Ino your” " A 3.3881’8 T “KAN '
at, ' A mypoctgd put] In urn-cued in Hari’klf Sntio'n D: Bible Elwyn,
burg. but ‘lnluequemly dischuged, u thc mo- 1\ od. 2‘, 1864. New York Cay. .
My could not be fully lamiseq. \< Ixrfixnmmss' 1
“km .__; ~V .“ "v" .-_ R '_John To “win Surnnu.-—A Gentlemn,
”In. Bowen, mdavr of ”.2: ea ‘ . “Indy Nervous Daimler, lncanpflnnq,
Bowen, ol'flao )l. B. Conference. 0" ' ‘ Pram-tun y,nd Youthful Knox-metals“
If" “I! In. a: ‘f°"°“‘°"r ”Mm" by - denim ‘hlnefil mm. will be up” w
canny, 51.1., And broke on of hot mu below (“Wi‘rwé‘lé‘ aizeed fit, ({rgiofchgmef) “i.
' "known . new,” no an arm [ml-lap.
the “b." In. 30;” 3'13”“ In .3: In: [Mandy and in hit . Snfl’eflm withing to
D! 0' "I? When" " '{9’ ' pm“ by Ipc. “tum I bulrxpdence, um
tut thin pl-co some yam “‘53- ”um. pub snd ulna o "and? an d u
by “Quaint him It once, MI 1) In of hali
mu. ThßeeipOlgdfnlllfl “ion—oHs“!
hummus-In; In chewfull egg by rel-{m ‘
max. Addteu,‘ ‘ 4ng . gpsx,: -
, < No. 60 3..“ Ba.», Ru: York. .
Egg-Rang» ”out! but ml
1:“! Wlm.=mubhn ' l , ,
mm, mm I. ~r, In
g-aopkafi Hoop Sim, for Luis! ua
(mum, ulv. in mi; iuuo. Cull uan Arch
met, Pthtlpth, and cumin: anon-“n;
lend to gdv. of Wu,
.. ’in "was” ennui.
uconn You: DllD&~l'Mmmxion of
pmiu hoiding’ unrecorded Dude in directed
w the provisions of the Act of Auemlfly, which
require: thu— .
“All deoda and marquee: for ml "the
in (his Commonwealth, ghsll be recorded in
111. cure for Recording Deeds In the tummy
when the Inngl ua. mlhm n‘: anon/Ia after the
execution of web deeds and conveylnu ; end
every Inch deed and couveylnce no‘ recorded
In sforeufl, shall be Adjgdged FRAUDULEXI'
AND VOID Iguimt lny uhuqnent perch-an
fur evaluable ronnidenlion, nuke}! Inch dud!
be recorded before the recording 0! the deed or
conveyance under which HIT)! Inbuquenl pur
cheur or mortgagee shell cln'un." a»
This is a wry important notlcr, aid thou
holding unrecordedfieuh will see “:0 import,
tune. of having then recorded wixbou fmfiu.
delay. .'
fl'A Muicnn cmmpnmlem of lhe'
London New any! Max-minim and the
Empress. for the fin: three nights after
their arrival at the capital. slept in In un
furninhed room. on a mattress spread on the
ground. Such was the nécomodncion they
met with 9!. the end of their jourm-y pf 250
mile! from You Crumoyer roads which no
unplnlleled for their infumous hadneu.
SI’ECL-l L NO TlOl3-
WHISKERS .’H
Thole wishing a. fin! sekof whhkerl, I Moo
mouunche, or a beautiful hem! of glouy hair,
will plane read the card of THUS. FCCHAP.
MAN, in another part of Ibis paw-t. 1.37.3 h
EDITOR or Tm: mymsn. ‘ ' * '
Dun Sun—With your permissibn I will: Sb
lay to flu render! ol‘yonr pnper thul I will send,
by "him nail, in all who wish it (Km)- Rn;
cript, lib full directions for making and us.
In; I nimple Vegelrhle Balm, that will efecll
null; remove, in ten am. Pimylu, Blah-hes},
Tun. Frecklvl, undmll lmpurltlol oftl-e Skin,
lonlng tho umetuh,clenr. "sooth ud bul
lilnl.
I will also In“ fru to those Inning Bah!
firndl. or BnmJ-‘nn-nuimwe dirrclionfllnd inL
formaliqn that H]! enable them to um; fun
growl]: oflmxnrinm Hair. Whiyhrl, or t .\loun
turho in less lhnn thin-1r duyl.
A]; nyplicmiunu nn'wrrcd by return In“
without charge. . Respcs‘cfnllyyourt,
11108. I’. (‘HAPMAPL (‘hemiaL ‘
83} Broadway, Nc'\\'ork.‘
Feb. 27, 1865. 3111 x ' .-
DR. MARSHA LljS CATARBB SNI‘FP
Thig Snuff lu‘n thoroughly plo\'l'll iurlf to he
1b:- brn mm hzlnmwn fur curing Ihr (‘nt- nu,
(‘nld in ”no He. -l and llmdnvho. ll lulu been
fullnd nu urellrut roan-4y in ”my can" 01
Sore Eyes. Dnul'uosl, but been remand by in,
and Hauling [ms ufln-b been gu’atly improved
by in! use. r 4
_ll h frngrnn' and agrrmhlc, nnd any; nus.
Inn-nu amu- lu Ihe dull lu-ny puhu YII‘JtJ
by dm'mrs nt‘th’r Mild. ’l‘hv srmmiom nlm
nfing it urn dbliglnfnl wad rimiunmling. It
upt'nl nudpurge- out all charm-Imm,urenglh
om Um «Junk. and “in‘: a healthy Action (0
Ike pnm nfl'n'h-11.
More Hmu Thirty Yrvn' hf uh- nnd mg- a!
“Dr. .\’.-«rshnll'q l‘nunh und "(Mm-he smm."
has proud iu gnu Value «or All \I.: vomugm
d'umuu .nf Ihc hem]. and at th‘u quluenl
sumdu highrr-tbuu cu-rbolur‘e. ‘ ‘
Iv ‘u :ruOlntnrlnclrd by nnny of flu- lw-t pbg‘
sivimw. r M ii um! “uh great .\un‘t‘ln uyd
nuisl'm I‘wn rm) wlwre. . .
Bend the Cniific‘tu. of Who‘rsnle Drug.
gin! in 1554.: The undcnigmd. Inning m:
nn‘ny y-nn Men m-qnninhd will) “Dr. .\I r.
IhuH'- (Yunurh and Umulm-Iu- Snufl’." nml sum
it in our whnirsulw ”ml:- rhm rfully nimc, that
wr believe it 20 Le Hum], infig-my lnpn-l, 10.
the rrmmmofulnti-ms 3mm of n to: [he cur.
of (‘mnrrlml A Url'linm. z'ntl Ibnf'n id derided-
I)" Iho but nrlicle m- hm. I:\¢1 kmmn im- an}
common (litmus of the Hand.
Hurr & Perry, Roman: Rord, Annon A; 00..
Ihwtcn; Bra“. Liaison & (30., Boston; R «d,
Guilt-r a: Cm. Boston; S-U‘l W. Fnyh, lioslun;
Wilson, Fail-bunk k..(‘n.. Bolton; Hen‘lhnm‘,
Edmund & L‘o., Hustm ;.H. H. [1.5. l’vmand,
.\le.; Burnt-u & Park. .\’rw York; A. B. kl!‘
San-h, .\'rw Yurk; Su'phen Paul I: (‘3) . .\'ew
York; I-rm-l .\linnr -! Co., New York; Molin
mn & Rnhhinn. New York; A. L. chiil &I‘o..
New York; M. Ward, Hose 1 (10., New York;
Bush & Gate, New York. . ~
For Sula by all Draggisll. Try fl.
Nm. 14,1864. 'l};
THE m.“ ['II'INUMHH' Rmmnv
Sm hum ('un‘u'rfnuunn Fni‘u
Plus. f‘rcpnnd 11'qu n preqrrimmn 0! Mr
J. l'lnrko, \I. 0.. Phpuirinu l-Ixtrnordfnnry 9‘,
-‘v Quren. This inrnantlJle mum-mo is una
failing in the cure M M! vhoue )minfu] and
danger-nun di-ezim to which the lemma con
nimliun ivrnhjrnn It. m’uderuxu ml enn
jnd removes u" olmubcfiom, and a weed,
cure my be‘leliud on. o R
To Mmriod lmdirn‘h i - porulinll; luill‘dr—
n will, in a shnr‘. time. bring on w; mommy
period with roguiuruy. ‘
chh Imm... price 0m- Doll I*, bun Hr.
Gofl-rnmuil- Stump u! {-n‘al lirihin, Io pn
\'em cnnmerldrx. ,
UAqu—‘rlwfi- l‘illn Hwnhl am he lnkvn
hy annlu duringrtlw run-1 mun lanlmof
l’rrgmmry, «1 (In-3 'nrr lire :o Ming an .\lis
-cnrrmgé.}-gt M any nthar time (he) no safe.
a In nllcues ochrmus nml .\‘pinnl Mfeflimv,
Psi". in the Back and Limbs. Fullmw on‘aliglu
exertion, l’alpitulion of 1h: Heart, llynrrirp,
and Wbi'on, tut-s: l’iilp‘will «It-ct a cure wlu-n
all olhwr mum: loan hiltd; and although A
powervul remedy. do not éomnln iron, culonml, ,
antimony, or unylhxngvhunful to the rpnllilui
liom 4’
Full directions ln\thc pamphlet around n‘rh
puck-go, which should he rnrelully pliruuwd.
Sold by all Drupgisu. Sole Age for the
Unlxcd Sums and Cunndn. . '
. JUB MUSHHJ‘F Cortland! St ,N. I'. ‘
.\'. B.—$l,00!In-l 6 yon-go lump! cnrloud
to nh‘tmthorized Agent, will in'!" I bulllg,
containing bu Pills, by ruurn mull. Sold by
.A. D. Buchlcr. (Nov. )4, 1864. 1]
_. . «on.» A. - .
. IF YOU (An 10 now ,"
A; little of everythin'z [cl-ling to the human
Iygtem, math and lemnle; the «use: and treat
ment of diieues; the murlqgc cusmm of the
world; how to run, well and n thontnnd
thing: never published belorr, rend the re
vised tnd enllrged edition of “Medical Com
monflenac," l ,cnrioua boolr [of curious peo
ple. and 4 good book fur every one. 400
pngea, looylllmlratinns. l’liL-e SI 50. Can'-
teflls {Able sent he: to my address. nooks,
may be had at the Book stores. or will ba’sent
by may], post paid, on receipt of the prlce.-—-
Addrm E. 3. room, :1. 1).,
Jan. 30 6m 1130 Broadway, N. l'. .
OLD “EYES MADE NEW.
A Pamphlet directing how (01pudi1y1n
store‘nigb: and gin: up speclncles, without lid
of doctor or medicine. Sent by null, ft“. on
receiplof 10 cents. Adan-n,
E. B. FOOT“ M. 1).,l
1130 qundyuy, N. X.
Jan. 30. 6m
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