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VAIMISLE,
- 00411C'ZINE Z 1861.
Asti Wltivi - iu:'--Thiigiritleunni, who
o -
of the MeMbers of dine Legislature
-from thit dig am; 14e1 - 2 - triiiiuratod -
Captainin the ,:ehiveath regiment U. S.
Infant 141r:_ - Irwin ; We beli9v92,4e
beire'd'te-lilili(aiy,edU4tiou when ayOng
---
Ilabon "liiTbinvitENT.—George B.
Crabbittlrohmteer in one of the Barrie:
burg companies, and now doing duty with
his regiment, bni been appointed a secopd
Lieittinant in the•Artillery,oorpa of . the
iegular many .::' Lieut. Ciabli is
,a son of
our foOlertimpsman; Geo. W. •Crabby
Esq., and is a young man of .`worth and
intelligence mho will do' honor to the po.
sition twwhich he has'bein wisigned.
1/ : 4o ,pUblishing the• letter 11 our
correspondent at Camp !Dyne, we would
mildly-suggest that while we have no ob.
jectioW to the elaborate puff of the Gre.en
Tree," there Might bo other items oeour
iug.in the camp life 'ef our corapanieb
there, which would be.of it least equal
intereett. Give us more fight.
We republish "for the third time
the Muster-roll of the Carlisle Feneibles.
Although that printed last week was
froth the. Orderly Sergeant, and was-tho't
CO be eertipleti3, there were - several omis-
Sion& As thereis 'said to be a charm
connected with the third trial, we give
the renoibles the benefit of it.
j'lt is difficult to Conceive how , a
man can be so utterly lost to every dic
tate of truth as to make an assertion,
which ; is palpable to every person who
can i-akolt diivithititsigatrruliqieg*;,
, 1 1 1 , 3 1 1 14:49f °the
_Vulunleer that
the proprietor of the HERALD was an ap
plicant ter'the Post Office at this place,
is just tach n lie. The name of the pro
prietor-of this paper, as printed in every
issue of it, is patent to every one; ( and
no other man, woman or child, is in any
manner associated with theownershipof
it - ,)iad - his earn - 6 never was spoken in
eonneOtion with the Post Office._ _The
effort of the Volunteer to lash other men
over our shoulders; is as cowardly as it
is unjust.
RUNAWAY SLAVES.
We hear of numerous parcels of the
biped contraband-in our own, and other
counties. One day last week a package
called'at the house of-one of our South
lldiddieton farmers, asking for something
to eat.,Are:stated-thathe-was-one-of-a
party of fifteen who had escaped from
Virginia. 1,13 a were on their way north
ward. The ‘fear of being sold into the
Cotton States has driven large num - hers
to run away. After having suoceeded in
reaching a free State; they run compare
their -
misters, they'
well 41 , 3,4 will not endanger their .pre - -
*eons trinket north of OlasOn .and
and Rho; Ike -sap:. in the North, would
undertake* slave-catching now 1• It will
not take long at *drat° of depopulation
to mike 'MarYland and Virginia practi
cally free states. •
tifirTho' Yotuntegr affects total ignorance
of the appouttment of any Democrat to office,
br GO,. Cart* or Gen. Cameron. %MC we
go on forever refitting 'enciiihinly4isguised
flibriiiiitioViMithiit contained in his article of
this 'week. • .
Does Vict every man 'who knOwe anything,
- *cow thitHetsben p, Hale, ; who was appointed
QuarttirSl'ster4lesteral by Guy. Curtin, and
iiiciseamile bats been coupleil.with the frauds
perpetiatettupoi_ouvAolunteors, has been-a,
life.long Illeiticerati fie, held the office of
Collector - at, die dI of Philadelphia, under
Pierce, and watisnardint supporter of Bret:li
lt:triage at the late'.Plhstion. Geo. 'Laumats,
00, the Man tiltsi:rocetrad the' celebrated. beef
qptetract, Is a cotsist*Plitkinocrat.
, Has the. Volunterei itit - iteard of the aYpoint
tient of Gener*ls Patterion,'Cadtialader,,Me• -
eall,•and*hinit of othaiii of illndretl politics ?
Hat tenon& of this. It is idle 1a attempt to
determined . not to see.
.The . Mums' Months
about. atbisty. days ;the time of toast orthe .
troops which have been • enlisted will haNta
expired, but the,,Administration has , taken
rare to"lanticipate the disbanding! of-that
already well drilled count d'ainve by bring. • ,
leg forward** great rapidity all, regiments
that tireithelyloserreduring the war. Mean,
while-the three , .menthe ..men will have
fine 'opportunity,,to, distinguish themselves, .
as, they, are already posted' in,tba respective*
dirisiona of "McDowell; Stone and,Patterson.'
now certain a Very great .and 'probably'
decisive : biotic take place before; the
expiration efthoir time. Many will, no doubt,,
return to their homes; , but ~as inducements,
are fiielok , offered , by, the- President' ,
Pliant'. men in the 'ranks, and as a soldier's
lila ts by to means disagreeable,' with all its
grlvptfagt atieh, Men: &trey large pereen..
tage,Will remain - 0 enlitit.in the recent ad..
4Noti lo,;tho' regular ariiih'very few of fhe
bffma n tofthe'renutyligniareginientsieicept
ifiteltailliare business at home, will. return.
Indeed) of ; the Vagliteenth Penn.
4117111111111teesiienfoirtui yesterday in;this city, c
asking, in the name of his offieers and men
to be accepted for tho Whole - ca and
I•shaeldnifoilid surpriseitif this biattildi Were
folloWlSlVAo•44her reffimelltsi" '
goo. L aft rieporsse :o f •notitor
inoiremoos.
Zotdop ions. 24.-- The Democrat '440 s
oPsatal'Oblistolarordikkotratille; tibia says
t6baraex..,T4yeit Addressed the %Athens Of UAL
puss yesterdayoked expressed a, devire to he;
furablisd wiebborseitsad wagese• This morn- h
ieSpoidedlo - lind ha pro- • t
tint_ 0110 Irsioted.:' This would seem tola.
' 110 : 4 !" fig,,IMAO I O4 tittleMOttttowarda thettor.."
Ariorm
yew) 'foer„, 25zo*Mapi. Baiter
it'd ore* et the , rivateer 'Savannah, ar
rived bore looday tregve.litetoner Harri e t
likotrilnetkrielOtolf adak. 444 irerez
imittedlifeellte4 bbittiot` r Atte&.'
o . 4oo4`pirieff
0460014 t•t4e 11 0, 116 t, thipitrup
'lr4vingieeoh — i - o,rtho'brifloaeibt Yeha 4 na
slL'tfthes•EdtokmoWwiti
, Arin boikpif, beat* the Greed'
the co*o4llbawilied
. ,
We tilte'ap thOihniatt'of t* . il'arl?ovita
wh ere we left It lost week ' vii> ! ' ever '
,010 worthy' 1 .1t 0 4
Our graud'itrials ,advatieingtlowly
buteurel4tind Wil,aiviseUraneeitliatnot
aunt:Ml6': be'"ielaxed tint sword
sheathed, until the rebels are utterly and
totally rontc6 and' not : on armed W ` itbT is _
left in Old Virgiiita.
After this cons,ummation, and when .
the cool and invigorating breezes of Au- .
tutnn. , -have -arrivedoMe-yictorions-col
limns will be pushed- further—south,-
strengthening the hands of Union men,
and forever crushing'ent treason alid:re- -
hellion 'wherever it shows. , it lydra : lead.
A large four story building' in Wylrn
dotte, Kansas, in Which .a company of,
forty volitnteers were drilling, basjallen
into Turns anddenly, bgrying,the ,compa
ny under the wreck, killing some and
wounding others. , •
We have now-300,000 volunteers and
regulars,:irtsetrioe; -
Hon 11."B..Wright htia-teen eleiitedto
Congress in the twelfth - 'district to . suc
ceed. Scranton, deceased,' by .an over
whelming majority over Randall, 'dam
mat. Wright was the war candidate. •
A rebel privateer having been seen in
:the neighborhood Of the Bernindie, the
U. S schooner Henrietta has .gOrie in
search. of her.
_Gen-Scott hps advised: -the- release-of
Ross Winans and the promotion of Major
Emory.
We learn froin Rd - siren lettere to the
London Times, describing his visit -to
Fort Pickerl, &a., that the fort is im
pregnable, that the tebel force, all told,
`nimbi= Only 3000, -and that they "hive
no heavy guns, and but few guns of any
kind. Their preparations seem to have
been vastly overrated. From his, report
of Bragg's conversation, he appears to be
sts--u pf a blatherskite as Beauregard.
Captain Adams of the United States fri
gate Sabine, has two eons in the rebel
army, a daughter noting as . vivandiere to
the New Orleans regiment, and a planta,
tion in Louisiana.
There is no change in the aspect of al.
fairs in and arothui Washington, and no
indication of any important movement
apparent. From.tbEunpper_,Potomac
have no later intelligence of the state of
affairs there. It is reportekthat General
Cadwalader's commandngain crossed the
Potomac at Williamsport on Sunday, but
the statement is not confirmed by any ad
vices direct from that quarter.
On Tuesday the Maryland Legislature
took another recces until the 3ii of July.
A. bill Was passed - to allow the city of
Baltimore_ to increase its public debt to
the extent of amillion and a half, Which
includes the "19th_of_April"
the balance to be used for any otirer,con
tingencies that may. arise. The jointres
olution.direetiag the Governor to return
the State arts - to the companies Aar. be
has• disarmed, and the bill to suspend pro
ceedings on the bonds of officers °ream
panics for the velum of arms were paSeed
by both Houses. The
. other "klprin ie.sty
bill," nuspendingtlie common lash for the
benefit of those who participated in the
riot of the 19th of April, was not. taken
up again.
We have reliable information from
Martinsburg of the destruction by the
Secession troops of forty-eight locomo
tives, and a number of gondola cars end
coal hoppers, the property of the Bahl-
Moto and Ohio railrOad This work was
accomplished on Sunday, and when it was
Well-known by them that the Company
had still nearly two hundred locomotives
in its service, it cannot but be regarded
as othervese than an act of wanton van
dalism, without the excuse ofl.f_militall
necessity." The troops' at Martinsburg
and in the vicinity are estimated at about
five thousand five hundred. The' shops
of the Company at Martinsburg have s o
far been spared, being lifted as, barracks
for the troops.
There is the highest authority fat ocn
tmdictinsg fully and pointedly the etiiiies
current about the rebels having. made
peace propositions to _'the government, „
though some persons and journals ha 4
professed to give somewhat minute de
tails of the Oomprondia Formate. There
is no truth in them whatever. ,
On ,the ' , Contrary the Administration
havalrecetved renewed itoguranoes that
:the rebels :inteid to prosecute the war
with the' utmost vigor; axakir, possible,
overthrow thaconstitutieateiaveritneet
and destroy the though
"they perish : *)!PY
that...the twooveramenta :cannot eo-exiet
in stroll close;prozireitV :or even on - :the
same coutinntit.. May_ God defend-the
Two• g/rOckregilikents 6 4 3113 i 4 a
neje the Chain htidge, and have bitter
tee erected commanding bridge -
Piekets:are 'wended . for -iotte..disCiince
b4etid." . • Yeaterdai the piOteta.-,Of the '
tWO throne basfit''friendly ; add
exchanged, "._ 31 1 1 1 1 4 04,444;rTs r!t q 4 43
shake( t'riOadVdtiakso
i No fullefileial Oipert Otha Oreat
ihiYi:OtiAr•haii,'Oi'l*:iiablie; `-and it is
thought here that IT* lio,6e"p:plOtki r
,tba# lai it!?./i00010,4;J askwown
thi4i kot. ttmorAlgr-tO retro s o.lv4iivprh,
- tluirobale Were' leavitl ,thOir outer ti.
trenoh4ion4l,
- '66. carried 4Yttkj'ilt,',-Eic,lfkgaelieitlo::t)iee
witlOrOtei forceN.,*.r; OfTod i ., 4
tbiii'pOsitien and . Oarititated a saint:6lre / ,
A 049400, o s9oleFliAl4)Mft:frYt":
lirorl'oTti:**Tirgill 04 accepiAlicril,.by .
414101'044e0 Amer.
command: - OrWiliOli will
thni 44 441414 1 0k , f0e •''' "
' r i,oooo:o4.: = fiiiiiii: th‘out;
9P,
isleo T AAttok - 01.11:10 itAittitt. ili)tt
„ .
~:- . ShiEtz. paresa-,:warzso_ abundant
linen'thei'.ixaiinalifled success, roust'uttena'
•Th# - cqiioy are reported to be
,full,foroiritilliehmond, and in a very ex.4l
`cited stitte4' -7. They . Seek 'clothing, b•geare'
h '
t telerably,fel armed ow
stroegly_fOrtifled by.
_batteries extending
fin;MiriearrinnifFiffunrofthe — lgh - OT
Officers of the ceniedeiate States tire in
Richmond:
The'picketa'of the Vnir7ed'States forces
this-aide of-the-Potomac:now—extend - all
Ahe way:through from-Georgetown-bights
to Harper's Perry, Col. , Stohe's advance . ,
,guard having 'met the. advance guard,of
Gen Pattenson'a forces near Monocacy.
bin Evireat—The Editor otthe Voluntier,
in his attempted reply to' our communication
of last Week, ecitiffrnat our previously formed
opinion af Idilinabilitytei - get - beyond his na
tural 'elm:lent of ley: abusive language. He
:dome not attempt . sal direct refutation of our
charlies, but by'a reef iodndeboUt effort, and
'in his tuna billlagsgateotyle; 'to abuse some
body, (ha don't know who and - therebY draw
'aside the iidiumOt his conneetion and support
of the rottimocia and indiecility of
, his late
Cl
partners in trade;.-itilof his assertioas how
ereris certainly (rue,' atbili a defender of vag
abonds ie a vagabond himself," and perfectly
consistent with the . ideas intended - To be con.
reiedin our article in yourpaper. If his as.
sertioil is true, certainly a map who haz de
fended ragabonds'niust be placed in the same
catalogue, and na be still Nei undeethe charge
of deTending•paitfranda, we agliiii 4 s irtate Oath
looks badly this eliasit;lo charge any_
body else witleiiiWinianers 61'
fore their own skirts aye cleared of similar
guilt. We were always under the impression
that buzzard would not edtbuzzard, henee our
surprise at the attempt ; but the evideneO is
against us and we are convinced. We barest . °
desire to defend peculating or rascality of
'any kind, under the rule of any political par
ty, but *the other hand, do all.in ourpowor
to expose frauds and deceptions wherever they
exidt, and whin the sympathizers and defend
ers of the iniquities of part of the late admin •
irdea4itill4(triirikirold "scores, they can
speak too. Till then let them be quiet. •
The fact of a man having eleven friends in ,
our gallont army, is no .evidence of purity of
purpose or patriotism whatever, as many a
father has been known to have recreant sons.
Our communication may have been of the
pigmy order, but seems to have been enough
for the Oditor of the Volunteer .to combat, as
he devotes nearlyacolumu of "spider‘threads"
49 _hie s 4 e.a49T,,.llll.litakEt he_"mice"_ -which •
confronted him.. Hope he is none the worse
of his labor.
Although purely accidental, we seem to have
made a bit about the flag; the conscience of
the editor being stirred up to a defence of his
back door mat. ',Good bye, John."
For the Herald
Bizmsni.rot.xs, Minn.
16 June, 1861. f
A few days.ageour town was full of soldiers
of the Piret"Minnesota regiment, and govern
ment wagon* oti their way.to the forts Ripley
on the Mississippi-Abercrombie - err
river, and . . Ridgelygn the Minnescta. Another
order has just been.reeeived, recalling all
these companies, -and sending' citearTSCUlli
the seat of Wait s TheDitienel St tlijs . eegiment,
is Willis' A. berman, , whiter*,' tilovernor
Minnesota, commander, of a -regiment is the
Mexican - War, where he- -behavekiOt m a c h:
gallantry, and-at the time ;of hilappointmea
to his present position, practicing lay. in. St.
Theinany,friends, * personal - and polit
lento( Lieut. Colpnel Stephen Miller, not *
few of whom are among the readers of the
Herald, will bellied to.learttthat be discharges
his new duties with the same,oare and ebilttio
'which, distinguished hire as, a Civilian. Tepee
him riding at the head.of the regiment, every
would tale) him for. :mold campaigner, .His
business qualifications afford an excuse for,
putting more ,than flict - Usual amount of later
-upon his soldiers, and withall am assured by
officers and men, that-be-is the most popular
man in the regiment. His eon, a stripling, is
a private in the Saint Anthony Company. -
The companies weretready • at the forts,
when the order reached them. Their places .
there Will'be supplied by Col. D. A. Robert
son's (Second) regiment.
-- Miiitfeaticiliti - has two - - companies steadily
drilling; the Minnetipiille" 'guards, and the
:Home and Ficeitierluirdel; of the latter your
old townsman, John 0. Williams, is Second
Lieutenant.
! bin Pennsylvania responded so promptly
and freely to the call for volunteers, her many
diinado n . this *inertir felt a thrill of pride 'Mad .
tionsted•liindfy of their tistarnity. put th e
of satiefaiifon upon our cheeks reddened
Id'it blush of ihaine • Ai' we read tle"eticonnts
of how our biOthers end friends were treated
by thiise'telWbotte hinds 'thei:bad confided
their livelifind fortunes.
, .
Legit nutntuor the Wineletr hone - win St. An:
theny, the largeet end best in the dont'.
try N. W. of Chiongo. wee 'full 11 'Southern
riaitore. Thie ' , e'er it, in elosed,' .Tho
turn heerbeett , removed. ' ' •
Mr. Enron:--Your Reporter's graphic
Sketch of his visit to Gnaw :Wayne bas been
Lead with interest, by eine. Carlisle boys. He
beye truly that, i‘ the boys considers thonaselvss
endernany-oblignatunt intlideltizencof tYeal
Ghester for the rawly hindttesises""nstended - to - , 1
thieweinontheir•orrival here, : pod ; the officers'
iind mew of the •Cattalo_ renottoletthavo only to
gret.thst,in :bid notice; of :Ant V' pleasant. ad•
isommo#otio,oo sLifordottil the; Greed Trap. ,
'Hotel he 'lid , netiutaw * Alt fhb biota, lhat,
trilsbtitontspbitettAnortiyportientarly of the:
of the unremitting. !Attention. shown the
)?epoiblea by, TikoktcOrlii. in 'oitiago
the Onion; Trec.tettiptitnidlyin.: the' itheenee of
°apt: ,f1troo; Vinpr, letori iwbu ail a gallant
tins atgone,tb llie.:Witpo ;and ,whoed.
Company lit ntenehed: to: thelakliath. ri4giniedt.
ilittl , Cept. Ones beep et:tante:on our
woilld • doitinloto ito, , ftsty*gs i! a toldites
ineleoptei!,:bUt.he Copia itot hove given tin&
Weloonle , lwith Ivor*. eerdisilty. than. did
wirin•bearted.substitutd, DA:v4l,:. 'Our gest,
night ,toivo would' bovodbeen, 'ex,oehdiugly
otioomtdrinblifidid.Httnlitendlar the quotient
addlidristal.nther. Intp.llool6,l6Vn, to. our,
num, but ble kindness dune thaLtivenlng
_beettinnfnellay,toAatatiy:tuttiatitutialLnvitiet;
464 , thatit6 , 444' fully Inothlualti.dinpretton/Inst
'thatatils.b6andtle.:b6
I(thit_is the ease.We are Volt to :100. .otdt I
tut , rezrroael- fooltotfor • we bee 1,04 _ vot e.
total, every keititett tininitn.n.likang:t4 blur
pteafle nay to oitr, triotan It stir of them_ OAT'
tOIOptc4 O ,I II 4 I PAPAIPA W:97 -k 6 4 1
. 415 4 1 0 1, 0 4 * -
. 0 14 3, -P 3 Ym t, Phei l !lerP,
*MI - there apriertre‘ to he 4 nuoibor of ozool*
:leat4loielainikt)plirhey_taral.it„ ta find
0 •
plena ant ! acitioaAti , ndip,,C44*.the Oft en
QYAT T YOP i'err "")Avtp now,
Oak*
MEE
Idlidtc„ .1136 gal- '':
lent officer , whos e signature is appended to the
~
following noble letter. Daring a enj..utei of
IFrciTAirs With - iteiatint do m enitee_or CArliSle
_ _
Barracks, he Maintained the'Most pleasant re.
,
hiders 'vrlth, ouit, peeple, aud_wasalike.respeot- „..,
ed by soldier andl'eviliatt. : _ -; -
Though comitiefrairra remote peak of publio
,
duty,',ltis utterance is, of eto,eqeivocal chorea- '
ter. -- Would that ibel •
rumpet - notes of his for=
rid.appeal Might yet, reach the ears nntintove r
the, hearts of his fellow' citiiehs in the great
Commonwealth ofialiich hilt' a native 'I - '
(Fur the'llettonal'lntolagencer) •
FORT Carrirsoax, Utab. June IS, 11361.
I have eeett the call of the:Virginia Conven
tion on all 'names of the State in the, army;
and navy, and have been the'subject of other
more pointed appetite. „
The respect• width I owe to the opinione of '
the citizen!' of ply own native State. demands
of me , an answer--tm ezposition of my cir-
MllllO4llOO inn rdeVra of duty,`
I belong to cdistriot, of the State wide'. I
just learn, has!veted for Union._ At. fourteen
yeara ef ago I vest; severed from Virgtnia ; the
National Govertimmit adopted me as its pupil
and future defender'; it gave ine education and
a prefeeslon, and Men Medea solemn - onth to
bear true alleglapahr4n.•the , Unita& Slates- of
America, and to' • serve them honehllY en i
faithfully ageing-till their enemies or oppese,ra
whatsOever:" This oath and honor alike for
bid me to abandon tbeir standard at, the first --
hour of danger. ,
In the Natiopsl eervice I have bech for
thirty-four years a Western man, and , if my
citizenship be localized, , a citizen - of Missouri
My military precision his not, prevented
OM:give obeervetion of political alleles, :Ind I
have bad of late the vantage ground of a calm
position. Thus I love formed strong politi
cal opinions, whieh must have had their weight
in deeding my coulee
New,what was the trite statue of a great
sectional-struggle When the Virginia Conven
tion resolved' upon revolution ?
For the first, lime in our- national history,
her cititielie enjoyed.a.legal right to settle with •
their slave property on every acre of the public
domain ; and this bad just been recognized J
fdr the first time by the' Republican party in
their votes for the Territorial nets of Congress:
If a barren right, it was too confessedly a mere
point of honor. Aud slavery was recognized
by local law, with the acquiescence of that
party, in all the territory south of 'hoed Mitt
souri-comprerese trop.
Then T'ereonal Liberty" acts of some North
ern States—misrepresented, but really disloy- •
al and irritating—were being reconsidered ;
some hlid - hdreadr-been modified or repealed.
The Democratic , party was gaining strength,
was successful in some of the New Englund
States. ,lint for Southern defection it bad
been in control of two of the three great: de
partments of theoßoverement.
The Fugitive 'slave law had just been eaecu
ted at Chicago with unwonted facility by an
4„:1
ffteer el...painted by,the_new Atiministration..._
tut one potent fa ct remains: The Coulei
erate•Stale's had commit;ed an overt net of
aggressi ie war upon Me nation'? they -three t
oned its capital and the President had called
for militia for-public defence.
Years ago public men at the South began to
despair ct.theirlabitual control in the future'
of the power of the National Government ; they
ware irritated atthis prospect, and unreason
ably, for it was to bethe legitimate result of
our political system, and of sectional institu-
Aions. But the politicians of the Cotton States
had long familiarized themselves with. ultra'
ambitions schemes: they were committed e
specially in South Coronae. beyond any dig
nity of retraction to vain State Rights theo
ries and throated Statenction ; they embraced
-Wild, chtztling r -lio-unecrupulous wed irapract
ticable designs.: ;they resolved to rule, if only
amid the ruins of their country; they used their
influence tit- eevek-titn_great national pow
-er;- they - reultiedetedek turind titer backs on
.theirScOnstanyouetetorely pew:( ed'. frieaclakat '
' t h e N or th a utfilie t ; they forced, n
dan eleatie - -
by ttke minority Of the peopfii, rind en gladiy
reientlihe'rr oftectional dominatioti, and of
Itneginary Kerins hnd eviletp fellogt,__ ,They _ -
took adeantope of-their own sarong, and , pro
maimed a political tWimmthe emcees of a see
tiomilparty, to which* they had deliberately
oentributedis
Meath!' oligarety af Sonth Carolina (a State
not very homogenous, politically or socially,
with Ivy other part of the nation), with con
temptuous disregard'of the dignity and of the
edemas of thee neiglibors, cooly set thein
selves to convort4 great excitement into,.tem
porarymadness. They_applied the tor ch to ,
the teniple pf tree governn:tent.• South Caro
ling aesumed'tbeibad eminence of leader in , -
revolution and rain Thus aided the arta of
demagogues endlthe violept•energie4 of label
lious splrits,pleOthert" dragged ;or , dregooned •
the reluctant vo:feless inbabitants • of six other
States into her train. Ever since fhe leaden'
hi,ve exerted every 'fir& tolen over the ;'Bor
der States," to sdenthetaselves from failures;
until desperatelytthey lit thd torch of Wetl;
then Virginia fellinto the snare. In a second
ary position, she is made a tool—a fender
against Collision-La battle-ground. When the
war tocsin sounded ber Catalines• her mad
youths, her, - eity mobai — drtive oche:tient to
frenzy, and a great Union Majority In the
Convention wee dvercome. Thus reeklesely,
for's time, the temperate voice of duty has
been drowned. tot&tlue good old State , mei,
home been plunged lute the datkness of moral
and Pbfeiaal desehttion—the hell of a bitter
civil,, it may be es Irile war'. '
I have given tub htirnost condensation to Ibis
sketch Wan Iti g, not
a iiMa far Maar 'clecls.• If I had bean ou the
giant; Might'h 'As felt:tea:ol,d to shoulder
d muaket in defence' of the . ' mother - or deud ,
stateemee, e right or wrong;" , but, alas. I
lAgt.li• .tia,Ye been;ltaalind upon to mmaaairr
the 'Associates o f childhood in the honest,
mountains and vallOya of ber Weld. What dire
oinnilignlions of irfatte,N VS Mil this gedian
knot of. hOrrore My -awned (tad instinct itielY
turned eget:lst doh usurping majeaty, of
ton.;ont
. - , --:----'1 ,„ „• r-•••
I owe ' VillAiti./iiiiey ray try ttattch...... .:
i
She has'entraketi me -with A distant coma:and;
and I shall 41414 'under her flag es long , as , ,!
it waves the ape the National Censtitutioual
Government._.i•;,..f....,. ._- , • - —.l"-', ,
Iti r thhie'fir leant atiointenti I aould only ,
Offer patriot io pidrers for the result of the vote
ou the 23d.0f eloyi •--I trust; that, reason may
have I henreeoverett,tter sway—that the voice
of a maionty may pot here been, rfqh . ained by
;bayonets: that sopeling abate the clamor of
nounemiltilOafalln*-34 0 ati,,Oda of the ;
anarchy, and stilt fa-Vatted, it why 'have prow
State.' ' j '; V- Si. Gaaitan Coma, '
-Cel. 2.l flegitoettatpleetillitatni - "Tfragamfa• '
_IIP_E - . STUP-
M 7t:
f4,—to -- r
ax aJon .
mony.;
•—alte matittatii4 of` Major Emory is at
tacked, *lilt - great_ bitterness in ,certain.
quarters. ;:•lt - ia s ,4lglit ,to, add that it :sfas
; - finally necomplishea: by the President. and
butireSlahmet, '{ter a' full;:inteatjgation
lani! the fonts iotratteil, and heaKing all
..th.C.Argumenng'*4o. A.cise., The Inqin
,reason .fq4g4fPrilitti 4 : 14 ,*.aa "Viat 4 .wall . .
ready ;,o,.(kAakvy , 11l -
dm of a
peaceful imp,. _ 1 nt.,1!.144* , be,;oppoPd,
arid fh,4, - :ivh - cti -, - 1,3 - 4 0 1iliiillicimbletU; be -•
4
Joni tiro.teeisitik in iti'isies4 •'his Condi:
Ilona' resignati j ow,' '
i I= Benittlien: #OO4 . +he Indian frontier,
And in thenewithintined - tifteveliini.; Tex-
1 .
aFs he follibt his ' 'y *fungi:Ai@ brought
1 4 1 0 )010 fornek '4OO strenfOrs•,,tha 'ai'd
,pf thaNiniatiW k e 4 11.61iee beiin - appoint!:
ed alientenintWohaliiilini' army:awl' ,
I nettold its j ieafigulainl luny fhrlein hope ' .
in dofennWa the Algv'to -wipd , out-all rec..
011octions of his prhposed resl i rstOn,;and _',_.
to:-aitiify , , thenci itlie r ;itOntiflUe tn'ollieat* )
him vis-not•bnyltutinpti ;104 ; te lthe;ll , = ,
ninnV , Tbagnintisirtittbniatik• much hit: 7
Ormaiwamoiollloiiiiims of .the arinY•on = •
Itomunt erOrentiOtlOnAliti Prepotien. • j
Ljtaliftit;fin , 14 4, 4 Ai._ i _ . iz iktirrilliP , r
pit Tow
inend'lll t•paper 11;., diela 4. o rut courage to -
,Altilotit'thwitittle'n Afrani*4firthlittirlf...;
rik.seurosousAlift* fitfP fl sPir , lts44o4l,'
Ikea - .
For the Ileratd
SUMPTER
W. C. It:
for tbio ildiedd
W5l{T Clintlign.
June 24, 1801.
iite/ / biti ---- Erta - F- -
barlisleDerpes' !at*.
and the ' en e likekleed. Velleij bank will
be eloted 'rhunty nett (-the
,FourtV.
of July .) Notes 414: an:tbet day must'
be arrangailrevinea;,
ECIO.
OIePTIANB' coiyr.—The nett tertuAlf
tire:Orphaus'._eour:t, will'Wheld' on 'the
30th of August; and as all accounts re
-quire*thitly dayeluitice4 th ose 'who 'hare
'Recounts to be' settled, ;should file them
in theitegister'is - office tis early in July
. . .
TEAMSTERS. One , hundred team
aterslor Gem.Patterionis-command; pas-.
sed 'through' on, Wednesday : Morning.—
They hill - from Pittsblirg.
DIALNNCnOLY'ACCIDBNT_-;—J. "H. 31ifir-
lin, a sop ofour Connty School Superinten
dent, who had %volunteered as a tQamste . r:
in General Patterson's command, while
bathing in the Puwmao at Williamsport,
on Sunday last, was taken' with a severe
cramp, and before assistance could be ren
dered, was drowned His body was brought
to Sitippenstrurg, the residence of - his
- father, on Tuesday, wbem he was buried.
. Ho was a young man of exetnpiary char-
acter, and his untimely dkafh , will be
mourned by many relatives and friends.
COL. ' W» PEN aoklL—We are glad
to be able to announce the election of this
gentleman by the Sixth Regiment to the
responsible office of Lieutenant Colonel. --
Tliere is no man in this county who
is more deserving of preferment than Mr
Penrose, because there was none so ener
getic and assiduous in his care and atten
tion to our own volunteers"; and his
many acts of kindness to them will never
be forgotten. We know he will mike a
good officer.
EGMARKADLI; cams or eotaiumut —A strange
case of poisoning has occurred in the family
of Mr. Jas: A. Dunlap, residing in the upper
portion - of our county. The whole family was
suddenly taken ill, and no cause could be as
signed for it. A relative was sfat.fer, who
after remaining's few days. became very sick.
exhibiting the same-symptoms, which had ap
ponrod in the' other cases. • An investigation
was then instituted, when it was discovered,
that a number of rats, which had been poi
monad with-arsenic,:kad,faund their...way into
the cistern, and
,bad died there. infecting the
water, which was used for drinking, and had
Thus poisoned every one who drank it. One
of the4ounger children has died from the of
fects of it, but the reit are recovering.
PRAISSWORTHY.--:We find that a num
ber of Onr patriotic young Wive have been
busy in... Looking
,havelocks for our Eciia at
Camp Wayne. This is very thoughtful and
kind on their part and has been gratefully ap
preciated by the recipients.. as will be per
ceived by the following proceedings: -
At a meeting of the officers and men of the
Carlisle Light Infantry, Carlisle Fencibles an!
- Catania Guards : held at Camp Wayne onions
Any the Nub of June ; On motion of Alai. L.'
Citpl. wee appointed
'Clutirman,.and Lieut. G. Comma, Genre-
- .
tury. - =
ToposOmitted the follcriejegpreitilhir
ind-icsolution9; were
a
dapted. with ihice theard - and 'as *Tiger" for
the Ladies of Garliaie. -
. Wolter..a the Ladies and Citizens of Car
lisle and vicinity, have kindly and generously
presented the three companies befe . assetribled
with Haveloeks, &c. Therefore
li'esqlted, That we tender to them our" sin
cere thanks for their timely and opportune
gifts.-and• that we will treasure up the memory
of their kindness us a sure testimony of their
humanity and loyalty of our people:
Rubbed, That a copy of &beim proceeding'
signed by the officers of the meeting:be sew
to the newspapers of Carlisle for publication
R. MoCARTNET e
B. COLWELL; Beteg. • Chairman. _
1105 r At a meeting of the belle Lettre Soci
ety, Dickiroon College, held juite26th 1861.
the - following resolutions were unauitroTneily
adopted:
Witerae, We have beard with deep regret
of the death of John J. lilcCertney, - of Town
sontown, Baltimore County.,llld., an active
member of our Society Therefore, -
Resolved. That while we'sultmil with boron
ity,,.to the will of au otonipotent God, who saw
.tithis All-Wise lirovidence, tocall from the
active dillies of this life, our deeply 4eliived
friend sod brother, we deeply mourn is un
timely dealt!, and : expremionatighest appre
ciotion of !mit merit, ,
Resolved, That in him we hare last a xi* of
sterling worth -an efficient awl devoted Belles
Letirea, whosetalenta and iinualeeil
for him. a' high place among his feilossa; and
;whose moral chewier. manly bearing. and
great abilities won for him the universal re
.
aped of those•who knew-him.
- • Resolsid, That in boitsiiitteetlit of- our re-
Own for-the deceased. -we:drape our - Assn in
moinning, and wear the ustial . hedge for thin-"
ly - dais. - • '•
-
I '. Beeolvid. Thdt tbeise resolulland be pub.
lialt6l - in . the Carlisle' flaltitli;;Anterican Vol
motor, and Baltimore Goisalgeliiteriems; and sr,
Loopy of the same iis eauktp chefautily.of the
deceased.
• 1 ,
D. P. Idlerialit: ...-'-
`. -' Alf. C ifinudv. , Committee.
W. D Clayton. . .;,
1 U3100.0U8 INCIDENTS OP iniir. WAR.
--A correspondent, writing; from Jae'.
at tiserrat nem. or TRIM CASLISLIS
riallof Bads& , - , bon.clty, filo., relates the following emus
' The-following ills complete list of the ing incidents. Ile says:—" The - Platte
.
"Carlisle reneibles." This Compan y ip Van,' pianism...mai Teacati.T.Drought-to
;now ot i n ii wkli c eitister. - by - the - guile of the Bt. litilds Arsenal,
, , Wayne, , with load of traitors and contraband.
Captain= E. Kr? ITEND"SIm• ' The first shot, a blank cartridge, prodneed
let Lieutenant.- Jas. 8. Colwell. no effect.
• The next was ashell, which
do. ' E- Beatty was =data explode a little beyond the
At Sergeautiobh D. Adair. boat; and this alai WM disregarded. - , The
'' 2 ddo' W. M. Ilenderson. third, : it large `hall; passed just abet* he*
, " - Bd'do • - S. -V. Iltiby l - deck, between the cliimneys,lind the
, ' , ltli „ do '. ---L Jos. B. HavCratiolt. wheelbittse, Ind had the effect to set the
. ' Ist Corperal-4Wrn. n: imams ' hell r i ngin d4 an d t h e w hi at wo nann i a g,
•,- .= 2& .do• - ' William W. Harper. which signals ey acquiescence ' were tt .
' ea
Bd'do' ' •
_Charles B. Goddard: ti nne d till, the. na t letta n ex t.„the.landing.
'- . 4th - ,I R . - IsAaq'Tf.'Parker, 4, 1114,"air,7 slid theitiP4iiiiidtKellnn
zr. -:: i. - ' ',it ~ As 1
, ~. ' MgpICIANt3. - 1. --- ocr.„" did you nice. em'ollie MP . (fprt
". ---" W
We A. 'bfonytir. ' , Willy," iyas- the cool `'reply; _" I Its or: -.
1 ! ' ' Van. B. Fiby. ' "- i dared t a ' B ra o n e , kariplele-aKiit at leaati, 1500 CAN-BR -81ADRi -By Buy.
--, • - pluvol l e ! ~ I gavo you Rho benefit of two; and aitned a _ liwrwAcodsrioni kmich tuner*
.. nitto. w• myrtle:lly eollatteotlen to eve
, .
,•%Le w i s 'Bo s h, . 'Jaeoh Landis Jr. a third et your engloe„ )10t .- thp„sun aas . .... taw Sleek SIT 8111ellee GOMIS ' :
cluirieti Blues, , . gain. A. mtu' et b; ranged a little too high,:?.„ , I did not want 41 -. 4. .„-.. 1 . 4 ,,, n . its umt.....irklii. , 11.1 :,,,,•
,
:,-Willlativaratton.' Chas. U. Mullen; tw hit your boilers and_-
.l'aa 41-0. woraillealbr 0A50.. - and auto this submits de v e i gne 6 1:
_.Charles Breelibil4 James IL- goore, death; -but Aboolet time -...l.~titt!tYtma - r=i um c r a r- r ,„1144,w# 1 1,71, 6-1 , 1 ;22, 1 :::
0 V. ,, E, Demkholder. Jacob L. - Ikleley, ar-lboWaand 'altar -: " Fir. God's take =r is tai s 74l. ; !_ivehz**Nroutvalltuz . , Ames
V. linrkholder John' Xortison, don't trouble - yatfitielf." iiiplled'the Cop
_ a -, 1 , :et4 ~,,,,.„„„ „,,,,,„,, nur. ,... 4 , hintioc
' James Barton j . i. John ., ; MON% lai n ,
~.,a j F4 -sen4 a; lauta ° SY 4°44 to . 4 2 . =" 1- w 'woo.i4" .lll 4r -l it"""'etui " u "rca" •-
_.../X.O.LCarriden,- , --Theofalter, - , ' -0 drupt; - Whenever're want tniii - ,*4 - 4:44 a,k,* wok' .0-14 ,1 .atobui. , *L. immou, .
' '. 1 % J'' , OuddYi. =-''D . R. -11. thivia,-- come EP - at C bgi C e ', "• ' ~` ..... ':', ' '', ~,''',.": ,'. ',' - -11 ,. 4 t : UM 49 a Et: k- 4. 8. ,°
' At Jur Rawnette toucan loath% lai Pommels. MKS than tottleal met. Moe cE '
'Jrad - 013 ,1 080)-- , tWilliM NASA -- -:- -,- ~! - -, ' - . aZal " s"r7
de"
IV: - P.' Jl.;„DikKon,..itolin Otto,- - , .', NI- aanns;Taia; ut' - a Iltatalualit` , Siteltainal" 4 i t rors L I Wilitintioy=4l;n r kirr:f tk il ' i
• leSae Ellio
t t,.'.:, 10.,,-W, B. piiiiips, lawyer of St; Wits. 44 blibro", -said he = moo alu i 110440 . 1000
fam i ly
for
Jelin.,. lliott,c . W - . 44. Oppueirood, lately; • " lIPU ~* OW, **, Untij 14 4 / Eild rwowok , P.--.- - .. - - -,. - 4 ''''''.
W. A. Rusnilug a r, B. l'i],; lit *wet do.' I sai ti :to have wpit 1,-_, ',.., ALAisurrpfeitga 1 .
. .Loo,W. Oalltr,,- Almon- 1..,- finned-teireet lee-Xittitt-bullets:- - '4144i..C . - - , ' 4 .
...iiiiiisit low loom; Etwa-to' town - .
-,---•;), IlAresson, ' 41:,Biii4i14.kiiia, .',VOI de's ttw-frenrAfalat, ens one *id ltltt i rla b lt= - ; l l7rraZ:,t;" - '
.Vii Olen 11.10bUld;Theisits Shaiti,''' '' . *lnn* WV I itt+ite; tempo! ruing hi ',, , ,,,10.0.140 , mr.. .4... t.., u...... , ,,.......3,-- 4 t Fri t . oto
Jo 'A. Glifinii ' ' ' Viral;; 11 Sias; . f she "Thoth, / to i l lolt mi h an d la-VT d lwtTr "Tag t al ciesr u '"" 6 "n"" "" 4
.. • WYXIi a BILIUSILA.
•fitirris; , Durid Spahr,
tlarbricsa, J. G. Spat . igms4 . re; t
Chai..,Harictiels;• - °corgis' 8
J.k:Halbert, • 'Charrekatti
JActf fiendriai t Schuchminc - :
_ll-s'.Hendersoo, T[Sonioao4 . :,
- ", - Itdgar; W. Hays, G. •11-Nsititdebeigiq
_ [Leiser, ..George 11. Welsh,-
' -J.: S. limner, W. - 111..Watts, - Jr.
J. fifth - eV; Wakgoner,
'll. 1.. Becker, Chas. Wonderlicb, I
-•J. K. Kenyon, George Wilders;
2 'Sydney,ltemptoNA George Williams,
-/Wm. Ziininerinan.
The rrearirkaid - Diiidfire Ids.;
The Bevil:fr. irownlow has a newspa
per discourse on his mubj.:ct frcim which
we quote the' thlloiririg pungent truthii:
"Railroads, steamboats and stage coach
es complain .of dead-heading—that is, to
say, of editors and• bietlilen of the craft,
riding so lunch without pay. The news
paper press endires more' of this Add- ,
hmding-than all three of th'e '
se Modes of
conveyance irombin'ed 'The pulpit, the
bar, and the theatre; '.corporations,leg
slative assemblies, societies, religions, be-'
nevolent, agricultural, mercantile estab;
lishinendt, venders of quack medicines,
railroad companies,steamboats.stagelines,
a n d every iiariefv , of individuals, ittellid-,
inn. political parties and politiciaini, draw
largel:,- upon the liberality of the press.
The press is expected to yield to all
these interests; it is required -to give
,strength to all weak institutions and en.
terprises; it is ailed tiquffssaill preach
ers into over-shidOwingpulpit orators; to
puff small politicians and• unprincipled
demagogues into great men and patriots;
to magnify incompetent railroad officers
into railroad kings; it expecied tii herald
1 abroad the fame of quacki, of all easels,
bolster up dull authors; immortalize weak
Congressional speeches; it is required to
give sight to the blind, bread to the hun
gry, talents to fools and honor to thieves' :
and robbers; it is asked to cover up-the
infirmities of the weak, to hide the fatilts
of guilty men and wink at the fraudu
lent schemes of scoundrels; it is expected
to flatter the vain,.to extol the merits of
those who deserve nothing but, the scorn
and contempt of all good citizens; it is
required, in a word, of the newspaper
press, that it become all things OA mien;
and if it look for pay, or send .out its ,bills
for subscriptions and advertisineit is de
nounced as mean and sordid, and its con
ductors as wanting in liberality There
is no interest on the face of. this green
earth that is expected to give so muchto
society, without pay or thanks, as - the
newspaper pressor the cohntry.—Thelit
tie souledman,..who .inserts. in—your-poi
ems a fifteen shilli ng advertistuent, -ex
pects you to Write hint at least five dol
lars worth of-editorial notices.. And the
obscure and niggardly man you have
'Written into a position of importance far
-beyond his merits, considers that his name
adorns y. ur columns and gives .circttla
-
tion to your journal. -
Army Ilioventeotis Virestern
' Proclamation Of GM. MC : ("Man to his
. .
-Grafton, June, M.—Capt. Ilowe's company
of regulars. withitbettery of six pieces. reached'
Isere early morning. Capt. Bardeall's
company of tertillery arrived here this evening
...aid proceeded to Clarksburg.
Gen. McClellan continues very actively en
gsgikl. lie went ais far east ea Cheat river ,
this afternoon one tour of reconnoissance, and.
;returned thine(t gin& • •f. • •
-The fullowisetralainftion halt-tea isstiid"
by him. ' , a •
"Pcf the =Tidier* of the array.p.f,•the
You ate hereld'iMpiort she Government of
your.country, and to protect the lives and lib
erties of your brethren threatened - by arebel
nous and traitorous foe. No higi , er or nobler
I Imp 'could devolvenn - figi - ,.iiiidLeipect yen
bring to its perfiirroattca trio,-bighest sad ; I
1 noblest qualities of a soldier's dieblidirte, star;
sgo and mercy:- I call itpon the officers 'of
every grade to enforce th 6 strictest discipline,
Ind I know that those of all grades, privates
"mud officers, wilt display in battle cool and be
role courage. and will know how toehow mercy
to disarmed enemies. Bear in_ . gOieti_that j'l:4l
°rein the cousgry_oLfriende._ not enemies;
.hat you arnhere.fo pleotee); not te destroy.—
fake nothing unless yew are ordered-to do. so
by your g,enetAl 'cfficers." Getilember. that I
-have pledged'wy word tetinipctiplifrof Weitein
Virginia that their rights _twpcvon and prop
erly shall be respected. I ash_ every orar-of
you to mate gootitbie promise in its broadest
sense. We come here to ease:: nontilipturn
do not appeal to the fear of pualehment„ but
to your appreciation of the sacredness of the
came:tie witich_wwaret_eitgaged- Carry into
the battle the couvictiourhat you .are right.
sod that God it on our aide. Tour enemies
hare vitiated every moral law. Neither G od
nor man can sustain theta I Tbey have, with
out cause, rebelled agalosra toilikand pater*
nal Goirenimenr - They have' eeiced, upon
public and private properly; hae out
raged the persons of northern - men. merely be
cause the) came front-tbanortad - ot - Biiiit -
ern Union men because they love the Union;
they have placed themselves beneath contempt,
unless they can retrieve sortie honor on the
battle _field. - • , -^ ,
You will pursue a different course. You
will be honest, biptve and toercifnl.2, Yon Will
respect the right of private opinion. • You will ,
penults no man for hie opinion's sake. Show
to the world that you differ from. our-enmities
in the points of honor, hone's:ye. d respect for
private opinion, and that. we inaugurate no
reign of terror where we - go;
have heard" there was.. diner' here. I bare
come, to pla ce
. myself at yourbeadand tooth/Ilse
_it with you. , 1 ,1 fear now but. one .thiiig4that
yeti Will not find - a foeireui Worthy of your
steel. I know that [can rely upon yeu..
Signed, n Grottos 11. - BlcCistrasi,
Major - Generalcounfuanding:'
MERE
FYIMiII
pocket.'and feekthebullet y -.and *ill
co dace . 14ajor gut the billtt
foi.hint, and the efirect Seems to he eitml
to the'expectition' - Certainly itis . better
lo:have . onelnalie Pecket tban; in the
I hday, if the effect op .otte'a'loyalty is just
Lthika*e ?
Some of Thernstein .
bow Icing he "
- don't know,'!. .he-replied with- a French
1 shrng of the shoulders, " perhaps a year;
so lung as the Governor chooses to stay
away; I am Governor now. you see, 'till
he tames back !" His notions of freedom
of speech and press, he espres!,ed freely,_
like this people — fall speak Cot dey
tink —write vot dey pleazbe, and be free
to do anytink dey,pleazhe--ont ll dry shall
speak and w,ite_no treason
'Another Bold illoshorl.tentenant
Tonsiohlsor -
Rumored Destniction of his Command.
Aletandrue. June 25.:—yrofes.or Lowe's bal
loon 'yesterday having 'discovered scattering
camps in the vicinity of Fairfax Court house,
-Lieut;yompltins, it command' of his cavalt7
company - and several companies of the Con
necticut infantrz, 'proceededthillrerlit-t night.
A gentleman just from the Connectiout-_camp
reports that he beard, when he left. this morn
ing. the tramp of horses— indicating the' re
turn of Lieutenant, Tompkins' 'eavitlry This
inforarrai: n has been übtaittel in consequence
oia wed rumor; which has probably been re
ceved. b Pre from Washington. that Lieutenant
TotiiPkins' cranli-jr - Were cut to. pieces last
Might. No official imelligenCe of. the opera
tions afLieat:Tompkinthas yet been received.
A Spy Arrested et Wastditgton.
Washingion l .fune2a ,This afterdoon a squad
of the District of ecilninbia volunteers ar
rested Eltis Hughes, who resides 130111 P dis
tance above Georgetown on the charge of
being a spy in the employment of the rebels.
(to searehinw his person there was found a
complete chart, showing with : precision the
the - positiOn of every portion of the Federal
forces on both sides of the'river. His man
uscripts were voluminous. and many of them
in hieroglyphics. He was committed to prison
for examination.
Eke Markets:
cA1111.1811.P., PRODUCE lIAItKET.
Reported weekly for the Herald by
Woodward & Schmidt
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LOUIL
WRITE WHEAT
RED do
DIE
CORN
MUM
CLOVEiLSEr.i.
Special names
CM At roar drimp - tre r end get one of" Itverybody's
Altrumerc;"— no charge. - Ton lOU find In It much me
tal wetter. and more eridtmcee I o terror of Hoeft a Wit
Balsamic Vorditelttban_com be produced by any
oth - e4 remedy for lung - Weet.aut.
adrertimument In another column.
nceraruss CURED.
New Haven,
Fans. Ma GNAW: My brother has been dear tor three
years. He need year oil a leer times. and it cured him
antiredy. CLIFFORD K. SCRANTON.
JOT TO TUE AFFLICTED.
De GratV3 Med.*. 041.--g. !Notion, No. NA Ei s t,„
&froth nredt. ssys:
D'uor. Ds Goeut: I used your Metric Oil for Neu
; The Pain awl:deb eras like diStle to me. I triad
several pbysirisos - only one bottle of your Oil cured
tar. aim. I Imre - Lied it Gerbil:7m. sraide rbeuzifetism
and des oeos on my eittP;oritb es pest - deal of turrets
set;l3ld not be without it, if it rest SIG a bottle "
Db tirades Mecum ILlil4 good to wan and beast
N. 6r Please luau . = rue c;faoy onsu of failure to me
Ifir I one hour to three creeks, as I slab to cure, or
clutrvittotialog.
Fcr sale b./ all Dragslstaavd Deslesa
TLe inure sberilWalk, the Deerribell lipar,tbe tremb
ling limb ehLl I be_ sestared by ►BOp. Df. (Immo!!!
ma:cline am-.
BE ABRCIFUL, TO YOUR BEAST /
"For /ha immediate cunt or. 9a. Zaao..ing . Sn , botaes 4t
putanitialnairl Oalintetta. Swelled Ler. rana.arte
nett orJalcita, Cract "KnaOra Wing:l
- Site Bak. Eatlint; Azar dmieern , y,
.11al41xot atnalnaai any dlvato sotit' or painful;
on MUM or bast. Depot Ybiledelphia. play 24 2s
iCASA37/113r11, July 15, 1159,
' MEM* liclitetter and Smith. Pittsburab. Pa.:- Oents:
.—As ere are strangers. I herewith enctam you twenty
cight'dollars tor four dozen liestetter's. Stomach Bit
tae. which Please forward - Ma 31iChigari Southern Bail:
rasa,. Toledo Ohio ends Clayton Station. hare pur
chased sever al &meta hatttes at ToledS this murmur.
but the sale is Co thsr-fiereaseth iuuc that I wish to
omits dhest trade with you. / way indomi to try
your. Bitters by my physician. tor.the Liver Complaint,
and reedwal such materbd *kJ that 1 have recommend
ed it to others end bwreledd *bout two dozen per week
Gar some time. I barsalltlads M medicine in my store
boa these 'Muerte that Tema so cheerfally,and truth
fully meannuttod es your Where, for I kuow - they hare
helped me beyond my expectation.
Tatum mspectfrilly.
mut) mucks. .
To Castillo mope iris
Persons ea constuoyafra tendency have needrto btr
Tiny eveful In the outset of a cotrzb.. and beteke them
selves In time, to a proper remedy. A cough Is always
evidence of irritation to the threat and lungs, resulting
ha® obstruction of theskin. In order to pre rent these
Oast% agar dauntel =Kt the Ala, guard feet from
datap and net, and above ell, take Dr. Keyser'a Pectoral
Own% Syrup upon - tbarersragnmach — Of a rough or gore
throat.trao abash tr. , dhrease thereby in its latency
There is nothing Eke "Marking disease on its first ap
firoach. By due attention to this narks you will save
nsuch sit *ugslulstuctetitnes prolohy, life. Dean alien
roasamptlotthaa beaxassatted. this medicine will. lA.
thnite the sulTerlaz and has eared some vary bad cases.
4at- &ad s, ELLIOTT, Carlisle,
-430—The sadden changes 9( our climate ,
ere sousces orTnliztormsy, Bronchial, and Asthmatic
A freaks:lc Especial:me basing *oral that elm ple reme
dies often act ystidcertainly 'whirls taken in the
sandy stages o zeroiuse Should at one, ha
hid to "Itto n's Bronchia Troches," or Lozenges, let
the Cold, *. •et : or Irritation piths Throat to ever so
Wight, as b this premuktioa emcee serious attack may
be warded o Fablic Ssiathesa and Singers will find
than effect.. - Amin and istrengthen.ne the voice
Snoods .... • • N01r40;'60.40121
Max ' • • .1 iv, au expgrienced airs°
gepiate s u • 11, Wan Soothing Syntp for Adldreit
tilethlng. which -- • Stelditates the process of teeth=
• by indtening tho gu ••• reducing all inflame Hon,
trill alley all pain, and Insure to rsgulate the"honels--
Depend uppoona it, mothers, it wilt gise,rest teiyodrselveri
and and health to , your Infanta. Perfectly safe
.tualimos. Swede adonsitsitrient Inm:tether column.
duly 10, 16604-I.y, •-• •
Ttiz _GREAT uumnsa FiIIPORIER 'Of TAR
potaaritetbemostsplendldGath
tag ittaporians In thecoandy. Ittssniendidaattrgarda
*a palatial straitane In which ;the taitoento Ittitir.tn
Or ths'establistonent- is exes..,_au_.l l it. l a ' n' u k t kr .
splesdkj, in moped .to onsil families and vast re
liourealt- lint to lie patrons no chief attractions are ) ,
ttre Ogees/ of the. and
Y a. smanuriilneed thew arcondlY, the basal) and
iltiralaty ..Elba instiefo4situt the ginnerlos extellenra
eras Et, and trill_e theesedeesto - priere_at_eageb :ll4
gap& se, 004,,Ve..refer. 14,1ililtilescristion.,-to none,
'nilber disci the Itroweaitoith Clothing "WI ougoodda,
it Wilson, Nog.:6oogindßOS Chestnut Stmt. above Cittr,
PhamSe l l 4 4a:
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Ages.
pptbelMbhut.,6i TSRAELDAY,
X.sa., to Alba ELLESAII. 11.11 , 11EBANCA,,aU of /byre dm
arise, Md. - - • • .• , • ~,
litatts.
'At nollerce, Migin tarp; en
' the 13,13 Ind
Xi; ItAt 01.144 8614 65 rear*, 7 arcii; /5 days.
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