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desperate charge, but were met with 4 terrias
Gre ny the enemy. II Is probable that rebel
ohictr wa mistaken for ons Of our commsnd-
an, who appeared in front and gave the ordsr
90 charge.
Tbs bravo Lieut.. BrsmbsI, Of the New Yortt
9Th battety lost ons OF his guns and himssff
wss wounded severely, but no. fatally,
The gallant Lieut.. French, Of the Hovifxsr
battery, fired With his own hands four shot.
after the DAY was lest, and his men scausred.
He vas shot in the left breast and snkle, bat
h1' u,of,eiiy wuund,u.
On reaching the idaud, which he did bv
fusing his sword ard reviewers ire 'hs ri YER.
an swimming scfosa, Cnl. Deyen a ones pns:-
~ 10 d his men to prevsnt any a,p mo. 1f the
en my At pursuit. Ghie force was suJseaus nt.
/. augmented by the arrival here OF other CON-
plnies from tho Maryland shore, under ca.
Hiuoks Of the 10Th Ms'snchus,tB.
THE KILLED.
The f1l'oFinr arc tho h illol Commissioned
hocrs 6, the MiS,achu eta 1jth-Capt Rock
'g. ~, Co a Capt. SinondJ Co. b Capt.
RHvfuer o.. =, (uroh 'hivO C,n' gu dlev Co.
u; "a Lieut.. Grant Cd Lieut.. vsssal, Co. V
Capt. Gatehcll, Co. X.
WOUNDED.
Comn,i,sicnsj oHoors Of ths M,~ach.ss,t.
10 jh--Lieut Col. Ward, lc : AmpuiAted; Cant.
Slnen, Go. + slightly; Capt. Forehand, Co q,
Let Lieut., Holden, Co. Gi Cip'. PhilbrIck, Co
n, slightly.
col. los, of tho Massachusetts, goth, and Col.
Io,rWcll ol The Iammsry r gimenL sro Pr0ba-
Ily prisoners
Lieut. Col. wstsr Of the Cnlfpuit rsgi-
mcn' Is supposed 10 be mortaliy wounded.
ASAHRow BsCArE.
Assn instance Of The weight and coucentrs-
ion e tho cuomiea lire, tho clothing and squip-
N ITS ut QuEttcirn ter Howe, ,uf tho 10th MIS-
,chuscttz, hotu the marks ot four distinc. rife
ho's, one ta passing throu, h Tho crown OF
h,s cap and another iiaucning on the plate Of
1 bis belt. lo' he wu uninjured
Tho Cnemy's force was very large Their
positions were well selected from a familiar
| krowlodge OF the country.
There Is no means at present q ascsrtaining
Iheir lus,, bu, il must have been immense
Hdrcris Ferry. net. 23--Oir pickeis now
cNtcGd q mile inland from Courid's Ferry and
about tho ssme distance up Gooso Crsek oceu-
y, ng the bridge. They have also extended
tcir p.+'s ono ard a half miles up tho river
towsris Conrid's Ferry.
The cnouv evidently have selected cur OIL
cen for tho marks Of their riaemen.
The sun., 1861-10-25

n ODiINGS-THE CHEAPEST AND Best
LodF,ng house In the oi:y, now newly opened,
where RESPECTABLE man can be accommodated with
nSIt ain gls rooms from Is " 20 cts per night Rs-
1sahments given to order. A. ,he Park View
House, Q Varick 81 ~ EiAe'lA
The sun., 1861-10-25

CorRrcrroy.-A little urintcn'ional inius-
tco may hayo been done in our notice Of tho 5x.
animation Of tho Chaplain of tho 10th k'si.
ment in our paper Of Tuesday. We understand
that tho matter has been adjusted, and tho chap.
lain turned over to the Untod States, and was
yesterday sworn into ollico.
The sun., 1861-10-25
Marriage Of Priest. In France.

Tho grave legal question rs to the validity OF
the MAJ risge OF pries's IS about W bc submitted
.ot,oCivil Tribunal Of r,rtSucux. A priest
wh, BOD been Csb Trsd from the exercise Of
c-cc-iastical fun i,rs resolved TO marry a
youn, wona1 ot Dcuvule, nea. that city; but
The MAYOR of tho city refused u perform ths
necessary f,rmaliies, ard accordingly the priest
hus brought an action 10 try the question.
The sun., 1861-10-25

T,,EFE YonLx VENErIAN LADIES ware
,ur,lsoutd soue tms sLco for attending .
mas in non r of C,vour. iwo who were laIely
yi,a,ed r,ceiyod an ovation from tho nOta-
lies # Venico--Oyer . Thousand cards and
bouquets being left At their respsctv resi- oncss.
The other, the Con- tess SaDlA, ia silt IN jail
her sentence having bean more severe.
WHFS THE Elk srEAMEAs wtrs isAyieg
Pittsburgh C,r 81. Louis on FRIDAY with troops,
horses and nutritious Of war, the fall Of an artiA-
Nv hoise from the stage plank OF the s'esnsr
HGilman caused . rush To the lsrboard side g
iii the o,h.r a ruers, and the hurricane deck Il
he sIr WIN. W allacs, unable 10 bear the strain
gave way, precipitatng all who were On =.
l the boiler deck and cabin. The sccidsnt o.asu
6.,.hth,l confusion, but no lives wsrslost, asSst
40 cr so soldiers getting OF m0cs og lsAa 6suiasa
The sun., 1861-10-25

NJ Lamar / e rises al Two o'clock m the morn
,c % bis d,sk ~il,es I'LL eiSnt, wien he
nr.kta,' s, alt,r Wtlcu he stteIds 10 bis bui-
y-s AFFAIRS fit a ',w tours, and pirtates Of Z
...ht c. lstiuu, vh,r Lo ro.umes h's Pea till
Inner time. re makes Il a Practice not 70
Nrite All sr uigLitl'. In hts respect no differs
rom iuu-uais.s. wno'e most bf liant srtlclss
nc p,n ral,y pr,ducei ater midnlg tut az
tuu exl.rse It L,sl h snd elasticity Of braun
i've leipg p-oycrna ly great.
The sun., 1861-10-25

POY wANTE0-oNE WHO HAS WORK
- cd 81 apuntng office aud knows how ~ SGT
tyre. good lov can have permanent place
Appy 70 n. GAUNrr, printing oGioe, ~ wslIer
81, upper Go.r. Cc2I 2'i19
The sun., 1861-10-25

= lENb ron nA. t~-ONE Or Ihr DES
> cuuor ttLis h. WesI WSuington M.rke-
arap flr Oi.su; or psrt cSh, lAance IL t-sta fOr
. !, .al sro. C-ic7, GJur, coal or lumber Apply
a -. : EERNAED d CO, t-e BruAigsy, f'nm 10
4 'o,oCk d.ly. %. Aa9'ln
The sun., 1861-10-25
Steam BstrrrIng Rams.

NJ. Charlie, J. let Of GsOrg own, ID. has
WI ton a letter on TO nee, -Sity "a providing
ION c,,sd steam uatt.tiit; rams, 10 defend our
b uh,rs snd rivers. II s,ys that while mod
crp non cssed steamer can pass any VI our bat
nres with impuu,ty, yet ~ eomd not Ies,st the
,Ju,k # a , cam t4g or al old caller htted up
~ q b,utt,ue ran lie recommends th- imme-
10 bui.umu uf a number ot sra all, swift bat
eiiI. rAms fr tie p'otcction of oui cities.
The sun., 1861-10-25

IL horses, jus, from C,usla from 10 TO lak
uusileus. Nul lie s'id cheap or traded for ~ lsr
hor+,s. lrIuirc 1t h4i Cans 81 until cold. oc3l s.
The sun., 1861-10-25

special Convention Of the Episcopal Church.
Ph'iIieiphid oct. pa special convention
4 the Episcopal Church CONNIE ncol this NOM
.ng, to elect an assistant Bishop In place of
n0wman. hcceaaod,
The sun., 1861-10-25

C,pFCTACLES GOOD AND CHEAP-Weak
Sauht improved Professor FRANKS celebrated
.,,s nreservers, accurately adjusted 20 dsfectiye
vision by an sxperieneed pr1ctioAi op.ieiAa; All
a. repaired, B,ore sss 9raad o., near Eldtdgs:
"f colt SAAcs1aJ
The sun., 1861-10-25

w ANTE De GHr hES 30
w h Company 6yth rggiri.nt rir Rpsi.
mort Iris gale, now qua tered n FJrt Is ugirr.
T, . KOfi,lo. IA cumma'dst hy tu'ord St,'ut.
App'y at RE1D'S II n,e, Ia S,utr 1t, uoaI 4
ve,t IT., ~ Gal tain VIVA. BENSON. u2l 6'itJ
The sun., 1861-10-25

Rs--FuR, ,--tU -.hr-
moSa, '.ary fJ.b, cbeApaf han tas cheS, t-'r
- 32I q asa Ataa.l, h,i. roth 4. d 2tl streets
,rem,---ss uP ,I.rgl the Or'y p'G'o ur
,aNn Snsre 49, usk4 tbs nHn1f1E' rius
u Ansy tlrg IheiT exclusive buLius-, ia
oMssgre4-. % -s,uJg gns, offer my ortre sock
gomr-'4l ll thH vare.s' ~ ladies end 81 titrar' >
ancy hlrs a. 20 pe- cent .es TIA. sh0 ,ngil,l c'n
sdles non is tao time " 5l1pp yoo0e.e+ tn'
Ghidlq1 vitt 'lr, sta uuisra.l cdst cAr sci .
ycsorlus snl cuff, a. OH a. . do4sTs. + as lusde
fllere AMI .epAr6l cs-ei, ly I'D I-'lts-yl %
-a..cs' ITsIs. FINlbAN. s''O 2tAc'lPl.
The sun., 1861-10-25

TAILORS AND TAILORES3RI Wanted -
4 loIO bands wNtI g. mNss N Ht1ty uvsr-
cuAts; alsn hands g. maze button uul.s Apl.y N
the Amori,au Express y ., ding, ~ MS ~ en-
trance in tha rear. o.ip lf'i9g
The sun., 1861-10-25
SAVINGS BANKS.

VHIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK
COR THIRD AVE AND 25rH 81.
CHARTEBKD 1854.
sly PHR CENT lNTERKsr allowed on an do
rqt. rom ono dollar " one thooaaAd dollars.
DEPOSITS MADE ON Or BEFORE 90TH 90
HIiltR WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM OC
t0ilER FIR5T. Bank open every day nom 10 V
); Ilso on Monday, WednesdAy and Saturday sysn-
lSgg a-o1n 70 0oloJk. SPENCER X. GREEN,
2 ~, eTKPHkA ., OHILDs, Bscy,ocs sAAc-Ii
The sun., 1861-10-25

VIVIAN Ed SEAMFN, ORDINARY Sgh-
w men and landsihan going /, ship IN the l.. s.
Navy, viii DAD Il IN thcir bhedt, hy calling at tue
cloth.' x go a, 40l Pearl u, corner vtndr water,
who fB "a, In the best and choAp'N manner.
WIN. 4. Hit.T, i0l Pearl st OIL 2lao'i2j
The sun., 1861-10-25

DAR9AIES-BLACK VELVET BoHNRrs
- new styles-at grpa, bargains winter bon
ns.s, dlk bonne,s, chidi ems hats and yelves .ur.
hns, evening bonne,s, theatre and opera bonnss.
~ l. BlNNS Millinery, eSl BrusSwAy, up stairs,
opposite Metropolitan Hossl. ooiS Stacsi6T
RONNETS - CHEAP BAR0AlHs-pON-
1s.s of the laiss, s,ylss; also ohildren's haas
Al shapes and styles millinsrs supplied vi,h NIB
bons, flowers, frames, 30, - t>s lowest prices. -
hrs. N. BlNNs millinery, ais CANA - etrsngsrl
vii do vel 70 call Bsrsv snd be.ve hAas elesned
OhsNps.a place In the cty. scft so'ifl
The sun., 1861-10-25
Fl@iS.
TTENTION LADIES I

A SETT OF FINE, DARK, III II, MINK
n Matu Tu4, Ctp", M4G AM CuN', for Ti6,
worth atusly 10 ~ ~ Chstisu At, the Great Fur
Emporium 10 rluch talked of lst season o29 2iaG'
The sun., 1861-10-25

SFWIEG BhClINEe-LADIE5T TAUGHT
> ~ opalaiu Ut sn. .er'B "a 1 Wnsolsf d Wilson's
sewing mlchincF, by az oil experienced telcher,
Praclro ul . r.s'l on WORK, and re'1,nmsuied t.
work Asr lesuinR, from " W ~ ~, Al 62 Stanton
a., uoAr Allen puvsts dwelling. oolO 24Ao'lb
The sun., 1861-10-25

TINSMITUS wANIEO-
i W ACKsMlrrs WAIVED
ARMY ~ 9'3 Pearl -, N, Y, or at Fatoty. cor or
Yc-k aud Adams q, nto,klu. u2i3'IT
The sun., 1861-10-25

V'AIIO OEFSSES WANTED IMMEDIATELY Y
Il % u oru.scs. Apply u DLNLlN a 90 COR
Broadway aud Warren st. "a 2'l.O
The sun., 1861-10-25

TAILORs WANTED IaiMFnIATELY-
Il NJ ai'ors to h7ish a0er machines Arpy to
DLYLIN n Co, cor u oaiNsy sud Warren ~.
o9i 2'l-T
The sun., 1861-10-25

S'EUING -wANrED-LA~
- e. learned ~ operate on w. & w. sewing u.a.
Dl'r,s I, do pil tinds pr work tAigh, p'rfrrt ia
all ~ hruc' cs and particulars for 81. Cal III w.
5Tsh a, near Eighth ave. O2t 3'ljt
The sun., 1861-10-25

CEWlNG HlNES-OpERATORS ON
- SINGERS 10 wing ma hines wanted iulInaiJ =
o93 s'lsO DEvLIN & co
The sun., 1861-10-25

RCSHELMEN WANTED AT III CHAT.
- an St. '.i luslelmen none ttt good h ,ni,
need apply; sto' ! VVtk ior one year, at ~ 10 50
ROY wANTE0-oNE WHO HAS WORK
- cd Ia aprinting cfice aud knows how ~ set
wye; sond loy can have y permanent place
Apply to " GAUNrr, printing oiice, ~ wsIer
~, urper 0o,r. cc2I 2'it9
CLERh WANT ED--A STEADY ACTIVE
- y'uns nsn oe. IL md - years ot age, in re.
vi gro cry store ,ne who eau come well rec,tu-
ntrd,d - ~ Loatsty, sobtiety, aud Is wiling 10
uaisc hsnd W EcnotAly uscful. ran Lear " g.tuN-
.,u ty slpyins ~ DANIEL VAN wINKLE, At
tse l'r dtn ef Jers'y Cay and Newark Pl,nk
NNl-. rHe eltt su American need Apply. o2S o
HELP NANTEO-S SOBER, INDUSTRI-
- Gus IN II, that has lcon accustomed " stcsm-
Uaat backing &, clean hanoss and drive extra ]
Cty Ia. r'ec. oss G'iu
DUk OLD HANDS VINO MAkE OILED
- ack'' ari uveralls ni.y ATp,y ou Friday E.r
w0fl, g. LEWIS q CO, VI Warren 81. tVIi'is0
DAT INCREASED-DgAlOO FOR
tho u. 4 Auny-wsoiHj 100 y uug men, ~
wt1m Aotaet eIuipmepts, r~tions, clJ,hins, and
tne,iiUal Atta sdanco VII bs nirnfsreNi- Wtl gort
i-y W eN,h A'ler hPply ''S Tudsot. u Il eIar'
SHOE@AKt RS WANTED-TRO OR Three
h'AAAA'f-A h.aA ~ NNlA 'A army hNtNi va
~ siis. Aij., y Hiisf'i HANshEw, ISL Fi.
tr -, or. n gu, BH-.syl. ccis 2t'I3T
SOLDIERS WANTElA--POR 1dE u. \.
- army -a1 s..o ruuot tuo1 tort. y -er,t, q,
dlrre yelr, ray frm SIT 81 pat w1.tl, aItr
Sopd ,ai 4, rl.NH'ug 1nd mat oA atterd,1cv ~
bounty gwen ~ tHu oSp nixon OF tern - a.rvi,s
krrly "A the Prlucipal Eoliaav lns - Chatham. ~,
New York CITY. tncIt = " SPROIE rN Inan.
ty I. 4. A. keru Iug Om,sr. ocS Nts'lH
----------------------
TAILORS WANTED tAiMFDIArELY-
Il NJ ai'ors tn hoish aner machines ATp'v to
DLYLiN Co, C.r u uaiNsy sud Warren st
OF 2'l-T
TINSMITUS wANIED-
Il ~ ACKsMlrrs WAIVED
A.. - q
The sun., 1861-10-25

ITO LIQUOR DFALERs AND FAMILIES
Il Il nave established disulsry OF malt whis-
key, 81 n lOs. gA. brandy and rum, ~ 10 o. cts;
N, u W 81 cts.; French spirits, CO., Al run
through the small sill shll Of great purity. kscn
ned Spirits % cts THos, A. DEVHh, oor. NORTH
lOth Gnd Firm sIS wiliAmsburgh. ocll Saac'lOo
The sun., 1861-10-25
LMPl0YMENT-maIes.

pUSuELyiEN WANTED AT III CHAT.
- srn st-2 .,.i luseluen; none lrit good an A /,
need apply; sIe, rvtk ior one year, at - TO 80
ger week. o2s 3'i02
The sun., 1861-10-25
pEAru or COT, nNRER.

IN ur',r canc !rom Cpl,n NaV,r % throw
two cor plEios of thu 10Th Massachusetts, 70 the
r,utir, Whr,ii was imLod stely executed. THIS
p.O' gr,d ,hc rmpro,i that tie hittia was
.uirg against ~ but caused no c1nlI1ion or
Disney The 70 vas hard pIc sd but rcmun-
,r Gim About this tine the news spread that
Co. Bilrr was klod while IN the act Il
0u. mug C.Ifon forward with his shoulder q
nc wheel, 80 was pierced by siN balls lie
An. 'Nlitutl, the Object Of tho enemies shan
u. n.nta-
The sun., 1861-10-25

y oD0rNGS CHEAP-COMFORrABLE
i .,nSIs beds, 10 cents . night or ~ cents a
-. double beds less single rooms ID cants. Mar
.IsJ rsrsons 80 to % oenaa- Rsfreshmens equally
bw q WILTsHRE HOUSE, loe Franklin q, mar
Ess broadway. Ws,ohmAn all night. o4 9Aac'lst
The sun., 1861-10-25
ENIPLaQNIENT-Peuanses.

CHRIS AND DRAW ERs--HAND5 WITH
- te~tug uH'i iIUs ~ mako haluul suirs Ani
rwU-. G',d ltices nnl constant work, At los
L.it 9th ~. b5
The sun., 1861-10-25
STATES AGENCY
~ For
NATIONAL LOAN.

~ For
NATIONAL LOAN.
OYT1On oV KFroHUH, soH q COL
No. ~ Exchange PlAos.
ThEABUHY NOTES Issued FOB THB MA
T1OHAL LOAN beAring interest u the rata OF BIC
per cent per snnum, payable " order Of subscriber,
OF a directed, and o. the various dsnouinationA-
~ now Re had n this otioe, immadiAlaly upcn de-
post, therefor In gold or current funds. Orders
by rstuTn msn.
SIX PER CENT. TWO YEAR TREASURY
NOTES RkCBIvD AT PAR AND MrKRk5f
OSs e.iii ,EokaIs xEroHUK.
The sun., 1861-10-25

lITANIED-AN ACTIVE ENTERPRIS-
w IuI man who laIa tUrse a Il vi as1n tOr Pp
Al a. iuy suels eUtlI sl c,a o'i lamp AVID midi
uir or. = 'W Island T'n rer.ou wH" 10 uurm
sod I'D .a p.st yoGd .H.r.eu es .1 4 ch ser
lsl. F. s.. IN-rR Inducements wi. b oN fad All
l-saAgrINE !sJ Sun ulhgs, ogi2'llU
The sun., 1861-10-25
AcALLANr CHARdR.

Near the close Of the action, and after the day
was irre,rieyably lost, the two recentiy arrived
companies Of the Tammany regiment mAde .
The sun., 1861-10-25
ARTICLES FoR SALE.
DIRp CAGEL-BBwARE OF THOSE d

RIkD CAGEl-BBWARk OF THOSB I'M
~ p-uved 6n bird Csges, " lare the wires z
thru,ah holes In the dylhls folded bands, which
are open uniorneah, AID safe place for insects 10
re,te in. which y0u naver destroy; 81 IN cages
fur Insects we do n tnaEe ours are open and airy
everyvi ere. Cal and see ~ the mAnufact1ry of
j. hAxIIIhHR BRO, ia Grand street, sear
Boanway. oclT 9tactnG
The sun., 1861-10-25

ARD-A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN
7 gtnteuAn and VIE can or tsin h"ard -
er.ls tslns, 81 lE Chsrle- street, nliIn-~e.'
1,r rC Greenwich; also q AIDES. Il. FEIrHAN.
y 24ac'i2T
The sun., 1861-10-25

CEWING NEG--WANTED LADIES
- 10 learn b. op'ra'e GA B,nytr's and Vhseor a
WI nu'e sswits inac uss. p. sDtloe I'LL perfect agd
reoomiue lod " work. Term, 81. AZ ~ FIltrn
=, Brook "a, up stairs, oclS 2ta''lYT
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04

TIE MILITARY On Thursday last
Captain Linthurst's Milroy company ar
rived in town and in the afternoon took the
cars for IaTishurE. being escorted to the
station by Col. lrwin's Rsgimental Band
under the leadership of Charles Caughling,
DR., OF Newton Hamilton, Captain Zolling-
ers company, and the Slemmer G yards, who
now parade with the Minnie mqskets lately
held by the Logaa Guards. Captain Zol-
fingers company left yesterday afternoon,
being also escorted to the station by the
Slemmer Guards and large number of
citizens. We have nov in service Capt.
Taylor's Cavalry Company, the Logan
Guards, the Mllroy company, aud the
Burns Infantry, and Capt Neice of Nc
Eeytown is rapidly filing up the fifth,
Capt. Bigelow, of BelIevilIe, thc sixth, and
recruiting has commenced far the Teach
er's Company. The greater portion of Col
Irwins Regimcntal band is also from this
county.
nsa-The Cameron Guards Of Boafsburg,
Centre county, Capt Bosl, arrived here last
evening and will depart for lIsrrisburg day,
PICTURKs.-J. Smith & Son are again
open at their old stand, Gao door south of
the Town Hall, and with their Gpe light,
are prepared to furnish ambrotype and
Photographic pictures, and guarantee salts,
faction IF
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04
Volunteers Wanted.
Lew lsrOwN, PENNA. August I,

LEEIsTowN, PENNA. August |, 1861.
His Excellency, the Governor Of Pennsyi-
vania. has t,ndered to me and haze accept
ed the command of one of the ten Regiments
Of Infantry recently required of this State
by the President Each of the companies
will he of the maximum authorized by law,
to wit: One Captain, one First Lieutenant.
one Second Lieutenant. one First Sergeant.
four Sergeants, eight Corporsls, two Musi-
clans, one Wagner, and eighty two privatess.
Captains of companies desiro2s TO be mug,
tered into this Regiment will report al the
earliest day possible, TO myself, at this place.
or West Chester. Pa, or to Lieut. Col. Will
liam Brisbin. Wilkesbarre, Luzerne county.
OF to Major I. NJ. Hulings, Bellefonte. Cen
tire county. W M. Il. Irwin,
Col. Penna. Volunteers.
Bellefonte, Clearfeld, Luzerne and Hun
tingdon papers publish three times and send
bill to advertiser. aag2l-4t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04
Ronnties- Soldiers, Paw Etc

The acts of the late session in reference to
bouniirs, pay. &C., Of soldiers. appears not
to be generally understood One versed in
the laws furnishes the following facts.
l. BY acts of the late Congress all boun.
ties for enlistment were abolished, as well as
the two dollar fee for bringing recruits to the
rendezvous for enlistment.
2. For the first re enlistment in the regu-
lar Army, the soldier is to receire two dollars
per month in addition TO his former paw, and
one dollar for every subsequent enlistment.
). Soldiers who now enter the service,
either as regulars or volunteers, g for the
war" and serve ont their enlistment, shall,
with their discharge, receive one hundred
dollars bounty, or that amount will be paid
to the legal representatives of such Us die or
are killed in the service.
4. After the 9th August, 1861, privates
who receive eleven dollars will receive thir-
teen, and those who formerly received twelve
dollars will also RECEIVE thirteen-privates
and corporals receive the same pay-but no
other change is made in the pay Of non-cum
missomed officers, musicians, or artfrers
3. by the increase in the privates pay. the
allowance Of every officer who has a servant
is increased thereby-either twelve or twenty
four dnilars per year for each servant he is
entitled to.
NoTE.-Vhero is no authority for the offer
of $50 now made as an nducemeut to enlist
The additional bounty providing for enlist
men;s at distant points is also abolished
The fee for administering the oath is abolish.
ed; that duty is hereafter to be performed by
commissioned officer.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04
Edward Everett ON the Rebellion.

" 1t i welt known to You that sustained the South
at the almost total sacrifice of influence and favor ut
home, long a thought she pursuing conSti-
tutional objects. This did, although the South had
placed the conservative north in false and ndcfen-
hie position by the repeal of the Missouri ComPro-
ise and the PerSevcrng attempts to force slavery
the Territory of Kansas. 10y surprise fraud and vio-
Ience. against the known wish of an overwhelming
majority OF people. | pursued this course for the
sake of strengthening the hands Of the patriotic Tn
ion men the South aitougb 'caG tce o,Ca1s pa7ti
fr0' facts ,rttta personal kaoweige, HGt ha,ag
Southern potcioS hqi for HUyB,0rS been reSo5red ~
break Up The EaoH bcg cc1sei 10 cOatrUt tie
Eajtoi States Governments aud that the slavery ques-
tion was but preteXt for keeping up agitation and
rallyng the South
] certainly deprccate the choice of a President ex-
Clusvely by the electoral vote of section Of the
country, though consentng with the greatest reluc-
tance To he myself upon Of the opposing tickets.
Ii Was however. fully IN the power OF the South To
have produced different result. But the djSRi0iStS
rcre dccfutHot 10 haze their candidate. H0hgh mis-
tahea, tt it the bejef that he shared their asl0gat
r'ccS make this cha5gs GGaiasf tc0t ,cihOH acJU)}c
justified JG subsequent ercaS rel JY tie LtqH0qc 0T
Tie entire Eajo,, press South during HccoarGsS
After the election was decided, the dsunionStS
you'd not wait tor Ogat acts, because they knew
could or would be committed. They knew that there
was am anti-Repubcan majority in the Senate, and
that there would be one in the present House. They
Pfecptoted the rupture 0 the J8iDa becGUSC hcY kEer
fhat then Ird'te3 cCea the pretert for 1t -0ULf fat
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04

The Economy Of Hedith-Ths busy nation OF Amer-
leans have l2oO00Oo working people, whose sersices
may be estimated at 3 a day, and their annual loss
by sickness at an average of ten days in the year
This gives total loss Of $+00000QQ sum three times
large the whole cost ofthe General Government
inclndiag the Army Navy Post Offices Legislators,
Foreign Ministers and an The amount weighs over
six hundred tons in pure gold
large portion of this costly suffering might be
averted by attention to diet, cleanliness, and above
als by the proper of the right remedy in season.
When 25 cent box of Ayers Pills will avert attack
OF illness which would take several days 10 recover
from, dollar bottle of Ayers Sarsapara, will ex-
pei lurking disorder that would bring the sufferer
to has back for weeks months, does it take any g-
ures TO show the good economy of the investment!
When you have taken cold is il prudent to wait
ti has settled on your lungs when days weeks
months must be spent in trying to it, If II
can be cured at all or is i cheaper to take Ayers Cher
~ Pect9ra costing few shillings, and remove the
trouble before it is serious? 1t takes no wisdom to
decide. " --'
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TnkINGs. MVsLINs. T0WELlyGs.

Table, Diaper 12I Sheetings. &c.
Also, lot Of good Stone, China and
Glassware, for sale cheap.
A fine lot of q and 3 bushcl Bags, all u
which will be sold at great reduction Of pri
ces. please call and examine for E9nIfeiyes
n. Z. Ali peraons knowing themselves in.
debted to the above. will please call .immed-
ately and save costs k & J.
Lewistown, August II, 1861.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04
lOlT5'S 9,a3Galll3l4o
Seigrist's Old Stand,

Near the Canal Bridge, Le'eistopn, Pa.
Strong Beer, Lager Beer. Lindepberger
and Switzer Cheese-aD of the best quality
constantly on hand, for sale wholesale or re-
tail
Yeast to be bad daily during summer
my241yr
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04

BaTWe understand that Second Lieu
tenancy in the regular service has been
conferred on Elias w Eisenbise, late of
the Logan Guards, and now Captain of
the Slcmmer Guards The Slemmers must
have been formed under lucky constella-
ton, rs this is the second commander who
has been transferred to the regular service.
The company is composed of young men
under age have u cheap but neat uniform,
and drill with much credit
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04
DISSOLUTION.

H'HE partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween Brisbin & Sterrett in Reedsville
was dissolved this day by mutual consent
The books. notes, &C., of said firm, are in
the hands of j. w Ste2rett. at their old place
of doing business. where all persons knowing
themselves indebted will call and make set
Element Immediately.
RRISBIN 6 STERRETT.
Recdsville, August q, lS6l-4tpd
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04

ezE~ Among the teachers employed at
IIolIidaysburs we notice tho name Of Miss
Mary McCord, of this place.