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Mink and Sable Furs Tor Holiaax 2

ns-capes Half Capes, ycorines Nuns and CUFFS sel
ling Of ~ great reduction, at BANTAs SIC Canal street
corner Of Wooster.
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Rich Scnrfs for the holidays.
ID. G. sILLECKlA cox, l5eBroaaway corner Iber,y :!
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

David's Holiday style Of Gentle me n s
Hats--snesroon 2sglf Broadway. near Duene street
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

Trusses.-Marsh Il Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusses shoulder Braces and DR. Wadsworhs Uterine
vaora superior article. No. yesey street. Aston House,
opposite the church.
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

A ROMhTIt SCHIEDAM SCIfNAPpS ~ e, 9ta,1
N 1000 eases oil Woe's Sch,edxn Hchoar,.
III bond or duty paid for sale by.
UDOIPH0 WOLFE ~ Bsaysr ar>..
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

Rnrry's TricOpherOus Is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beaufying curling, canp
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' Try Sold by
al druggists
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

Pure TObACrOs-Yc1IOw Bnn NIX TOhpnc-
co-Goodwn's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco, inn
Wholesale by i. GOODWIN BROTHER 200 Water street.
Trusses.--Marsh q Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusse Shoulder Braces and DR. Wadsworhs Uterine
vator-a superior article. No yesey street House.
opposite the church.
Ladies' Observation-Disclosures lon 4 SONS
"SnOw White Oriental Cream iInpars pearl
tint hccompleyon upon the application Sold m
adrnggistsn the United States Europe and South America
Rarry's TricOpherOus IL the Best and
cheapest article for dressing besutryng curling cleaning
all druggists
Hill's Hair Dye, so Cents-Black or
brown. Infslibe Onsucn for the DeIrot no Ba
clay street, and MI druggists.
Katchclor's Hair Dye--Tho Best In the
worfd harmless reliable and instantaneous Sold ap-
Piled at BATCHELOR'SW Wig Factory, IS Bond street.
CristadOrO'S Hair Dye, whEs and Tou-
pecs, the best In the world wholesale retail ye
privately applied No Asor House.
Beautiful Compiexiom.-Lnfrd's Bloom
beauyiug the complexion aud skin All druggists
Broadway.
Constitution Water Cures Dial betes unl
diseases The kidneys and bladder. MORGAN Il ALLEN
Agents ~ Ci street, New York.
DfnrrhGn and Dysentery are the
of army. IIoloway's Ps onlya pre-.
ventige out a powerful tonic
Cam Pbell, Chemist and Ap0tIaeca ry.
of Eighth and Twenty eighth street Pure
Medicines dispensed with
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Ladies' Beauti6ed.-Pha,on

Snow " Whe Oriental Cream imparts beautiful pearl
rose tint 10 hec0mpexion upon the first application Sold
drnggsts the United States Europe South
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

Beautiful Com Bloom
OF Youth Liquid Pearl has equal preserving and
bcautyug the complies aud skin All druggists
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

Hills Hair Dye, 80 Cents-Black or
brown. Infslibe Onsucn for the Hair DeIsos No
clay street, and nl druggists
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

Ratchclor's Hair Dye-Thc Best In the
world; harmless reliable Sold
Piled at BATCHELoRS Wig Factory ls Bond street.
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

CristadOr0'S Hair Dye, Wings and Tou-
pec the beet In world Wholesale aud retail and the az
privately applied. No Astor House.
The New York herald., 1861-12-31

Campbell, Chemist and Ap0tIaecary,
corner Of Eighth Avenue and Twenty eighth Pure
Medicines dispensed with care.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23
WATCHES.


ih' afsirf 4ss-a' go al NelchiA.ksEs an
's@ief' N Nstcfrs having bought and seic Aner-
cen Watches ~ s,rstsr q years past. ar having
dssls n a.. kiris 4 fogefgh Watches fcr ; mUci
lo2ssr period = ;irze. t.g that they hav.
lever desit IA Match which. a class. O. IN inil
viinsi iHslsH.c-s bave be@n more sausfactoTy Z.
thsiussircs ~ crs,orners. whether n rerpec< .
durability. teauy q aassh. mAiLenstcsily cosress
psopost-on. secSrAis compensation snd sd'r-trnos,
o. o. fas.tSe- lee ae r,ssis, thsr ths-e tnsnusae
tu.ed Is the Wslthsm Company
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

Belle vernon, O. Jan. l.. 81
deafy =. sps14tinT. k-q.
Pleas End eaeloset tVent I've cent. for which
ser1 re another h0x II yrcr Cepts.c fills They
49, s~rly the test pills have ever tried Direct
A. SrovxR, p. H..
Belle Nsruon o.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23
Benz. Page, Jr. & Go.
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs,
PITTSBURGH. PA


,INhis elegant compound which has secured the
l. fdsnce and endorsement Of most Of the leading
Physicians Of New England. Is ralateable ad en-
Gent form Of QUtafHe containing all the peculiari-
ties Of Peruvian Bark. carefully combined with va
rious Zones AMI ronachics ard cannot fail 70 meet
the wants II the debiliteted.
II j. mid tonic 10 the stomach increasing the sp
petite, assisting digestion, eHlinenty good in dis
pepsa strengthening and invigorating 70 the dgcs-
tive and nervous systems after prcstratng diseases
aud In fever and asue. kindred complaints, its aid
Is Invaluable. For Dtrrh@s. Dy~entery, Cholera
Morbus. the Public nav rest assured there Is can
~ any better general remedy
One Of the very pest q Physicians q foston has
sail that y the beet preparation q Filters that
haa eveE been offered 70 the Public
Put mp IN hall pint as well quart bottles ia CT
der that az nay convince thensc.ycs q is superior
merits
Foz fnrfher pagticalars reference J. made - the
printed cfrcniA.- ror sale BY
CHAS. X. ATWOOD,
10 Cc-trsl street. Boston.
+. N. DOSSEILY. Terre Hsute,
and - Druggists generally.
T at .a--r..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23
%esh5 !s
A% lead
NervousHeadache
CURE q
A KINDS KIM o
Headache.

- - -. oftse-e fsils he pesodie attach.
-vzrsol-s Or Sek E.asaeAs nay - prsves,iek snd
aken - - cosamesse meat = a. attack. iHnstte
sli.f from sickness x.li - ost lined.
Toy seldor fsn r r-sses'sss N ssst ~ ~
ileld.Eels T. Wiki fuair' .Fe nssA sa'seet
ssAsy 40 xsnsr.ny a.aa she be~el-- renewing
Cessitease..
Fsr LH-rssy 49,. x@ssaf.. Is.lie.te Feaasie-.
AZ az per.ous u sss.as.ss As- they Afs valuable
a. = .axsiiss. 3 improving the aIlfetfe ing ssts
40 -ieo, . tas digestive crave. snA fe~srins The
lstars sies-risi.y 49, sssoHs:s = - ~hoe system
Ne CEPiiAtiC Pills tar fe-ult = leas inYes-
1<.,.oa ana carefully son.ae'ed experiments, hsvsrs
oeeu u uso sasay yea, eaF4as Which tine they
lave ,fsssnted sad relieved s4si amount q pain
49, .aa-risx from Leataehe. whether originating IN
- nstos4s sy@fe. o. from aersas, STATE u the
.ts.lasl
Try srv entirely vegetables IL tAe.r composition
m u4s s. takel At a. usnes wiih perfect sAir'y
ssth0at u.skax any change " Get asd ~ a0ssscs
s 4 a,4 s.l.ssre--Sls ~ rssd~rs a sssst as1s.s-
- t.>a. = cislare@.
oEH ARL Or SegsTERFEiTS
Tse gss.-iae hse~ ss-rs-srss q Z 10y e el'suiiss
= ecu tss<.
--sola - DrazS-t~ ass al o@..sr ses~ss IN pseti-
cnek
l ~ Vii BE- -~rl =, snail reo-spt u ~
GgICE IS CENTS.
AZ ost-s- .ts-l3 - addressed -
HENRY c. SPAULDlSG
ssCessar Street. Sc~ Yo5k.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

CLOTHING.
MinShall & Paddock
lave RECEIVED ANOTHER Lot
III los rHosr srrEhsfsr
We x'SMs Ultra
: Ii | X Z 5 F!
Asp sIr Assoar~Ir %
Summer Underwear
s,LI xnsps. IsoLvprss
EXTRA LARGE SIZED MERINo
Understands & Draw ers,
FoR LARGE SIZED MEN
AlAa. Superior Article "a
Leather Paced Driving Gloves
We have also on hand. At all time,
/ Full ass RrMLNr
or
FKENCH BROAD CLOTHS.
+ DOEsKIYs. AND
GRENADINES
DRESS SUITS.
>sp I'M Inn -
SUMMER CAsSINEREs
LINENS, MELONS.
/ MARSEiLLES. CASHMERfsS, sc,
! Which We are prepared to make up 60 order
in the most elegant manner
MiNSHaE.L a PADDOCK,
30. 81 W anssa s1sxrr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

Spruce Geek. Harrington county. Pa.
January ~, III.
= q. spaulsiag. SIR.
r5u WI please send NJ two boxes q your Ceri@l
P1lis- SEA- thesu Immediately.
Yours, Respectfully,
Iass r. Sfxxovs.
fea-r u-si ere box y your pills. and ind
t1em c-cellsT.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

ir,s4 o. Isnsoer.i. :. Closs. Nars-os.
fra srs - hs~e t<-n froehle.f ufth ~ hs.sach~
s-..l f,f f-.x tC~pAsise f7itss shst yoz nnAx
a4es tGfr d s--r ~ a. s.tseA-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

Hsverfcrd. Pa. Peb. 8. 81
~ eS,Eltins. ST..
wf-h ~ 20 s~nt IL usore bSx CT your Ie~
pNaAe P.fls Th1os f-ssircf 4 yrsGs dsl. oftens-
r. frx--s .hrsn
Yolrs, respectfully.
M>2H AxS Sorksorax.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

fresn he Advertiser. Providence. XII
Ils cetAslc Pills sre ssia ~ srsnsrkAtly e.
sca~c rcIrey for tAe hesiaeAe and ooe 4 n v~ry
pss 81 sEst ~cry f-r-c~rt 80 peint sAirh r. eTr
c~en tsttrersf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

Aa>on~ille. Conn. Feb %.
n. SpAGdlng. SIR:
have tried your Cephalsc Pills. and fiite them
thai want you -ss1 t,<o dollars worth
more.
Part = = csc ar fbr he neighbor.. 70 whom
~ass few ort q the hrst box got from yos-
sea- 30 Pile by lnAI. 1nd oa..se
Your obctient servant
JANIS KF~>xo4.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23
THE FoIIo~ISe ENDORSEMENT
SPAULDING'S
CEPHAIIC PILLS!
HEADACHE,
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
Is WITHIN THEIR REACH.

- L.ese zsstsrsossi1ls. trsrs aaso{icised - Nr
S,ss-,Ls--, 10y aford ua4Hesffo'sab{e PROOF
y ths sfcdoy - his sciensifc di-cererv.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

- 4 ..s-.s he-ti. 4 SpAyLIlSG's PRgPARFf
ofCe ~-t .sse - tlraes lis os~t "a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

EpsALL, M'poUcAL 4 CO.
Hard Times No More!
Look In a, the Ba-s Scene and the Immsnse
r'les of Good. a,
r;DsALL. McDouaAL q CO.
And he convinced TIA, the times are not As
hard - they nigh, DE We invested largely
Tor Cash. and have received over saa.Ooo
worth OF goods durin. the past scn day. par
chased fuinou- loS, 10 the importer ani
Manufactures. and which W are enabled 10
sen a, lower price, rhau ever known Oh she
Wabash. VIZ
About 10000 Yards American and
English Cahcoes.
la Choice STYLES ard Pas, Colors At . ana (,
Fine French challis at iat..c per yard.
saperfine 10 a, Island zoe per ward.
silk and Linen Porlin formerly sold at soc.
for 25c;
Chene Poll de Chevre formerly sold at l0c,
for 25c.
500 wards Mehair Foular,is, Double Wreaths
for Street and Travelling Suits. suitable
for Summer and Fall. NJ soc;
Beautiful STYLES Mozambique. n ~. ., An.
~ cents
Barege Anglase, Mohairs and lavelIas. for
Travelling Suits at 6. : and loo per ward
FANCY DRESS SILK
AND BLACK SILKS!
zoo wards Rich stripe Fancy Silk at IS cents
These Silks cost 81 90 TO import.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

F.caa - Fst-..-sr. = =. ~ Tir-ssns
Eaes lss- s.en t-<r~t N -rs IN tkoasau
- - srifrs Success.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

lCst sis- pst- .-fspl.ss - ctIer- RI whiA they
ser as..c. care 90 t.chs "a = = hr-ss.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

B-v~riy. ae~~.. fNc Ia. 80.
= G = sai1tcf. As..
w.ah ur nc cl-uI@rs cr large show bills %
80, -,z- shalt P more particularly before my
l-soi,ler-. - 1sTe AZ thing 4 the Ind. please
= - 20
tfs II = customers. vko = subject . severe Sick
n-a4--hs. asvall7 lasting Two dsy-, cured q
stt-r. - ss.e ho1r ss3ur Pl4s, Which aer.
F.sTe-ffnl,y yours.
wB wrsx.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

~ .asg s.ac< seat - 50. for boN q C~ph.l.r
rs ~ Sic cure - - Nervous aeadscae an1
tlvsfes- nj received - sane. ald Icy had 20
soaf a. eject tAstI ta.1no>f 70 scnd g. more
-. - s~n1 b return nal. Direct =
l. r WHEELER
Trelsnff Asf
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SAW mr. l4rcr<

spAuLulSG's PREPARED elrg
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23
srAULDiNt's rREPARsD ei.Ug

spACLDiNes rREfARKD eIUE
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g~s aoia-farx. Franklin Co. ohio.
January .. 81
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

cArr1os A. OF watch = no~ extensively ocun.
terfsl'iec ~ f-e msnufsc,nrsrs, ne hAv, 70 lrfsp
he public hat match : II cur producsi-u Witch
oaao>o0psuiea ~ c-rdacais geuuineD,s. hcar.zs
.he rr'nosr Of the wa'ct. snd slened BY onr Trest
mr.. q. D. Ro'b.n.. OF ~ ourp-ieccssors. Appleier.
Tracy a %
a. 'hese watches ios ale b Jewelers. generally
throsshpos he unon. tils American Watch cornpsr,
Do 20 .oiscit ORDER for single wsci c..
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON.
Wholesale Agents No la ~ d~Sy. tn
sp17dsei-vse~1n-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

Hun {. SpazIilns.
- 8 Cellar a., y \.
Oar Sir
- is-sf nss t~enfy- A. Is for wtich send
ssx o. .-CsphAiis P.ls-" Sod Adercss q Rev
wr C. Fulcr. ReyroiirbuTE, Franklin oc-aty. OHIO
Yonr rslis vork Ike q cfsrzn--cur~ Heatschs az
ins<aCter
Truly ysar-.
wna- 1. fnIs.
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tentiye during the entire iav. aud e.o-..
fail to have been greatly benefited. T, ~
evening Prof Wickershan Iacturs , an NJ sue
Instruction in schools. After she~;r. "a "a
great importance. he argued that spc3 ~
struction can be impaired in three p,5s..t -.
surrounding circumstances, 8 pleasant ~ Z :,
room with pictures of moral and a.tys~..-
character, good play ground ani bssr.:
tul location; by preceps, tie readiur n -,
Scriptures, the reading Gr narration gf sp;.,II
stories, like that Of Hashinz;on cut.;7, -.
cherrytree calling attention t5srents sni e,...
that have moral bearing or eEince tha,,.3
nsss q God, u example. showing ia wrr7 "a
ae'asl t425 ;l= teacher regards II N ir,-,.
tzaE t9 be truthful, honest. Kind ard Ill,
eEenE lzry. ~ The close Of the address -
ll-sf.Sete anan l.posly adopted tie fon.u.s,
Eze9.Et4sn
R>s,'ra&, That The nembsrs q thf. Tn.f
tate ;ecl@r IAeir hearty thanks 10 p
h.rtsrsuzn fgr his abIe, interes,.9- erl
highly lnstE11tlTe l=et8res.
The institute continues until FRIDAY n;,b.
August %. SKCKErARr Pz6 ~
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The CrY for Peace.

The New York Express very pertinently
says:
The democratic journals which hold out the
idea Of peace or cry peace, and encourage
peace meetings. mean WELL but if in earnest.
they iali to comprehend the south now, Just
as the republicans did before the war. The
southern government and the southern lead.
ers now desire the destruction Of the United
States Government itself and no compromises
no concessions, wonld satisfy the present ad
mlnlstration Of the south Hence 'peace'
WIN WIN Such an administrations becomes impos-
slbie, saye-not only in the utter destruction
OF our natonality-but in such snrreDders If
territory and property-as ifmade by a dem.
ocranc administration, would bow ii down TO
eternal infamy. What democrats admins
dare TO surrender Fortress Monroe or AIov
andrla. or Arlington Heights, or the forts on
the Gulf Of Mexico. or the mouths IF tbe
Mississippi? 1t is evident that even if Mr.
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shared with y0a the dangers of the past, and
will unite with you IN the conflicts of the ia
tuTe, tell them that IN this war. in defence of
Constitutional liberty, Pennsylvania viii
stand side by side With New York. that our
united sentiment is, - where Freedom q dwells,
there is our country" and where freedoms
champions have their homes, there are our
friends"
Il oft times happens, sir, that they who take
the sword perish by the sword. Should such
be your fate-should you be found among the
hecatombs that must be offered to appease
the god Of war-be assured that posgeritv
will do justice 10 your memory. a m0nu-
ment higher and more enduring rhsu that
which lowered above the immortal I4ree
Hundred that fell at Therm9pyie, sisi lasr1
the spot where our patriot martyrs Fess. 2G1
It's granite tongues will forever precfz51s %
the world, here rep0ses the sacred l4st =
those who died in defence of tbs UHig-. fle
Constitution, aud the Laws % tbeir Cosutry.''
To which Mr. Cash replied a. fsllews
LADIES AND GESrLExzx II am Obliged -
you for the conpilmen; Il handsome SWORD.
give yyu pledge il shall suffer ao dishouor
al ny hands
l happened TO be in New York City, ga ny
way 10 California, when the Government cal
led for tr0aps 10 defend the Capital I join
ed the y. ). IS. Regiment, an3 marched 70
Washington City
On the memorable 2lst Of July We eucoun-
tered the rebel forces at Bulls Run The
list was there, and you will find honorable
mention made Of it. At a critical point Of
the fight, | volunteered, with FIVE others, to
man enc Of the guns belonging 10 the Second
Rhode Island Battery. We served the gun
and helped 70 drive back the enemy. After
they resreated. | counted eighty nasn lying
around and iH tru2lt Of oar caRn0ls who had
fallen before the storm Of iron hail which we
poured cut. Our regiment retreated in good
order for distance Of two miles. We went
back TO New York and were honorably dis
charged.
was born and raised among you. and
very sensibly appreciate your kindness |
expect soon again to be upon the tented field,
and, when taking the sentiners midnight
rounds, believe me, | shall often call to mem
Org the pleasant faces | now behold around
me. l shall be comfnrted by the reflection
that while battling for the only free govern
ment in the world and the proud glory Of the
stars and stripes. humble a nv i8t in life
may be. l am not forgotten by the kind heart
ed and patriotic citizens Of our beautiful
mountains. Again, | thank YOU. and. NV
friends be assured, whether live 70 return
70 greet you again or perish amid the smoke
and tumult Of the battle field, shall not for
get while life remains that | am one Of the
sons Of " Gallant Little Mifiiu"
The sword, which was made to order, Is
a splendid piece Of workmanship, and
bears the following inscription
TIE CITIZENS % 2IITFLIy COUNT. Pa
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Our Candidates.

The olive branch held out TO our oppo-
neuts was not accepted in such manner
as to enable the Peoples County Conven-
ton to take action On the subject, no one
apparently being willing to commit himself
either by meeting, as a committee, or a
solicitation in writing, although three out
Of every five declared themselves favora-
bic to such ticket This course left
no alternative for our convention but to
place one in nomination To remove all
obstacles Of partisan character Mr. Glib
honey declined being candidate, thus
leaving the convention free to act in the
choice Of candidates, conservative in char
acter and fresh from the ra-ks Of the peo-
pie. That they have done 50 all who have
any knowledge Of the gentleman named
will readily admit, not one among them be
ing amendablc to the charge Of violent
partizanship. We have known them all
for years, and aside from all party feeling,
have no hesitation in asserting that no tick
ct has been nominated in this county since
our sQjourn in it less exceptionable as a
whole in point Of character and ability.-
Let comparison be made between the op-
posing candidates, by any impartial man,
aud the result will be most striking. But
it IS not alone in this view that our conven-
ton has done justice to the people: their
nominees stand on the record as uncondi-
tional Union men, opposed to all traitorous
designs, and who believe that the prosper
ity Of our country and the perpetuation of
our institutions are involved on the success
or failure Of the National and State Gov
ernments in putting down the infamous re-
bellion at the South, while our opponents,
whose boast it was in days gone By, that
they had no principles to conceal, stand in
the suspicious attitude Of fayoring the d.
vision Of this great and glorious country,
and the inevitable destruction Of the onlv
free and powerful government on earth.
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Ben Wood. or Mr. TalandighAm were the
President, they would not dare give up the
guarantees of free navigation on the Gulf OF
Mexico, OF the Louisiana. free Mississippi,
which jefferson. the great democratic father,
bought from Spain IN buying louisiana
But the only peace possible just noT ls TINS
sa-t af peaee-an6 hence IL Is idle 70 think CT
:, ~ ak ,F Il unless JEFF Davis can dictate
n the North such q peace on the Schuylkill
- on the Ohio river. in front Of Cincinnati.
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which fgr their wickedness Gods Fr3vl9snSe L;
has brought upon them. And that vii 90
rnore n er=sh out the institution OF slavery
than would hare been done b. the peaceful
administration Of the Government IN ten
centuries. II that should be the co.'s eglence
I should hs7e 10 tears 70 she'd To the tuia7e
and . Providence | leave the issues ol this
great question.
II iF not 1se p7orince Of The Gaos-Haaea5 q
f6s Tinted States II enter into crusade against
the Institution of Slarry. I sross33 proclaim
I, lie ga55Is Of all tie States 2f he Jsioa fst
TsgI; /, f.aJlGgs their Institutions IN .aesr osra
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TREAsONABLE PAPERs.-The New
York Day Book, News, and Journal Of
Commerce were seized at Philadelphia last
week by the l. S. Marshal, and several Of
fees have been destroyed since our last, the
publishers being apparently as crazy as any
southern fools in existence A case also
came before the Grand Jury yesterday, in
which defender Of the Day Book was
mulcted in the costs, the jury evidently
thinking he had been served right. The
Day Book will yet stick to the skirts Of
some patent democrats with more ignominy
than ever did blue-light to New England
tederalist
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-08-28

na-The Relief Board has fixed the rates
Of relief at 81 and upwards, according to
circumstances. This will make the pay
ments vary from that sum to about 50 per
week. Blank applications can be procured
at the Gazette Office on Friday
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-08-28

ne1Ihe Lewistown Democrat has at last
discovered that the editor of the New
York Day Book must be traitor. What
does it think Of the men who circulated it
here, and who still defend it?
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-08-28
NOTICE !

DERSONS knowing themselves indebted
Il 10 tn" subscriber ar respectfully raQge,
ted 10 cali and settle their accounts. It Mt
pail soon number Of them will be put in
snit.
The accounts also. of VIM B IIrffmau 5
Co, now long due. must be closed us ~ BE-
put in suit
aug28 F. J. HOFFMAN.
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Examination of Teachers.

EXAMINATIONS of Candidates Tor
IL Teaching in Mifiin County will be held
for the several districts as follows:
For Lewistown. Sept >
I" Derry and Granville, at Lew
istown,
" Armagh, at Milroy.
q" Brown, at ReedsviIe,
:" Decatur, at Stroup's School
house
" Newton Hamilton and Wayne,
at Newton Hamilton,
" McVeytown, Bratton, and Oh -
iver, at McVeytown, ~ ~
" Menno, at Alenville, II
g Union, at Belleville,
To begin at 81 o'clock A. NJ.
As the School Law contains no proVlsIoh
for prirate examinations, all applicants loE
schools will see the necessity of being pres
ent at the above public examinations. None
need apply for certificates who cannot sustain
an examination in every branch mentionedm ID
the certificate and in the art of teaching.
Directors and citizens are cordially in'lteu
to attend.
A. SMITH, Co. Supt'
Lewistown, August q, 1861.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-08-28
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

n=The Peoples County Convention
met in the Town Hall on Monday, pursu.
ant to adjournment-all tie delegates be-
ing present. A letter from AIr t5ibboney
was read requesting the withdrawal Of his
name, whereupon, no proposition having
been made in pursuance Of 4 Union tick
ct resolution adopted by this convention at
its former meeting, the f3lswing ticket
was nominated