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, 1861-09-30
Washington C1er.1shfps all Full.

It is folly for young men to continue press
ing On to Washington In the vain hope Of OBJ
tanning appointments in the departments.
There are not only no vacancies, but number
OF clerks have been discharged because there
Was nothing for them to do. II, in some new
ls.created department, a call is made for one
or more clerks, there are always an average Of
twenty applicants for each opening, standing
ready with "stropg papers," nineteen Of
when are necessarily disappointed. It Is sur,
every citizen to concentrate his life to It's sal
yation, to see atle bodied young men hopeless
ly hanging round the departments for employ
n~ent, while the voice from the regiment!
around the metropolis is "fall in, fall in tt
our ranks, there il room for you here,'-Cor
Yspoadence Philadelphia Press, 26th.
, 1861-09-30

A SENSATION SToRY.-1t appears that the
alarming report received By telegraph from
New York Monday morning, relative to =
"fendish attempt to throw 3 train of the
track Of the Hudson River railroad, bad but
little better foundation than the Imagination
CT penny-a liner in one Of the New iork
morning papers, The Evening fha says the
facts maiEly are, that cobole etones were
fonnd upon the track {probably placed there
By boys1 in several p1.ces in the upper part o.
New York They were too small IN size te
hare caueed any damage to the train.
, 1861-09-30

B The Manchester On. H. Horror says
tpihe mills Of this city havea large stock ofcotr
ton On hand which has advanced in price since
it was bought about one million Of dollars;
That owned by the Amoskeag company would
sell for e480, 900 mora thsn it cost; that owned
IT, Manchester Mis-, s165,oco. Sum total,
4pG5 0n0 y
, 1861-09-30

THE PHILADELPHIA V1cTIMs-Miss leila
Gale, the last Of the poor Gale sisters. aud
Miss Abbie Carr, victims Of the late disaster
At the Continental Theater, Philadelphia, died
laet Tuesday and Of the fourteen ballet girls
burned all but one have died.
, 1861-09-30

MERCHANTS SAVINGS

HE EERCHA n TS' SAV1N GS
1Y1 LOAN & TRUST co. Chicago, Sept. 9, 1s51+
Pursuant to Instructions from the Secretary Of the
Treasury, book vii! be opened on the 9Th inst At
the office Of this institution f-r subscriptions nnde5
under the act of nth July 1861. These notes vii BE-
issued in sums Of Fifty dollars hundred dollaEs
payable three years after date and bearing Interest a
semi iAnn3aly viii coupons attached Intefs!s &C.
crued since 18th August must be paid to date of spp
sctipnon BY Subscribers j. H. DUNhAM-
EeE6I9w
, 1861-09-30

w Prince Napoleon, with his wife, visited
the factories Of Lowell and Lawrence On Tues-
day Of last week. They manifested much in.
te1est In what they SAW.
, 1861-09-30
From HIIssouFi---Gen. F5czI1oatsz Ar.
rival at Jefferson City -. \ Rehet

T.
rival at JefffEAon City -. \ Rehet
Eorca MAJ ching on St. Josepas
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 26.-Gsr. Fremont and his
staff reached Jefferson City lsst evening il
| eafetr, and was received with great euthu-
eiaenl.
We learn that ali the Federal troops h.Te
| left Boonville io7 Georgetown
The appearance Of Gen. Frenont's letter,
| which is published in the Dsmocrdt this mora-
| ng kas greatly increased tie feeling sgalast
! the Biaifs, anG general devotion to Frem;nt.
| LEAyESwoRTH, Sept. A-Cleveland, the
| 1sader OF q band Of ?" "J4yhawkezs," ia heer
arrested By military posse, aad held 10 hail
| fer examination.
| The Kansas 2I Regiment marched for Law:
| renee tonight, where they lnencanp and
| recruit
Nothing new from Lane'a command.
LEAysSwoRTu, Sept 25 Scouts this morn
itg report strong column Of rebels on the
I1srch aorthwa1d from Lexington. Their
| supposed destination ia st, Joseph
Tke orsaEized companies Of the Kansas
Militia ars ordered to rendezvous in this city
iume d:atc1y.
kansas C1TY, Sept. 25-Gen. sturgis, with
parts OF the eth aEd 50th regiments, arrived
here lnRt night On the steam sr Majors, ffon
| Liberty.
, 1861-09-30

NEWSPAPER FOR SALE-The Office OF the
Rfpub2ican Statesman, daily evening paper At
Albany, n T., il offered for sale. The Statss-
man has passed through many changes IN Its
short and eventfu1 life.
, 1861-09-30

B- By of8cia1 report to tho 2oEh Of Sep
tember, tho,e were Ut thst date 7G7 sick and
wounded soldiers In the various hospltds in
- 4scat Washington.
, 1861-09-30

another Prize Tahe1.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 28-Tte q. 8. steamer
Brooklyn arrived from the mouth Of the Mis-
siaeippl for repairs. She reports capturing
tie bark Maceo, from RIO Janiero for New Or
l:ane. A prize crew YES put on board Of her,
apd she sailed for Philadelphia.
, 1861-09-30

w The Third Rhode Island Regiment,
which left its camp at Fort Hamil.on, N. T., 4
few dsya ago, to proceed to Washington, has
returned, snd Is again encamped at the same
place.
, 1861-09-30
Ths|L4wf4 svifle sktrm1sh..
fBpecia1 Dispasch to tbs n. 7. Tfmes.1


This mortfnp nearly five thousand men left
their campa, In the vicinity Of Chain Bridge,
and proceeded on the rosd towards Lswias-
vile. The ostensible purpose of the move
meDt was to obtain forage. The real design
Was 10 giva the rebels an opportunity for
fight, which they have stated they bad been
eonrting Nithoat spccess, a51t,da m1noFea sd. wv
unn marched to within mile and half Of
LeEinsyiIle, md halted shout 1013 O'Clock, on
the place Of pbys.cian. Supports Of Infantry
and artillery had been LETT along the road, Ii
the rear. Immediately on halting, two pieces
Of artillery we're placed On lne lagns ana ionr 6r
yards from one another. Pickets were lhro IN
out upon all eides, and at once the wagons
moved cff in different directions, and com
mcnced to load with hay belonging to farmers
known to be 5eeesei0nlsts. Nh1lst this Was
pr9Ssssdng body 9f Faesi esvaFg 5d sgs
Mott opened fire upon them In fe# mo-
ments tAey had entirely disappeared, and
| there we're no signs Of 6 1eappea1ance for ser-
! cta1 hourE.
About 5 O'Clock, ninety loads Of hay had
been secured, ard Gen Smith hid dete7n'aed
/ two or three regiments Of infantry and bat
| fe1y Of SIX runs approached from the direction
t Of LewinsYilIe aud formed in line Of batt!t
about two Thousand yards distant, A fen
| moments afte- regiment OF lnfanIr5 appear
ed upon the left h7nk, and the Indication!
we're that there would be = b7lsk battle. Oal
t1ccps at oEce fell into line to the number .
three thousand men, the reminder Of tn
feEce t<iEs on picket or left as supports alo1s
| the Ionte. Orders we're FORWARDED TO the sup
| Torts to-muye up to the main co1umu, sns
| Information was telegraphed to M=CAll's AM
Fig John Porter's divisions to hold them
selves irrea6inees to move.
Confident Of an engagement, cur trosp
were in the best of spirits, and anxiousl
waited the attack The rebel battery 500
opened fire with shot and shell. Thair frs
shot came half way to our l1es; the secon
;e1l short 6 hundred yards, and the third,
etcll, burst over the California Regiment, an
eEr3euE!y wounded private in the arm.
In the me antime, Capt Griffin comm auce
to reply with his battery, and his first sne
burt in4he midst Of the rebel battery, c.a:
ing q brief interruption in the enemy's attacl
They renewed, however, but wer5 lnall
eompelled 70 retire, infantry, c.yalry and Arti
1aTy, under the fire Of cur artillery griMn
| battery fired in ell twensy-sK ronnds. y
| j1fahtry On the left hlso vanished IN f9e WOO
! sn6 IT. O'Clock rot rebel Was II eiGas~ IAe
.sare nresent in force, fully as stroug a3 OF
own, mt they did not fire muaket, nor d
t fheis cavalry make any DEMONSTRATION
Gen. Smith then ordered the force to fl
hack to their camps, which they did, vi!
their Iorage, ard much di5guated that tht
had uot had 3 general engagement.
, 1861-09-30

# The -Aational LuteHigencer says General
Heintzelmap, who was severely wounded In
the arm At the battle Of Bull Run, has nearly
recovered from Lis injury. He will be assign
ed to command in Virginia.
, 1861-09-30
Afternoon Dispatches.
BFAn WRAhfREtQNe .

WASHINGTON, Sept. 28-Capt. Cranmer re-
rort6 thAt the Albany, which left the navy
Yard yesterday morning. had cast 4nchof and
was lying of Indian Head, this side Of the &c:
coquan Creek. being afraid to pass the rebel
batteries.
4 pTi5nte in the Second Michigan Regiment
was wounded in tie Leg yesterday By rebel
picket, near Ar!iT gton Hills. This is the first
case Of any one being shot SO near Arlington
81 "wednesday. Maj. Rucker, acting Quar-
termsster, discharged all the Inspectors at the
mond, Of Pa, who hos the whole charge Of
receiving and Inspecting horses.
Marcus Cicero Stanley, g recently discharged
political prisoner Eom Fort Lafay yette, has had
an interview with the Secretaries Of State and
War and General Scctt, aId has LEFT for The
West.
Acting Surgeon Tcombs was brought to
Washington yesterday On the steamer Balh'
more, which had taken several political prfs-
orera from Annapolis to Fort Lafayette. &C
co1ding to report, Toombs, Whea On the 10Y:
age, approached two Of the Eari2aa, :o!d
item that money Was to be made by trraiag
| The head Of the boat to the shc7e 20 ttss ths
| trisopets could make their escape, and thai
| GaEould epsure them 5000 each for v1eir assist
| a=ce, and $50 per month The mazines reject
! Cd the proposition, when he said there .er'
men enough on board to seize the stsamsE y
|
Eer up. Hence the cc1spiss!or Was errs5tst
| and brought here in froCs.
A private letter hcm Santa Fe ct the III
inst, states that Hon. Jno. s. Waitas has bee!
elected delegate to Congress By large ma
jority, Oh the I'd Of September. TIE write
adIe that the rebel army bad not crossed III
Ioruazda, but were preparing to 90 50 with
view OF taking Santa Fe. We expect pzett
big fight. Coy. Connolly T26 iaacgnrA:e2 O
the Sd inst.
LHerald Dlspatch.1
WASHINGTON, Sept 27.-Durirg the Day th
city tas been pregnant with r1uao1s Of battle
but nothing worthy OF report has occurred
4 portion CT Gen. FraEklin's division VEL
cut Ills morning from Alexandra, OF fora
ing expedition, with the expectation thst t;
eremy won1d accept the wager OF bsttl
but, a. in the case OF the reconnaissance OF tie
Smith from tie Chain Bridge, they Here Fl
willing to take up the gauntlet.
The impression prevails here that 20 sof
rs t1e storm is abared the rabe1e ara bound
make move in some direction An att@on
to Cross the Potomac either shove or be1c
| Washington is indispensable with taem- +
| city il rife with rpmors Of tucl attempt. b
the army eltgraph brings 10 confederation
them
, 1861-09-30

81 Burleigh," !" the New York co7espon-
dent OF the Boston Journal writes to that paper
that q COO troops passed through New York
III thirty-six hours during Monday aud Tues.
day Of last week, and Jet 10 quietly was 1t dono
that very fen In New York knew anything Of
, 1861-09-30
VIII HoLE8AtE

WHOLESALE |
DRY Y@GooDs.I |
r.: PAImER, |
112, ia, 1le Lake Street.
D0MESTICS, |
Bouebt before the late advance, ana Will be sold
tom II to one cent per yard less than
eau be bought elsewhere II
this msrSet.
50 Bxles Stark Shteting, -.---. 11!es
50 Lawrence shteting, --- 111e.
SO e appleton do. -" l13s'
$1,000 Stark Mil Bags, $500 per hundred*
2o.geo Lewiston 8ags, s25.5o do
15,ooo cohoes Bags, $500 do'
1900 Manchester Bags, $3.50 do,
se,090 ozark Bags, $3.50 d''
so Gases HerrInae Prints, --~-- 9Is'
! Is s. american Print Works: - ST..
IS IS Richmond Works, ,------9e'
50 Is Bleachtd Muslln, Ender Price
20 ss Eottpn F}annels,
20 I" DeHins,
| 30 Bales Stripe aud TICK,
200 ss Bats,
| Is Gases american pe Lalns, II to IS cts.
II Q s I E r z ,
NoEIors.
@H Z. ~ L@: SILKS.
q ALSO,
i TIE ABOVE At RETAIL
carpets, Gil Cloths, Cartain Goods
BEDDING AND FEATHERS.
?. PALMER,
: zI2. fz4 ans 1IG Lake Street.
sesg55SEEftirI
, 1861-09-30

NTTGHT SCAVEN9 EH.-Charlsa
K1n4vH 4ttnstd 10 tas clsxoAaZ Of rtT1 Isn4Hs
removing Of staole 1aa1rre. 8pd taE 1 ~:
[66Efe dfeetad 70 CHA8 KUIsE, E3l=&E1 r ~. GssA
IL u, Till esoAf f6 FKzl3s As..Akt3a. a7A@-~
, 1861-09-30

The statement made two or three days back,
tlat the Charge d'.AffAires Of the United States
a: Berlin has been to the Isle Of Caprera to
solici: General Garibaldi to accept command
il the Federal army, is confirmed. We do not,
how ever, know if he went on his oEn respon-
sibility, Or in obedience to Instructions from
his Government. But the United States have
a representative at Turin, and il an official
mission to Garlbaldi had been given, it is
doubtless TO that dignitary that it would have
b :en confided. Be that as II mar, the accept.
and ne do not believe that he will abandon
Italian affairs until the unity Of Italy shall be
perfectly accomplished.
, 1861-09-30

GarAba1disx Commission In thu Union
Arn1ys
lParis (sept. ~ Correspondence London Post.l
It is quite On the cards, con now assure
America, fighting for the cause Of the North.
The liberator Of Southern Italy has asked the
permission Of King Victor Emanuel, and his
Me1esty finds no difficulty. There is only one
question asked-Wil Galibaldi's health per.
nut him to fight the battles Of the Union?
, 1861-09-30

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They seldom 1ah n re..oTt27= the SAUskA Anda1Ar
oAHE to which females are so snb:ect.
They act gently upc1 tie bcw=zs-zeEoy:rE CoE
T1EESRss.
Ecr Literary Mer- Students, .1ei;ca:s FemslcA snl
al persous Of sedentar7 habits they sze valuable SO
LAxArIEz, improving the ARPETrEE, giving ro1s and
V1GoR to the digestive orgsas restoring tho rsr
trra1 elasticity and strength OF the whole ssssez.
The CEFHAL1C PILLS are the resnlt OF long In rcx-
ugaton aud carefully conducted experiments. ha71z
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prevented and relieved Vast amount OF pain ana SUI
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They are entirely Tege:&be in the- composition and
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TIE THIN TO CEIlDRKY,
, 1861-09-30

| TaJ1or'e Chicago boys, can be fred With more
5apiaity and greater Certainty than can mus
the ranks.
The I'd lows Regiment, enc amped at Birds
Point Is now completely organized. full corps
Of officers, field and lire, and fully equipped,
having new guns, new clothes, &c This reg
iment, It will be remembered, Is the one OF
which Hon Samuel Z. Curtis was Colonel
After Col Curtis's promotion to Bsisaa.er.
ship, Lieut Col. Tnttle Was commissioned as
Colonel, Major N, N. crocker taking t4s
dteutenant G9loneley, nd Aajutant n: +;
Of Aejutant stipnan, Lieut.. McKenney Of
Keoknk, Iowa, = very worthy gentlemen and
tip-top soldier, has been appointed Adjuta1t
Of 1he regiment by Col. Tuttle. The very
and men, and predict brilliant career foz
| the bows Of the % Iowa, under the able lcader
ship of Col. Tutt1e, Certainly more gallant
, | set Of cff1ceT1 and men are nowhere to be
1 fonnd.
$ J.W. Carson cf Jour city has been appoint
ed Lieutenant in Waldridge's Kentucky Ca
boufs rs scout. His bravery is as unques
t;cnab1e So that OF his more celebrated name
T sake, Kit. Day before yesterday, the Lieu
!. Norfolk, and when at point On the Charl e
ion read, between Hunters farm and tn
q river, suddenly found himself face to fac
# with gang Of re ebs1s. Carson was alone, bu
we'll mounted aud armed with trusty Sharpe
The rebels were bstWeeu him aud camp, stoE
il pIpg his only known ronte homeHard. Ca1
- sons only hope Was the long range Of hi
rife ard the speed of his horse. He fire
y rapidly at them, Just to show the mett1e {
l bis gun and the accuracy Of his aim An
the firing had the very good effect Of scarin
the 1etels ont Of the read way into cor
. field. The Lieutenant then fell into the wood
y ard lodged his way (most OF the time hardl
knowing in which direction to go) into cam:
/. Carson has been the hero OF good man
adventures since the occupation Of Cairo, th
70 details of which wou1d make good materil
for book
Yefterdsy, Company Of the 20th Ill n
ae at the bridge this side Of Charleston, dotn
ut susrd duty, under command OF Ieut. J.
s. Compton. During the day, Lieut. Campo
!. and prisates Rowan and Manken pushed OF
% for little adventure on private account. The
went into Charleston aud were having glo,
Gus time Of It with some Of the fair damse
d | Of tIat village, when suddenly there cRu
-. down upon them band Of rebel cavalry. Tt
last teen Of the three "bold soldier boys
L. they we're Eeated each one behind 4 rep
trooper, en- route for the deep dungeons
ColumhuA> The hoSs Of Company G dee2
NJ. regret the loss Of these men, but SAP the mi
= e bsp il altogether owing to the foolhardJ ras
~ nese Of the captVes.
IN The new guoboa4s building At Mou'
| City re .zp1!I assuming s1aPe. =
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-10
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Not only Go they cure the everyday complaints
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-10
AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarSaparilIa.

the most efFcctual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t IS com
bined nom the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence It should be employed for the cure Of
not only scrofula, but also those other affcc-
tiCns which arise from it, such as ERUPTIvE
and SKIN DISEASES. ST. ANTHozY's PIRE,
Rose, OF EEYsIrELAs, PDlPLEs, PUsTULEs,
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tor scrofula is a degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this SarsSPa-
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without which sound health IS impossible IN
contaminated constitutions.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-10
The New Big TIN Coffee Pct
Sign.
THE MACHIYE ONCE MORE.

Ny Machine Is new and runs little rough,
That all can see by the look Of the stuff;
But be that as il may, I'll still make her sing
Ot al! the Improvements and every new thing.
We have made a new Big Coffee Pot Sign,
The greatest in the State and new in design,
And It's model Of some we have for sale,
" Aich to please you | know they cannot fail.
Some Tea Pots too Of much improved style,
J be prettiest indeed you have seen for awhile.
Also ZINC Bottom Buckets that win not rust,
AND sold very cheap if you don't ask for trust.
Now for Stove, musttell you where to look,
Al And Is called the Daylight Gas Burner Cook
They re from the foundry and come direct here
10 the only authorized salesman near
More things I'd say but must do il briefly
Attention 20 Jobbing, but Spouting chiefly:
Lamps and Lanters and Sad Irons too
If you need Silver Plating, III do it for YOU.
Now it becomes me in a short wav,
To express my thanks to the people and saw.
am very much pleased so many come to me
For Stoves and Tin Ware although am wee.
mh7 j. IRWIN WALLIS
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-10
From g"iey- Lazy Book

IomGf1 Pre5erves-Take the round yel-
low variety as soon as ripe. scaid and peel;
then to seven pounds Of tomatoes add sew
Ell pounds Of white sugar, aud let them
stand over night; take the tomatoes out Of
the sugar, and boil the syrup, removing
the scum; put in the tomatoes. and boil
gently fifteen or twenty minutes remove
the fruit again, and boil until the syrup
thickeas. On cooling, put the fruit into
jars, and pour tie syrup over it, and add a
few slices Of lemon to each jar, aul YOU
vii have something to please the taste Of
the most f8stidious
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-10

Aead-To each gallon Of water put
four pounds Of honey; boil it one hour F.;
when the scum has done rising, pour the
liquor into tub, and when cool put a toast
with yeast spread over It into the tub; al
low it to stand until the next day, then
pour it into the cask and put the bung
tightly over it; let it stand one year in the
barrel
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-10

t. PtcL1e Tynoafoss-AIways use those
that are thoroughly ripe. The small round
ones are decidedly the best. Do no. prick
them, as most receipt books direct Let
them lie in strong brine three or four days,
then put them down in layers III your jars,
mixing with them small onions and pieces
Of horseradish then pour on the vinegar
(cold), which should be first sPical as tyr
peppers; let there Be a spice-Jag to throw
into every pot. Cover them carefully. md
set them by ia the cellar for q full month
before using.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-10

Spruce Bser.-AlIow an ounce Of hops
and spoonful Of ginger to 4 gallon Of wa.
ter. When we'll boiled, strain it, and put
in pint Of laolasses, and half an ounce or
less Of the essence Of spruce when cool,
add teacup Of yeast, and put into d clean
tight cask, and let it fcrmeut for q day or
two, then bottle it for use. You can boil
the sprigs Of spruce fir in room Of the cs-
sence.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-10

Receipt far Tomafo .yauce-Cut six TO-
matocs in half, and having pressed out their
Juice, put TO them some gravy, bit of gar
lie, 4 little parsley, and 3 few drops Of vim
cgar. These must be boiled together f9r 4
short time, and passed through a sieve.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-10

T. make Currans Cre2m, you should
jruise some thoroughly ripe cuErauts in
boiled cream, taking care that the cream Is
almos: cold before the fruit Is put 70 it, or
else it VIII be liable TO curdla Add some
beaten cinnamon. and sweetea 10 your taste.
Then strain the whole through fine sieve
and serve. Strawberries, OF raspberrics
may be used in tie same way, instead Of
currants and It Is considered best to sweet
en- the fruit before you put il to the cream.