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tt q many year since ny Harry dorsftod,
70 Gene back no more n the twilight or dawn;
And kobbY grew weary o. watching, and started
Alone onthe Journey his fattor had gone.
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NOTHIFG MORE -oONvINCINa


NOTHING MORE CONVINCING
Of the value ofa good remedy could be -1nced than
the foOWing letter, coming IL does, unsolicited,
from gentleman 50 we'll knoWn in that part Of
Ohio.
:, BERwIcK, Shelby c., Feb. "A, Iseo.
Gents:.I hsTs We - and apumbsr
Of other good medicines, but no kind that ever
deat in gives such good amt fll satisfaction a. the
Sherry Wine Bitters5 anu my oEn pra steal expert
ence couTinces me that thers is nothing better.
kor ntteen or twenty years Previous 10 lsa7, Was
afflicted with lntanlnatory Rheumatism, which had
become kind OF wanael ing chrOuic Affection. was
never Eithont, clear Of it. bnt at times Il assumed
alarming forns-sOmetin1es my kne s, or one Of
then have been swollen to three tour times their
natural size, and with the most intOlerabls pain
for days or weeks had no better way for locomO-
uon than 70 h0bble around on cruiclleH. ! believe
there is not JONI IN my body that has not st times
been gilected, some only having the effect to paral
yze joint or limb for day or two
i tried everything could bear of-tried 81 the
physicians IN our neighborhoOd, but at best could
only got temporary relief and had come 70 the con-
elasi0n that vas incurRble, until in 49, receiF
ed DR.. 5. o. Bicnardson's Sherry Wine Bitters ON
yen, and three bottles cured me, and have not bad
any trouble or return Of it since, nov tzo and half
years. think and believe that IN Rheumatism,
Dyspepsia Liver Comp plaint and Kidney Afections,
or Dropsy, tis speeifc certain remedy.
Respectfully yOurs, aa
GEO. W. HOFFMAN,.
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Turau MFDtoTara

Have now been beiorf the Public for period o. 80
years, and during that time have maintained high
onaracteT 10 almost every part OF the globe for the
6xtraordinhry curati which thVy possess
IN MANY THOUSANDS
OF certified Instances they have even rescued sun
ers from the very verge Of an uniiniey grave Alter
al the deceptive nostrumB OF the day have invaria-
bly, feileu. So great indeed their efficacy inya-
rlably and iniallbly provor, that it has appeared
scarcely less than miracul us 10 thoes who were
acquainted Wttu the beautifully philosophical prin.
riples upon which they aro COM nlpounded, and upon
which thoy consequently act. 10 WAS TO their man
test and sensible action in purifying the prngs and
channels Of Aie, End enduring them With renewed
tone and vigors that they were Indebted for their
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3Ialahing.
9lAlinktn,

MILLINERY G00DSi-N EW
=. 81. S. PORTIR, q ssnsSs Atrost,
Tr 1lresi ~ 81 4 new and choico stock OF
II j II NERY GOO DB5
.l stfIs slirrsd Hs.s fioVsrs Rfbbonl, Noun.
- 80 Ing Good, Collars, Nailsi ~ Alfo, -1ll
XIV EEILE HATS F0k CHILDnEH,
y q rroat variety Of atasonabla and liShion-
atla acoI net e1lzlelated. Ladies Ara rospo1tialF
irli.sf - csil and examine. ---s
ar-srfrr-- mhr1lR1t
ElP DEIHIS DAY-
Hfft "A nfos as1srtmaItof llh
I,f8Ers, & lIIssEs STRAW BoNEFTs,
stas aoods; Albeors, e., e l.ouelhes, E,s
- URaer Bonnst Aea1os
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22

lil5 A. \, NIGHT EXPBEss N tYy-stss,i,. Z. :,
Girard, As tabula and PainesFiIls ~ 5.f =
- arrives &c glegeland AZ l.1sA - = - fr11
L0N0 A. =. NAIL TkAIH--BtoppinF ar an Efsffsnr Z
Z t except aybTook. BnionVfiis.- psr-v 49,.
sef , sGa mleklife, and srriEs St ClslslSnf
Lz;SO ?. H DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-stopDfaai.ff,s a.
rard, Conneaut, Ashlabala and -fsIHs-5ifis q
only, and arrives at Clsyeland IL 49, -
AOOOAMODATION TRAIN will iegve f7o1ra--f 81
~ 6:O0 A. r., stopping al gfsfie61 i5-77l
arriving st Cleveland At ssle A n = = ~
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ConfRftioaEtl..

NTsf'ss - = - = i-.5l =.
John SGHRINK = Sea Sc 80 , -.
Having removed to his new quarters, -.sii
NO. %, LYMAN'a BLOCK
UPfOsITs THE COuBT HOUSE, ON PUEI,rQ
cQuAhE,
Is prepared to receive tie calls Of hii isad5 Snd
ETerything in The liho ot Confsctonerv "a t.,t AZ
HHOlES Ale AND RETAIL ss usual
OYSTERS AND hot COFFEE
4 vsl as tho ehoieess eassbies served I'D e no
DINNER IS SERVED DAILY -
q ne ,sseon9p1oastion Of persons hAyins hl.lnel
~. KEKNEfT ALE OF pR2UaHTs
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nm bToFFETps T,TFF ATRDTcTpES,t,
PILEst PILFsii pILEsIiJ

= TUII. MUE LIT y WEUIUIN Us 7 IT ="
Should be taken fn the early stages Of Bilious Com.
Paintsi and f peraeYered In strictly according 4
directions, win pOsitively effect cure.
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MoFTAT's LIFE PILLsIIll
McFFAr,s pnGS7x p1rTERslll

affections Of the head, sick headache or nervous
adaohes these Pills viii be found to possoss the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22

e''The Root Of all Evil, il tte. venom
Of dsssss instlsd into the systsn By early abuse,
insllganss and szcols of any kind. Thls must Be
ora6icassd from the system without delay; not mo-
nsltahoula bei01t, ms psrnlolous use Of mercury
viii not DO 81 nay, 1t viii iRiure rather than cure
TRIES1sl Al Z. a 3 4 yonr only chsncs--s perm.
sal of The boOk I5BNAE ERAILTY, or PHYsIO-
LoatQAlsREF AROAEs 2 Illustrated with col
red sngraVlnn Wia explain everything. IL Ysl
only cost yos IS cents.
soid by DF. Barrow, lSI Blssoker st., y. Z. p-Ics
. esntG Sent fres Of postage ssEofJVhere. Rsau tie
advortissmsntof Of ''Triassmar'i sn anothsr column.
Also sold b. Z. 2. Gaylord ana william Eisks,
DrugEistr. OlsgslEnd. Ohio : --.----.,..- u :.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22

The following order shows how complete is
the transfer Of Virginia to the Southern Con-
federacy, even before the ordinance Of seces-
sion was voted upon by the people: o ss-
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RoLUNTRERRD.


I know TIE san ihipss ana she lilnes are blowing,
Oh g see all The TREASURES the Spring 4 heStow-
And S6iuk-zy boy wlnls ENLISTED today.
Il seems sui a day since al twilight, low hum
rOotsd bin 70 sleep win his check upon mine,
"hiie hoeey, ne toas-ysar ola, watched for the
OF fsasr. adown the r.rsots indisslaos line.
Il e many year since ny Harry departed,
:, ~ GENE back no more N the twilight Or dawn;
A99 ho1pl eFeg weary q watching and started
Il 3 many yuar-and this Afternoon, sitting
At Ro6by Old window, I heard the band play,
ARa "a saaa,Snil ssessd dreamlng oyet ny Knitting
10 recoileof AAlie Is tventy to day.
Ana tAa,, sis6aiag bSsIas him thIs uOis lIss.diy
morning, Y ~ 49, Nlll tgafs
b The cur making gold Of nis wrssthed cigar.
TSaw IN his sweet eyes and lips a faint warning
And cloked down the tears Whenhe eagerly
APoAei $3.50
eDsar mother, you know how thOsa traitors are
They tTsI5pls the folas Of our Gag m the dust,
The esGys sy Are al hre' and they Vish I were go
He topped, but Ah eyes said, = Oh say If I
s -.l iF
Snilsd on the boy though ny hsart It seemed
breaking:
Ny eYes aiied with tears, 80 turned chem
And answered him, a'Winis. Ills wsli you are
Go, act as your fAsasr would bid you. to-day r,
/ sitin the windoW, end see che aags fying,
Aud dreamily list 70 the roll Of the drum,
And "a other sile pain IN my heart that is lying,
And bid "a the fears In ny bosom be dumb.
Ishan slt In the window when Summer 4 lying
Out over the fields, and the honey bees ham,
Lulz the rose at ne porch from her tEemulous
And Watok for the faoe Of my darling TO cone
And SC he should fall. his young lifs he has
For Freedoms sweet sake. E. .snd foEms, viii
Once more With my Harry and RObbs In heaF6a
To meet the dear boy that enlisted to-day.
AtBIos, Nav YoEx. -a4c7 lstla @
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:, L. D. RU0KER,
CLEYELAND 3 Erin 3. RiE5455s,Y $
lsSl. MMER ARRANGEMENT. rsa
TsSbs H1d 3 al1es l1 ~ ass5dSy Lay eih, ssls Pas1

LEAVE CLEVELAND
si1o A. n. E4PkESS MAIL AIN-Gfo--s,,- - -
~ oIation9 except Euclid, Wickii "a s. -
torl Ferryi gnionTille, Saybrook, FafrTi--T
-, ?, ~, Dnnk 400 p. T., Bufalo 49, = Il
4Vo p 4. ylNCtNNATl HKPRE5S TIA IT,.
ping az falnesVilie, Aahtahuls md nI--sI .
enlys and arrives AZ Eris 7s05 p I. . -r17,-
80 : - AlIh az 80 ?. H., Bnealo at I0-Z5 > 4
40 ?. n CONhEAUT ACCOMlIODATfor-rl,.
200 p K sIs8T = ExFRRss 2SisSas TRAIE-st,5.,., -
FanesSiilet Ashtabnla and Girari 81 s5F q
arrives ct Erie st 1910 A. ~. DIini-f.,li - y.
2'O A.M.s Buffalo 80 A. n. - - g..
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MARSHALLIS UTERINE -CATH0LIC

which 10 offered as certain In cases accumpa-
MED with the following symptoms: Irregular ties,
weakness, Esintness, Deranged .Appetite, SailoW
Sompexion, Pain in the Back and Kidney, Chills,
Gold Hands and Feet, Bloaatings Feyerishness NsU,
ralgia, PalpitatiOni0f the Heart, Dizziness Nerv-
business, Headache, Restlessness, Disturbed Sleep
Pain N the Spine and between the shoulders, Acid
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Difficult Passing Of
Urine with heat or smartiug, Itching, Burning or
LIT tation TO ths Uterine Organs, Nightmare, Dis
p II, mysteries, Anxiety. Red Face NerYOuE TWitch-
II Starting, Constipation, Irritable Temper, Sad
ness, Deprayed Appstite, Elatulsnce, Bloated and
ngular Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams, Pains in the
y -r1ne organs humbness and Pans in the Limbs,
Loss ofthe Memory, Bewilderment, Soreness In the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22

An the trains going westward connect Al nIsv.f,-5
Wlte trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbia lli-ei,
natl 81 Louis &ci and all the trains go{r ssssf-l
kallroad and At Buffalo with those Of he Nsi -i,
Central and Bufiaio New York City Railros5Is
rn,, =, II. kOTTINGHAM, 4, SulPt -.
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2hasEEiaas, &f.

@- DIR. KING is still in Cleveland,
where be prscticed for the last seven years. aud
can be consulted at NO. 10 summit street facing the
Lake, between Ontario and Seneca, or through the
Post Oflce, Box 2O59, Cleveland, Ohio.
P pecial attention paid to diseases Of the Eye,
Ear, Throat, Lungs, and all Chronic and Female
Diseases and -DeranRements.- ELECTRICITY ap-
piled when the nature Of the case requires it.
EsE CAUTION. -GN
DR.. B. A. KING is in no way connected with DR..
]. J. King. mYl7:345
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1LAVNLAND, COLUMBUS q

(. CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS q 3
oIHsNNATI RAIbRoAp.. ..lal1 gsrol[
L5oL Spring ARRANGEMKsT lrfsr eaf.
On ana aIier Monday A pril 18th, isEI. -.
Trains viii leave Cleveland a. foIloT7l- - - Z
w Il H ~ l. q Cilclnnatl Express-StoDu1n4 a
Bereas Grafton Wellington GsF fe753,l-,
eelen5 ohelbYq and al Statlo6f al717f1
SSsfs.ySy5 Ss1tygy5 5saenl2s Columbua q li:i9 4. - ]
z'I6 P n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ct an 81, ,tIou
and arriving Al Ooluanb bUs Us ), Ca
- = n G,slt sL A9xpreess-st2pping at al BtationS
norm OF Gallon tiiead, OardinptoI. kai7. Fl
ley, Delaware and Lewis Oenfef 17'1 ~. ii
other statiOns to eaFe sfIfsaen gsr9 -1s-iI---
Aesenins Columbus at ll:l5 P y, and0ii-, :
CONNEO fro n &. .0i5o-.-srTs5
5neioyf sanduskys Mansfield Newark BaIIroai -.
q. ahanAneid' =. MI Vernon NewaFk, zanssViiis,
Crestiines Pittsburgh, Fort Wayuelt Cli.a-. a,I,7
road, for Forest, Upper sapduai-T fiSl-i---
LIMA Fort wayne, Laporte, Cifca16- -.
n- .Sl, sSSlst, ana Aast tor Aansheld, Woests7, Hs9-
Gallon and Belefontains Railroad Lima a. Nario,
Belleiontaine, Sidney, Union Muucis IN
olnep9liss Ferre Hauts, Vincennes, E9a1I.
=, Fltles Louisville, Cairo, st. LolIis, - -
DeiANarel win Springneld1 Mt. Vernon and PittS-
Columbus, Little Miami ooiumb6s, ana Xsulsf
aa-tliEoaQ, lor AeTilas Dayton, IndienErrI,I.
Terre haute, Sc. Louis, Morrow love ~ d
p. and cincinnati, and with the Ohio ! lIi5s. -
slselpRl ha1lroad at Cincinnati fsr TonI1- u
Vile Evansville, Cairo, st. LOuiI. ard sn -
points on the Ohio river =
Columbus, Central Ohio RailTcad ior Nesark z.uss.
fliis, 1Is " y n4tseiing' ti g, SolumbusI Pilus ard
- Tor Tickets to all points ana infyruIafnS -
ply at the Union Ticket Od3oe 81 SursrioT 7fr7t -
at the PASSENGER Station - -, = ~
- :, Z. S. FLIET, supsrintsaas5t. Z.
0leyelane ApELl l2lh ISL. +, - -.
M EWET Nm N
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know TIE san shines, ana shs illacs are blowing,
Oh @ see all the treasures the Spring 4 heigoH-
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MEGlRinFs.
n TWELV- Y7EaRS A7IO

1871 TWELV We YlEAKS Ago
AOO1a the success Of several medical gentle
men In curing disease upon principles In accoTianoe
with the great natural laws induced their
ment as an incorporated institution under an act Of
the Legislature BY the title of TIE GREFEHBERG
COMPANY OF New Yerk. The continued success oi
pom public confidence, has fully iustifed the honor
conferred upon the Association BY Legislative enc
lctment, and they have to feel great pride u
COMPARING their success WITH medical academies AZ
80 chartered By public authority Unsolicited testi-
mony nom public and private individuals and conc
mendatory notices in the leading public journais
bear witness 20 the sdical skill and high PERSONAL
character Of the gentlemen connected with the In
stitutot, thus assuring the public that among fbe
many unworthy adver tlsers Of the dGy, II L t5 as
EhbERG COMPANY has ever been and VIII be a
reliable and Trustworthy medium for the restoration
OF health 70 The afficf and all who are sufIerine
may address them giE sntfre confidence. ~ =
Inc pF1nci pies and practice of medicine adopted by
thl5 Institution are lucdly cot forth in THE II d-
ENBEkG MANUAL OF HEALTH, an Invaluable
medical work, published for family use, and thtre-
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The health Of American Women, diseases of Chill
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and IL is enough TO say they have proved thensaYes
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Their series Of Medicines embrace eleya iif;4-ent
remedies adapted to different diseases with minute
directions accom- panying each article. The Medic
cine TO which We wish to call the attention Of tie
many Females sftlicted With disesse, ia
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OOGlAGJIAONS.
9 49aneeilons are made at MonrosFils ufth tn aS,
~ atassl "a 4la1sneld and Newark r. R. et CITds --ftb
-f -qst ~ Dayton and Cincinnati B. r. n -
i,b ~ th It;remont Indiana r B. and az Toisdo
Win tne Micllg1n Southern Northe-, T--sf---ss
aud Toledo aud Wabash Rsilrosis ~
ILoit JsSekso1s Fort Wayns, IOgansporf, Lsis1-=4S
Weat and Southwest. 49, -'orsA-
Trains arrive n Clevsland from Tcisd5 IA A.
sandusky At s:45 A. n. " - @H'A
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-07-31

LOUISVILLE, July 29.--The Montgomery
ConfederatiOn, of the 3d. says the Norfolk
Day Book reports nightly riots between the
soldiers and citizens, and that soldiers have
entered houses of citizens and committed hor-
rible depredations. The Confederation re-
quests the Day Book to particularize hereafter,
so that Alabamians need not be implicated
BALTIMORE, July 29.-The Police Com
missioners, Marshal Kane, and other State
prisoners now at Fort M'Hepry, will be sent
this afternoon sent this afternoon to Fortress
Monroe, by ordOr of the government.
CHICAGO, July 26.-The Sixth Wisconsin
regiment passed throu sh this city last night
en- route for Harrisburg. where they are TO
receive arms.
PITTs8URGH, July 31.-One of the most
disastrous fires which it has been our province
to record for years, swept over one of the
squares at the Point on Tuesday afternoon
destroying the splendid Duquesne Freight
Depot of the Penna. Central Il. R., fifteen
tenements, many of them valuable structures
and four stables. From the beginning of the
confagration until the fire was fairly conquer
ed, was not over two hours but IN that time
at least $50. 900 worth of property was de-
stroycd. The fire originated IN the cellar of
the Duquesne depot
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-07-31

The officers who took Mr. Pryor prisoner
at Bulls Run, say that among the other pris-
oners taken was very badly wounded Con-
federate officer, who wore the eagle Of colo
mel on his shou.Ger-strap. He appeared to
have gone beyond his regiment and got sepa-
rated from them, and so cut off. His left arm
had been shattered above the elbow, and the
useless member was dangling in his coat sleeve.
He was also bleeding prOfusely from wound
in his side, yet waving his sword In the air.
and would not give up until surrounded, and
big fellow Of one of the Maine regiments,
rushed up to him. threw down his own gun
and clasped the ofic around the body. His
sword then dropped from his grasp, and he
sank upon the ground. The first words he
said were, " What fools you Yankees are, to
attack US, with such a handful of men >
8. Why" replied his captors, g how many
have you gOtT' There are 90, 900 on the
| ield," he replied, d" besides" here his
sorength failed, he sighed heavily, the blood
| gushing from his side in torrent; he called
out in a faint tone, 81 Emma, Emma" re-
| peating the name twice. stretched out his
limbs and expired. He was very handsome
man, about 80 years of age.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-07-31
PITTSBURGH MARKET.
PITTSBURGH, JUNE 18th, 1861.

PITTSBURGH, JUNE 18th, 1861.
FLOUR-From Store, the ruling rat are as
follows Superfne S4.75 to S4.67 Extra $500
to S5.25 Extra $3.50 to IS go; Fancy brands So
90 to G.25 Rye flour, from store. at 2.75 to3.SO
Buckwhea5 flour, from store, Sl.75 to 100 per
500
GRAIN-Wheat, prime red, $1.O5; white, ST.
10. Barley, so to 55, spring, and 90 to 65 for
tal Bye, 45c. Oats. - to p. Corn, 40 TO
Groceries. Sugar, by the hid. 6 to I, and
by the bbl. Il per lb. Molasses, 33 to 30 per
gallon. Coffee, l43 per lb.; Rice, 81.
BACoN.-Shoulders, =. per lb Sides; - to 10;
plain Hams, To-; Sugar Cured, u.
BROOMS.-$2 90 to 2.75 per dozen for common
to choise. and 5325 for fancy.
BUCKETs AND TUBs.-Buckets, $50 to LIS
Ter dozen. Tubs, S4.75 to COO
CANDLES AND sOAP.-CaudleS. dipped. 103
per ID: mould and adamantne Is to 10. Soap,
common, >; Palm 53-
CHEAsE.-Common to good. 9H to Il.
APPLEs.-Apples $3.50 :u2.75 per Dbl.
DRIED FEuIT-Peaches, $3.50. per bush APP
pies 20 cts.
FEED.-Bran, 81 to So cts. per LOO lbs;
Shorts, 80 to So cts; Middllngs, SI.OO t. l.10
cts; Ship Stufs, 90 to IS els
Fish.-Mackaral S11.5O to 1900 per bhl.;
Baltimore Herring, S6;25; Lake White, Sl0.50;
Trout. $1,000
Potatoes.-~NeshaunocBs.a at 80 cts per bush
Dee Is L llIloIlIS S---V per UuSH- TldA, o.
20 to 1.25. Clover, $40.
Whi~ky-Bectifed, 16 cts; Old Rye, s125
per paHon-
Lard.-No l, Q! per Ib,
Hey.-At scales IS to per ton.
Hides.-Green Beef Hides, ); Dry Sailed Hides,
y; Dry Flint Hides. 12I per 10,
Cil.-LardNc. l, SO. Linseed. 65 per gallon.
Sat.-No. /, Sl.I5 per bbl-
TalIow.-Rough, :, and country rendered,
per lb.
White Lsad.-$8.5O per keg. and dry Sc per
ID. Red Lead. - Z Litlargo. 81.
Winduw Glass -GXS and 7X9. y 90: SNlO.
s. p: 9xII to IOxI2. - 80. Sxl3. 9NI4. IOXII
32 %: 9xI5 and IOxI6. $500.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-07-31

MASKED BATTERIES being the main dcpen-
dence of the Secession Generals, we give the
following suggestions of correspondents of the
y. Y Herald. One says:
e Our army appears to be ignorant of any
plan to rid the enemy of their masked batter
ies. So Just allow me to express an idea
which, If carried out, will leaTe them of little
if any use hereafter. By setting fire 20 the
woods, with the wind blowing towards the
enemv's battery, he will be routed by the fire
or at least exposed to view. There may be
some doubt as to green woods burning; but
know they will burn, having set woods on fire
in the North by using tar. The Virginia
woods, being mostly pines, will burn much
faster"
Another suggests:
Il have way of unmaskirg masked bat
teries in the woods which it may be well for
our soldiers, who expect to attack Manassas
Junction. to understand. 1t was suggested
to me BY some experience in the woods -
Smoke them out. 4 few loads of hay or
straw fired in the edge of a piece of woods to
windward of an enemy will not only smoke
him out, but will guarantee that he will not
run away with any powder in his hands. This
would give our boys fair field. and if private
property was injured, let the governme mt
make it good. believe Beauregard can be
snoked out of Manassas
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-07-31
IOfal 9tRng.

RErURNED HoME.-Mr. Peter Linton, son OF
Sheriff Linton, who occupied position in the
s1ttler's department of one of the Pennsylvania
rsy7nents, returned home in good health, on last
Saturday evening. He states that all the three
moths volunteers from this State are now at
Harrisburg, waiting for their pay. They have
al been discharged, and are consequently COM
reIeI to support themselves while waiting for
the ''rowcrs that be'' to fork them over their
honest dues. As they are nearly all without
money, considerable amount of suffering from
exposure and hunger Is the result. We learn
that Brua Cameron, son of the Secretary of War,
has the money in his hands, but refuses to give
It out unless the soldiers will agree to receive in
pavment checks on the Middlctown Bank. These.
if accepted, the soldiers would be obliged to sell
at a discount in Harrisburg. in order to avoid a
fatg',ing journey to Middletown. Now, is this
not outrageous! 1t is even more disgraceful
than the rotten clothing contracts of Governor
Curtin. When will these frauds and peculations
cease Even the son of the Secretary of Wan
IS engaged in tn ON!