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UP2LEs for the hes Of Ande DTh c)-s9rslrg TIE
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hut wiz eT In he Iislng day
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{ Ter moment ieit the rod,
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sprsAI His light ytugg and sosred TO God.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-26

ADDRIss rRoN GEE. FLoYD.-The following address
To the People of Western Virginia has just heen is
sued by Gen RIoyd:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-30

Mr. Crisfeld ofMa1yland has published the
memorandum Of conversation between Presl-
dent lincoln and several members OF Congress
from the border States, on the Emancipation
Message Of the 9Th of March, The convention
took nlace On the 10th of March, and III the
course Of it. Mr.. Crisfeld, OF Maryland, asked
what would be the effect Of the refusal OF the
States to accept this proposal, ana desired ~
know if the President looked to any policy be-
yond the acceptance OF rejection OF his scheme
The President replied that he had no designs
bevond the action of the States on this partlc-
Mar subject. He should lament their refusal
to accent it. but he had no designs beyond their
refusal of it.
Mr. Menzies, of Kentucky, inquired Ii the
President thought there was any power except
il the States the,uselve to carry out his scheme
OF emancipation.
The President replied that he thought there
could not be.
Mr. Crisfeld said he did not think the peo-
pic Of Maryland looked upon slavery as per-
manent institution and he did not know that
they would be very reluctant to give it up II
provision was made to meet the loss, and they
could be rid Of the race but they did not like
to be coerced into emancip patton, either by the
direct action Of the government or by mdlrec-
ton. as through the emancipation OF slaves III
this District. or the confscation OF Southern
property as now threatened: and he thought
before they would consent to consider this pro-
position they would require to be informed on
these points.
The President replied that, Unless he was
expelled by act Of God or the Confederate ar
mics, he should occupy that house TOR three
years, and as long as he remained there, Mary
Ian d had nothing to fear either for her lnstltu-
tions or her interests. on the points referred
to.
Mr.. Crisheld Immediately added: Mr.. Pres
ideDt, if what you now say could be heard by
the people of Maryland: they would consider
your proposition with much better feeling
than fear without it they will be inclined 10
do"
Tue President -''That (meaninga publica
ton Of what he said will not do; it would force
ne into quarrel before the proper time: and
again intimating, as lie had before done, that
quarrel with the ':Greeley taction' was nnpen-
ding, he said ''he did not wish to encounter it
before the proper time, nor at all, if it could
be avoided.
An order has been issued for commission,
to assemble in Washington, to examine and re-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-30

that request was mace OF tnem yesterday t0S
allow the removal Of the dead bodies OF two
Federal soldiers at Shepherdstown, only one
hour being occupied in sending the request and
receiving the reply This indicates also that
the reported retreat Of the Confederates UP the
valley of the Shenandoah was incorrect, But
it appears that they anticipated an early move
ment Of Gen. McCle(lan's army; as all the sick
and wounded have been sent to Staunton.
Gen. McClellan's headquarters IRE now at
Berlin immediately on the Potomac 9en
Burnside is with the advance.
Since Sunday last, the movements or fede-
raj troops have been constant, and with the ez-
ception of Gen Sumner (now Couch s. corps
on Bolivar Heights, the whole army may now
be said to be in motion. Gen. Burnside smoVe'
ment into Virginia has been followed up and
Gen Fitz John Porters corps IS now III a po-
sition to operate in the same direction II re-
CURED Pleasant Valley, lately so popuIo'Is'
is nearly cleared Of troops.
Commissioner Boutwell, has decided that
when the maker Of a check, draft, note OF ally
other document shall neg lect to put on the IT,
CURED stamp, it will not do for the party receN"
inc the same to afix the stamp and cancer IT.
but it must be returned to the maker Tor hlH
TO do it.
Yesterday, III Washington, the Provost MAJ.
shall ) guard al rested the following persons en-
nloyed as nurses at the Ebenezer Hospital:
Edward 3. Clemens, Margaret Clemens Ca''-
arine Douerday, and two negroes named L1l0V''
Williams and Ellen Bushrod. On the person
of Edward Clemens, gold watch Vas 1o"''
which was identified as having been stolen lloH"
one Of the patients. and eleven dollars ana my
cents in money and on Cathanne DoueIo''
twelve dollars and twenty-five cents. lD''
were all searched, and the guard reeo'e!'"
some seven hundred dollars Of goods 9elons'"s
to the Sanitary Commission, heslues ''''7
amount of Government property lheS "e'~
handed over to the civil authorities.
The newspapers continue to caution 'ne p"p
lie AGAINST counterfeit bank notes on he No''A
eru banks. ,1;a
The first new ice was made in Phi(adelpn"'
this season, on the 2Sth.
The iron clad T. S. steam gun boat oa'5S
mon was launched at Philadelphia yeS'e'o' :,
One hundred and seventy prisoners arc -
the jail in Washington e,,.a
The Richmond Dispatch denounces Tie l: ~:
Geographic messages and reports conc S,th
war operations 50 often circulated IN tne ,?0 ~
The people of San Francisco, are senol"s 80
large sums in bars of gold and silver TO % ~.
in behalf Of the sick and wounded ~ ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-30
Uhr qa1Iexanarla Gazette
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 80.

The Secretary Of the Treasury: IN letter
addressed to the Hon. Sam. II. Valley, 'i
Boston. president of the Revere Bank, IN that
city.) states that on the 18th OF the present
month the public debt amounted to about
$40, 900 900. It appears that from July, 1861,
to the latter part Of May, 1862, the public debt
increased at the average rate otabout $50, 6oo:-
600 per month. This rate Of increase would
have made the debt on the lst OF July, 1863
about 1910. 900. 900. From May until October
Of the present year, however, the rate ct IN
crease has been less than before, being very
nearly SCI, 900, 900 per month, on one mlllon
Of dollars per day The present and the pros
pective rate of increase tor the year IS est1ma-
ted by Mr. Chase at Que million and quarter
per day, -
The Washington Star states that the letter
purporting to have been intercepted at Charles
town, Va, and written by a nephew OF oecre-
tary Seward named Van Pelt, first published
in the Richmond Dispatch, aud extensively CO.
pied, is rank forgery" Secretary Seward
has no such relative in the L. S. service
Nothing can justify the utterance OF such tor
gerry, and the Richmond Dispatch should find
o,t and publish the name Of the person who
imposed the letter upon it.
1t is said that the leaks in the y. 5. War
Department which have excited 50 much
comment ever since the war broke out, have
at last been discovered in the person ola clerk,
who has intimate connections with the South
ern Government. Grave charges have been
preferred against this person, and they are now
undergoing investig ation This story, howey-
er has since been denied.
The Democratic majority in Indiana, In the
popular vote is about 5000. In Ohio the
Democratic majority is l. 400
The Catholic Cemetery, near this place, has,
within the last week been neatly enclosed with
a new fence on the east and south, and the
ground been cleared up.
Politics in New York run high. The news
papers are filed with political articles. The
political meetings arc crowded.
It is said that more stringent regulations
with regard to passes to and from this place
have been ordered by the military authorities.
Quite serious fire occurred at Harper $
Ferry yesterday, owing to the careless igniting
Of some hay in the Annoy yard beneateh the
trestle work just beyond the bridge Some
hundreds Of feet Of the trestle work were
burned, and the flames caught to train OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-30

It is said that more stringent regulations
with regard to passes to and from this place
have been ordered by the military authorities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-30

Quite serious fire occurred at Harper 5
Ferry yesterday, owing to the careless igniting
Of some hay in the Armory yard beneateh the
trestle work just beyond the bridge. Some
undreds Of feet Of the trestlc work were
burned, and the flames caught to train Of
tventy-four cars laden with hay. 70 save the
bridge the cars were run over 10 the Mary
land side, where they were entirely consumed,
with their contents 4 portion Of the track
also caught fire and was destroyed. Tie
bridge escaped all damage. The fire entaled
considerable loss,
Rev. DR.. Hay, recently arrested at Harris
hrrg, has been released.
Gold in New Y orl1, yesterday, 1873.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-30

An order has been issued for a commission
to assemble in Washington, to examine and re-
port upon the present forts, and suficiency Of
the present defences of Washington. This
commission consists of Major General n P.
Banks, =. s. Volunteers; Brevet Brig. Gen.
J. G. Totten: Colonel I. S. Engineers; Brig.
Gen. N. c. Meigs, Quartermaster General ;
Brig Gen. ". f. Barry, {. S. Volunteers;
Brig Gen. J G. Barnard, T. S. Volunteers :;
and Brig. Gen. G. W. Cul]am, i. s. Vofun-
teers. It is understood that the design Of as
sembling this able commission looks to ensur-
ing the sutficency Of the forts around WASH
ington as permanent works; or in other words,
to provide for its permanent defence.
There is said to be in Iowa a democratic
gain Of &c, 600 over the election in 1860,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-30

Politics in New York run high. The news
papers are filed with political articles. The
political meetings arc crowded.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-10-01
Tell the Truth and Shame the Devil ,

I AM told that Samuel B. Haines has said
L to number of Mifflin county farmers,
that he made the same kind of horse powsr
long since, which am now making, (Pelton's
Fatent) ard that he found it was not good and
abandoned it. and if any one doubts it he can
show them the wheels. The object of this
communication is to give history of those
wheels as related to me by those who claim
to know the TRUTH rs follows:
Lewis Wisler some years since brought to
this county Peton Horse Power. 1t was
lett IN place where some ore drove against
1t with wagon and broke it, lie took it to
Samuel Is. Haines to get it repaired Mr..
Halnes did not (perhaps could not) repair it,
but set 1t in the cellar of his shop, where it
remains, and is what he shows as being of
his own make. This summer Lewis Wisler
sold 1T to w. p. Graham, giving him an order
for it, but Mr.. Haiues refused to deliver it..
The inference is easily drawn
l have no objection 10 his making any kind
of machines he has right to make; nor do
L wish to divert his customers TO myself in
any way but by their own choice If make
the best article the public will find it out for
themselves; leave them to Judge.
am the sole agent of the Patentee, Saml
Pelton, for all of Pennsylvania west of the
Susquehanna, and | am not aware of any
privilege to build being granted to any one
before me in the district described, except DR..
A. V. B. Orr. JOHN Il. WEEKES,
sep24-3t Agent.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-10-01
Estate of Samuel Barr. Esq.,. deceased,

~ OflCE Is hereby given that letters of ad.
! mlniStration on the estate of SAMUEL
BAhk, late of the borough of Lewistown.
deceased. have been granted to the undersicn.
ed. residing in Derry township. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to pay
up Immediately, and those having claims to
present them duly authenticated for settle
ment.
earAll persons having deeds in the Regis
ter'S Qfhce, are hereby notified to call and lift
them and pay the fees to Samuel W. Barr.
who ls authorized to receive the same.
Lcwistown, Mitfiin CO., Sept. 81, 1862.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-10-01
The Right Talk What is Needed

The Right Talk What is Needed.
Hon. Dariel S. Dickinson recently ad-
dressed a letter to the citizens Of Eric,
which enunciates precisely the thought and
desire of the people in this crisis of our
history. As to the duty of the Govern
mcnt, Mr.. Dickinson says:
''In the pursuit of its purpose the Govern
ment mast rise to the dignity Of the respon
sibility, and while it extends the protection of
the Constitution to those who acknowledge
its obligation, should, in dealing with revolt,
lay its hand with iron rigor upon every in
terest which will give 1t strength or weaken
its lawless adversary, and should strike hard
est where it Will tie felt most should, for the
purpose Cf conquering early peace in OBJ
edience to the first instinct of self preserva
tion and the holiest dictates of humanity,
whenever it will contr'b butte to these results,
Immediately or remotely, condemn and con
fScdtc to it's use every species OF property of
every name and kind, whether animate or in
animatc-on two legs or on four. This will
give an earnest of the realities of war"
The following sound remarks by Mayor
Henry, of Philadelphia, should command
the attention Of all loyal men:
'There can be no partizan triumph over
the National Administration that will not be
gladly hailed by foreign Governments as a
popular denunciation of our war for the I'm
ion; there can be no factious opposition to
the policy of that Administration that will
no' ~" fresh vigor throughout the ranks
friends of the AdministranlW- ~ .bat sholl nor
speed rebel bullets with deadler ann IN a.
our brethren, whose lives are perilled in the
vindication of our country's honor"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-10-01
DRo WEGo 30 ETIlID0S
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ARE
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AND
CURING TO0THACHE AND NEURALGIA,

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warranted free from acid aIkal or any pnrlous snh
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tableware of the ordinary cheap Tooth Powders
which whiten but destroy.
Do you wish TO be certain that your BREATH is
pure, sweet and agfceaet husband or wife lover or
frendsf use DR. HURD'S CELEBRATED MOUTH
WASH. Price 81 cents per bottle
This astrIngent wash is also the best remedy in the
world for cAsKzR, BAD BREArH BLEEDING GUNS, SORE
Mourn. etc. Ii has cured hundreds.
Do you or your children suffer from TOOHACHEt
Get DIR. HURDsS MAGIC TOoHACHE DROPS Price
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Are you afflicted with NEURALGIA Get DR.. w.
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They do not adhere nor blister, but soothe and
charm pain away. Try tlsem. Price Is and 81 cents
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DO you wish a ennlpleee set of DENTAL RENE
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other. Price $1 Sent by express on receipt OF price
For sale at all the best stores throughout the
try
CAurIoN.-As there are dealers who take advantage
of our advertisements to impose upon their
inferior preparations, it is necessary insist upon
having what you call foe and you Will get the best thor
oughly tested, and prepared by experienced and
scientific Dentist, Treasurer of the New York State
Dentists Association aud Vice President of the New
York City Dental Society.
Address
syn. B. HURD 4 co., Kew York.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-10-01
LEwIsrowN, September %, 1862.

LEwIsTowN, September g. 1862
Mr.. Fysinger You will oblige the Ladies'
Aid Association by publishing the list of hos
pital stores sent to their care for transporta
ton to Washington and other points, for the
use of sick and wounded Penna. soldiers 1t
gives us pleasure to inform the donors that
the articles were sent as designed but on
reaching Harrisburg could 60 no further, on
account of the threatened invasion of our
State, and battle being anticipated, Quarter
master Gen. Hale deemed it highly important
that hospital stores should be reserved for the
wounded who should be brought into our own
State, and who would need such stores. 1t
will be pleasure to the donors to know that
their donations will be put to immediate use.
DONATIONS:
One box from the ladies of East Kishaco-
quillas, containing the following articles:
Is pair new drawers, 20 new shirts, II half
worn shirts, 90 sheets, 20 pillow slips, 2 pill
lows, IL towels, quilt, pair socks, packa-
ges of lint and muslin, soap, canned and dri.
ed fruit etc.
One box from the ladies of Brown township,
containing quilts, 2 comforts, blanket, ,s3
sheets, pillows, quantity of lint, dried ap-
Piles, cherries, ,whortleberries; jelly, crackers,
one barrel onions, and the sum of five dollars
to be expended by the Association as they
might deem proper.
One box from Sabbath School children of
Miroy, containing the first dried fruit, and
bandages, and onions.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-10-01
S = x AYEn

HS.szewvse STRAYED away from the un.
dersigned, residing on Jacob
A..,~ kinsePs farm, in Oliver town.
.~sS-sssSssaip, a pale red, middle sized
COW, with white back: she was years old
last Spring. A liberal reward will be paid
for her return, or such information as will lead
to her recovery. DAVID HOOVER,
Sep24-4t* McVevtovn
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-10-01

that this will surpass in graphic narrative eHctn 9
interest," and extensive popularity all other histories
Of the War for the Union It's theme will be the hero
ic daring patient suffering and harbreadth escapes
of our soldiers and sailors, and its incidents will form
the theme OF conversation at innumerable hresdes
for wears to come. 1t will contain in addition to
stirring details the Philosophical Analysis of the
Causes of the War; by JoHS LorHRoP MORLEY, LID,
author of the -Isa Of the Dutch Republic etc, the
dates of all the partant events from the John Brown
raid, and accurate and revised account of the prin
cipa battles, with engraFings.
One third the proceeds Of all subscriptions sent di-
rect to us will be- given for the Relief of Disabled Sol
ders aud all persons who wish n copy of the WORK,
and also benefit the soldiers, should send in their
name and address at once Also, any officer or prl-
yate or person in any section of the country, having
knowledge of heroic act or stirring incident, will
oblise us by sending account of II.
Booksellers PosnadSterS and CanudSSg Agents will be
furnished with Subscription Prospectus, on apPlica-
ton to the Publishers.
HH-A liberal commission gwen to soldiers desiring
to act rs agents in taking subscriptions.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-10-01
Philadelphia Market.
LEWIsToWN, Oct. |, .86

Flour-Sales at from S. IS to 6 80 per
bbl, as to quality. Bye -four 624a3 IS.
Corn meal 3 123 per bbl.
Grain-Red wheat 12Sa131c, white 40
a145c. Rye 65a6Sc for new, 70a72c for
old. Corn, Zoe for yellow. Oats 38a4lc.
Cattle-Sales Of Beef Cattle at S7a8 25
per 100 lbs net, as in quality.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-10-01
The History of American Manufacture
from 1908 to 1850.
Bv DR.. J. LE4sDER BISHOP. 2vols, Svo.
,r,l ,,n,I. rnnlv Vol LII nnurlY rnndY

By Dr. j. LEAsDER Bishop. vols, Svo.
Vol. l. now ready, Vol. II. nearly ready.
This is probably the largest and most Important
work now in the American press.
We have also just published new editions o. tbs
following useful and popular books:
THE BUSINESS MANS LEGAL ADVISER; or ON
10 Save Money. by Conducting Business according
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sheep. Price. 81. .
chances to make money. Cloth, 81. This has beer
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Every business man and clerk should have these
ho0Ls They will pay the buyer hundred fold
Every parent should get them for their sons.
All these books mailed, postpaid, on receipt o
price We pay particular attention mailing books
wrapping them carefully and will procure and send
postpaid any book anywhere, on receipt OF publish
ers price and six stamps. Address