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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY ID, 1862.

ganizing. drilling and mastering volunteers
into service are too slow when men are de-
manded for immediate action in the field.
These considerations will account for the
bill now before Congress authorizing the Presi-
dent to call out the militia of the United States,
en- masse. If deemed necessary, for the defence
of the Union. The militia force Of the ,ohole
Union Is about four millions Of men, of ,ol.ich
considerably more than hreefourths belong to
the loyal Ssotes, including the loyal slave
States of Delaware. Maryland, Kentucky and
Missouri, leaving Tennessee out Of the ques-
ton. According to the Army Register, the
militia force Of the State Of New York in 1860
of able bodied white men, between eighteen
and forty. five years Of age, was 4G9, is9.
The State has sent something over 100000
volunteers to tie ZELDA large force, but, as
1t appears from the official returns, not one
fourth part Of the troops which she can muster
for the defence of the country. And 80 of Mas
sachusetts. Pennsylvania. Ohio and other loyal
States.
In call upon the militia Of these States half a
million Of men may be raised in month; and
this object of prompt and heavy reinforce
ments to our armies in the field will fully JUS
tify this call for the great end in yiew-tte
suppression of this rebellion, while it may be
done in single crushing blow-will compsn-
safe us for all the inconvenience OF this militia
system. Let the President, then, have the
power to resort to this system at his discretion,
for we are confident that if adopted 1t will be
followed by the best results. Meantime, as the
Conliscation bill agreed upon between the two
houses may now lie considered as law Of the
land, good, bad or Indifferent it establishes do
finite plan of action on tho negro question in the
further prosecution Of the war; Much is left in
the bill to the Presidents discretion, and this,
to great extent, is the redeeming feature OF
the measure. We think that such measure
was wholly unnecessary, and is calculated to
do much more mischief than good If rigidly
followed up; but we rely on the Presidents
discretion. Our first and paramount duty Is to
put down the great rebel army of Virginia, for
in putting down that army we put down the
rebellion. Whatever, therefore, may be done
under the late acts Of Congress with and for
Southern negroes our first necessity is the re-
Enforcement Of our armies by white volunteers
or militia to the extent Of three hundred thou
sand men. This whole force is wanted, and
without delay
We are therefore in favor Of investing the
President with tie power to cali out the whole
or part Of the militia Of the loyal States, in
Guiding the loyal slave States. and such por-
tions Of the rebellious slave States as have
been recovered by the government, as the
President in his Judgment may deem essential
or expedient for the suppression Of this rebel
lion.
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STRATEGIC LYNc.-Rcforc we received the
details Of the six battles which resulted In
McCicl.an's change Of position from the Chicka-
Loniiny to The James river, an announcement
came from rebel sources, by way of Memphis,
that Richmond bad been captured. The SINH
lar statement wAici tarned back Burrside's
force. we now learn, also came from the rebels
by way of Roanoke Island. The obiec! Of
.iesc lies was to prevent endorsements reaeh-
ing Nc Cle.lnn frola any quarter
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whether there has been an extensive decapitar
ton going on in the Post Office or not. The
public are laboring under the impression that
a universal change of employees is taking place
and nothing but the Official list will satisfy
thano
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generalship, we assure them that they do not
yet fully appreciate bis merit, and that in ''rais
ing the siege they have but fastened the cap
ture of Richmond.
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'NENERAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE OF NEW
u York.


ADJUTANr GENERALS OsEIcE, ALBANY June g. 1862
In OF the provisions Of entitled IAN act
and discipline Of the National Guard Of thu. ta state Of New
York. and for the public defence passed April 3d. 1862
duty viii forthwith be made Commandments OF regiments
are enjoned to all diligence placing the enrolment
enrolling officers and to see that the enrolment is COM
peed ana the en9msn books MED on or before the Let
pated in completing the enrolmen within the time pre-
APPOINT one or more to BE- to him Oy the
enrolling officers to assist in haishing such enrolment
utan General the receipt of the enrolment books and the
names and rost Office address OF the enrolling officers III
whose haas they have been placed By order OF the Con
THOs. HILLHoUsE, Adjutant General.
HEADQUARTERS, % SPRING sTREET-cAPTAIN
IL Thomas Browne formerly iartermasr Of the Third
tain in the One hundred and third New York State volu
now saSned a. n G. AMI under
manderinChief of theSate 10 recruit for the
on and enrol their PAY
$is e sst per month and $loO bounty when discharged
immediately after being into the United States
service. Tie families Of those who enlist will be provided
MILITARY CLAIMS.
entitled An provide payment cert,n
incurred the orsaniza on equipment and subsis
at or hs 81 he nes
April 81 1852 hereby notified to transmit the with
70 one 1o
Ss al II The s sz q win
meet at No. 81 Walker street New York the 18th day OF
and win BE- disposed Of il their order on said casndar
thereof viii Be consdertd 1t the mesngs Of the Board II
s 81 % e. ss y Will be
WIN: HENRY ANrMoM, Judge Advocate General,
y ALBANY, June 5, 1862.
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From THE REy SosFPH PASTOR

DE- JAcKsoN-bKAR SrR-I nave been frequently re.
with al
Kinds Of nedcines but regarding the practice my
clear proof In various instances particularly In nv own
family Of the usefulness of Dr. Hooiands German Bttsrs
depart for from usual course express INV fu
conviction that for general debility OF the system espe.
say ior Liver Complaint sa,e and valuable prepars
will be very beneficial to hose who suffer from the above
Nausea Yours, very respectfully, j. H. KENNARD.
EIenfH sxLow C0ArEs STREET, PHILApRLPHIA, Dec ri
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JUST THE ARTICLE
SOLDIERS rSf
FROM THE ARMY.

PHILApELPHA, August H. 1861.
d. NJ JAcxsox:-pEAR slR-w lille in Virginia, owing
which seemed incurabic, which greatly weakened me
When reached Martnsburg feared should have 10
Mr. H. H. Price in that town. p1rchased supply and on
taking speedily restored TO health darrh9a
quickly checked and experienced return Of IL
from the cause with whom shared the bittors Join
me In this certificate 70 return the
with the Legion and shal certainly take supply the
weight In gold particularly on going into Limestone region
Yours truly, A. X. ALTEMUS,
Company H, Scott Legion.
This istc certify that We used HooFLAND's GERMAN
BlTTEkb while encamped II Federal HILL Baltimore and
which many our companions were yced ss.S T1 S9
be Without II while Southern country Ii al ali obtain
EMANUEL SEES
Company X, Eighteenth regiment.
Carr PxRrosxr. va Ian II 1867
GnruxEN-Forunatey have en- joyed such rood health
that not been compelled any of the Bers
and other pcgiments to whom gave IT, have been greatly
benefited No better protection against the
can Be 0oSnss r r9S t ws
BEWARE OF CoUNTERrErTs
B BEwAk or on c coUUSSEsSEiTs
S SEWARE 9EE SS9 9gNTEREEITs
H. BEWARE OF COUNIERFEITS
See that thegnature Of &c. NJ Jackson" the wrap
Principal once and mandatory, ssl ssch s, ire,
Successors to G. N. Jackson COP proprsiors
For sale by druggists and dealers p town and village
IN tho United States Canadas and the West Indies ct 20 cts
For sale in Ncyv York by ell the druggists and medicine
dealers and by ~ Barnes 22 Broadway ant Mrs. Hays
Iaion street, BroAtlyn.
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NEW PUBLICATIONs.

A MILNE AND THE CoLoRING MATTERS PRO
"a duced b. Coal Tar.-Read lnk iNDUSTRLAL CHE
ratories France), published By JOHN HILLikk 2lo
Pearl street. New York. Price 81 80 per annum
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DECRUITS WANTED
HALLECK GUARD,
Now forming the call government to be
ready within sixty days.
received orders recruit Company Of this
Guard and is ready to receive Recruits 1t Is intended
that TINS y s1a SIS one 8 ns the service
Each man mustered VIII be sent 10 Camp ASH
ingon Staten Island and provided with abundant ratons
500 Bounty at the Expiration Of Enlistment
ne wsn ami, IG, ns ~ scr
Headquarters 4so bnoadway' sew Yorr Can.
JOS sHKKHAx Orderly Sergeant
Approved May " 1852 F. s. LARNED, Superintendent
DECRUITs wANTED-FoR THE FIFTH REGIMENT
III New York Volunteer Artillery, Col Samuel Graham,
many Inducements that cannot be had IN any
other those who desire their country this
damp cold tents good comfortable bara ks
healthy locality provided for each man As only few more
Der those who desire Join II apply Immediately
Lieut.. T. G. BROwER, Co. r. or Liext W. II. BOYLE, &c.
All absentees are to report at this Office or they
will be returned as deserters.
CO RECRUITS wANTED-FoR A HEAVY ARTIL-
~ lery regiment now over hive months in garrison at
Washington. $500 viii given sixty booied
men, q vroporionate for q smaller Ad-
dress X Herald Office.
IToTEL. IL FULTON STREET, BRooKLYN, OPPOSITE
ups excelIsn location doing good paying business
Lease Furniture and Fixtures sale cheap Apply the
premises
WHITNEY HoUsE-BRoADwAY, CORNER OF
on Broadway and Twelfth, with Two large Bedrooms ad-
Joining and cold water closet attached
duced rses Dinner ., s1 O'Clock Meals % order a ali
hours. IF
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FROM THE WIFE OF ALDERMAN wuNpER, GEE
.NIM< NAkTOWN

. GERMANTOWN, June I, 1851.
Dn @. II. JAoxsoN;-SrK-H gave pleasure two yearu
ago 70 give You certificate esfying what the German
bisers had done Tor me am nov perfecty cured Of all
pspsa Chronic and Nervous Debility Disease Of the Kid
neys D.. The powerful influence L exerts upop nervous
prostrat0n surprising have been consulted frequently
n rssrsnss p your Bitter. and without hesitation have
has eectusly cured Your medicine has great
reputation IN Germ antown, and s sold every drug
store and IN most OF the grocery stores here any one
should question what say let them Germantown
and Will prove 70 their sasacton that the Bitte have
cured In this vicinity more than twenty
disease. Respectfully, HANNAH WUNDER
MAIN STREET. above hittenhouse Germantown Pa.
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t;enerationA private INSTRUCTOR married rerscns
~ tose aront marry both male and female by Frederick
Dis Gensratve Organs with esrnv-
ines and p0h edition, much enlarged and
improved and brought down the present day Price 81
sent by mail postage paid receipt OF the price w.
STRONG publisher ~ Nassau street, N " For sale all
and newsdealers In the United STATES and
Canalas Also four other works by the Send
Tor 4 catalogue The only Of the Kind pub
.hed -Medcn Journal. DR.. Holcks once Is so Broad.
way. lVuls 10 l daily except SUNDAYS Box 3CDJ Post
ONCE srccal attention. only 10 thusc peculiar sasss de-
scrbed In his well known books and lcctursk
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Although not disposed TO favor Patent
defines general through druht of their
effects; yet know of sufficient why man may
testify the benefit he believes himself have received
simple preparation In the hope he may thus
contribute TO The benent Of others this the read
lyn regard 10 Hollands German Bitters prepared DR.
c. H. jackson, Of this CITY, because pejudced against
them for under the impression that they
chiefly alcoholic MIXTURE indebted to my friend
Robert shoemaker ESD for the removal Of this prejudice
by tests and from encouragement TO when
suffering from great and long continued debility The use Of
three bottles Of these Bters the beginning the
followed by evident relief restoration 10
gree q bodily and mental vgor which had felt for sI
months BEFORE and had almost despaired Of regainng
therefore thank God and my TREND for directing
use Of then. j. NEWTON BROWN
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DRY GOODS.
A RMY, NAVY AND TRAVELLING SHIRTS.
Fine dress Shirts and Collars.
ZEPHYR MERINo UNDERSTANDS.
Superior silk Understands.
FINE Isle THREAD yNDERsHIRpe.
GAUGE mcrino Underdrawers.
LINEN AND JEAN DRAWERS.
Angola Flannel Drawers
cRAvArs,. scARFs AND TIES.
Umbrellas and suspendcra
MONEY AND RIDING BELTS.
Robes do Chambre, shawiaL
GLOVES AND aAUNrLErs.
French and English Half Hose.
POPULAR GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES.
UNION ADAMS,
No. 6s7 Broadway.
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A LARGE QUANTITY OF CAST ovF CLOTHING,
Furniture Carpets and Jewery wanted for the city aud
Western trade. fulowsFrom 81 TO $50 for Silk
Dreses Coats fson S6 70 sib Pants 81 80 20 go Call
address A. DuCAS rs Seventh Orders punetually
attended 70. Ladies' Auendea V BIZ Mrs. D.
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rUHE NATIONAL QUARTERLY REVIEW, FOR JUNE,
il consins articles. Including those on the Chinese
Language and Ltera.ure the Comedles Of nolsre Sir
Academy Of Design aud s Great Men besides large va
,tev al Notices and Criticisms. General agents, Ross
Toasey f. L. SEARS Editor and Proprstor, Bible House.
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il RETURN TICKETS, LONDON AND BACK
H. 81 Class.
steam Weekly to Liverpool touching Corr
ship Company intend despatchins their fun powered cde
s PAN Tsp steamships as foi0ws Saturday. June
CITY OK NV Y8sK atards June June -
and every SUGGESTING saturday at noon from pier North
FRS. cabin RATE; .s Ss s s.ssrs.s $50
s: Hs%s:,. &: E. %ssa 3
ALSO H.Vrs Bremen Rotssid.a.
:ss sns si0s LysTpSs g. From
bling people % send Tor their frisnds -
strongly Ss. m ~asrsht IRON sscons and csI
~ patent are annihlaors Experienced surgeons at
Es age IN 9 <
Y Ges:A IN 3 Ewes <
Place de Ia Bourse n Philadelphia JOHN g. DALE, IN
walnut JOHN ( III DALE Agent broadway. NY
THE NORTH GERMAN LLoYDs' STEAMSHIP NEW
mail viii nail from pier 30 North river Chambers
'-'e''A SATURDAY. June Z. at u O'Clock n,
BREMEN. VIA 'sSoourHAMpros.
h9NDos faxSRE SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
For the frst cabin 500; second cabin co. steerage s
For freight Or oEHRcs CO., Broad street
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY.-sTEAk
IL London, Hamburg, Havre and Southampton The
first class and elegant iron mail steamship SAX
ONIA, H. Ehlers commander carrying the United States
mail sails from pier No 81 North river foot OF Fulton
street. positively saturday. the 1th June and takes
sengers London Hamburg Hayro and Southampton at
FIR Frst v eann 'A'es 500
Second cabin 60
The BAVARIA win succeed the sAxoNIX on June 2S
fsS 'pf'' e. b. RICHARD BOAS
l5l Broadway, New York.
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n tradeA demand for ladies' and Eentlcmens
of Clothing Furniture Carpets and Jewery guarantee
twenty-five than any other establish
ment and no huInbug Call al send note 70 50 West
Broadway between Leonard and franklin streets Ladies'
attended by Mrs r. GabAy and gentlemen by Mr. 8. Gabay.
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CLOTHING.

A THE NEW STORE ia THIRD AVENUE, LADIES
n and gentlemen dispose OF their Cast Ou Clothing
Gsrpe Furniture &C. to pay for Dresses from
IS Please do forget call address MIsH, ia
Third avenue, Fourteenth street Ladies' attended by
Mrs. Msh
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ANEW PATRIOTIC s0N0.--"HA1L COLUMBIA. STAR
IN spangled Banner" "Nsseilies Hymn God Save
the Queen y are vaed in this prodctsn OF Amer
genisa See advertisement under Musical In this
paper. Get copy.
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I0xQUIsITE READING.-rHE Library OF LOVE-
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each, or 81 20 for the 49,.
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Charnngy Illustrated The most gallant book ever writ
ten. Price 81 Rousseaus Confessions new translation,
in which restored all the pasars prohioed during the
lifetime concerned In beautiful limo. vol
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lTOACHMAN WANTED-A SINGLE MAN FROM ~ TO
80 40 years Of competent TO take proper care OF
horses carriages and harness. about II miles into the
country and to remain permanently winter and summer II
desired lie must be good careful driver and perfectly
willing make himself useful and employ himself any
way his employer may wish when not otherwise engaged
lie must br satisfactory endaons OF his
tency sobey honesty and good character generally Such
address c. S. box LAB Post Office with and
references stating where he be heard Of None
zee
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CAUTION TO MAP AGENTS -LLOYD's GREAT MAP
~ Of the Southern States engraved steel used by
the War Department. has been reduced in price Is cents
named Iloyd Issuing trashy wood. cnl map FIJI OF er
rcrs at rs cents and leading the public to suppose 4
Loyds Large Steel Plate Nap the Fifteen Southern States
Being Of the myself other way than
70 put Down the price Of Steel Plate Map the Of
Per copy There are no maps made equal to o Loyd's
ment OF the Secretary Of State Land Office Department
Quartermasers Department and used by Generals Nc
Ciean Haleck, Banks Buell., and all officers in the
army Hence the many trashy Lloydsn maps which are
thoy for the Army Of the Potomac Send for circulars Of
all our valuable Maps with terms for agents. Address
j T. LLOYD I64 BROADWAY.
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Are mott and unred article but stood the test
of 6feen trial by the American public their
puaion sale rivaled preparaton
eminent
CLEHGYMEN,
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AT THE HIGHEST PRICE IN CASH PAID FOR
IN left of Clothing Carpets Furniture Ladies and gen
temen having any Of the above dispose OF will do wei
send note only 70 r. ROSENBERG, az Seventh avenue
There you vii! be sure to have your best satisfaction La
dies attended BY Mrs. Rosenberg.
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GOACHMAN AND FARMER WANTED-ON GEN.
cmans place near the city; little driving must be
BILE and willing to help with grass DC. State ree
and where last employed Address Useful box 100
Herald Office.
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HOTEL IL FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN, OPPOSITE
III Fulton ferry, containing "a rooms very finely hted
up; excellent location doing good paying business
Lease Furniture and Fixtures sale cheap Apply the
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-08-06

Those Preparations unlike all others) are
"F Free from Poisons."
Not dangerous TO the Human Family
Rats do not die on the premises"
"They come out of their holes to die
"They arc the only infable remedies known
10 years and more established in New York Citvs
Used 6s,-the City Post Office.
Used by-the City Prisons and Station Houses
Used by-the City Steamers. Ships, &C.
Used b,,-the City Hospitals Alms-houses &c
Used b1t-the City Hotels-'Astor'-St. Nicholas, &c
Used by-the Boarding Houses &C. &C.
Used b5-more than 10000 Private Families
SSee one or tco Specimens Of ,ehatis Ercr3uhere said
by the Peoptc-EdtorS-Ded dc,
Observation-Disclosures with verrnin need be
SO no longer, If they use "CosTARs' Extermlnators
We have used it to satisfaction and if hoy cost
50 we would have it. We had tried poisons bur they
effected nothng but "Costar's" article knocks the
breath out of Rats, Mice. Reaches and Bed Bugs
quicker than We write it. 1t is in great demand
all over the country-Afedind, [O.l Gazette.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are DESTROYED annu-
ally in Grant County by vermin than would paw for
tons Of this Rat and Insect Killer-Lancastcr Hisl
Herald. h'
HENRY r. COSTAR-We are selling your prepara-
tionS rapidly. Wherever they have been used Rats
Nice hoaehes and yermn disappear rapidly.
Ecker G Stogfer, Druggists, Windsor, Nd.
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1DBo W2Io 30 GIURID9S
y ,3Q az A5Gl3Ol5S
ARB
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ISsURING
FINE TEETH AND A SWEET BREATH.
AND
CURING TOOTHACHE AND NEURALGIA.

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~ PEARLr WHITE and Sound TEETH Use DIR
VIM. b. HURDS UNRIVALLED TOOTH POWDER
warranted free from acid alka, or any injurious sub
stance. Price 25 cents per box.
Na-Beware of the ordinary cheap Tooth Powders
which whiten but destroy.
Do you wish to be certain that your BREATH is
pure sweet and agreeable to husband or wife lover or
trlendsI Use DIR. HURDS CELEBRATED MOUTH
WASH. Price 81 cents per bottle.
This aStrngent wash IS also the best remedy in the
world for CANKER, BAD BREATH, BLEEDING GUNS, SORE
Mourn, etc Ii has cured hundreds.
Do you or your children suffer from TOOHACHE!
Get DIR. HURD'S MAGIC TOOHACHE DROPS. Price
Is cents per bottle.
Are you afflicted with NEURALGIA Get DIR. W.
Il. HURDS NEURALGIA PLASTERS. The most
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They do not adhere nor Blister but soothe and
charm pain away. Try them Price IS and 81 cents
Mailed on receipt Of price
Do you wish complete set of DENTAL RENE
DIES and q Treatise on Preserving Teeth? Get DR..
W. B. H HURD'S DENTAL TREASUR RY, the neatest and
most valuable present that friend make to an
other. Price 81 Sent 10y express receipt price
For sale at all the best stores throughout the coun
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CAUrIoS.-As there are dealers who take advantage
of advertisements to impose upon their customers
inferior preparations, 1t is necessary insist upon
having what you call for and you will get the best thor
oughly tested and prepared by experienced and
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Dentists Association, and Vice President of the New
York City Dental Society.
Address
WIN. b. HURD co., New York,
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ea~A party of Philadelphians, consis.
ting of Rev. T. Dewitt Talmadge, Coils. D.
W. G. Moore, A. M. Spangler, Capt John
A. Murphy, DR.. Samuel Chapman, John
oupplee, Horatio G. Kern, John Scudder
and Edward McCarty, Esqs., encamped on
Burns bluff, near Lewistown, Pa. held a
meeting on Wednesday, July 80, and pas
sed the following resolutions:
Resofoed, That our hearty thanks are due
to Gen. Burns for the free use of his propertv
as an encampment, and to the ladies and
gentlemen of Lewistown and the region there
about for the innumerable attentions bestowed
upon US during our sojourn among the noun
talns of Pennsylvania; that we will remember
with the livelest interest our visit to this
beautiful and romantic region of country.
Resotced, That our visit to the sabbath
schools, prayer meetings and churches of this
region has been highly edifying to our hearts
and given US an exalted idea of the moral
and spiritual condition of this community.
Res0lced, That our thanks be extended to
the editors of the Gazette" and Democrat"
for their good wishes and kindly expressions
toward US
Resotced, That a copy of these resolutions
be published in the newspapers of the bor-
ough.