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Fever and Ague.

nom which mankind suffer over a large part OF
.he globe. isthe consequence Of diseased action
IN the system, induced by the poisonous miasm
Of vegetable decay. This exhalaiion Is evolved
BY the action Of solar heat on wet soil. AMI rises
with the wafcry vapor from IL. While the sun Il
below the horizon this vapor fingers noar the
carfhs surface. and the virus Is taken with Il
through the langs into the blood. There IL acts
as an irritating poison on The Internal visccra
and cxrrcfing organs OF the b0ly. The liver be-
comes TORPID and fails 10 sccrrtc not only this
Virus. hut also the bile from the blood. Both
the virus and the bile accumulate in the circuia-
zion, and produce violent constitutional disorder
The spleen, the kidneys. and the stomach SYM
pafllze with the liver. and become dlsorfcred
also. Finally. the instinct OF our organism, as
n In an attempt 10 expel the noxlous infusion.
concentrates the whole blood of the body in the
internal excretories 10 force them 10 cast IL out
The blood leaves the surface. and rushcs 10 the
central organs with congrStivc violence. This Is
the CHILL. But In this effort II fails Then the
FEVER follows. in which the blood leaves the
central organs and nshes 10 the surface, rs II
in another effort TO cxpcl the irritating poison
through the other great excrefory - the skin. In
this also il fails. and the system abandons the at
tempt exhausted. and waits for the recovery Of
strength 20 repeat the hopeless effort another day.
These are the fits or paroxysms Of FEVER AND
AGuE. Such constitutional disorder will OF
course undermine the health II i'll not removed.
We have lab0rcd to find, and have found, an
r.I4
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clerk-HESRv A. HoLTHAus.
Auditor --JuHN MEHRiNGER.
Treasurer HEopcRE SoSpERMAxS.
Recorder STEPHEN JERcEE.
Sheri--JoHx WriKEL.
Coroner -WM. ScHuELTERMAS.
Surveyor-BENJAMlS II KEMP.
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SPE II WI A II q Is IL III E A.

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which neutralizcs this malarious poison in the
blood, and stimulates the liver 70 expcl Il from
The body. A. il should, so II does cure this at-
flicfiyc disorder with perfect certainty. And IL
does more or rather does what is Of more SER
vice to those subject 10 this infection. II taken
IN season il cxpels Ii from the system rs il Is alb
sorbel, and thus keeps those who use il free from
H. attacks; keeps the sys' en- in health although
exposed 10 the disease. Consequently II not only
cures, but protects from The great variety Of az
fcctons which are induced by this malignant
influence, such rs Rcmittent Fever, Chill Fever,
Damh. or Masked Aguc Periodical Headache,
or Bilious lleas;achc, Bilious Fevers. Neuralgia,
rheumatism GOut. Blindness, Toothache. Ear
ache. Cafarh, Asthma. Palpiiations, Painful At
fecons Of the Spleen Mysteries. Collie, Paralysis,
and Painful Affections Of the Stomach and Bow
els. all Of which. when arising from this cause.
will be found 10 assume more or less the interinif-
tent type. This -AGrE CORR removes the cause
Of these arrangements, and cures the disease.
This il accompiishcs BY stimulating the cxcre-
tories to expe the virus from the system: AMI
these organs BY DEGREES become habited 70 DO this
their office Of their own accord. Hence arises
what We term dcriisafioe. Time may accomplish
the same end but often life i not long enough or
is sacrificed in the attempt. while this AcuE
Cure" does il az once. and with safety We have
great reason 10 believe this j. surcr a. well as
safer remedy for the whole class OF diseases
which are caused BY the miasmatic injection,
than any other which has been discovered; and
II has still another important advantage 10 the
public, which IS that il is cheap Is well rs good
PREPARED NY
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JUST PtBTISTIED.--A NEW TREATISE on
Ssrmat0rrh,a. Ssni,nh Wsuknss Nervous and hracrri
psbv. fnpsHrr AMI al dtsease orfssn0 rrsn me haiti
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.Nettua ~ which every sufferer matter hat hscUn-
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The numerous quncks aud quark nnstrms 81 the day.
The author French PhysIfan 81 great attanments
xho spent years IN investigating the nature and
cAmrnt ~ tzeaase which annually carries thousands
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The New York herald., 1862-09-28
Personal Intelligence.


Nrw ORLRAYs-steamship Matanzas-Miss Rosa Kennedy,
Miss Louisa Hunt, MISS julia Hunt nerti MRS Harriet
sanory lady and three daughters DR. Bsrxs and
want * Thomson Hamilton. Duprasscur, Ave and
lady Mrs Lamott ve children, ana seryant Mrs Cello
Contin three sons and one servant: Myman, Henry
johnson, lady and child FoGo Miss indo, Iran.
him and lady, ellis, Kodembaugh, q Howe, James
Gay. Jacob Brccnt Charles Payne, Howell solomon
Henson, y sumner, Allen, Mrs L. Morre and daughter
NEW ORIKANs-Bark Pow hattan--Capt Seaman.
BKRsUpA-Tsrk Eliza Barss--Mr and Miss Masters,
Harvey, II Harwsy, N Darrell. NJ Dunsnt, Nelson.
DEPARTURES.
LtvKRpooL AND QrEgSsTowr-Steamship Edinburg-
Samuel Zcrkowsk Mr. Turner, James McCorinck Mis An
nelle Beding, Miss Hattie smith, Nicholson, New York;
J Skidmore, w Skidmore, John Willis John Will
son ) w II Jochlmson. Is y Fisher, John Barkley Mra
Thomson and chlla, J w Fellows, Drown Winaud
Wigecr, Chas Duane. Thos Doan. w L Underwood,
Miss Jane Cosgrovc Mrs karshall-with others in the
seeraec.
HAvArA-steamshp Roancke--J r Long, BiacchI, WIN
Pinkney. areeu Charlton and wife Miss Roberts, Nj
Masgoleni sipnor ponfzett, dc Fernandez M de- Il
Cneys Il de la Cuevs, dc Ia Cueva, A Cohen Ga
r,au a NeiIson Miss Mazxoleni, Dorle--Tota ia Fo
New oricaus-w Gillcn, Coi.uann. y Mclaughlin, X
Deane, Magiunis aud wife. Ann Jale Coran, y q Rus
scll X sessner and wife, Breed DR. II BcstwIck,
Camoras, Brunaso, Barrios, simpson and wife
Tower s BrUas, Wilson.
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Final DEGREES Against Prize Vessels.
PRIZE cOMMIssioNERs' OFFICE.
Before Messrs. Elliott and Owens.
IMPORTANT TO PRIZE MASTERS.


IMPORTANT To PRIZE
SET Notwithstanding the complaints az delays in
the final determination Of prize this district
assured that after all the District Court OF New York
and its officers greatly In advance Of any and all
others in the accomplishment OF the great desderaium
namely the perectng OF faal DEGREES Of distribution
which the law requires in all cases, before the proceeds
from the department.
court may be active in the hearing Of prize
cause and speedy in its conde mnation and of the
captured property, aud yet unless the celebrity
tested in its proceedings for aa decree of dstribu ion
the CaporS no nearer the possession OF their
prize money.
The proceedings requisite the Foundation of final de
involve deal OF labor ard
tgation and oltentnes very nice questions OF Joint
ture where two public vessels Claim to share
the prize This fal decree Is judicial determination OF
the vessel entitled and the amount to which they
titled and by law TO be based upon evidence taken be-
fore Prize Commissioners and submitted to the Court
by their report.
sively occupied with these proceedings Testimony has
been before the Prize Commissioners thrty
cases. They have made and presented their report
these cases. The District Attorney, K. Dea6eld Smith,
with Mr. Assistant Andrews and the counsel the
H. Upton have appeared before the Judge In these
cases tho Claims Of the respective parties
and this the final dccrecs of distribution entered
Below we pub sh the list " hich final DEGREES
Of distribution have been entered, together with tho
gross amount OF the proceeds In each case.
Hereafter we informed, DEGREES Of distribution will
will be no OF complaint for unnecessary delays
New York urnis market for the disposition Of prize
rropntty superior TO any oher that nothing Of
sort should he allowed to divert It TO other ports
-
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EXPERIENCE OF ONE REGIMENT AT TAN
TIETAM.
BATTLE FIELD, NEAR SHARpsBURG, Sept. 20,

BATTLE FIELD, MAR SHARpsBuRG, Sept. 20, 1862.
Ny DEAR FATHER AND MorIER-I received letter from
you to-day dated September H. vory glad 70 hear
from you. Our regiment in the battle Of Wednesday
ast and hard time we had OF it. We went into the
battle with six hundred men, and At the roll call there
only three hundred answered to their Our
regiment cut up dreadfully. Captain seaton is
wounded badly Lieutenant Chapman is dying; Captain
Chowans shot dead the fed We drove the rebels
back about six miles You must look In the papers
and you will learn from them the particulars OF the fight
George (his brother3 and myself out OF the
gagement without scratch Oh! II awful sight to
Only think of the poor fellows have killed.
Gen. Mansfield killed, and Con. Max Weber lost his
The dead laying around now In thousands,
together with hundreds OF unburied horses The ground
is covered with and broken Thank God
escaped may get killed In the next battle Tell mother
to watch the papers, are In General French's dvi-
sion and General Summers corps Give my love all obi
IL was only home again. how happy would feel Every
time fired saw . rebel drop. Write every chance
you get and tell all the folks TO do the It would
do good TO look at flag II bcars the marks OF
many hoy contested fight Berrng. the color bearer,
killed, but us he fell the flag was caught up by
private and carried bravey throughout the entire day.
This noble fellow promoted the field. No at
present. good by my love 70 ALL From your aectionae
JAMES A. GODFREY.
The New York herald., 1862-09-28
Religious Intelligence.

In st. AIMS CHURCH, Eighteenth street near Fifth ave
nue.. Rev Thes Gallaudet d. d.. rector will preach IL
the morning and the Rev. Y. Ever in the evening Al
the service for deaf mutes half past three p M the
Right Rev. Bishop Talbot will preach, the sermon 10 be
interpreted by the rect,S in the sign language.
ssWhy did Moses consume forty years performing
Journey of forty daysg Thoughts on the Proclamation
Rev VIM Alvin Bartlett will prsich on the above slbec,
this evening in the Brooklyn Tabernacle Services a.
haif.past ten A. d. and at half-past seven p NJ.
| Dr.J H. Raymond will preach 1t The Pierrepon, street
Baptist church OF Clinton and Pierrepont streets
Brooklyn this morning at hall-past ten o'clock ser
| mon "On the Times"
Preaching at the Christian Alliance Tabernacle 44t
Broadway, at half past ten. by Rev. X +. Remington
(piscopaian) at half past by the PASTOR Rev
Chas Chaucer Goss.
Rev. Alexander Crummst, Of Liberia, w. 9. A., will
deliver missionary discourse In st. Philips church
Mulberry street, near Bleecker, at three p. NJ.
Rev. Il. q. Holland will preach In the Twentieth street,
Universalst church, between sixth and Seventh
at hafpast ten A. and Rev g. 7. Flanders in the NJ
ternoon at hapast three O'Clock.
The Rev. DR.. Talbot Missionary Bishop Of tho North
west will preach this evening in the Memorial church. in
Hammond street, Of waverey place. The Rev. J.
A. La Tourette rector Of Trinity church, in Pottsda
Pa, will preach in the morning at hafpast clock
and the Rev. VIM o. Lamsen, Of France, will deliver
sermon at half past three O'Clock In the afternoon
In the Fourth avenue Presbyterian church. corner OF
Twenty second street, Rev. Professor Hitchcock will
preach half past ten O'Clock In the morning. and the
pastor, Rev. DR. Parker, will preach at hapast seven
O'Clock in the evening"
Rev G T. Flanders will preach to day in the Historical
Society Building Eleventh street and Second avenue at
the usual hours In the evening he will deliver dis
course on the recent proclamation OF emancipation.
In the Christian chapel, Seventeenth street. near Sixth
avenue services at half past ten O'Clock the morning
and half past seven O'Clock in the evening. Urban c
Brewer, the pastor, will preach morning and evening.
The Rev. James L. Phillips will be ordained pastor Of
the First Free win Baptist church at their place wor
snip Twenty eighth street, between Sixth avenue and
Broadway this morning at haf asst ten O'Clock Sermon
by the Rev. d. H. Graham former pastor of the church
In the evening at half past O'Clock the Rev James
Colder, returned missionary from China, will deliver
discourse lie religious and practices the Chi
"Let Ny People Co." Rev l. 8. Kaoch will preach
this subject Ia the Laght street church, of Laght
anu Varick streets, this evening. In the morning
third sermon In the upon aThc Sermon on the
Mount"
In the Blocker street Universalist church, Rev G.
Craveps breaches at half ten O'Clock in the morning
AT half past O'Clock in the evening Rev. Moses Bal
au will consider the views Of eminent evangelical d.
vine concerning "Punshment."
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uwus hourly leaving everything behind them In their
nhs Impense slores q grain and stock are thus Left
ro the harvest Of the Indians and 1t u estimated that
fully ono sixth Of the grain Of the State win 60 unreaped
this season.
> now THE SHOULD BIZ CARRIED our THIS TINE.
have taken pains TO with persons who have
ooms here from all parts of the State, and have
piled toieraby accurate history of the and the
sentiment OF the people in regard to the manner OF
treating tho indian depredators find that the feeling
Is universal TO make the OF mination and
if the government does not take the view of the
the people will act by and of themselves. General
Pope does not look upon the Indians deserving u any
mercy, 10 not believe no will much Of that
virtue in aealing with them.
POPE POPULAR IN THIS REGION.
Speaking Of General Pope may say that with what
ever sentiments he may be regarded on the Potomac
whatever eaouies may exist OF him there-ons thing
certain he the confidence Of the great
Northwest wholly and en- tirely.
HIS RECEPTION
Never has any man been so enthusiastically welcomed
here before From hillside and hamlet from the praries
of Indiana and Illinois, the oak openings of Wis
consin and from the bluffs and valleys OF Minnesota the
people have swarmed forth to meet and greet him
his route we'll Of curiosity 70 gaze upon the man
who has borne conspicuous part during this rebel
lion. They have hailed him everywhere as patriot
and here they greet him as their deliverer.
HIS sPRECHKs
in reply to the numberless manifestations have been
characterized by elabnegation that in these selfish
days truly refreshing He told the people Of the peril
Of the country cautoued them against suffering any Ieel
ing OF personal to hold back their hearty sup
port n the government, paid glowing tributes to the
bravery Of their troops and expressed his willingness 10
faithfully pc, his duty in whatever hed he
might be assigned.
MOVEMENTS TROOPS
The news from the frontier has been 'agre indeed
since my last writing. Col Sibey has goa, firm Fort
,Rdgely with twelve hundred and o.Ler cavaiT,
regiment has been TO his assistan,e a egime,t
from Wisconsin has arrived, and will go a. IN he or in
day two, and ex ected. sa so up 10 thv
fort In the course a two or three days.
The New York herald., 1862-09-28
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
The following list Of the new pbioationi reosivet
" the HERALD Office 70 September 81

me following list Of the new pLboationl reosivet
" the HERALD Office 70 September 81
GENERAL LITERATURE.
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&Co.
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by u. Appleton Co.
PLlcKwooD'S EDISBrao MAGAZINE. American edition.
Published by Leonard, Scott N 20.
AYTKR DARK 4 novel. BY wiIkie Collins. Published
by Petc Brothsrs, Philadelphia For by Frede-
rick A. Brady, New York
TE KNcKERiiocsrR MAGAZINE for October. Kinahan
CORVALLIS, editor and proprietor.
THIS ADyocATE PEACE for September ana October
Published by the American Peace Society, Boston.
MUSIC.
MARCHING ALONG. Composed BY W. B. Bradbury.
Published by Firth, Pond Il Co.
CONF In AND SHUT THE DooR. Composed by Frederick
Buckley. Published by FIRTH Pond n Co.
The Angels HARP. Rhapsodie for the Pianoforte. by
J. 7. Trekeil Published by Firth, Pond Co.
La HARpE EoLIENsK Composed by Mile Diana Ashton.
TuE CRusKEEN LAWN, for the pianoforte BY Brnsey
Richards. Published by Firth, Pond 4 Co.
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serenade TO Commodore Porter.

Last evening the compliment OF sercnade Was paid to
Commodore Porter at the st. Nicholas Hotel where he
gallant officer Is at present soourning large body Of
nremen assembled at the hotel with lighted lanterns
and having called upon the Commodore that gentleman
presented himself on the balcony
COMMODORE PoRTER's SPEECH.
NY TEsps-I am happy TO know that have the appro-
baton of my countrymcn. II is the proudest feeling
OF my heart that in this war have sought ~ pefs6hn
honor. have sought no personal aggrahdzement. Ny
whole desire and object has been to offer my life 70 my
country support the constitution, aud to unite our
unhappy country II have aided in any manner 10 do
this trust in doing have secured the appreciation
Of my counrymsn and that y all the honor desire IT.,
all the many conflicts have passed through and you
have given me credit for IL as the commander Of the
'ea permit ms sssD crews s %n'n myss
70 those men who fought your battles and expected
h6n6f-nany who are almost unknown and forgoten-I
40 their guns and acted throughout noby and galanty
To he then and not to mo- are due the honors Of the
occasion (cheers) There rs one instance Of the the
war TO which I must refer, that is tho evacuation
Of Baton Rouge. After our men had fought from
daylight till four in the evening, and had driven
the enemy back II was determined that we should aban-
don the place. entered my protest against IT, "a voice.
Good for you ) and should have defended u TO the
last hour Of my e Bui was decided s anu anu
gunboats four days. Cheers for the Commodoro After
that called my crew together and placed before them
the poston OF the vessel told them had supplies
and no coal but up the river could obtain our
supplies and that BY hard htng alone We could oosin
thom they gave inc three cheers, and TO them alone
must attribute the unparalleled Of my gallant ship
compel me TO be silent but must regret
that am not now the Mississippi river fighting In my
countrys cause instead OF being detained here ID New
York have also to remark that am attended with
some Of the most gallant who have distinguished
themselves upon that river. (Cheers) He would speak
particularly or the gallant bearing of Captain Reilly, OF
tho Anglo American gunboat and is gallant crew who
had fought like men and veterans during the war.
(Chesrs.) Calls were made Tor captain khy, pus tho
gentleman did not appear.
Mr. PETER Y EvxRErr, OF Hook and Ladder Company
No g. presented the Commodore with ireman's badge
and bestowed on the part Of his company the freedom
Of tho fraternity Mr. Everett addressed the assembsgc
after which IL dispersed.