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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-01-21
TAX SALE NOTICE.

Ii persons ooncerned viii please take notice aAd
II are hereby notified that At 4 sale for deliDguapt
>i tax lrti-i ~ pursuance of city ordinance hell
al tue Court Hous-. In the city of Joliet win Counfy
IIiinois' on the 18th day e April A. D. 1860 in pur,
snance OF law She following described lot As purah.s
Gu ~ 'e nhlsrs'gned WHO = the lawful holder ofthe
pnrchase Certificate Of said sale that TIE tim, t. -
aenption vi expire IN two years from the date Of
said sale aud the oos Il redemption be yuI- N.
Ofadyerti-ing. viz
Tot Block &C. school Sec. fdd. @ sols.t. sO,ss or
SI,76. ~
JOHN FERGUSON,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-15
Tele0taphit Nel1's,
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. I
War News.

BALTIMORE, May Is. -Passengers who have
arrived here by the Old Point boat say that
several steamers, with released Federal prison
ers, from Richmond, en- route for Washington,
were passed in the Chesapeake bay last night
This city is this morning filled with variety
Of rumors, stating that the city Of Richmond
has been taken by the Union forces.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-15
From Halleck's Army.

WASHINGTON, May l5.-The latest news
here from the army before Corinth is up to yes
terday morning, when the expected general en-
gagement there had not commenced
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-15
LETTER FROM WILLIAMSBURG.
The Killed and Wounded from Alexandria.

We give below an extract from letter re-
ceived yesterday In this city from our esteemed
townsman, DR.. CHAs W. CHANCELLOR, which
Will doubtless be read with deep interest by
many of our citizens:
WILLIAMSBURG May 10, 1867 have been
here since the battle of the 9Th inst under a
flag Of truce, attending our wounded. Know
ing that you will be glad to hear the fate Of the
Alexandrians, avail myself Of the opportuni-
ty to let you know all the facts have. Among
the wounded from "Corses" regiment are JAS.
H. McVeigh, slightly JOS. B. Penn and J. +.
Grimes, severely in the chest; Swami, slightly
in the leg; = Mcknight, (son Of ". Ii. Nc
knight, right arm amputated above the elbow;
Cation, severe wound in shoulder joint. Among
the killed are Capt Jack Humphreys who com
manded the Alexandria Rihemen, Marye hay
ing been made Lieutenant Colonel of the regi-
ment; 'Black' John Addison, (son Of A. Ad-
olson, of Washington city; Eugene Fairfax and
Hugh Hite. A number of others were slig htly
wounded, but went on with our army. Among
them are Major Arthur Herbert, Taylor Talia-
felro, Conrad johnson, and 'White' John
Addison. I received a ball through the left
sleeve of my coat, which touched the arm, leav
ing trihing wound about an inch IN length.
[ have given you the names of those with
whom you are acquainted. Others in the regi
ment were killed and wounded Our wounded
are getting on very comfortably. Please present
my kind regards to --, and all friends at
home &c, &c.
THE WEATHER continues disagreeable and
rainy
THE CITY HOTEL. City Hotel in this
city is AN institution Custis in his recol-
lections, tells with smack of his lips, of the
Canvas back Madeira and honminy which
was the invariable order that Washington gave
for his dinner, within its hospitable walls
From it's door the Father Of his Country, a few
months before his death, issued the last militia
tarv order he ever gave-in compliment to the
skill and efficiency of the Alexandra Voun-
teers, HeheboWer still maintains its ancient
fame and it is admitted on all hands, that he
is the very man who can keep hotel.
WOUNDED SOLDIERS "a number Of woun
ded federal soldiers from Williamsburg were
brought to this city, and Washington last night,
and yesterday.
On the 8th instant duel was fought between
Col. Metcalf and W I. Caste, secession
lawyer Of Maysville, who was recently liberated
from Fort Lafayette The origin Of the diff
Guilty was the CoIonels instrunentaty IN pro
curing the imprisonment Of Caste. The en-
counter took place one mile below Dover: Ky,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-15
From the Peninsula.

WASHINGTON, May lj-Infonmation from
Gen. McCleIans headquarters up to p. H.
of yesterday.
No news Of the progress Of the gunboats up
James River
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-15

quick succession rs tliel o'oileo 1ilestieeCo
are no longer thronged and, in some Of the
streets, it is as quiet as a deserted village
ALExANDRIANs KILLED, WOUNDED AND
TAKEN PRISONERS IN THE BATTLE OF VIII
LlAMsBURG We learn from one Of the prise
ners taken at the battle of Williamsburg, that
Messrs Thomas Padgett and A F. Skidmore,
of the Mount Vernon Guard5 Captain A. j..
Hum hrcys, Eugene Fairfax and j. Il. Add
son, of the Alexandria Rifemen, and }. c. Bal
lenger Of the Old Dominion Rifles were killed
in that engagement. George Craven, George
Snyder, John Payne, T. Murray Joseph Sim
mons, J. Horseman and X. Walker, Of the Mt.
Vernon Guards, were taken prisoners, and have
arrived in Washington J. f. McV eigh, IT,,
and Willie Mcknight, wounded, were also Ia
ken prisoners, and have been taken to Wash
ingt0n
THE PoT0MAc FISHERIES. We are inform
ed by fishermen that there are at present more
Shad and herring IN the river than there has
been for many years past A party of amateur
fishermen day before Yesterday, with small
seine, caught, IN four hauls, upwards OF five
thousand herring not more than two miles below
the city. Many families are this season putting
up their own fish, the regular packers being out
Of the market. Prices rule very low, and to-
day shad were selling at $ per hundred, and
herring at $ pc thousand, while perch and
rock have hnan ra+hor sc,;ca psnoca]lv the lat
b ,,,'' Doo evLlSI so' %, :so 1t '' o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-15
WAR DEPARTMENT,
" ASHINGTON, ID. c., May

" AsHINGTON, u: z, May IF.
Ordered, That all applications for passes to
visit Fortress Monroe, Norfolk, Yorktown, or
other places on the waters Of the Chesapeake
be hereafter made to Maj. Gen'l Jno. O. Dix,
at Baltimore. (Signed)
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-15
MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, by the Rev Dr.. Hall, GEO.
NJ HOWARD, of Charlestown, Jefferson CO.,
Va, to MOLLIE E., daughter of James Ed
ward Towson, Esq. Of Stafford county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-15

Brazilian Steamer at Annapolis.
ANNAPOLIS, May l5.-There has just anchor
ed in the outer roads Brazilian wal steamer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-15

DOARDING-A few GENTEEL BOARD
- ERS accommodated at No. As North Royal
street my 15-3ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-15
Passes.

The following has been issued from the War
Department.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-15
FOCAL ITEMs.

ANOTHER CHANGE. We had occasion, while
publishing the Local News, to note the
changesthat had taken place in Alexandriasinoe
is occupation by the Federal troops. The last
change noticeable was the great influx Of stran-
gers, other than soldiers, the rapid increase in
the population, and the sudden imitation IN bus
mess. Since then, most Of the soldiers IN and
around this place have been transferred to other
Dlaces, and the CO. sequence is as sudden an
exodus of our floating population and collapse
in business giving the city as dull an appear
ance as when at first possessed by the Federal
troops. Many of the stores are closed suffers
supplies are scarce, eating houses are closing
in as quick succession as they opened the streets
are no longer thronged, and, III some Of the
streets, it is as quiet as a deserted village.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04

B%We invite attention TO the call Of
the Military Committee Of this county
upon the people to organize. This step
is eminently proper. We do not know
how soon the battle field may be trans.
ferred> to Ohio. We do no, now know
how soon our people may te called upon
10 defend tl.eir own little ones at thci:
own doors. II this crisis should come and
it now threatens US, it is proper that
the people should be prepared to meet it.
This can only be done by organizing
Let military companies be formed in
every school district in the county. Let
every able bodied male citizen prepare
himself for the crisis, SO that when the
hour comes s--ifit should coma we will be
ready for the work. Organize and drill
prepare. .your rifle and burnish your
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04

General POpe's Conduct Highly Approved
'.MeasuTes for the Relief Of the wound.
od-.Jaskson DestrOyIBg Railroads.
WAsBfsoFoi, August 30.-IGsn Pope 8
cOedect is highly praised in Government
and other qdAtiers.
Merry 1000 Goyernuen, clerks re.
paired 10 the balils6elds to attend TO the
dead Ahd wounded on both sides. Gen.
Wads@orlh took all the hacks here and
sent TO transport the sick and wounded.
The following is gather from private
sources: I
Tuesday night report reached Wal.
ren'on JHnciion tbs, Jackson was again
in our rear and bad taken a position or
,Ihe railroad near Brisiow. a miles sonth
Of Manassas, and burned two bridges. tor
up the tracks and taken prisoners all thu
gua2ls plong the road This Information
Subsequent events proved true.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04
The Continental Monthly.

The following i the Fable Of Content
ofthe September number.
Henry Thomas Buckle, The Molly
o'aoIly Papers. Hopeful Tacket, = His
MarkS John (BuIto JOnathan;I America
Student Life. Go in and Win; John Neal;
The Soldier and CIVILIAN; Author Bor.
aOwing, Intervention; Maccaroti and
Canvas; Anthony TroilOpe on America;
Cp and Act; "reminiscences Of Audrw
Jackson; ;Shakspeare's C.ricotnre Of Rich
ard III; The Negro. 10 the Revolution, A
Mercliap t'sStory; Shoulder Straps; The
Children in the Wood NatinDal Unity:
Was he Successful; Litersry Notices,
Ednor's Table. Terms So per annum
FAddrssJ. r Gilmore, Publisher. Kew.
lYoik.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04

GF Sergeant McNaushren has return
ed to his residence in New Salem, for the
purpose Of recruiting for the 62i Regi
mens. The 6ed is a crack regiment, and
recruits can join any Company they wish
Captain Ilirst, Of the same Regiment
will be stationed at Dresden. Ohio. aud
Sergean. Cloc at New Lexington, Ohio
for the same purpose. q. -.l.u.r .ra...-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04
An Appeal 10 the People of Ohio,
igil All Andi ana and Kentucky,

CINcINSATI BRANCH U S. SANITARY Con-
"a. s.,a Z, .'i CIScINNAT1, August, 1862
The Cincinnati Branch Of the United
States Sanitary Commission again
appeals to you for renewed exertions in
behalf OF our gallant men whose lives and
health ara exposed for the preservation
Of the best Government known amoLg
men. .-.
To our former appeals you have nobly
responded. You have contributed through
US, to he elief of the army, 800, 900 ar.
ticles cf hospital clothing and dellcaces
for the sick, besides large sums of mon,
ey, whereby we have been enabled in va
rious ways to serve the great CAUSE Of
Free Government now in peril You
have thus helped In many cases to avert
sickness. in others to mitigate its e7ils,
and to hasten recovery. Your generous
donations, AID the benign libauenceI Of
your constant sympathy, have been Ielt
IN every camp and hospital in the West
We now ask you 10 euter upon a fall
campaign Of multiplied generosity and
benfcent labor. The Government pro.
poses to put 100000 additional soldiers
Immediately into the field. If, with all
3 that you have done. SO much suffering
has occurred that might. lave been obyi
ated, how great is the necessity for In
crease Of elfori?
These 600. 900 men have all to be sea
soned 10 the lobors of the soldier, L
change of climate, and the other risks o
war, among which that OF battle is tn,
+, least. Itis believed to DO perfectly prac
ticable, iflhe inspecting officers do the
, duty, and admit none but men physical,
capable to the ranks, 10 reduce the pc
centage of sickness 10 a very low figure
; The Government now provides four sur
eeons to each regiment. It's arrsng gshen
for medicines and supplies of all kinds II
The msdical department have greatly i'm
proved. Blu, the call, or So large an in
crease Of the force necessarily 6uds eyer,
department in degree inadequate, tho
: far better provided for this Than any pre-
9 vious emergency. as lT..s.
!, Y You,aioue can,supplyeyery deficiency
aud you can do II. : But there must b
no delay. There must be instant an,
Z. constant preparation, Providence hs
. blessed. Us with an, abundant harvest 3, O
! fruits especially, there is no end TO tb
crop in, the Northwest. And we win as
sure you there will be no end to the de
mand in the camps and hospitals the en-
t suing autumn and winter.
Ofdried apples add peaches, Of Csnne,
TOMATOES, of sour krout,i of pickles Of o.
kinds, especially Of cabbage. there can no
be too large supply prepared! Let owe
~ family double, treble. quadtupl4 th
] quantity heretofore intended for the sold
iers, and there will not be enough. "
know this demand will come. In a fsy
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04
Army Correspondence.
CAMp IuKA, Miss, Aug. 81, &c.

CAMP IuKA, Miss, Aug. 81, Ge.
MEssRs EDIroRs: Alter remaining in
New Madrid, which as you are aware is
located in ailow, fiat, sandy country in
Missouri on the Mississippi river. over
four months, you can assulcdIy imagine
the rich treat of IA change 10 q country
whose lands representatives. from whence
l came orS,h6se arOunls Lancaster, al-
though ske country aroutd New Madrid
ab0qnds Swi'h fertility and,yssith, to-
gethefgwith all',be bilious miaslns earth
isGlieir to. This 4uta country, twenty
five miles east o. -Corinth. abounds with
rolling hills ntpure water. This place
has, population .of 1000 and is beauti'
fulyAlocatcd on the side Of a hill or kettle
and has been bpilrup within lhelast four
years, THE cause Of its rapid growth is
the springsetIis bSiug the great watering
place OF the south, the water OelllS tnH'
of-sulphur and eiron. There are sixdit.
fersns springs within forty feet square
all OIL uilerehs s'repg'n' no n''' 0u
can scarcely taste; the last is disgusting
The Iuka House is attached to the springs
swL;cb Is tba largest hotel this sids oI
Ts.;Ssn,s r. "a vol, colcp,.tod f.,
noui''i''F' ''' ny > anu "V'' '> '','''' w. :.
visitors; therefore wa have changed II
| from o hotel to a hospital, which | con
clude is more appropriate at this time.
III NJ b,,;ld;.u. .ni.,;Or tho ,own o,,
tF, ~ ,o.,,.;f,
| Iep'''ttPit. Iep'o'tuis, 'so'eS"''u' 'so'eS'' -,
place. and 10 all Appearances ons OF the
healthisst locations have ever seen. oui
camp is located on the south east and
highest point surrounding the place. and
Ihreefourlhs of mile from !! overIookins
tue Town, and country, which makes II
very pleasant. From what have learn
ed it is the intention TO torllfy 1t for tu.
ture purpooes, therefore the ak PICK and
spade are all busy cutting down the timber
and throwing up csrthworks; On the 95ll
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04
rNWs ara told ouIte puo,bsr - .bla

@WS are told quite number Of able
bodied nen-msn who for years have sx.
erciSed the high privilege Of electors
men who have enjoyed all the privileges
and blessings of the Government. were
exempted from dr'ft upon the plea that
rhey vsrs aliens. These m-n should be
looked 10 by the people. They shOHld6e
prosecuted undsr Ike slscton iaw. They
should receive the scorE aud contempt ol
all men.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04
DIRECTIONS Foa PACKING, MARKING, AND
.,.,-...r .- FORWARDING. ...-g -I.s.
suRoEOS GESEaAE's OsEfcr,
WASHINGTON, Aug. 80, '62.

'UuptTl y A9HINUTVN' rug OO' vi
ig To tie loyal women unde children o.
the United States !: The supply oflint iu
Iths market isnearly exhausted .JhBt hve
men wounded in defense of their county
will soon bel lin JwRptlof IL 4 I lhppeal to
you to come to our aid 10 supplying us
with this necessary article. sed a9raT
There is scaroely'a woman or child vhc
cannot scrape lint. aud there is no way ia
which their assistancs can be- more uee
fully given than in furnishing US The
means 10 dress the wounds Of those who
fall in defense Of their Rights and theil
Homes. io,a, sls
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04
To the women Of Fairfield
. County. 80

/ u
The Soldiers Aid Society Of Lancaster
feel called upon to invoke the coopera-
ton Of every woman in Fairfield County
in The work Of preparing and forwarding
hospital supplies, and other articles nee.
esssry to preserve bcalth, prevent or NIT
igate disease and suffering. and insure
comfort among the gallan, soldiers Of the
Union, who for US. as we'll as for them.
selves are braving all dangers aud hard
ships to preserve the best government
under heaven.
For this purpose We publish herewith
the appeal oil the Cincinnati Branch Of
tho United Sanitary Commission to the
people of Ohio. This document 60 well
EXPRESSES the object and purposes of the
movement in which we are engaged and
the pressing necessity there is for the
immediate, energetic ahd universal action
on the part Of all friends of the soldier
that we can add nothing to its force. and
we therefore content ourselves with indi
catsg what we deem the best mode of
accomplishing the object in view.
The experience Of this Society, now in
operation nearly half a year, shows that
it cannot oI itself deyelope all the re i.
sourses of the County, or olTcr 10 all will.
Hing to engage in the work, conyenie nj
| medium OF action.
We therefors now suggest that in each
Township in the County an auxiliary So.
ciety be organized, and at once proceed
10 interest and engage all within It's limits
in the work to be done, having its own
officers and committees, and proceedins (
in such manner as 10 its members shall
seem best for the object 10 view.
As the organization will necessarily
continue as long as the war, the action to
be taken should look rather to a regular
and uninterrupted supply of the articles
needed, rather than TO large contribu,
zion at once. siiir ia',-'.rr5
This Society is in correspondence with
the Sanitary Commission at Cincinnati
and win receive and forward TO that poin
all contributions by the Auxiliary Soci
ties, OF these Societies may if they prefer
open correspondence for themselves. Will
that Inslitulion.J Allneedful information
can be had at the regular weekly meet
]ipgs Of this Society which are held OF
TAursddy forenoon, at the residence O
Mrs. Dr.. EEErSoEa, or BY application il
person, or by letter to lis corresponding
Secretary. 71l 'a, = ts' %
To indicate the mode of organizalio
we append hereto a list ofthe officers au
committees Of this Society'
Mrs. W.. Reese, President. r,a
: Mrs. DR.. j. White, Vice Iresident
ad Mr'. NJ. A. Daugherty, Cor. ,Secretar,
Mrs. s. @. s,am5augh, Rec'g Sec'y.
8 Mrs. J ohm Rsbel, Treasurer.
ln.,,-,, coMMrrTEE ON .sUPpLrE,,gs,0
Mrs. Ohs, % Mrs DR. EHiugcr.
q MIS- Pepple, Mrs JOS Work, Sci
I
Mrs J q Weaver Mrs J 9 Smith,
g Mrs Briefly Mrs Jno Borland,
Q Mrs Jpo D Martin, Mrs H A G4belein
o Mrs J McClelland, slly q l5 I n
= PACKING AND FORWARDING COMMITTEE.
= Mrs John G Cassell, Mrs G + Garagh,,
IS Mrs Caffee, ,.l. Mrs AW Ebrigh
e Mrs II V Weakley.
l 10 4. f.ffI ~ % H
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04

@Dr. o. E. Davis has been appointed
Surgeon Of the 10th Regiment of lnfan
try. This is a good appointment. TIE
Doctor is master Of his profession, man
of force, talent and skill, t-'.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04
GTThe number Of towards in ihi

GTThe number Of towards in this
county is perfectly amazing. ofthe 1000
men examined by Surgeon Lewis over
900 of them we're able bodied, without
any cause whatever exempling them from
draft. These men should be,marked--
boys should insult them and women treat
.bem with contempt.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04

FArRF1EID CoUNTY FArR.- The eleventh
annual Fair Of the fairfield County Agri'
cultural Society viii. be held on the Fail
Grounds at Lancaster, Ohio, ou'ths 10Th
18th and l7tb ofoctobes, 1859. sr,
(, ..,s.,, JEo; "A, FETTERs, Pres
r. B. EMBIoH, Sec., ts-s' sf@ 2
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04

: CHAaLEs F. ..sHAEFFER, Esq, has been
appointed Tax Collector for this (l2th)
District. This is an excellent appoint
ment. Mr.. SHAEyEER has ability, integ-
rity and business tact
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04

EDucAfIoNAL-Tbe undersigned will
commence the next term of his Select
School on the FIRST Monday Of September
' Auye2 3w JOHN WILLIAMS.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04
NNDTHCE.

Sorguu growers who wish to see Cooks
Pan 10 operation can do SO by calling
al the residence OF tie subscriber, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPT 10Th 1869.
JOHN A. FETTERS.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04

ETThs canvass for this Congression'
hl District will soon open. Hon. CARY
A. TRmBLs our gallant candidate is at
work and will soon be with US.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04
Attachment Notice,

william Boyer, Plainad ys, JsssO H., Allen, Daft
nRFoRE Samuel Boyle, j. p. IoiAmanda town
tSship, Fairfield county, oAio.s on tho Ath day o
June, A. D. 1859, said Justice issued an attaoh en
sixty cents. WILLIAM BOYER.
|. Amanda, Julyist, 1852,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04

EE Persons in the habit Of shooting
upon the premises Of BRAN EvERsoLE
are hereby notified to desist. If they dc
not, the law will be enforced agains
them. s, .ryfv yr ABRAM EvERseLE,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04
The Last and Best Chance.

The time for recruiting has been OK.
. tended to the 18th inst. Another oppor.
unity is afforded the country to save it..
self from draft. Another chance is given
lhe people 10 volunteer and thus save
themselves the disgrace Of being forced to
defend their own libei ties and 6resides
at the point Of the bayonet New COM
panies may be organized or old ones
filled up. Recruiting officers have arri-
we'd from the l1th. Three hundred men
are wanted for that gallant old regiment
Immediately. - g -''''''
There never was time in the history
of this war when men were SO much
needed as at this moment. A powerful
and insolent enemy ara threatening the
Capitol - Mrsatsniny our o0n Stots-
/, marching upon Cincinnati. Their purpose
is to invGds as, burn our cities and lag
vasts our lands. Come forward, young
men, aod enlist. If We hesitate now we
are lost. ...1., t.',,
DR.. H.. ADDISON. of No. TOT Arch
Street, Philadelphia, is now stopping at
y Mrs, D. HurchINs. Main street. Lancas
ter. Ohio. for medical practice. 1t is un
derstood he will remain until the 17lh o.
this month He invites those who are
suffering from the want Of heahhto call
r'' The remarkable correctness Of The
knoweledge he acqpiresof) each person.
case without asking any questions what
ever, is tullyJshown. 10 each opeche exam
ines. by his' accounts of, their feelings
and sensation, StiA1g from the disorder
he finds existing 10 the system or any or
gan Affected, Ia consequence Of this Iii
cures ID Philadelphia and Boston anJ
other places where he has practised {,
any extent, have been numerous aud re
msrka5le, ,Jfpr, many Of the mos! extrem'
cases hnvelbsen ,broughttohis care, ans
; his success in prompt relief and speed
restoration Of his patient 10 health ant
comfort, has correspopded with his grea
skill in mastering and showing the nature
ofcomplaints.A n ECh an .5E
Dr.. HDpIsoN's sxamlnalions are mad,
without charge, $50 that n avisitlto bin
does not COS. anything, and to many /
may be The meansof q cure almost bsyont
valuation. Where msdieaI treatment il
dcsredi the price will bo moderate. IA