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HAVE YOU ASTHMA OR PnTH1sIs.

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HAVE YOU BRONCHITIS
HAVE yor CONSUMPTION ,
HIVE NOr PLErNIsY2

Then usCJAO NES ENPECTORANT. BY taking
taking two or three large doses in the early stage Of
the disease in quick succession. and covering up
warmly in bed. this preparation acts II sudorifc or
sweating medicine, and suhduc the inflammation at the
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
"wHO Is PLEASANrON %

Brgaaisr General Alfred Pleasanion tho leader or Ii.
savalry and who has recently 30 distinguished himself
nd his command, native OF the District of Columbia
1rsu which part Of the CO lntry ho wae appointed q
sadssto the Military Academy OF West Point In September
aalO He graduated the 3oth OF juno 1874 standing
uvvcnth In his class, which consisted OF twenty 1--WE
members Including General Hancock and othors In tho
0nion service Simon Bolivar Buckner and other rebels
hnd several Rno officers who killed in battle dYrng
sne Mexican war. ON che lst Of Juy, 1874, he was
Srsvstssd second lieutenant Of ths First dragcops and
90 che 80 u November Isit he received his commission
9th tho fun rsnn and was transferred To tho Sscond
arscons Hc served 10 tbs Mexican war. add was
beevettcdA Arst lieutenant for gallant and inrioes
conduct the battles n PaIo Aho and i,esac, 20 la
cas- swardsA in April isiT. On tho so.h of s.pte,pssr
te49 he was promoted 20 tho Gull rank " rst lieatnan
BE becamsthe aajuant VI his regiment 10 Juy, 1854,
aud promoted TO cnptaincy Oh the IA oa Mach,
1855 Ne asssd assistant adu;an, ssneri to General
darney IN September, 1865, and again h, Mag 1851 ia
Ne Army Register FOR 1859 aui 1850 his naae stood
usth on the ro! Of captains OF the sscosd dYagoous
ana fifteenth On the uBeal roll az drssvm
sartains Az this tiinc he held tho command
Il company Of The seeoid draxo,us n,
The Army Register for 1851 his name stands one degree
higher tho ncai roll Of dragon captains, ewing %
she death az cptsia fitzgerald. Thc roscnatIons Of
lraors iu the army brought ny fine namo ~ CAPTAIN
posssno u bc the second tho t Of On .stns or tho
ysccnd cavalry Germeriy called Dragons, and ths ro
uremcn, or CAPTAIN Newton made him III, senior captain
" ,ss ros mont and The cavalry service he sim re-
tanning tho cn~np,and OF Company H. oG this roinncnt
~ ws ,rouoted 10 ttc maeTy " the secoid cavalry
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
THE GREAT BATTLE OF AETIETAM.
Interesting Additional Details Of the Decisive
Rattle ON Wednesday.

On Wednesday, scpcmrov u, the Union aud roec
forces In Maryland met ~ tha Blue Ridge nnd
fought n tastlc, which, when us full extent
is known viii probably dwarf all stbcr hattlcs yot
fought Ia tho present war. Gen. Mcclellan
nosdod tho national troops IN person and had aa tho
ucld the who!e command u Gen Burnside, recently aug
nca,,d by the addition u several now resnets; the
Amy corps lately under Gen. Mcdowell, nov under
uosDd of Cxu. Hooker Gen summers corys Gen. Frapk
Inns corps Gcu. jmrks' corps csnnaudci W Gen. wa
iars, mud syiss division Of tJtz Juhn Prors corps
he other side The rebels undoubtedly sd p4sen, tho
whole force which icy originally brought isto Maryland
hey we're commanded by Gen. ace.
7BE sAr,yE FFip.
The battle fought in ibe valley immediately wss.
OF naS perien og the Blue Ridge known as Tho South
Mountains AMI 10 the tut aud north oI sbarpsburg al
uos in semicrcIe. the sido Of which ~ cvar,s
the .cwn rnlIsc most of che valleys this B,.e Ridge
country this valley has act icycspot an w. st rolls into
cpinsn,es of al Dimensions from the little knoll, tba,
your horse gacps easily 10 the rather high h that
make him tug like mule. Many Of the dcprcss onr be-
tween these hills dry, and an,rd admirable cover for
infantry against artillery 0thars watered BY tl.
deep, narrow and crooked Ap'ie,sin, a stream
that teerle " observe No dscoum In rc.
spect 70 hs co.Sss, but has TO be rgoscd
The New York herald., 1862-09-20


taken, and steadily the line swept back and NE kay6
the nre Of newly posted batteries that enemy could
occupyr.
syxss' nIv'sioy LINE.
AZ Bnrnside's line withdrew the word passed along
the hill for Sykes "fall in" and the tough od
sonsrf OF the regular regiments who had been ounginG
on the hi quiet spectators of tho battle hurried gladly
into line, Joyful al the prospect their turn had eOmo
an there they stood ready check the progress Of aay
sudden disaster.
ARRIVES.
Wight prevented further operations; bu, lei n bs
clearly understood that were only not entirely a. D.
cossful the sft--we suffered disas,er nor could
spfer any for 10 Ia the glrv e General MctleIlana
pan tie that, il he rebels had routed Burn.ds
aud driven HIM confusion completely or tho field ora
left would still have been saer there cloge In hand
Poriors corps fresh and ready FOR tho emergency
M'G.mIAs's BEADouARrTK'.
General Mcclellan bad his headquarters during dag
at comnsndng point the leli. He did not remain
u all the limo however, but rod the lsd from
point point tho oatte ragged he thero watching
vgan,y Its progress and sharing tho dangers of th9
namecss heroes who fought eravely TO win the gof
ous day
eurpER y. n AyTER THE
Az ode the Geld ~ nj " ,ar passed Portsrs
twn, near to where our wa ons were parked noted
Ferority Of men, There beef on tho are. All
while tho Sa,e ragged furously at hlfa mile Distant
camp. Thus tired oo,s were Of supper ers
they slept, WHILE if the rebel soldier haa anything at al
to eat tina, night it must have been scaniy b.e ~
around
The New York herald., 1862-09-20

made in General orders No. 63, dated At Washington,
juno 10, 1852 he was next promoted 10 the rank Of
brissdor general Of volunteers, ociay announced in
General Order dated July "a, 1884, aud given the som
mand Of General Stoneman's efficient cavalry brigade
Since he has been connected with tho Army Of tho po
tomac General Pleasanou has become rather noted for
the brilianoy Of his movements On Friday, Sept ~
he msde dash into Frederick and engaged and drove
portion Of the rebol cavalry, who were protecting the
Of that army, from tlat city On Monday, Sept 10,
he agan mp with the rebel rear guard ut Boons-
boTo, and drove them out, capturing two guns and
killing nrty OF the enemy. And now we find him again
IL .r chase upon lhe rear OF the retreating Zoo
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
THE REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.

"
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10, 1862.
Information reached here that the rebels last night
Asstroyed the now bridge at Harpsrs Ferry, and blew
~ shs PIERS They also destroyed everything that
ossbs to be destroyed at Harpers Ferry and along the
~ Of the road Msrtrsburg, Including the splendid
nysago known the Pillar bridge, at that point. This
aornine there remained only small force OF rebels on
Ac.sser Heights, and one conpany at Sandy Hook.
he rebels took advantage Of the cessation OF hosti-
sass yesterday 70 mako all necessary arrangements
Or their retress their main body crossing tho river At
ne nearest ford, some accounts state Hsrpers
Vsrry, and others at Dam No 4. The iast was proba.
Aly thsir principal crossing.
There have been flying rumors Of an engagement to.
SAy but is ascersinOd that the dring proceeded from
cur flying artillery attacking the guard Of tho re-
creating reboI amy.
The New York herald., 1862-09-20

taken, and steadily tho line swept back and NE hard
won MI was relnqushed; but 1t was fully under
'ho nfe Of newly posted batteries that enemy could
occupy II.
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
THE OPENING YESTERDAY.
TRUCE AND THE RETREAT.

H4sD
HyApar ARYERs or IHE irsy PoroMlC,
Sept. 19-Mornng !
Yesterday occupied in burying the dead and caring
for the wounded
The rebels Gent in dag Of truce the morning, asking
permission to bury their dead, which granted
AT rst the orders wce very stringent aganst holding
Intercourse with the rebels but during the afternoon they
were relaxed and the troops Of bcA sdes freely in,mia
e,ed
At daylight this morning II was discovered that the
enemy had changed their position About nine O'Clock
IL was discovered that they were in fun retreat.
Had the rebels remained q general engagement
between both armies would have taken place this
morning.
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
TIE VERY La THs =
ON THE Bsrr,r FIELD, NEAR sutRrssuRo, I
l,ptpAx Sapl 1u~-Npan

FRIDAY, Sept. 1e--Nosn.
Tho victory is complete and splendid. Oar troops
deserve well Of their country There has been bss
to-day TIE reseis in JaH fialt Mcclellan is now
In pursuit Of them. What npags in history has
enacted this bloody aod Of Aulican during the last
corty.eight hoursl
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
THE REPORTS FROM FREDERICK.

FRSDKRlcS, Nd, Sept. l9, 1852
There has but very little fighting to-day; there
vas oannonsdDg for tmo this morning, but have not
been able to learn the result yet Probably did not
Nnnsunt TO much.
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
REPORTS FROM HARRISBURG.

HlRisrraG, Sept. 10, 1861.
information just received rrouthe battle field says our
victory complete, and that General Pleasanton In
Potomac
inc whole Union army Is in good condition, and the
saomy has teen badly punished
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
I'VE Can Ask No Higher Honor Thap the
Proud Consciousness That We Belonged
!. to the Army Of the Potomac"

&C.. &C.. &e.
M'ClELLAN'S BULLETINS,
--~~~~~~"~~~~--~~~>.. ---sss<
GEN. MCCLELLAN TO GEN HALLEcK.
<Ag. One.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY THE PoroxAc,o
Sept. 1850 A. ". I
MAJOR General HAIlEtK Generai.in.Chef:--
But little occurred yesterday except skirmishing.
Last night the enemy abandoned his position, leaving
Au dead and wounded on tho field.
We are again in pursuit.
rdo mot yet know whether he Is falling back 70 an In
serioY position or crossing the river.
W may safely claim vissory.
6EO B. MCCLELLAN. Majcr General
No. Two.
HEADQUARTERS Army rrn PorOnAc,
sept. 19--1o30 A. n. )
Major General II. ". HALIrcK, General Chief
Sieasantcn is driving the enemy across the river.
Our victory was complete.
The enemy rs driven back into Virginia,
xarylsna and Pennsylvania are ncw sstc
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN, Major General.
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
Our BooNssoRo DESPATCH. - = :

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