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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13
Ayers -Ague Cure,
FOR TIE SPEEDY CURE CT


tu.ermitteut Fever. or Fevcr and Agas. ! sni'te
Fever. Chill Fever, Damo CUE, Periodical head
scbe OF Billion. Headache. aud Bilious ie-
vpr- Indeed for the whole ciass ~ tis-
eases n is-usting in hillary oerange-
meat, caused ly the Maiaris u
AissmsfIc C0Outries.
We are enabled here % oiier the community
rsuedv which, while it cures The above complaints
with certainfy Il sfiu perfectly harmless I'm any
quantity. such remedy j. iuvaiusbie ~ district-
where these aiicfing disorders prevail 7his cure
expels tho rniasnatc poison c Fever and Ague from
tie system, AID preventt The deFeiopmeri q he
disease Il taken the first sPProach OF - premon
tory sysaptons Il IS noi ouy The best Remedy
vet discovered Tor this class 81 umaints, lut aso
the cheape,'. Tie large oraniy we supply foS
dollar bfln.s it within lhe reach N cAtfa Nl5, eul
in bilious dstrict- ~herv FTsr atd Arue prevails.
everybody should bsNs a aud sse it itssiy 18th "a
cure and protection. great suItilefifY 20 ili-
remedy over eny other ever discovered tr tao siet
dy and ccrtaAn cure ~ lHitl nilets i- ti'a ft con
t,in- no Onfnine on mineral r,f-r ueutis 10 ffllu
ces no ousnisri Or other insurilus entcs ~h1teNeI
upon The slf.liirton. Those car I'd - q are ltif a.
healthy A. n the, llad never had tlis. disease.
Power and lie is n5i .1ac tae consequence II The
raiasnatic poson great variety - disorders aIst
from its irritati, n, among which are
Ncura,gia, Rheumatism. CO. {, aesaaslA. Blndness
Tootbache. Earsche, Caiari IA, Asthma, Ia ~
tstion. Painfni Affection II the spleen. Hss-
tsric-. PAIN in the Isrvri- Coli ,f,tr4is sis
and D.raueerierf n fhe stomach,
an of which when originating in this c2n-c put Or
the intermittent type, or become periodical 14s
-sCxHE e1pes the poison from The li.,c, sud COZ
s.quentlv cures them all alike. n is invaluable
protection 70 lmmi migrtnfs aud I~rsOns travelling o.
temporarily residing in ihs maiarous districts. i
taken occasionally daily while e2p0.ed 70 the in-
lection that viii De exlrcfed from the system sld
cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity o. ri.en
into disease. Hence * i even niure Valuable tsI
protection than cure, and 9 niil ever suffer from
niermittrnis " ihes avail themselves oi tho pro
teciiun this rsn b Affords.
So Prepared - DR = { AfEf . co.
Lowell. Ms htsf ii-.
AT cul rtm..iI,. I1 -t'. E = Il e. fIsor ~.
p NJ Dossrlsy. ora IS sn prureI-f- in J-frt-
Hautc.
wholesale iy AllEs Co. c.nrinnsa
Iuu -9lro -s,row
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IACOR fNsLss. Fosrxas.
Nh Ccr-tsrfly on hsfs sapsfiof sffirls =
wATER FR0tF olt ei.tCkiSo. wsrfsnissi A. is
Fafrr rfori - irn.k~ the leather c srd riishie.
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Boots Go Shoes,

Err On rcd of sale Ia this market. embracing ever,
variety q
MEMS, VOMEN'S AND CHTLDREN'S
WEAR
Sali sblv a. tie fali tlnicr frsce Whict - ~
~ y hoi sale Or rrtsn st the
Lowssi War Peaic Priees For Cash
" s,pref .liy can The astention n cyunsry Mer-
chants sdi Dealers 10 our iarg- ard well selected
sio<k q Aaots shoes. - our facilities Ter buylfg
ensbl-s us % sell. A. wholessls. ~ ifw Or i'wv'
fhaa any naafk-t sat n New York.
tsIr sfort ht= bees Ctrefliy seiscted AZ thr most
re- able rstfffn N,nafiriorlet. W''h special fleu
T. supply ,stsiseioflg she esni. n Coasify Deal
efs.
uuf arrangements srs sgtb 90 etabie ns a.
keep or as.ofimsnt Constantly comp leie. sni
Goa - Merchant. vili lui no dlGicnhy In ielsc.
unF ar assortment.
uSEQl uED ~ QUALITY or PgiVR.
~ arr hrase thls .ld- ~ New York. W have si-o
81 hard large trurn offaf own manufacturing
msi, 10 otir mp - No h@st wafkmen sni 81 ihs
bstf nsteflai ~hiet we ell eerrani in every re-.
pei.
We sre also prepared ~ make q urdef sssfy kind
a ro thai 49, a. enisd 90 ln of liue fhafits
aoflce and - the rao.t fashionable siyie.
Ncriing dsoe ~ fls 49, fllc anf 81 shor
Ioaniry Nersh.uts AMI sa u.irr. desiring y. oif
a. Shoe Iil mud f their interests a. giVe ~
rsl ard examine Hfock NJ prices. ss ~ ic-
isf .lloed q sell goots as lsv az boaee in lie
city. or even lover.
10 sof FORaEr THE fIsACsi
ce-srrrelsl Row. 80. TOT wahash 81 tsivesn
Ffn. Ter Harfn I~fIsrn
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AsSfTs
Cash, Balance ia Bank, 25 3F -
Bonds and Mortgages (being first lien on
Real Estate, worth al least 81 so7, zoo e9 800 05
Loans on Stocks, payable on demand,
market value OF securities Sls7, ,S7S 5o l$460o 90
Rank Stock, (market vaue) 1878 "
United States Treasury Notes, market
value, los. .393 g
Brooklyn City Water Bonds 1880 o.
North Carolina state Bonds market vail 1850 o.
Missouri STATE Bonds (msrket vaue), lt0O0 o.
Real Estate, No. Wall Street, g. 3o5 a.
interest due on lst January, 1851, (of
which s22, $50 ~ has since been reed. TRES g.
Balance in hands Of Agents and IN course
Of transmission from Agents, on lst Of
January (of which ell sS6 Is has since
been receivedl, eo.sos 10
Bills Receivable for Premiums on In-
land Risks, 2s.es3 o.
Other Properly, Miscellaneors items, $50 o.
Premiums due and uncollecled on Poll
cies Issued a, once, s.l3o J.
Total. sl,se5,40 g
CHARLES J. MARTY, PKknDrrr,
Az. wILLEARTH, vIcF PxrszDEsr
J. MILTON sllTa, sEcHETART
JOHN MoGEB. Ass'T szo'T.
CHARLES CsstFr, agent.
No. PHUNIx ROW,
insisdr TvEEz Esrrr. I'D
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS
PONY EXPIRES.

10 san Erauelscs, California;. IN
Ten Days froia ~. JcsePh. fo.
asTrs.
Letters weighing half aalsr er a,fsf ...,s. - 90
~ every adflao1ai half oa.fs al faefipn 81
ar etIlcs .....ss.... ....t-... = : 10
g. ai rssrs b De- freioset in florrfnmsut ftaUped
saraiopes. ard IH Ergrsss cAof9ts ~ f-yftf.
on I'D after suly ns1t rrsi1rtIo1 90 81 % per
haif ouncs eiil hr made.
letters ard felrFrsaht viil BE- received - ire A.
ntriean fkrfs.s Company RI their olIea in 1cfre.
asus~. .sf irs@rea - eps.s~~s '-ith sh- -srv~ 49,
pre-. riia pfnnrfures.
faf nriaff l'sfp sue1 tgply - o. olfte Il NJ
Areflcan fsprt.s Comp ~. nsrtlcasf corner q
a. ssIf ohio sfftrft
spsenf ~ wASsoT. As'sa
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Compound Extract Of sarsaparilla


Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla
Tie Iaost o1tctusl reHeay ~ich tbs medical ski q
our times can devise tor this every enere prcvsrs
- fstaI niasdy. Il cosobined frhu The most active
re-ncd.as fhai lagt been c.cggere- for he cAIlr-
gator o. Tits fou Disorder from the blccd, 80 the
re cue ~ tie systcu from its destructive conse-
caences Hcuce Il should be employed Tor The cure
OF nos only Scroiuls BOT slso those 0slrr affections
which arise from II, such -
Fruptive and skin Diseases, 81. Anthory's Fire,
Rose. or Rrysipelss Pinpies Postuies kloicb-
e. ii alma aud Boils. 1uIEcrs, letier snc salt
alieum said Head, EingNorm, kheu-
msusn, Syphihuc ana hefcuresi
Diseases, Drppsy, Dyfpegsiss
Debility, and, indeed, al
CompisiHis arising from
Nidated or Impure
cod
The pop1!ar telief Ia ''impurity Of The o'cco =
fyunded IN truth, fof scroius H degeneration q the
blood. The particular purpose and virtue Of dis
Sarsaparilia Is purify and regcuersfe Ills vital lu
ID without which seUud beata q iRposssbie n cen-
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STATE OF INDIANA. cOUNTf uF vIt.o -
= W. thr utffr.i ftff - 500 tlsf we viep a
sff tppftifef tr tsffrv CIV ittfn M ~ oliver
eftrrs Sae rhtr co. 1851 q liooer Crees 1osn.
~ rcav aetf Ssete sitFrr-lt. tr4 md - sar,@
fo tr e rel -. il3s hark ~b.te bells ant ~aits
fase. - 81 iae ieh tsr taksa 81 ~ sous means,
slrpc-ea to be fsaf years old sprirg af Ne O.
sptr-l.e be esule "a sisht doskrs.
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skhI.I
suh.crlbsa and tsore " be'ss ne his "a dsv Il
November. isHi. VA A. btDp !. =.
Iesufy tEis V hs uas egpy OF my E,tssy
p.skst wn. a. BSpp. J. r.
psssrhsr :. VS.
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Terms OF subseriptIon.

- r4 year fn vance - -
- .s- ,.,, - N sdvafce .... 80. .....-... =
ffi-.-ie % CIV subscribers e. 10 cent. per week
stnxls copies. csnLs.
rate. of Advertising i'm Daily.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-08-20
Col. T. F. McCoy's REGIMENT.

ENHE brave and accomplished officer whose
- name heads this article has been assigned
TO the command of the 10th Regiment. He
Is already in the field, and calls for recruits
to fill up the ranks.
Let it be our first duty to supply the places
OF those who have fallen in active service, be.
,ofe starting new organizations, which must
De foT a long time unfit for duty.
Rally, men of little Miflin, to the standard
OF your gallant Colenell One last crowning
enort viii save the disgrace and bardships Of
draft, will secure the bounties of those who
enlist. and will give helping hand to crush
The rebellion. and restore peace to oar distract
ed country.
Premium, 81 90
One months pay, i3 90
U. 5. Bounty, 25 90
County so 90
u ). Bounty. lead Of wary rs 90
Ill who wish to join this regiment are in
Vited to enroll themselves at once. :"
|. RUSH ALEXANDER,
augZo Recruiting Officer.
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Correspondence of the Gazette.
From the Mifiin County Cavalry.
G0gn1) mann. CY,,,oL{o,., H..


From the Mif1in County Cavalry.
/ Camp near Slaaghter's Mountain, Va.
August 18th, 1862.
Mr.. EdH0r-In the Lewistown Gazatte &C
July 81, l noticed letter from Culpeper. Va
signed Logan" IN which Capt J. P. Taylor's
cavalry company, composed generally of Mif
MN county,s sons, was noticed in very com
pllmentary terms. Logan" said, 'if their
future proved as fattering as their past, Mif
nlh county might proudly boast of the caval-
ry company she had furnished"
Will endeavor briefly to give you history
| OF tnls @ company since last Thursday, August
g. Ioo2, and leave your readers to Judge
whether their conduct since that time is com
mendable or not.
The lst Penna. cavalry has been DOING nick
ct duty on the Rapidan river for some three
weeks. And on last Thursday evening our
pickets were compelled to fall back Short
distance, but reinforcements coming un our
position was held until Friday morning early.
Wnen 1t was ascertained the enemy had eros
ocu tae river IN force, say 10000 and imme.
Glateiy opened fire on our outposts. Brig.
zen. Bayard rode up to Captain TAYLOR and
SAID he wanted him to cover our retreat with
his company. The Captain Immediately de-
ployed his company in front of the woods
from which the enemy were forcing, and
opened briskly upon them inasmuch as they
were compelled to fall back some distance.
Corporal Christian Romick here received
ball, passing through his right shoulder, dis
abling him, and he was obliged to retire from
the field. We were then ordered to fall back
about three hundred yards, which was done
in good order, and poured deadly fire into
the advancing column of the enemy, holding
them at bay for over an hour, when they
opened on US battery of artillery, pouring
grape and shell into our ranks, when we were
again ordered to fall back Corporal Abner
n. Mcdonald here received q severe wound in
the left arm and side, from which he died this
morning. in Culpeper. We fell back gradu.
ally until meeting reinforcements, when the
firing ceased for the day. !,
aide Hill and bar share Ploughs, THRESH. /
ERS with Shakers, Horse Powers, Saw Mill \
Cranks, and various other castings on hand
ready for sale.
All work sold as good, which proves defec
tive, to be made good: THOMPSON q stone >;
authorized to sell. JOHN r. WEEKES, i
Lewistown, July 80, 1862 Agent.
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the day, and the mosquitoes at nipbt "No
/ rest for soldiers" o
| 80 there is to be men drafted IN ;lI nm o,-
depleted ranks. So be it. We are olad of;t
and 1t 1t only brings those who ought to have
been here, we will be better satisfied since q
draft was ordered. we have heard that in Ger.
tain parts OF MIttiin county of men being in
very delicate health who were never known
10 De SICK before, and others afflicted with
lame PACKS, rheumatism, neuralgia, bad teeth
GCc. In tact all the 'ils that flesh is heir to
foor men, they ought to have some of the doc.
TORS we nave to give them medicine, Well
as nave got to the Surgeons | NAV as we'll
give them their due. Generally thew have
but two remedies give for ali diseases N
wit, Castor Oil and Quinine: If aman is
afnicted with the diarrhoea, they will give him
qulnine; rheumatism. quinine typhoid fever
quinine; a severe cough, auinine debility.
qulnlne; If exhausted and worn ont verv
likely they will give him dose of castor oil
put quinlne Is the sovereign remedy for near
ly all the Ills soldier is subject to. do
not say that allsurgeonsare careless and indif
1eFent; there are many noble exceptions, but
good many are not fit to doctor a dog, much
less men, especially those who volunteered
with the expectation of being attended to
"Heu SIGN nave seen men 90 to the sur
geon of regiment scarcely able to walk,
tthey were good soldiers, and good citizens
when at home,) to see if he would not do
something for them. Well, he might conde
seend to give them dose of oil, and he might
not just as he pleased And l have known
an instance of poor fellow suffering with
the consumption, whom the surgeon had ON
his list, and ordered him to return to duty
one morning; he was near his end then. for
he died before night the same day he was
ordered to go on duty. These things are so.
Dan Blett, Geo. Scott, and A Carson of the
Bucktails, have arrived from Richmond,
whittier they went on the 9th JAM in ad-
vance of the '' Grand Army" They have
paid us visit since coming down the riv-
er. James Hassinger of our company re
turned also last week from Richmond They
do not look much worse for serving in Rebel
dom. Our Colonel returned on last Saturday
good deal recruited in health. The Grand
movement has not began yet-but it will
just wait" yes," wait.
Yours truly,
Co H. 10th Regt P. V.
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my company since. We had 81 men who
went into the light at Gaines Hill. and now
we nave but S2 IN the company. I was Load.
ed In an ambulance after the battle. and after
long and wearisome trip arrived at Harr;-
sons Landing, on James river, where / got
on boat and arrived here on the 4th of july
being nearly done out. and having lain in nv
own blood all that time, as my clothes were
saturated. L have been well taken care of
ana am now recovering fast MY left leg is
quite stlf, and fear will be so for some time
out think 1T will all be right in course of
Tune. want to get home as sooa as I can.
out can't tell when it will be.
thlnk our reterdn army was really banti
aeo with hre and blood during the seven days'
battles. Our loss was heavy, but not to he
compared with the loss of the enemy.
This hospitals located on the Elizabeth river
The cities of Norfolk and Portsmouth are both
IN full view from here. They are fine looking
places, yet have not been able to travel suf
hcIent to go to either place. | have been
down stairs few times, but it is very difficult
Tor me to get up again, so that seldom 90
down. The hospital is about half a mile
above the blockade of the Elizabeth river
where the rebel gunboat Merrimac had her
position The entrance through the blockade
was very narrow, and the Merrimac's position
was just inside of and above the entrance. /
can see the spot she sunk from nv window.
must close for the present. You will excuse
the bad writing &C., of this letter, for am
very nervous and also pretty weak at pres.
ent. But | hope | will soon recover and get
to my home, until am able to return to duty
In the field, which | hope will be soon. Give
my love to your father, and all inquiring
TRENDS and accept my kindest regards.
j. l.. WRAY.
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LOGAN.

A letter from DIR. Worrall of the Prince
street Hospital, Alexandria, says the men
will as general thing do well. John M.
Nolte and some others of the Logans are
under his charge, and we have no doubt
our old friend will do his best to restore all
in his hands to good health. But for the
the fact OF our going to press earlier than
usual last week, his letter would have ap-
peared in the Gazette.
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RAPIDAN.
From the 4sth Pennsylvania Repimeut.
- Camp of the 49th Regt. Psnna Vols. !
Near HrT3.jSon's T1n1i,,d Tr A., Al 1oco =

Camp of the 49th Regt. Psnna Vols
Near HGTTtSons Landing Va. Aug 1lh 1852
Frten6 Gdzette.-Talk about the Sunny
South and its beauties. If poets can sing of
the sunny south, and laud it, its more than
soldiers could do for the last week it is
sunny" enough to satisfy the most fastid.
ious on that point. There is too much sun to
make US feel very comfortable. Well rythm
makers can sing away, but soldiers cannot
see anything in the Sunny South" to sing
about. They can curse it, and that most
roundly two. The sun has white heat on
it from about O'Clock A. M. until about 5
o'clock 2. M. If it is any hotter further
south, | hope we will not have to travel that
way until it gets cooler. Through the day it
is almost impossible to do the duties required
of us on account of the great heat, and the
nights, Oh Dear" the mosquitoes, why they
annoy US more than the rebs do at this time.
When one lies down, he will console himself
with the idea of getting good nights sleep
but no sooner does poor mortal get fixed as
comfortable as he can be on the hard ground,
than these pests sharpen their bills and charge
on him; after fighting them as long as we
can, we surrender. They general beat us,
though we do get ahead of them sometimes
by changing our Base of Operations" or by
Great Strategic Movement" When GOV
cred with a woollen blanket they will bite
through it; but the way to beat them is, to
change it for g1m blanket-that will beat
them. They don't understand that "moye-
ment" at all. They will charge on it all the
same, but it is no 60 as they cant get through.
You are safe then from their attacks, but
you are apt to roast. So it goes, and we are
annoyed day and nightly the heat tl'-4 !
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Also. iAst opened, small lot of WI
Company DIS loss is about ~ killed, woun-
ded and missing. Capt. Hugh Mcdonald Sc
vere!y wounded in both arms and slightly in
side. I'd Lieut.. VIM. Butcher killed. Com
panies A and B, one man slightly wounded.
1t is needless to speak of the 10th Pennsyl-
vania, to which the Logan Guards are attach
ed, and also their Major, J. Ard Mathews,
who was severely wounded in right arm. A
more brave and noble set of men never trod
a battle field; we were side by side during the
entire conflict, and can say with truth that
the Logans acted nobly. Well may Miffiin
county boast of the infantry company she
has in the 10th Pennsylvania, and her COM
pany in the lst Penna. Cavalry.
We deeply sympathize with the little band
of Logans who are left, in the loss of their
worthy Captain, II. A. Eisenbise and I'd LIT.
c. Selheimer, who we understand are wound.
ed and prisoners.
RAPIDAN.
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This is full list of killed, wounded and missing
from our company. The absence of these men, with
whom we have associated as brothers for almost
year, naturally makes us sad, but Notwithstanding all
this, feel ready to give them battle whenever it
shall please Providence TO bring face to face with
them in honorable combat We are now in the camp
in which we were when received orders TO move
What will be done with US 1 cannot say, but think
our story should fire the heart of every young man
at home and him to enlist without waiting for
the draft. Send your paper often. Direct it to
Co. A., and assure yor it will be gladly received.
will close for this time and if anything occurs worthy
of notice you will hear again from
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-08-20

b1-To make room for some letters from
the army, we omit several articles prepared
for to-day's paper.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-08-20
CAMP SixxoNs, Harrisburg,
August IL. 1862

To the Ladies Of Nc McTeytopn and riciaity:
The McVeytown representatives of Cant
Patton's company having received from these
ladies sufficient number of haversacks TO
supply the mess, take this opportunity to
thank them for this expression of interest in
the welfare of those who battle for the public
good. These haversacks contained MANY of
those little conVeniences that are so essential
to comfort IN camp, and yet SO difficult to pro-
cure there
We do not claim for these ladies any pre-
eminence in patriotism, yet we do think the
recipients of these gifts will always bold in
special remembrance these acts of kindness
Such watchful care to anticipate our wants
we take as the index of a lively interest in
our country's cause. A shrewd observer re-
marked, ''allow me to make the ballads of
people and care not who makes the laws"
With as much propriety we may say: tell US
the spirit of the women of land, and we will
tell you the power of that country to repel
foes from abroad or overthrow rebellion at
home. Our highest pride shall be to support
the government under whose mild rule our
country has passed almost a century of unex,
ampled prosperity, and to sustain the high
opinion you seem to have formed of the sons
OF old Mithin. MEMO.
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n@-We are pleased to learn that Edward
l. Swain, of this place, has been promoted
70 I'd Lieutenancy OF Company K, Capt.
Niece, 49th regiment, for meritorious con-
duct
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-08-20

EGThe Juniata Sentinel is now conducted
by Rev. A. L. Guss, who has thus far made
its columns quite interesting.
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PAY AND BOUNTY FOR DECEASED SOL
DIERS.-The Pennsylvania Relief Associa-
ton, owing to the fact that agents charge
heavy fees for obtaining arrears of pay and
bounty for deceased soldiers, has requested
j. A. Williamson, Esq, (son-in- law of Rev.
DR.. Woods, deceased,) to attend to this
business, and that gentleman has patrioti
cally consented to do so q0jtl,ou cAargc.
Heirs of deceased soldiers can therefore
address "J. a. Williamson, Esq, Pay and
Bounty Agent Penn. Relief Association,
Washington City, D. c." with the assu-
rance that the widow and fatherless will be
protected in all their rights Our ezchan-
ges will we hope make this generous offer
known.
LECrUREs.-We understand that DIR.
johnson, President Of Dickinson College,
delivers an address before the Teachers
Institute, this "wednesday evening also,
that Lecture will be given before the
same boby on Friday evening of this week
by MIR. Shumaker, Principle of Tuscarora
Academy. To those who know the abil-
lty and culture of those gentlemen, we
need offer no advice, to be sure to attend
For the credit of the town, we hope the
Town Hall may be filled on both occasions
ANOTHER WAR MEETINa.-A meeting
was held in the Town Hall on Monday
evening, for the purpose Of inducing the
commissioners to extend the $50 bounty to
the men enlisted in the service under
hessrs. SOult and Swan, and to all others
, who may enlist previous to draft. A
committee was appointed to call the COM
mlssloners together (this afternoon we be-
heVe) Rev. DR.. I. W. Wiley, during the
evening, made an eloquent address, replete
with patriotism. This gentleman, for years
missionary to China, is one of those who
Can lar better estimate the importance of
our nationality than our own citizens, who
nave lived under the protecting wings of
'ois great government, perhaps too callous
oL It's benefcent rule His words we trust
nave fallen into fruitful soil. The follow
ing were the officers of the meeting:
Presldent-Wm. P Elliott, ESQ.
Vice Presidents-Gen. James Burns,
ueo' W. Wiley, N. J. Rudisill, E. L. Ben
edlct, r. Fl. McClintic, Maj. D. Eiseubise,
james McCord, and VIM. B. Hoffman.
Secretaries-Wm Lind, L. j. Elberty,
ueo' Allen, and Henry Frysinger.