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A UCTlON NOTICE.-R. w. WESTCOTT, AUCTION
IN
- HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
ELEGANT FIRST CLASS FURNITURE
This (xon afternoon at 2o'clock the bcaut.ru Par.
l0f Dining Room and Chamber Fun tic in the DIV cling
house l63 West Twcnyrst street. be wecn Seventh
FL avenues MI OF which having been
made and compris rything adapted to fashionable
and elegantly furnished RESIDENCE the Mhoe TO be ermp
pets mt rnsewoo Psor farm tnre on suite comprise
full SUITS richly carved al whsc overcd
SIX trocacl Of hest descript od
and Pier Tabs Turkish Chairs In frcuch reps; Turs sh
match; rich Mantel and Pier Mirrors danask
Lace Curtains aud LsGd cape Sha es ewood Eageres
style XIV rich S.vres and Dresden nanel BsqGc figures,
Artistic 81 ONES, Pa lur ornaments ~.
ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
MUSIC CABINET. STOOL AND DIVER:
marie top BUREAUS richly carved Be..t ads ~ Hair Mat
tresses TeeaTees, Chamber SUITS in black rosewood
Beat Chairs Ro ksrs Divans OF mans Oval Mirrors,
,erb Bedding, oak Extension Tahe,
Bedscads, rich French aud bohemian China rich Tea Sets.
Silver Ware Sp0 Forss Csstr Ice Pitchers Urs ruby
Glass u descrpti oak marble tsp
Buffet oak Chars superb oak Desk On 10th, rich Chande
heis, Hail Stand Catalogues the house. Sale positive,
rain shine. .M
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poNNETs Al. RAR3ArNs STRAW BoHNrrs AND
- Straw HAS for ehild,cn summer llnncis rsaay
Very stylish Dress Bsnnsts Oar 50 Straw Ronhcts
worth So l. BINNs Millinery, Gel proadvs, Isl, oppo-
site Metropolitan Hotel
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SPINoLAs xvp,rr p.roAnr
Captain Jacob Woisey hav received authority 10 enrol
COMPANY for this BRIGADE has opened recruiting oce
the Ivy Green,r ~ Elm street
This & splendid OPP rs,pity for the members OF the
First Fire Zoaves who again DESTROYS o. leaving for the
of
Comfortable quarters subsistence AMI clothing enrol
ment.
PAY Ss per month"; 800 bounty hen the war isover
Competent young desiring toned 6cces,
should apply early. Captain JACOB WoI,SEY,
Recruiting Officer,
ivy Green, ne Elm street, ". Y.
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E. ROTH AUCTIONEER
a. HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
BRUSSELS AND THhEE-pLi CARPETS,
RICH CUT GLASS AND CHINA WARE,
rvnpv ~ III " r1irT Ety a - al .vRR AZ 70 z

IVORY FABLE S STHTa . ASH SILVER WARE.
% + Of v S s ,
basS Chairs; solid BLACK SUIT, rspsj
Err ana
Ing Desk Taskss i.ansss and CHAIR. . m.sS eissan.
sI .ns s sna ss esns .Sss
wsnus @ o On hair ssa.
.ains, shaaes Mruo. Tea an Es,easion Tables. DINING
s" cS s Ss $50, ana ana s o o Cutlery
"A REGGi.AR SALE 1. 8f ], sT sGHs AND BONDS.
VIII sell this day (Aonaayj june Id i2S O'Clock ., the
vi sasta ~ Civ II ' f ms o
= ori ard I'd. ias Coz. n9I Marine 11sa Las is o. SS
iIvl"s wing b. Hank f fsaS. i hans j. iSS
q kse as aSs ms iaSsny In: Uc 10
| Eoaan CO. ss e snd G Sn Co. bonds
Nszi rssiar sale Ihu.gay june - AIBERr II MOO
A n cRIsrALAR, AUcTIoNEER SALE
ass.saesl' .s,l Ssy inst, !;
IN ~ sows,s r ana s e. ssn.r, s9e =, 81
a ss Aas .n
V.ss o,s sa 81 a vsss IL. rss %
'1ss Sss a. saas .asn ave r.oas
psnder. Ilsscr Shuts li. sa Buttons lar,c lot OF
black anu hhnIs ohns Dvves, Shoess 49,
-----------------
). /. SMITH, AucTIoNEER-wIrL SELL, THIS
tween Second and Third avenues Piano one ros wood
ps Sss d s.ss II css Pr and Ts
sells and Ingain Carpet Oh Paintings aud everything b.
A u.TIoN NOTICE .cRocKEnY AND GLASSWARE
u at IL o'oios q NJ ~ Pear. street, stats snelai
s as for an wS Ssd or 9's s Gs
ping -
II WEAVER JR., AUcTioYEFa WILL SELL ON
ID. I'st.s, Jahe II. ., los ocoe.. tae ,on ents ..
Fnn6 AID oder Beaseai. Ded.ns aaircsseg msoo,
csairs ans.as Tf,sa; Brussels ans Carpets OH
Goth, Kitchen Utensils. &C, Be- Dy orecE o.rs.
Doo!s SHOES AND BRoGANs AT AUCTfoN-w NJ
Is HoILlNGsHExD Auciioneci-Larse ana pcrcmpiory
sal Of oss nd cases Boot sho Brognns and Caters
ss ls S s1os as i rss q and
Cd city COUNT, trade CaaoSes on r ale
EDwA,s,55s ssnrs ssE hSsaoSn Hssnss a.
BY EDWARD sCIIENok, on Tuesday, 18th inst, at one
ssS , q: STA sSSS '
p'rEsiS fskros ~ waaos every VA"
for ioss persons VIZ NM SAY 81 vi To sssi
slA hands high ysars old long tall warranted perfect
''''uld KIND 'n Il sHaiI' Rad e wxJoss
Two l'A'f essa %ai'si Ss Ss6 ,Ss.pts
DOus! sL4 NE slS EHfss. A 1o..
n. B-REGuLAR SALE OF
HORsES, CARRIAGE1, HARNESS, &C.,
On TUESDAY NEXT
EDWARD siNrzENIcIi. ACcTloNERR.-EI.EoANr
~ ParIu Chs Dufng Eoem Id.rsty Hall Eur.
ni.ure.-By @. w. DAyENPoRr. on Tuesday nsxs q, II
oeock u and l5s Iroa way, largo elegant
al rich md medium syles or ilousshobt Furniture Tod
10 privae purchasers On eAb.su catalogues ready
r. ROTH, AucrloSEER-THIs ,MoxpAyl AFTER
". neon, At o'clock prcsscly. the elegant Ho sah0i
Esrasa,s he , , l s n San.oa place
ing OF elegant Panor, BedrooiA and Dining Fun
tue Class Chins aud Silver Ware Table Gallery Brss.a
and ngr IN Carpc,s, Hair Mattresses. Beds BIDDING Ac
salr positive.
HENRY B. nEHTs, Jn, AUcTfoNRER,
IL BY henry WOOD CO.
SuERIfF'S SALE-LAK4E lot ELEGANT 6T0RH
FfXTuREa
On Monday June lb at II o'clock.
NJ fG3 Broadway.
Comprising large lot of cleunn, store fyturcs
JAMES LYNCH, sheriff.
JIENEY D. HERTs ya..
Ill AtCTIONEER.
Ny HENRY WOOD co
StERIFF'S SALE.
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SALES AT AUCrrON.

1ENRY H. LEEDS AucTIoNEER-ELEG mr. Ola
II Inond Jeweiry.-HEkEY u. LEEDS co. VIII cell a.
Tuesday, jane AZ NJ IL saiesrOo
M 8 Nassau street. hne Diamond Jcweir,, Watches &C.,
sting hne Lever, ter and Diix Wa ches.
by jury bgeLen aud vtn eighteen
Meek ves and Fob Chains; bracelets Oriental Pearl arr
Pins Diamond and Custer Earrnss. Broocues, solid
strng Silver Wa. The goods AL OF the bns 81
qua y, Manufactured for Broadway saies Also at II
O'clock precisely high bid by orier Il the ad-
ninls.rator q TIE lals Mira ny schoonm.k.r ss y.y
hne amy Diamonds Among them Ia prb set, said 70
ha cost $780, Also veral Ance Coins. Patina SNUFF
box and other elcs. Can BIZ the day Of sale.
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JJENEY D. HERTs ya,
BY HENRY wooD 90
ShERIFF's SALE.
rRy GOODS, &c, M.
On Tue day June II, stlf ccocx At the sasrcoms 10
Broadway, comprins No ming u.ds, linens, Aiasslns,
'>'N go iAIEs LYNCH, Sheriff.
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M ATDIMMoSY MADE EAsY-w1TIi INSTRUCTIONS
M for sourng in ort TO win the ancctons OF the opro.
Site Sow l6l ps, illustrated Snl rnst paid .eycip
70 ysn,s y, r. RINK, 81 Beokmau street
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A SUBSTITUTE WANTED-FOR A MEMBER OF THE
n Seventh regiment New YORK stlte Militia, now
mped BALTIMORE Nd; references wanted Apply 81 -
"a ". u
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CPINoLA's

y EMPIRE BRIGADE.
Captain JamcsJ Byne of FYst Fire Zonavcs" hav-
ing authorized enrol company for this brigade
opened recruiting Office at Lafayette Hail. gu Broadway
New York.
This 10 splendid opportunity for the members Of the
Firs Fr Zonaves thai again DESTROYS Of leaving
the q Comfortable quarters. subsistence
clothing furnished mustered In.
Pay SIS per month. 70 date from day Of enrolme It,
500 bounty when the war Is over
Applicants for Offices should apply
early. JAMES J. BYRNE,
- m l Recruiting Officer,
Lafayette Hall, 597 Broadway, New YORK.
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DECRUITs WANTED-TO FILL UP COMPANY q,
N NY v. (heavy) Artillery. Colonel Thos Doubleday,
now In ssrvics nssr occred BY sbo and eA.
quarters and ratlons Recruiting oces III Canal street.
oil Centre and Leonard and Isl Fulton street. N
B.--Men paid literally for recruiting. 4
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uENRY II, LEEDS: AUcTIONEER

q
-!av June Id, At Iux o'eiosk, NJ No. 5l0 Broadway
doors Aston pace, Ho sehold Furniture Gently
psr sd II fine order sonsstng o. Bnssi Is and Thr .
e Carpet Phrlor Furnt Bullet Chairs Couchss
Extension Tabe, Ch,na, Glass, de- Mirrors. Cha dciers
AZ new Is ackels, Bedr .
OF Enam II Furniture, War robes black walnut Cot.
ase Ne stsa Dress Blu Spring HAIR Mat resaes
iAnen Easy chairs Oilclo hs very ,alaale Chest
Will nce = 49,
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A DJUTANT FAIRBANKS WANTS TWENTY MEN
IA for cavalry. Muster Tuesday. Start Wedncs day.
~ Great Eastern House. corner Christopher and West
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HENRY b. nEHTs, In., AUCTYoNEER
III BY HENRY WOOD CO.
SHER1fF'S SALE-LAKsE lot ELEGANT STORE
FfXTuRES
On Monday June III, at II o'clock.
st 4Q3 Broadway.
Comprising . large lot of elevan, STORE fyLrrcs.
JAMES LYNCH, sheriff.
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Ar DOUGHTY, AUCT1ONEER, WILL SELL ON
N. Tuesday, Jus ~, ~ ly,s osok 81 the saesroom No.
~ streetiuusenod Funiurc con prising rose-
wood, Paror SUIT, red In hair
cot and bsocat maro .op Centre Tao.sA Brussels and
In, rain Carp Lib BookcA Exten-
sion Dang Tables, H.uets Dining Chars, Dressing Bu-
WAshstan.s Brdsteals Hair ut esses, lounges,
walnut Chamber Suits Al WOOD Biilsr0
Tables Bassford maker whole % uc percmp.
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IL Empire Brigade, Corcoran Zouaves. lS3 Broadway
The Above regiment being the first in fold, the
new call Of the and authorized BY the State au
attached 10 the Hon. F. b. Spino!as Brlgsde. and COM
nanded by such officers Marriott N Clo.t, Colonel and
James kurk, Lieut.. Colonel both Of whom have had
prience IN the field known TO the leading officers
regiment have been under the fire of the Parties
wishing 70 connect themselves with the regiment will find
at the various recruiting sations roughout the CITY. ine
diately. --.I-1---
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rl,AMMAEY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
Broth 10, Special meeting OF the fnsttution will he
hell IN The Gu CAnbcr u the Great Wgv am on Nom
d evening, June lC ~ hell on .nl after the setting VI
the sun. MELON y. WATERBURY, Grand Sachcin.
CAsYgR &. CT Lbs. Str.iary,
season Of Blossoms, sixth dis.
cover, sO. of Independence We s6h, and Of the institution
lac It'd
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FI,o Suffers. Su.--0n DC2fN roTTLED Me AND
J. poftrr ia t0r nf r for 81 PM NJ any wa.fn IN.
iua,c Tor sale ty .QDpLoE Ei4LIoT. "a Pesrl A.rvet
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AE,CLELIAN GUARD.
M Being authorized By the Governor Of the State Of New
York ris company OF volunteers call all young
men syons 10 Join the above company Immediate sub
sisten0e viii be furni shed. iF H1
$W0 bounty when rnusteiod out of service.
Pay $13 per month. Az
One menihs in advance IN prospect; according
bill passed by the SenAic June 3, lSG2. 0P +
Lieut. Q. y. N. DENICKE, Recruiting Oniccr.
Headquarters 1873 Bowery.
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RESTAURANTS.
4 FINE Lor OF GREEN TURTLE JUST RECEIVED
"A AMI sale, Wholesale and retail ~ bIliDSALLS o.
ter Bay, 100 broadway sud No. CJrandt street. soups
and st-at By Aaron Lazy served every day Families aud
She trade supulird.
IVoLF'6 IEsTAuRATi0N, 2io, CORNER OF BROAD.
w way and tueu md Vino Ston, lI6 FELTON, STREET,
irs,act lily tci ficnds aud he publ IN gchyra
THAI keep tren my Restaurant fom lnnring 81 So unh
sSepns q, ten O'clock In tie fnest styc With all ths IL
ca te ecason anil where viii BE constantly found ito
boat talnr dnd Other WINES of my I otiat esao
sork ROBERT NUl.I.
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vNIIL.IAM Writer'S, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL,
is day at l0k dock. at 2Jj e.cker str ct the en-
$40 H. Fixtures Ac OF hrst class Packing aud huich
erins Establishment, Hams Shoulders sa. boxes
Llrl, The trade particularly nsitd ssie po tive
ylyM. NJ. LANGLEY, AUCTIONKER.-ON TUESDAY,
w June IL o'clock ut the New Yerk TattersAlley
Sixth avenue and Thirty-ninth street HENRY PALhEK
Will reserve Horsc pair OF bay Car
ras. Horses Saddle Horse also Wagons and Har.
nexA
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DIR w ". &. EsTRD.S
MOUTH WASH

can pe procured
Many persons carry with them bad breIth
greatly to the annoyance and often to the
disgust of those with whom they come ia
contact. without being conscious OF the
fact. To relieve yourself from ali fears re-
garding this,
USE DIR. wM. z. HURD'S MOUTH WASH.
Cleanliness the mouth IS Of great inI>
poTtance TO the general health. which Is Ct
ten affected, and not unfreqIent.y seriously
in,,aired, through want of proper attention
20 this subject.
USE DR.. wN. p uUEn'S moUTH WASH.
Prepared at Or. Hurd's Dental Office.
~ - Fourth Street. b. cokIyn. z d.
Price 81 Cents per Bottle.
\ liberal discount made q dealers.
Address Principal Office. Tribune Bui'.i-
ms. No. l Spruce Street. NV Y.rk.
Sold in Philadelphia bv Dy.',t x c.. 2Sl
North Pad. Street; O. J Hublell. l4lu
Chestnut Street aui by ali Druggists.
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We protest against 1t, because, if the
President does not permit these executions
TO take place under the forms of law, the
outraged people of Minnesota will dispose
of these wretches without law. These
two people cannot live together.
We do not wish TO see mob law inau-
gurated in Minnesota, as it certainly will
be if you force the people TO it. We trem-
ble at the approach of such condition of
things in our State
You can give us peace, or you can give
us lawless violence. We pray you, sir,
in view of all that we have suffered, and
of the danger which still awaits us, let the
Luc be erecuted-Let justice be done our
people,
With high respect, we are your obedi-
| ent servants, NJ ). WILKINSON,
CYRUS ALDRICH,
I WM. WINDOW
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TOWN HALL HOTEL.

THE undersigned begs leave to announce
to his friends of Gambia and the adjoining
counties, thai he has OF ened HOTEL in
the West Ward of Ebensbu Z, where he is
prepared to accommodate sojourners aLd
travellers in all that appertains to their COM
fort. HIS BAR will be found replenished
with the best of Union Spirits" and Malt"
Liquors. in the language of the memorable
act of Assembly, under which he starts out
Connected with the establishment, is =
TEN PIN ALLEY. the only one in the
place. which will be attended at all times
by the necessary "Pin Eifters"
The subscriber solicits a portion of public
patronage, which favor he will reciprocate
according to his size"
D. a. CONRAD.
July %, 1S52.-33-o.
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The Case OF the Minnesota In
ds&ns.

The following protest against Presi-
Dental clemency In the case of the three
hundred Indians convicted OF partlclpa-
ting in the Minnesota outrages, signed by
Senator Wilkinson and Representatives
Aldrich and Window, was sent to the
President on Thursday:
WASHINGTON, Dec 3, 1862.
To the President Of the United States:
SIR: We have learned. indirectly. that
YOU intend to pardon or reprieve a large
majority of the Indians in Minnesota,
who have been formally condemned for
their participation in the brutal massacre
of our people in the months of August
and September last. If this be your pur
pose. as Representatives from the State,
we beg leave most respectfully TO protest
against it, and we do SO for the following
reasons:
Those Indians were condemned, most
of them, upon the testimony of women
whom they had carried into captivity af-
ter having murdered their fathers, hus-
bands, and brothers, and who were treat
ed by these Indians with n brutality
never known before in this country, nor
equalled in the practices of the most bar
berous nations. There were nearly nine
~ female captives. They were the
wives and daughters of our neighbors and
friends. They were intelligent and yir-
tuous women. Some of them were wives
and mothers others were young and in
teresting girls.
These savages, 10 whom you propose to
extend your Executive clemency. when
the whole country was quiet and the far
mers were busiIy engaged in gathering
tkeir crops, arose with fearful violence
and, traveIins from one farm house to
another, indiscriminately murdered all tbs
men, boys, and little children they cam,
to ; and, although they sometimes spareC
the lives of the mothers and daughters
they did 90 only to take them into cap
tivity which was infinitely worse thar
death.
Mr. fresident, let Us relate to You
somc facts with which ". fear you hav.
not heretofore be-n made acquainted
The Indisns %hom Gas we understand
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SADDLERYl SADDLERYI

Sf3iIE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully
j inform the citizens II St. Augustin and
surrounding country, that he has opened
Saddler's shop, in the basement Of his
dwelling house, on Horner street, where he
is prepared to furnish to order on the
most reasonable terms. every d scription of
Saddles. Brides, and Harness &c.
Having many years experience in the
business, employing none bu. the lest
workmen. and using the best material ,spon
all his work, he hopes to MERIT and receive
liberal share of the public patronage.
Country produce at all times taken in
for work, and the highest market prices
exchange allowed.
JAMES MAGUIRE.
Ebensburg, Sept. IA IS59.-tf
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DR.. WMB. HURD'S
NEURALGIA PLAS ERS,
FOR THE CUkEOF
NEURALGIA.

or ToothaChe produced 10y colds.
LOCAL NEURALGIA.
is Immediately cured by their application.
They act like charm, and are perfectly
harmless in their nature do not produce a
blister. and leave no unpleasant results.
DR. wM. B. HURD's NEURALGIA PLAsTERS.
never fail to give satisfaction to all who
test their virtue
Prepared at Dr. Hurd's Dental Office.
No, II Fourth Street Brooklyn. E. d.
PRICE, ONLY Is CENTS EACH.
A liberal discount made to dealers.
Address Principal Office, Tribune Build
ings. No. l Spruce Street. New York.
Sold in Philadelphia by Dyott & Co, 232
North 2nd Street; Q. !. Hubbell, l4lO
Chestnut Street; and by all Druggists.
Dec, IS Dolly.
NoTTcE.-We are daily receiving orders 70
and by mail for one ormore of DIR. Hurd's
Dental Remedies, which We cannot fill.
None are mailable except the NewGlcid
Plaster, which we send on receipt of Price
Us cents) and one stamp But to accon~
adate persons in places where the druggists
and storekeepers are behind the age, we
have put up packages in white embossed
boxes, seven inches by four, with compart-
ments-each box containing a bc:tle of DR..
Hrd's Mouth Wash. and Tooth Aohe Drops
n box of TO0'h Ponder the NsITalgiG PlGs.
ter. and valuable little Treatise on Tech
and their Diseases the best means Of prescrU-
ing theE', and the proper treatment ef ChI-
dren's Teeth. worth of itself the entire cost
to every young man or woman, or parents
with young children; with sundry otheI
articles price per package one dollar, OF six
packages for s5. sent by express as directed
AS the Express charges are not much, if any
more on a dozen .han on one. It is far cheap
er to order six OF dozen packages At time.
A large family will want all. OF the surplu:
csn be disposed of to neighbors With ruhlic
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ERENSBURG HOUSE,

Dhe undcT>iged having purchased and
1 taken possession Of the EbrnburC
House (f"rniely ocupied by Henry Foster. }
wIli he happy 70 receive and accommod-
ate his Id customers, and all Others who
may ne ilSl'r sell 70 patronize him. The
Proprietor feels assured from the spacious
HOUSE, STABLE * other facilities that
he can offer at least as good accolnTno
iatiuns ~ can be had at any other in the
place He l. IN possession ofa large supply
If tie cLoi~e>; liquors with which lis bar
viii be furnished; his table will be furn
ishei with all tn luxuries of the season. and
he intends by his hospitality and care, to
merit the patronage Of all those who stop
withhiIn.
ISAAC CRAWFORD.
Ebensburg April, Il. 1861. If.
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The Drafted Wide-Ayyake.

was glorious Wide Awake,
All marching in row;
And wore shiny oilcloth cape,
About two years ago.
Our torches flared with turpentine
And fiiled the streets with smoke;
aud we were sure. wha:e'er might come
Secession was joke.
o, ifI :hen had only dreamed
The things that now l know,
I ne'er had been a Wiie>Awake
About two years ago.
,a,d the South would never dare
To strike a single blow;
I thought thst they were towards then.
About two years ago.
And SO l marched behind rail,
Armed with wedge snd maui;
With homes. Abe upon flag,
A boatman gaunt and tall.
o, ii then had only dreamed
The things which now l know,
Iue'er had been a Wide Awake
About two years ago.
Nv work was good, my wages high,
And bread and coal was low
The silver jingled in my purse
About two years ago.
In peace my wife and children dwelt,
Happy the hve-ioDg day.
And war was but the fearful curse
OF countries far away.
0, if then had only dreamed
The things which now know,
ne'er had been 6 Wide Awake
About two years ago.
Ny wife sits pale and weeping now.
My children crying low:
did not think to go to war
About two years ago.
Apd no one now will earn their food,
No one will be their shield;
God help them when lie in death
Upon the bloody field!
o. then had only Grea ned
The things which now know,
meier had been q Wide Awake
About two years ago.
One brothers bones half buried lie
Near the Antietan's flow;
He was merry, happy lad,
About two years ago
And where the ChickahomIny
Moves slow towards the sea,
Was left another's wasted corpse
| am the last CT three.
o, if then had only dreamed
The things which now know,
ne'er had been a Wide-Awake
About two years ago.
Jus. now I saw my torch and cape,
Which once made such show;
They are not now what once they seem
About two years ago
thought carried freedoms light,
In that smoky, flaming brand:
I've learned l bore distinctions torch
That wedge has split the land.
Q, if then had only dreamed
The things that now know,
no'er had been Wide Awake
About two years ago.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-12-17
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