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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-02
Whole No. 1858.
GOAL OIL CREASE,
p a r { NJ r

THIS Grease is made from COAL OIL.
Il and has been found by repeated tests
to be the most economical, and at the
game time the best lubricator for Mill
Gearing, Stages, Wagons, Carts, Carriages.
Vehicles Of all kinds and all heavy bearings.
keeping the axles always cool, and not requir.
ing them to be looked after for weeks. It has
been tested on railroad cars, and with one
soaking of the waste it has run, with the cars
10000 miles All railroad, omnibus, livery
stable and Express companies that have tried
il pronounce it the ne plus ultra.
it combines the body and huidity Of tallow.
beeswax and tar, and unlike general lubrica
.ors. will not run of, it being warranted to
stand any temperature.
have it in boxes q to 10 lbs. Also kegs
and barrels from 80 to 400 lbs, for general
nse anq sale. The boxes are more prefera-
bic; they arc inches in diameter by - inches
deep, and hold q lbs net; the boxes are clean.
and hardly a carman, teamster, expressman.
miller or farmer, that would not purchase
one box for trial. +. G FRANCISCUS.
Lewstown, February II, 1862.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-02

Ba5"Dandies are made for the tailors.-
What would tailor be without two or three
dandies TO show off his work manship 3
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-02
Carpets, Groceries, &c.

w OoLEN, Linen and Cotton Carpets
eheap-Queensware, Hardware, Glass
= SaFe and Earthenware, with good stock of
'[19cerles, .a1 as cheap as opr neighbors. Please
'4li and see for yourselves.
sepl8 JAMES PARKER.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-02

RssJ- An Ohio Dutchman, in view of the
new and stringent law against profanity,
has very cautiously addressed letter to
his brother at Amsterd-m.'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-02

!!

I ! creditors will take notice that have
VI applied for the benefit of the Insolvent
Laws OF this Commonwealth, and that the 9th
cay OF April, 1862, has been fixed for hear
i1g' st the Court House in Lewistown, in open
court. ', ELI PRICE.
LeWlstown, March 5, 1862.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-02
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.

r. ,InEiff description-Prints, Ginghams,
sba ai'e, and Second Mourning Calicos, Bro
ISne Osmanle and Paris Lustres, Ormbra
14IIs,lneres, Gray Plaids, China Madonas,
S;iPFSca Plalds, Black and Colored Dress
oI' o.lIHs' and all kinds of Dress Goods. Elan.
RPs;i;; Ri; Ticking, Naul1eens, Grapes, Linens,
-notnn5iants, and Bleached and Unbleached
SIsiihs' Ss;sIhs' Shawls, Balmonel Skirts, Hoped
6Iaris 6HIris all prices, Shaker Bonnets, Cloth
,G;aks, new style, Bonnet Ribbons, Dress
1hiinimings, &c. Cash buyers'wil find it to
s.s sdvantags TO can and examine the
9''ES' lsepl8l JAMES PARKER
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-02

4 ~ Coffee, extra, at 90 cts per ID, at
~ feb26 HOFFMAN'S.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-02

AMS-a superior article, for sale by
Ii mhl9 =. J. HOFFMAN,.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-02

COAL OIL
/ loWN again Best No / at cts. per
~ quart, at HOFFMAN'S+
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-02
yeW Fall and Winter Goods,
Dry Goods and Groceries,

selected with care and purchased for cash,
which are offered to the public at small ad-
vance on cost. The stock of Dry Goods en-
braces all descriptions of
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-02
Fall and Winter Goods

suitable for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children,
'8!ia many EGE patterns. Ills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06

NHw Yoax, yept. s.--Havana 5advices OF the
18th nlt. colhm the arrival at Cardenas of the
ifonclad Steamer 0vieto, now called the Florida,
under Command OF the pirate Mafit. She had
been ordered on by the Governor General. bur re.
nained, alleging ahe was In distress.i 1hpeS
Federal gunboaS are waiting outside Cardenaa
for her. some two OF thrse rebel pirate steamers
A letter from Havana says that the CAPTAIN.
General has ordered the Spanish naval ofHcers st
Cardenas to make thorough search Of the Florida
Tor prisoners, and 70 nbe1te them. The Captain.
General seems az II he intended to act in a mora
honorable manner than he has done before. re
pfomiecs 20 doal that our government can expect.
The rebel steemers Alice, alias Mstagorda;
blanche, alias Gen.. Rusk, and the Caiiiornis,,
have recently lailed for parts unknown. -l1''
The spsnish steamer Mexico left on the 2lst for
Vera Cruz, with cattle and provisions for the
French forces % Orixaba and Vera Crux. go = :
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The Thrsas..sd Invasion Of ohis.

CINCINNATI, Sept 4, 7o'clpck p. N. .--The,Eve.
Ming Times was suppressed this afternoon for the
Publication Of an. article censuring the aaminis.
tratton In fts conduct of the war. :. =, - =.
Z The Preparations for defense continue 10 be
made With unsbated vigor. The city was lively
this afternoon with the marching Of troops There
h no Feeling OF alarm exiiting among the citisens
Pfo6en Of armed men are being received ana &C.
ceptcd nom large number Of towns In Ohio an a
Indiana, and they will arrive In large numbers
to-niRhf and TO- morrow. - - = -, -
The telegraph operator at Paris evacuated his
once ut II O'Clock this morning. A BODY Of
town. @s27il,1 =. - - -. .ir : = : 'os~
: CINcIas, ii, Sept. 1, 10 O'Clock A,,M-Ac.ive
military PreParations continue to be made.
Business 10 sttll suspended, excepting TINT of
ouchefs, provision dealers and bakers' q e
Kirby Smiths forces were posted yesterdav At
Lexingeon, Verssities and GeorgetowR. The
position 10 good one for an advance either on
Cincinnati OF Louisville. Froops continue 70
arrive rapidly. ..-. 90 - =,
--INplANAPoLls, Sept IA report was tele-
Efaphed TO the Chicago Times last night that
6cv Morton was opposed to evaeusfing any part
OF the Interior Of Kentucky. - nsfaig. = =
Troops are being sent to Cincinnnff ana Louis.
Vile a. rapidly as possible. Two regiments win
dxiiy. : - - = :.
A gunbost has bsen ordered to ply on the Ohio.
6stveen Louisville and the month Of the
Wabash. "a s-N -. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06
@ 'sss .PENNsYLvANIAaAN AND rHK WAR. 5a
Gsv Curtis - Arr The ssass- prsparlns -

Gsv Curtis - Arr The 8sass- prsparlns lor
) - DsNov ysl E0sRseueies. 71't n = =
is aHAalissute, Sept. 4, fpm.A6o Curtin has
'tase issued the foifowf fng proclaUatfon 1; :.
ss0s1rMessssatfh Of PssHsylrasta, ~; -
~ SIP the name and BY authority Of the Common.
yvealth OF Penneyivania: Andrews. Curtin, Cow
esnof Of the said Commonwealth - u
8 =. .., "rHoctAxArfoN.t e.. &, --,,,.s -
S9W heseas, In the present position OF affairs Il
ID xpedient tnas measures should be taken 70 arm
ana prepare our people for defence, now, there.
3oee, i do earnestly recommend the Immediate
s9ormiti0n Throughout the Commonwealth Of vol
uateer companies sna regiments, In conformity
with the militia act Of 1s5S. Arms will be dis
tFibuted % the ofganixatiofs 20 to be formed,
agreeably 70 The provisions Of that act.
! tslt n further Recommended that ID order To
give due opportunities for drill ana instruction
all places yef buainess be closed daily at three
O'Clock In the afternoon, 20 ttat all persons en-
pioyed therein nisy after that hour be af liberty
to attend to their military duties. IT. =
i "a The cheerful alserity with which the men OF
! Rennsyivania have hitherto given thernseiSes to
the service of the eouhtry has pressed heavily on
Eef military resoaEceuS Vt 70 EToAzsHS
= " am reluctant % ask her people to assume
further burdens, but their safety reoaifes that
they shoud do SO, t Is In their behalf that put
forth the Recommendations herein eentained and
urge prompt compliance with them.a gas ST
=" Given under my hand and the great seal OF
the State at Hsrfisburg this eth day Of Septena.
ber, n the wear % our Lord 1884, and Of the Com
mon~salth the eighty-seventh. = 81 90 = 'Ls'..i
by the Governor: -,H = iHs'4st zEi ffri 4
20 ~ ."ELl SLnEl, Secretary Of State ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06
TEIrGRAPHIO NEWS.


- q Bassn Rssse POT 7E--rT,
!, cAi.o, sept DispstcAes received At had
ssri is tepoffed 10 have bssR' insesssd 81 . Hsssy
force under Gen. PEee.. There II also q large
fcrces Of the enemy within seven NILE, thfeatens
Ing an attack. .Yiuipigne Is repofted 70 have
crossed the Hstchie river on the 1t, and - pro-
Rabiy moving towards Bolivar. ...',, 81, :. -
.ys have Whipped The enemy In every skif-
I fns Grenada AppSai co1sfms the report q thsl
Fedessls having svacnated Baton Rouge, but u
does not cay that ths place was destroyed. N = =
ip From the same paper we learn that the gun.
boat Essex shelled Bayou Sara on Sunday mofn-
::ng, and In the afternoon the crew landed and
burned all the houses on the levee. The Essex
and transptr rts then passed down The river, n
wa. supposed for teintorcements for The pu1poss
4 sSifnis6 .Setasen cen be sshel sspicSets ani )
squaa Of Federals TOOK place On ,fhe 9Th, near
Greehyiile. Mis-. Tx6 Fedefals Hefs kiile4. |.
= In the rebSl attack, on UnlonkoNn, Ky. they,
'eaPtursd 2oo stand % arms M ana Tdsstfoyed soo
paies OF cossou- % sIH 4 Is bar0its-r sofcs -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06
Movements In Psnnsylyapia fsf STATE Pre-
- "a tectfOnr -.. fI%- /. "a


PHrLApxLPHIA, Sept. s.-A meeting was held
this evening Of the first regiment Of -0rey Re.
serves, which was Alled by new members Joining
this organixation. This fBt move for State pro.
tecuon viii be followsd bV other military ORGAN.
izaaons. In this city the utmost enthusiasm
prevailed. At Lsncaster 10 day, In accordance
With the recommendation Of the Governor, all
business wes closed at o'clock, and the citizens
meet In their respective wards Tonight for organ.
izsaon and dtihing. The rutal disIicts are Pur-
H4alIsSvss, Sept. s.-All places a. bu.,p... :
were closed here this afternoon at O'Clock .tle
citizens forming themselves into companies and
drilling. 4 nesting Wa held In the capitoi
grounds this af.ernoops Nhen Parson Brownlow
stsed mat he beIiev It was the Intention Of the
feoels 70 cIoo me Potomac In strong force, strike
fDr Harrisburg and ultimately for Phfiadeiphia.
rwenty-two thousand stand of arms are now ready
fof dis1ibufion, and viii be largely Increased
within lew o1ys.- Over 100 recruits for the old
regiments will be sent here every day. > = : :
FHLApELfHIA, Sept. Evening - Mayor
Henry recommends the citizens to meet In theiP
various precinct houses on Monday Afternoon 10
torn military organizations TO repei inyasiona =
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lkoPoeALs Ron AoAsRs: 90 ,as. 4.
! ,DRof QsA1ss6alessns esvse.. .
5 vss-xs1,S cssseny = ntssA = - 80 9 .,,.sss. 9. I


"a ,Dnes osAsse1.s...,.,s e,yse.. spr
- c:s..b 3, "a 3. isa s:ss. i;s:';:i 8, i:
I .I1.s ;sa'i % 4. 8 sssss,%ssI !; si
o., Aass1 saadrsd A9ssea Of The ioll' stns DE-
z'ss Sgss!J ~ cAVALRY.s vsa azs;--sbs.
fss 3fssn 70 tisi s%tssn en- nsnSs S,sh. Sstvs;e i've
s q :. s: S:hk 'S,S s ~ hSS sssfsH n
ed 'sdAR7IriERY,,.~os ,fsat s7'
s.ssr md es ass ,tis sssss nss:s ss
!: ;: II. Il ss: 4: 4.
w PROPOSALS. n -eq--7 '2
r The fall namsAsd eose ofkce aAdrsss ofths bidder
II bid 10 made A Nm ns1s of lrms IL uamss
= q. mi q H q ss s ss
Y1Dpsossis frsI Ss,isyst Sssssss vs,i sss o. es.
$1,000 aea n 0esn OF sAssssnes maat sseenssnS
n fross ssS: Ssi .,ss,,d..uy vAshtA. bid i.
ia 81 y H. s .ss sss = .' case
sSsas az r. ss sSs
sss = A. .s. snr,Ss HS .'a
:ss:s 4 !: s.s I
- 9UARANvEEsss J EE-e.-1 :.
fsEls ability Of tas bidder. 2 ln ths sontrast.
s,Ssss! Z B: ,s;sss s'a ''
9 q 3:si
ss ass sss % ,..ssss .l.a u. b.s.
s.s SPsned' Or sAaff Sroposah yil net b eonsid-
BSsSs ie ths s.n Of Ten sAq,a.d sslIsr..
vii % rec rissd 10 saosessfai etddsF npoo srn
x! S sSs sSS SoSa @sss .eoopsu, shs contract. Evil
.s q s5 q hes:d 3
and Isady 70 b prot vasa the contact 10
@s 8 Sc ss:s s.
lsster, or BY telegraph.
T. FolM OF ooARAN1EE.
s..Ss ..:'::s IS: :; !:
siS :sIsl F sg
,ssS ssS;s y bssoS ss ss sSssad An ~ are
eHufcass bove mentioned.l q 80. -
HsIss! Hs.ESsseS pELtvER1H tvJ;I
thcss 1ot conforming 70 the sls0ifsstions vii be
l No T9ss viii bs rsoaysd. s..-as .--~.J .
Shs hsIss. mrs. bs delivered In tbs city. On or
nssa q ~ sa ass ssa e
!: !: :sss . 's 4:
sts 5is Sss@: . .f 81. v slssis
The CAvALIY. Hor.ss viii be awarded In lots OF
Hotter Il lSIs u isel 10 Sundfsd and tity s.sh,
Il unless thos OeDot Qrartegmastsr sh opld deem ID
tof ne intsrsat OF the Government 70 vary ths
ths IisIt o Isi cot Any or III s!ds sss. Ss ass
a:sT e 700 h,ss. co,on., ana , p; u. SuckEa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06

nsstEp, sspi. III. 3, isss;ssr, 4 .s.seazs {. q
rived hare he efscsmnepds ~ bess Adc British
suhj jectp % make q declsmtiok q {kGS naHoaali.
~ before he Pfovost Masshal q 4Gnphls,r By
thu means z 70 hoped thst Ptakhh hSeh3ssh Win
'vsaiences fhE are insspssahis o. assisof Wsf.
+ a6en. Sherman publishes SsAxA utgihg The
Bntish subjecN q lend in sths,f aanes . the
frovoeS 0afShAl-,7 xslyis7 Ell 90 If.o brs Fi,h-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06

[rYav eso1xeese0eot q ssIeohAS1no ssiEl zI.F
sIoglsv1laE, espe. 4s-fhis slsernj(as TIE 6ity
.ss sascwe iass S0ssl9erssls s.eiss.sss - g; :;
room ~ ~ fyoels aeoR 9Aeloyville fhkey nils
- tf DCulev1llC. hThe reDult y eakn0Wny Leff0
rsSGsi r. sssasescsaAsass cse SsRselY aPrrseHhiSE
asveral srsejlS % pssu6lseas secessieiisas 1eys
been.mAde hese. They wee ssAt, hgetAee VITA
IT, pe1iuosl pyfsshefs shlekest6 eS11neA keFe,
nort1 % tie Ono flsergs9s syss lsSw ,ylsi,s..'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06

~ Ths New York Tribune ays a private
letter 70 . Igensleman In that city asseris that
Prince De Polignse has left Paris Tor Richmond
wth mission Of sliasll for Davis. Prince de
regard. He left this country 'nttle sftef the
battle OF shiloh, and went back 10 Pads 70 meet
elidell, win whom he has remained, actinR q
his con1dential envoy and secreta1y.' - ier "a :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06

Dosf6K,eeeptst ->s4he citiEsns' SouAmittes o
one AunAfeel ma my have qs1olve1 to recon-
menA the city goyefnnstnss - o1ys loeunsy o
he dty for thres yesls' setvlcs, ei0o % recruse
[foI11n0 monthDs4t JaHlsr FflrsSp y Bss b
r., The 67th, 3oth md toth N anuohuseees sfegt
next. sTai q Hs .TeiaIossih ,no1isSlfg -gsocsc'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06

cHIcAss, sept A. Thstpe TALON eyplsdea hon
boiler At the mouth Of the river to-day. Thes.
6rearson were drowned. Capt. Dali Of the schr.
AdvaAcs, wss ssrieuslv wcunaeAs Chas. Hard-
Ing had his knee fractured. ss1@ Fs< 80 =
sfie North Ams!lcaa- ysleesapht Association
ceps TIE atlantic and Ohio. Dslegetes1ro0 nsso
sre sxpssseA te-niGAt q te-aassr0 -. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06
sPRCLAL NOTICES.

q ~ @. t.aA QuERY.s auf1eI1 , ~
Hayfs9 tAss Csfssadora's Hair Dys 90 tls 5s,s
T. g., ss fks SoyIdf - ~ ~
Because eminent chemists say % sss .5.H
Because IL contains Nc caustic compounds
Because II wears longer than any other!
Becsuse II operates Enthusiastically.
Because II does not stain the akin "a
Becsuse " neurishes and strengthens the hair /,
Dscsase ttcorrscn the bad effects Of ether dyesl
Becsnse - presence cannot be dstectsd
Bseess q ssvsy Jails!
Aanufac1sred by J. Cristadoro, Astor Heuss,
,Nsw Yosh. Sold every where. and applied hy
IL mir Dsessers.at E-tzi So
Prizes q. 50 md % psr bon, according to
s Onis1ApoRo's RAIl PRlsIlvAffvR =. 3
n Invaluable with Ais Dys, a t impasts stAs us-
nsst scftness; tbs nost beautiful sloss, ana great
Vitality u The hair. 81 ..-.., a., c.e5 -
J, Pssss % oetaA, q and - per bssaiss acaoRAinx:
70 s'ss-a zS.. c. q = - AaSo--eeolm.rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06

Niw YorK, sept s.--fhe stesines nEils has
arhved with the captain and crew and two
| passengers, taken nom the Stsenaa Chsfles NJ.
6mieg abandoned at sea In sinking coalition.
TAe Smith hed cargo o. coal, md wss bound
nom Baluuaofe to DiG6y. fh,sn y. -. .'1 e =
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pKOPosALs FoR OARS.


/
AsxSndna. We, Aasust ssd. ia.
sntI Tss'd:,. 90 s.h al. q sssssmS@f. O. Is
Re s,ss sssa
2 Be 81 9 soes nersssc,sbls susiity, pat ~ in
.ys Sessd. e g ne ss Ssss. s.st. 70 S S ssd
K e slsi s,ds sss. .ss s S N s
rsfsa ss may 1s spon longer
N. fan nam. .ps fa.s Ssas .adr... Of .s...
Sc u ssS s'RSsa v.
.Iastsa Ils individual proPos.l OF The SsrtSsr
froIessis from d,tloyaI partiss will act D, ecu
sidsed, and AN OATH OF AILseIAscxk kssr ACCOM-
PrDPessls ms., < 70 sd :ressed t,sp.n c. 3. Fsr-
sOs9s sSa sSou,s Se
- 3D.. GUARANTEE a--a "a r r.
seS, y q ss % him To q q;
p tys sresl9nsslep pescne, whose sirnsslies nsst
fssoasis. e sH; q sss
bstaas Court o. a sSs Gnissd sssIss bss sss
Biddsrs must BE present in person when the bids
ere opened, or thsir proposis viIf not be conIid-
Bonds in the s.m Of Ave thousand Scll,r.. ,,rnea
py The consrsctof and both Of his Eus antors, wilt
a As y sss bond na.. .eoOm,.n, the contract, !,
.n.,slI.tion and ready g b produced wen The
CURED sson siIIc.oa 5, tins oss sitssr 81
w.r rosim q 4. OF sosS.4 sg4skNIEE; s ,s s,,,. =,
and -. ofthe county Of -. ana as s.sSs %
q s oonsT ssTsSE s,Issss ss,, .s:
Of k.s proposuon end that, should his prspositon
Pc ssosstsS, .e VII e. once enter into eontrsss
sheaId tFs ocnusst be awarded him, We are rre-
B.Ied e become his secIripes-
s ss: Ssssss S. 3 appended the os,
/ INsPEcEoN, DELIVERY, &C,
Vii be sSy snS syeS ss :. ~ o;
ofa good. sound, nerehartsels suslity viii Sc re-
syment % he Fsds from tine to time, a. q o
cssss ssss y Ssg.rss; or e sc1E theEossr ss tAs
Any ihfsrmallty IN the Bio. or non oorfor,asnee
nth the terms q t,is advertscmelt, viii ensure
Delivery 70 be made q such wharf n IN. cit, Of
Alsxandria. - the DeIot QsarteTm.stsr may Ga
The DEPOT .Qusrternsstsr reserves 10 himself
hs ttht 70 reot any OF Al hids tast he may deem
TOO kighs or Tor other suftoient ehuse
Captain. A. g. n, D. {. Amy.
s foT q: assS ssS su5.is s g.
tenoe Department 600 tons Of Hsy.
ber A, lees, so tehs Of ssid hay must Be N bsss.
the femainder neei no; rece, s,fiy DO bsled.-
lbs ss whoa tseY VII fur ann tas rs fs, '' 'si ,"
70 bs yelIhed ~ Wasilaytsl. st the oxpsr.s
oi me conrsSlor sno 70 ee cehvef % 81 tks Moru-
III Fun; ; astlas BIDS INNS, s,... u. ..n.ef.n N.
ss: 3 !. s,s:..s 3: nd g Solr i
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csllisisa.

en-, from Boston for w ashington, d. @, with q
cargo Of ioe, came IN coliisioa to-day 1ith TIM
steamer New Yofk. The sschooGes Was snnk,
but the crews wore sawedF by the steamer, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-06

0s1Az 19nsesLsAMAR Royfs, sSs Bsntu.,s
80, AosfEGe % sAs Nwfh ss6 WSa-Twe
osifs lesye Wuhington aaily ssnA one o. sun
l1y- -4uiek ume-leW tse "a suss esnneefis1s
- For tioSS1 "A ssrtSS aiSe.ssca SDDiv
ii - o1lao - ofU1 emnsyfvanh Route, north
- Osekss g eg4lByev1nia svsaus and Sixth ss..
Wnhilgtoa. o. epsa hsn . .. q. panI ep.
-. .stTs. 4 : i.. s. 6H..sx. As..ssa
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OLDIERs AND CITIZEN =

MKs.WEEN having geryed .s - asrsg tho IA,
yoAr In the Army Of the Potomao, Nhsre she rsve<
Rund eds fIoa the eaeIs Spsf iaI nes
lot tns eeasAt q al. hef L VI ER hIxfURk rOt
ony prevents, but cures ,sesdily. one taasDoOn-
fuli wn fIrIfy pint Of Wster, and N Il Is ssssoa
1P Y s1tss. &c lcIt the yYeEet Alss. .ESf LUNs
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ESnssmIuon last winter. For testimonials sea
Col. Gene sad Lasut. Rooms, sist New YORK
vonntssr5 Lent Col, haEset., Lis1t seetf.
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:, 10 be had q: stCtt.s Drug store. or,orits N.-.
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s:rssS Msrhn's FIsskiln House, corner stb and u
whore Suffers may Be lsIplisi, or depot lxS Z
street., between eth and stf, washington.
Mrs. Wren, Midwife and MIrnstio Eolsctia
PIP ioifn, invites tt2se Who despair OF beirs
Hss HMIS s % - ies,.. TsRors, Henorrhoids Infrnn-
no fsy. Ladies boarded and stssaded durinf oors
hnensnt. No. zzS street, between sta aud 7IA.
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Gsn. Baaks, March

lSorfS POooeuce ~. 4 In0on0. 4
The following IL q diary Of Gen. Banks, de-
rived from conversations with him ana his stan:
The corps under Gen. Banks LEFT the kspps-
hsunock west Of warrenton on Tuesday niEht;
paaDed to Brenavfile, and thence north oil Manas.
sas Junction, crossing the southern extremity OF
theold battle fell, and Bull Run, and MitcheIps
Ford, joining the Union forces east Of Bnn Run
on Sunday night. On Monday they were en-.
gaged In holding ford against the enemy No
portion Of his corps was In any engagement ex-
cepsinE being shelled on Tuesday, near The Rap
pahannock. r-9e - osFFIz
Ths corps LEFT lMitchell's Ford Monday noon,
passed to CenteFville, some Union citizens OF
washington in the rear destroying quantity Of
guns, spadss, axes, tents and baggage wagons,
near Biaekburn,s Ford, 70 prevent them milling
into the hands Of the Rebel cavalry, who were
approaching. On Monday morning an ambulancs
TAIN was seat across the rum under hag Of truce,
70 bury the Union dead, and bring OF the RENAL a
Ing wounded. The attempt was partially sue.
eeofut, many Of our still uncovered dead being
'deeentiy buried, and some 900 or 90 wounded
brought awsy. The tight on the evening sf the
ID, four miles beyond Fsisfax Court House, snd
about mile from the FaiffAx and Centefville
turnpike, was, on the whole, Union success
the Rebels being beaten back with alaxge sacri.
ice o. life and the road, crowded With our trains,
defended O. all points. .s h.-.7< = = II -
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Court Of Wahinston eoanty, IN the DistricI Of
CSnmSis, lss'sfs r. Of sd%ini,fss,os With ths Si
yohDstops late OF Waskington county Aforesaid.
dsosesed: Al perfons hsving CLAIMS asalnst the
.eme. With ttesyyeleheLs thereof, TO the sub
ssriber, on o. before the 18th day OF August next;
bene6t Of the aid sstsss. oivsn under nv hand
his nth day OF Argus, lsea; -. ..l
a.ss navsv.'rrlzu ~ 1d 1d1sinirtstcciT StstcTMM W A.
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