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very worst form Of scrofua obstinate Eruption of the Skin
aud old Ulcers No. Division street. New Yofk CITY, since
1854,
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c.1n nnn WORTH OF - ..
Ar
JOHN MEEKs & SON.
ylg and 1856 FOURTH STREET

Northwest corner cf Broadway,
Wii se the whole Of their superb stock of Cabinet Frni
tre al cost reduce stock whicA OF the very best
and selected maters by the best workmen "a
te country, their workshop under he supervision o
the nrm whose reputation for efccence Of anutaetnrs
has been established FOR seventy years
Goods packed and shipped 70 all rarls Of The world.
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Eighk Cartes de Vistfe for Si-Eauaa e~
the made. BALCHs rs Greenwich a.. cor BsrcIay
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To Retired Naval OMcers and Others.-
Wanted Naval Regtstsrs for the y:ars Isls 1871 ana 1855
and any published before 1874. Apply to Capt OSCAR
BULLUs United stAtes naval rendezvous No. Cherry
street.
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nRAKE's PLANTATION BITTERs.

They purify, strengthen aud fnvigorate
hey a healthy appetits.
They overcome effects OF dissipation late hours.
the system nj entvcn the mind
They prevent miasmatio and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity OF the stomach.
They Dyspepsia aud Constipation. =
They Darrhna, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
They Liver Comp .aint and Nervous Headache
They the best Bers IN the world. They make me
exhausted natures great rcstorer
They made OF pure st. Crox rum the celebrated Calsa
va bark herbs and taken with the pleasure OF
beverage, without regard time OF day Partict-
delicate requiring gentle
Sold by all grocers druggists hotels and saloons
T. H. DRAKE A CO. 2O2 Broadway, N. r.
S-T-tsG0-X
BRAKES PLANTATION BlTfERS.
Exhausted natures great delightful beverage
and active tonic Composed Of pure 81 CoiH rum roos
acdy OF the stomach creates an uppe.
lite and strengthens the system. Is certain cure fdr
Dyspepsia Constipation, Diarrhma Liver Complaint ana
Nervous Headache and prevents niasmatic disease from
change diet &c II be used at all times on day
delicate persons Sold by all groces druggists hotels
anu +. H. DRAKE 4 CO, 2o2 Broadway, New YORK.
PLANTATION BITTERs
and puries the sysem Is periees
appetizer great res'orer II Ia composed OF
pure ST celebrated caisaya bark, roots ana
herbs Particularly adapted TO weak and delicate PERSONS
gentle tonic. and is just the thing for changes OF the
Sold by all druglist hotels and ssloons
r. II. DRAKE a co, a2 Broadway, ~ Y.
s-T-lsso-x-DRAKE's PLANTATION BrrTKRs
OF this celebrated brand appears 70 be In every ones
well every ones table. They are spiendl rcs
and be relied upon 10 strengthen and nvgorsis
ed nature
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DEAFNEss

Remoyal-Dr. Won EIsENBURG who 10 attracting
40 much attention practical ocuis, and arst has re-
moved his Office No SID Broadway Dr. Won sisonourg
the author the interesting work on % w ears
portions OF which publish every snnday-ssansy ness
Senfemher Z 1862.
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I.ouIsyrLrs. XIV. Sent. 1bp AZ

LoUisviLts, KY, Sept. 15-p. ~
News from below, in the vicinity Of Bowling Green and
Nashville is fraught with oonsiderabei interest
THE FORCES AND BRAGG
are mannuverng in close proximity TO each other, each
party striving TO the most advantageous position
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CUE AND DYSENTERY.-THESE TWO ENEMIES
"A Of olders in Virginia have produced more loss
than all the shot OF the rebels Qunine loses It's effect upon
the whskey makes the latter The great
French preventive and cure for these complaints the Cordial
Cognac Btters proved invaluable tho Chckn-
hoiny and Potomac in the Crimta and no regimenal
surgeon who values the lives of his men will be without
them
They are for sale. wholesale and retail by The American
agent STEINFELD at 70 Nassau street. New York city.
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Cmctal Ora wings or snc Library Asso-
citation company's Lottery Of kenaicky
CLASS No. 2Sy-septenser IT, 1862.
81, rs, so, 10, ST. SO, "A, 80, so, ~, "a, IL, Al.
CLASS No 2s0-september II, ls62
67, 56, II, 81, 73 25, ., 80, 81, 81, 40, 81, 10.
ri FRANCE a CO. Covinpton Ky
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Mrs. WfnslOv's Soothing syrup for
children relieves the child from pain invgorates ths
stomach and bowels cures dysenery and daha
acidy wind oholic gives res comfort health
TO children teething and remedy In Of chole
nfantum Sold everywhere. 2o cents bottle.
Trusses.-Marsh q Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss. No. Vesey ST. opposite the church No connection
with any ONCE Of
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Omciai Drawings OF HTarrsy. EDDY Il
Go. IS Kentucky and Missorri State Loteriea
KEsrUcKY EXTRA CLxss iii-sepIe unter II. pss
20, ~. SIS, u, 40, 10, 10, ~. IA, a 81, 10.
CT, CA IN, IS, Q, a, IA, 8, ~, AZ, 81. 81, 30.
Circulars free OF charge by attressing either %
CovinGton Ky., or st. Louis. No
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OF this celebrated brand appears be In every ones oun
well every ones table, Ihey are speHnfi us.ss
and be relied upon strengthen and invgorss
ed
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I,LAGs, BANNERS AND TRIMMINGS ON HAND AND
n 10 order Ornamental Painting on SILK, &C.
HOJEY 4 GRAHAM, Artists and Msrvfaeturers,
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Lotteries.
DELAWARE ExrrA CLASS 3s9-septemberi7. 1861
81, 6. II, %, 81, AZ, 20. 81, t5, 25. -. 2-
DELAWARE CLAss 232-September ". 1869
64, 20, A, 67, IL, 76, IA, ~ 10, 35, 81, AZ, 43.
John A. MORRIS & CO..
Wilmington, Delaware
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Shipping Intelligence.
BELOW.
Bark Helena, l40 days from Mana-By pio. boat N. T.
Fish.

Died
GERArY.-On Wednesday evening, September II, JAMES
GERArY, in the 85th year Of his ago.
Hireatives and friends and those Of his sons Thomas
H., John j. and Nicholas g. Geraty, respectfully in
AIS Third avenue Thirty first street, Friday after
noon, at two O'Clock.
(For other Deaths Second Pa9e)
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T AIDES FINE GOLD WATCH CHAINS.
New and elegant styles for sale by q. y. ALLEN, td
Broadway door below Canal street
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r AIDES BAND AND LINK BRAcBLETe>
IL 81, % and IS each.
Al O. @. ALIENS 4l5 Broadway one door below Canal q
NEW YORK, SEPT. is. 1852.

DIR. sGHENCK.
DEAR SrR:-This Is certify that yonr MANDRAKE
PILLS AND Sc EAWEED TONIC have completely cured
wife OF congo sted long standing daring which tmo
she was visited almost daily by family physician, and
the only thing would prescribe for her powerfm
enecs until her system was completely worn out BY Sn:
tinual vomiting Everything could hear OF tred but
ali 10 no purpose and finally my wife your advertise
ment paper, and concluded 10 and although
abe hal little Ii doctors after he er-
peene she through she has taken about four bottles
or TONIC aud three boxes OF Pills. and now can beast OF
good health enjoyed In her life. thirk tots
the most remarkable cures ou record ana puO sn
inc these lines will benefit the sick afflicted 40
liberty 10 do so CHARLES NkibL-
GAVE YOUR SILKS, RIBBONS, GLOVES, Sc.-HEGE
- man 90 sBenziue ruinOv paint AMI grease spots
instantly aud cleans Silks, Gloves Ribbons &c, &C. with.
ent in Jury TO either fabric, Ony y n pr ooitlc
o., 81, bv fir,,g gsists generally HEGEMAN CO.,
'o'' '" 'e7' Chemists and Druggists New York.
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miscellaneous,


lr - 1dorGHr that John n,ll ran avs,
om Nashville because he wis afraid Of Lcin,
caught by some Bc-hlrgcr.
AccorNrs of the cotton crup in Trii, ar,
| 'NoralIc lIt large Toouulary advance. On IN.
s.v"ms crop ate needed tO prepare it rIr mar.
Iiif RI Rev william M,ld. u. n. p..,op
| oi ilo Episcopal thuryh, m Nir..uil. Died aDui,
''n d',s age, at his late residence, Clark County.
iu THAT state.
Wlutuot-;ics are tahcocd bv tho young
exquisite m Pare, who steadily r,r.c 10 an.
p'-f "i parties Where white ,Aukris' arc In-
dspcrsulln.
lhE tNo armies cf the Potomac have nj d.f.
,,,rh TIMES O.. fr IN BuIl Enu. But Oh,
Oa"a army d'uf, like the ~ els, run without
a ai-Ni-lols'tlLF JavHSbi.
M'>N oi u.r su'.l men of Nasl,iu. have mid
''''I i'.I .U'. tu Governor ,InauI. qul come Of
.'m uIi'Dut themselves us Union upr. The
I'"u. WIN. u. i.lk. brother Of uc Late Trc.i-
d'.i' h"A do.iuci llws.u for tho Union.
N""N on Na..u. Iyma'c College ot ppu.h.
''i" 'l- O. c'"u,ruod tomorrow q u.t NrIi
% d. the tH,i 3. tu lp ruf .u I...... I... '...
.sH t...s. The trII,r VIM. Uu'., .vf..r.. .,
''.' 'ri I'.c o. have his hands UI. whether
The wtr Dl.,a or uo'.
t"luNr0 L.mctor MaroGln, who ils h.t
..'A ,..... .'ul... 900 49, Louis g. loshut for t,-
.Nt Jas Parole wi kIIus Iuurt, h.,
III. .n l'.., County, i-a lr..u,r ofti. ..u.r
.l 81 hHray G.uuM Hul.,k has
f.iH"'ri taelr.,.u.'
Aitu" t.m 1n ''.rr on lo.rl trc Me-.
.II' t"r 81" Orleans, N.pl l..h. s.,.tu.t
..' .'"."..'H l'r .u u'...h .n u.t place
N... '' ..'.. H.l 81 was expected ut tr..
lE.U
a lIANYrr, Of .ro,. from, II , roof ,c , r,,-
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MARKETS..


UOWChIIC lIlFAtIU,
Saturday March 2s 1852.
ArrLEs -Greepings, 81 10; spltrenbergs, ST. bOk;
B4.Iwlus, 8 %; Kuss,ti, 9ig4 20.
AsuEs sales Pots, 50 70; Pearls, $3.50.
CoprER-Ltke refined ingot, 2T6a2Sc.
FLoUR.-Salos within the following range The
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A BAKERY FOR SALE WITH A GOOD
IA round Of cash customers, baking Is TO 20 N'lr
PER week will be sold reasonable on ace Hu.t Hf
sickness. Apply 4l6 First ave. m2S 8'laJ
BAKERY FOR SALE IN GREEN POINT
ID doing good business. Reason for se'lluR, sick
ness Of the owner. Inquire on the premises, %
Gre0n Point ave, or Of W, X. FOSTER a % cor
KAsas and niv'sinn sts ~ " ~i'- 10" $500
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. a MlLLlNtE WANTTD-ONE AC-
Gust .m.d trst class t..f.r.. .. r.uc Oh us
hoed tir'y az o,' Boone st ous dr. rm uud.
son Il. mi-sg'l.j
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NLTANTED-lO TIOVSAND LADIES 10
w take their gtraw hats g. 3-t I.-.tN ave, . /
aOth and ZIth tts; remember up -tnIri. When" q.
clean, press and wire lsl.,' straw louuuts, for 20
cents; Misses h.o.m.ls, tru.us, AMI g. 'r.u'-
fancy hats cleaned Bu3 pressed o. g. 'ts,.. tt7
dyed any color; pressing .lr tlr O. ',. t.. rI...
gentlemen leaving lGts at tis D.t,, .,I rHe.t H..
be sure Of having q saline vet .u.' ur r. y, ,al
81 hats are numbered. GEORGE IINIaAS.
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NEW YLE,
IN ENGLISH, NOW READY.

BELNpRKTHIAS OFFICES No, 2oI CANAL srRrUT
ARD No. 4 UsIoN sQUARE lO4 NtNTu AVE, NV
YORK; NO IA NoRTH EIGHTH STREET, PHLADRL-
eHIA, AND CORNER or NIsTu AND STREETS, WASH
o.sroN, d, Q. PEIoH TWENTY-FIVE oEsTa WIN
suL pIRE0uokA rr'G5 I0'lO9
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WANTED.

An EXCELLENT CHANCE FOR OLD
f.'.rrf -Wsrtrl f.rt.e -tu C.. :. Infantry. am
Oh rclu % regiment ALE iiHd unmarried iuyu,
under Tie s-c ~ g.. Pay fr,n tlg g. s.l Io-
month. -isicucc. pay, cl,trlry and medical
etteuiauuc, Furnished from date e eu. .tuaut
Ieaigr..'crs q F.rt Hamilton, \ Y IlarU. =.
hcn das'rnus OF o. isrrs 'r q is ra-r.rt can Ar.
Sly At g." tecruiuur Office, 1l1 E'Altha nv. W =
WORTH, Iuss L. s'L Infantry, L s. A. Recruit.
fng Ohypr. ulll3 Q4t,,l0i
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T. X A y G / A T..


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WAR WAR; WAR;

fES GOOD MIN WANTED TDV uARu1u
TOEIlFlCAIlus ItIG.
FOR COMPANY u, GAIT. ULIYfR COTTFR,
Eith Regiment NN.N. .Artl'ory, now sl It.oucd at
FORT WOOD, NLw YORK HAbBOR.
This IL good chance l. joan one os tfe u,st com.
pnnicn IN TIE regiment C.Tt t.'t,t's C..lI.u.y
bow mustors li5 mon tc uloy. 1 ore ~. .uf. 2
70 complete I. tHr 'ul standard o' iruru. 50. ..
snakes f.I battery. N5-e uet %. -.ul.,d wcu, %
hood moral chart. ter, v... ltu..,.f,l t..I.t.,
good clothing, rood rat9nS suj C.m..st.lls a. o..
bars are provided.
4 Apply " PETER J. M,AVuY, ia,
=. ~1--1- A-lAAf@A u itsnHNt IIftl AT. ..fv.
lesglAltin NJ rafs,- 80 ,'... ttr.s~
I S,{;S c.1S4
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A BAKER LATELY ARRIVED FROM
~ s scotland wishes .tui.. ,.l /, work st read
fii CAKE, ruod r,',rcu,o ,au 0o ven. A,p.y Tor
] week. h,I Grand .t rf'q I.
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IL Nk \ l.N tA ..-
- AnlT BODIED " y Will NJ RECEIVED
INTO ilE Pr. ET1lNE,E YV.
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CllEAr SIOuLS-lN A COOP LuCA.
- t.u .n B.oi .H.s- s-l.t.. 'e 'or 's.u,r. butcher.
sr'''sy 'ua 'l'.-f-t Itcr can make money,
g 900 j. I... 10, HH..t ttu. uI-s a'..y
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PARALYTIc STROKE

AtnA,r Moro. 10, ls72
d. BRANpRETH, NJ, D.;-Dpr Sri .Hsei
please find nine dollars lrtlo l.f gross of lir,.-
dreth's Pills, new style. The pills give -r, -atf-
faction. The customers are particularly p'.-.l
with the piece Of Plaster around each tHN-t..y
hnd II So useful for cuts, burns aud wounds 70, me-
rally, hope you will continue to put the Pills up
IN this unique style. Yours, &c.
X. s. McMURDY
Corner OF Broadway and Maiden Lane,
Secure this blessed medicine aud your sickness
will be the affair Of day.
n L w TY YLE
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rOst SALE AND TO LE,r.

\ DAIRY FARM TO LET OR EXCHANGE
sy.., t,s' 81 laui luui house ana lsru s1i H..
49, 'i,.; Ls.4 ulI.e from DEPOT Ious lea.
REM 49,. .". price p,i acre, : iuU uo in.rmh... .r
~ L.L-L * ~ L---L- q. y Y uL-.a-
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IO LLI-InL STORE ANp BASEMENT
i Ga N.-7tl Il. Apply o. FRANCIS g. HlVF.
NAN. 2I D. HINag vi j, CAUTION, 81 Nassau st.
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rTu LIT lN THE Sun BUILDING, COR
i .ar.f Nts-au n. Fulton st7, Offices aud large
rooms suitable hr wa.umcurlns purposes, wth
which steam power can ue had n required. TIL
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Il LINT rooms with steam power; rents low.
ILqure Of JOHN GAUDU,
Hlh6 2ilc'lJl lO2 Walker 81.
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kcItcr from ssOCCnsiOnnl."
NNs1INeroN. AUGUST Il. 1862

WAsuGNGToN, August II, 1862.
There is one idea that must be rooted
from the popular mind. 1t is, of course
tavoritc with the traitors in arms, and with
all who sympathize with them in the loyal
States. Sometimes, in the hour of despon-
dency and defeat, it assumes an agreeable
aspect even among certain of the friends OF
the Government. This idea is that the
Cotton States should be permitted to occupy
an independent position---in other words,
that is better for all interests that the authors
of this terrible war should enjoy the bless
ings of Slavery in their own section. No
theory so misChctious as this should for
moment find lodgmcnt in any loyal mind.
1t is unnecessary to repeat the forcibc and
familiar reasons against anything like even
partial recognition of this rebellion. How
ever agreeable it might be to Foreign Pow
crs and to the slave oligarchy, such an event
would not simply be disgracctul 80 the Free
States. but would be resisted to the death
by the Border States il would leave our
friends in the South at the mercy of a re-
morsclcsS tyranny, would deprive us of the
control of the Mississippi. and would inau-
guratc an inccsSant warfare between the
section thus recognized and that Immediately
upon its border. Its effect upon the free
States would be fatal in the extreme. Scccs
sion would become as fashionable in the
North a.. in such an event, it would bc tri-
umphant in the South Our factions, now
simply pCwcrlc7s because they are watched
and forbidden. would. by the means afforded
them through their sympathy and associa-
ting with the traitors, stir up discomfort
among our people, and would finally succeed
in the realization of their scheme of internal
separation. California would fly off from
the common Union centre. and the great
West, fascinated and controlled 10y plausible
commercial arguments, would accept the
proifcrcd connection under the same banctul
influences so frequently offered hy the armed
traitors to the brave men now contcnding
against these tyrants and assaSSins.
1t Is only necessary to state the case to
admonish the friends of the country against
this most hurttul dogma. We see in the
overwhelming reasons against Separation
and Recognition. the overwhelming necessity
of conducting this war upon the basis of
maintaining the Union in its integrity. and
of restoration. 10y arms, over every foot of
the seeded territory, of the authority of the
Federal Constitution. Animated by this
sentiment, instructed 10y the experience of
the last fifteen months, admoni~hcd bv the
desperation of the rebels. who fight with the
hope of securing a final recognition. and 81
of humilating and destroying the Federal
Government, We must push on the war with
unpauSing energy, and put behind us every
hope Of peace, that Is not founded upon Il
complete and triumphant restitution OF the
Union.
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p Il l. Nj L Ms

Ii 1.
CIo.s y, rl,,r,,,,,I, r,r,l II.,n.,.. ,,..,I;.,
=, I4's ~" III h"T"uSH "rrd Horses stations
Ci ,','''i", ,ii, "" '"''tti ,n i'.''I' ~"
'P''I % T,.! GG % r@"'l!TLyl IN m4klns ,hG award
VAS No - borough Bred Mares.
rrylnnn, Smnn% ;,i 4nG m ii"nH5Ti iu noi,nr. Sloo
rII " S,rri r T -, ,i''',a''1 '''' """I"
1i inS' Noa,ai''"'' i"r S'"''" use years a over
STg"nI S,Ig.lI Ho s,,ri,u. 60 ....., .. -
''"'s -" i-''"l'i"N' I'r E'h'T"i use years AMI
r;..,,,.;., under u.
N'c@nd 40 20
H., las, 40 '--''"'''H> "l yeas ana under !,
p E,r,t premium $50
H'c"n1 a" 10
-, 'la', NO o-N"rcs with foaI 10y their sides.
irSl premium so
second do 10
ih,' y" -hI"'1n; Mares.
ri rG' ,,,u m,,' "''''''3 M'''' years ana over.
rHsi premium 500
second do 20
-, CIasS NO S.-flIllcS years ana under 1.
Ens, sncnrib premium mum so
'''oi'I W" ,,.u. 70
-, Class Ne, 9.-Fillics, year and under ,,
flrst premium S20
HccohI 90 10
-, 'iH's NO Io.-ColiS' years and under I,
= W't premium S2j
rScohI uo 10
CiaSS No ll'-Colts (Stalllnns or Gcldings) | year
and under .
First premium $50
second do 10
Class No l2-Natchcd Horses, (Gcldngs or Marcs)
-. For the best span, Ii hands and over.
First premium $50
Second do 20
For the best span Of Matched Horses l. hands and
r., under Is.
FIRST premium S2j
Second do 10
Class No lS.-Fancy Matched Horses, tGcldings or
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-08-23

THE New RECIuIrs. .-Thc following
sensible advice from another journal, we
would commend to the attention of ,hurS
intending to enter the army:
"Ninc-tcnths of the mortality in the army.
as the public now well understand. is caused
by disease not battle: and of this mortality
the Commission assure lis that thrcr-tuurths
may he saved hy Incorporating the new levy
into the existing regiments. This is matter
for recruits to consider well. The opinion
tallics with the Judgment of those who have
had opportunities for observations but it is
now placed among the points which are to
be held AS demonstrated. The recruit who
is careful Of life. of health, or Of comfort,
will take his place in an old regiment. rather
than among those who are as Inexperienced
aS himself
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-08-23
JOHN GOOD
LIQUORS
L.hiIndeIpl.iu n Erie EgmiIrond.

PENNSYLVANIA II. II. CO, LEssEE.
DN and after Monday, May jih, 1862, the time at
~ Northumberland Station will be q, follows:
LEAVE WESTWARD. LEAVE EASTWARD.
ENprcss B,l9 a. M, Express, 9l6 p. m,
Mail, il9 p. M. Mail, 1901 A. IN.
Sleeping Cars ON Night Trains. both ways, between
WiamspOTt and Baltimore, and on the Pennsylvania
ltailroad between Harrisburg and Philadelphia.
On Mail Train in both directions a CAR GOES
THROUGH via Pennsylvania Railroad, without
change between Philadelphia and Lock Haven:
SAMUEL \. BLACK,
NAV 81, 1862 Sup't Eastern Division
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-08-23

WARLITE LADIEs.-Thc ladies of the
Perkins street Baptist Society East Somcr-
VILE Mass, adopted the following spirited
and warlike resolution on Monday evening /:
Rco'rcd, If the MEN OF Somcryilc will not
enlist to rescue our country from her extreme
peril, the WOMEN will and when they go,
will leave their supcrhuous garments to
those men who choose inglorious ease at
home.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-08-23
A NEW AND USEFUL ARTICLE.
HALEY, MORSE q BOYDEN'S
aciEtGiu.ting CIoshcs WrIngc


simple, Economical, nr-ahlc, and is not Liable to
get ont OF Order
The Sclf-Adiustirg Clothes Wrugcr. is one Of the
greatest inpruycncnt of the nineteenth century and
has only to bc known and tried, Go come into general
use Tho sayiu. Of vlothC- in pressing ont tbv water
bef,yccu two rubber rull- instead ,t WriUgjug or
twisting will amount to enough IN short uue to
pay for a machine
Every ono is aware. that the twisting or wringm-
of clothes stretches and breaks the hbr,- bat his
machine presses them evenly, That newspaper
thoroughly soaked, can be Wruug, without breaking
il ia the least and il works easily, that a child
Twelve wears old can operate it without trouble. Hot
wutcr does NOT mjurc thc rolls, and Wooll,n goods
can bc w.unr out of boiling water 10 prevent lullins
which cannot be done by hand
In Starchnc, it /, invaluable, especially on large
article such Ladies Skirts %c a. II leaves the
starch in the clothes perfectly even. II VIII wiring
the largest bed quilt or the smallest pocket hand.
kerchicf drior than can possibly be done by hand,
without alteration, in less thun unc-eiglh me time
The machine is simple that II is not liable to get
cut Of repair.
Tn, rraat Improvement in this every every other
Wringmg Machiae yet Invented, is, its -selt-Ajust'
ing arrangement, requiring no Mtef0iluh, 10 Wilng
handkerchief OF bed guilt consequently ne most u
norunt servant can oderaie H.
Tho machine j. made of wood, and 50 arranged.
that no iron can possibly come m contact with the
clothes thereby avoiding all danger Of injury to the
clothes by irun rust.
This is the most simplean effective Cluthc, Wiring
or yet invented. Those purchasing can use thcm
two weeks and if they not perfectly satisfied
turn them, and their money viii be refunded.
Address l., l.. SNOW, Philadelphia,
Or IL b. MASSER, Agent tor Northumberland co
July >, 1862,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-08-23
c3y" TnE WEsr MINISTER REVIEW fol

~" THE WEST MINISTER REVIEW for
July contains a variety of articles, of more
than ordinary interest DIR. Davidsons In
PRODUCTION to the Old Testament. Doctrines
of Perception and judgment, 10y Sir VIM.
lIamilton-Thc Dawn of Animal Life
These are only portion of its valuable CON
tents. Published by Leonard Scott & Co.,
New York
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-08-23

WAR FEELING IN ILLINOIS, The Adiu-
tant-Genoral having received despatch
asking permission TO recruit company,
sent back the following reply: "IIold on
we are overrun with appications-the whole
State is going into camp Thirty thousand
volunteers are now ready on the first call
and twenty thousand are already offered on
the second call, and he has permission to
accept them all for three rs-and no
drafting will be nccc AIRY IN that State.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-08-23

~" The clear profits of the Lcwisburg
Ladies Soldiers Aid Society, lately were
S943. They propose to make shirts and
other articles of clothing TO be in readiness.