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WAR DyPAKrsEgT,
PRovosT .MAKsHAL-GlsERAL's Orrich,
Captain and Provost Mu.hal lyth Dlstdc.

WasnisGrOs. ID. G. Aug u, Itcd }
To ne Board ~ Euyop'-ca' Ser,nh Dis:ri u Ner' io,si
In accordance With Section q te Eur, ncrt Ac ap'
proved March 1863 h.eby communicate ce' q, fo9''s
fcm the President u tho United scs IN reference to calling
." Abrahara Lincoln PfesGen, Of the rnled States Of
America and Comm int hicf Of tie amy and hayy
thereof having consdc-n0n tue number ~ voun-
tecr. and militia furnished by ard ron To Svers States ~
cdins the VI sewIors aid the penod Of service OF
t...nt Peon ia order 10 eduaE. the numbers smoug tie
districts Il the sAd States and having considered ard showed
Tor ,e a.sd, furnished Aforesaid ard he tune Of
ter se.cs afore.Ad do HEREBY s.isn :" mo. s 90 ~
,he proportion part q ihe iols of troops 20 be iI
.ed by lie Sc, enih District Of Inc safe OF Nev ON rnder
tns th, rs cal By te stat. Of 'e~ rom Under
N. act approved March 1858 entitled An Act Tor nfoLns
and calling out he Nat onal fofcs. ani 10Y onf,
and Pursuance II The act a''s-ie ord ,hNi as' :.
mad, In tie a.! Ses,usa District Of Ae sef NeT'lyt io
the humber Of herein assigned % shd d.e' 'Ao MY
In witness hereof have hercus,o ny hard AID csurd
the sell Of no United States to be lhted
Don. the ,ny Of Washnron tns l2ih dsT ~ Ao1us ~
the year Lord 1903 and Of the s1r-aes - sae
~, Hoard of rnrolmc, IN hs IIith District ~ the ata's
Of NrvYosk b.aeUy ordered 10 maze ts via te .f'
possible decay the rs CASE u the Ntonsi osces N 'o
.rct for the OF men stated N tie Ff.'deris ose
tb. IL, bcnr made .eparatey each Frsouen' SUD Dis
sab r.,r.. and which ssiinrui &. A. ieilos. 10 VT;
To lie let suA.Ds,lic l,7 Eeni 20 the "a suDDstict
these me tho quo,s. Of the Sab Districts with 81 per cent
aided Resp ,ru;y' you, o. se, GU,
Ts order made accordance 18th tho Pre-. dents s>r %
AUG Hs,Dou.RrrR. PRorosr MAssr,L)
SgFrirh COSogEs.fcNAL DISTRICT,
No 80 THisD AyEsuz Ng~-iohK. Aus u, 1903
IN compliance the foregoing order tho Drah IN u. ~,
tfci viii imuncnoe nOADAi AS a. .So3 a. AZ clock
The Sab .,r.ci OF WTd. all to drawn In the following
ord-r VI l., s8bi.sictEeveash Ws'ls I'D di''s'c
" ssa.e. sor exemption. win se hs.rd unit, DE notes
shall have Ds-a gwen fhkDENCh {. MAusEN
Seventh Di.tFc, Of as~.YOIs.
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STARBfvG AFTRAY ~ TmRIEEsrE sTRrrT.-
boat oclJcE 81. IA on Monday, two I~u nanc'i John
lsraAy lld Michael II ia got into on e!tnfrAi4pa IN
Thirteenth street ucgr avenue {. Durin, ne quartz
RYAN drew Is .Als aud tnbbcd Brady llfietla a tr
yerc AID dangerous wound I.ysn vac promptly ~
rested by Octr ysrs ~ Tho EicscriA a. cc4lct al
committed f1r examination.
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Tn. ,hp Bo,phoru. arrived las. night for, Rorrh'y re-
ports Sailed from -. Tloua' 10Th lad h'ayy wea,, on
pe HON wi ,h swe y, decks bulwsr rail- and nI.d
csbin m N
The bris Ida Abbott srvei .s' nigf nom Ponce r. "
hence Tor Port Lc,A 18Th int la s. a. saw has oon'
.ou,h showing red and blue sigma with white letter u e
con
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Amnsements.

BARNUM'o sMER jean. MUSEUM Isl
THE SIOUX AND WINNEBAGO
INDIAN CHIEFS,
INDIAN CHIEFS,
INDIAN CHIEFS,
WARRIORS AND SQUAWS,
who have exhibition the last week, have s;taedn
great p0p'''iMsaiEN MEN, WOMEN, and CHILDREN
are alike Fiji THF s r. RED MEN or THE FOREST
~h0' 'A0''n 'epTI'a.tE'W aIGIKE TRIBES
Of tho wds Of Mirns.ota and always haze bssp
ETFlDFASr FRIENDS OF THE WHITES
They are spIsndd spsonens of their respective tribes and
In 'es fa Am pS 1pf sr AZ IL hs NATIvE wLDs
and Witnesses x % etsG TE isbi4s LIFE
They are On s1Saa EvERY DAY AID EVENING and
- DuRiNS 1'f EACH AZ II DRAMATIC ENVIRONMENT
give .elecon from the following Characteristic represents
RECRUIrING pANSE, with Song Of Percussion, and 70
' Wss s' SSss & E x %.9 sss 81 ,s. w Trail
SCALP DANCE, with song Of Victory:
f fE pASaE WIN Tn So: Il sas Gssa WIN
HGSraG pASk w Sas 2, s s Ss tn.
Indians being tn. greatest gamblers in the world
Also 70 De 's aI, = az M 19S,s PYTHON
THE DRAGON OF TIE East.
n'y lsd t e re ssi Of THE SNAKE SPECIES
" on THE NORTH AMERICAN CONTINENT
ATTONA1ON WRITER,
TIE LIGHTNING CALCULATOk,
A DOMESTIC CAT NURSING TWO MINK:
Tie GrkND AQUARiA, Learned Seal sea Lion' "'"
st.r fesr Living AnscoHdas, Wax Fis1fes' y o
ia 1lditiar 20 these unp@Iaisaed sttIs'S -
TIL SUMNER DkANAI;C HtN l.
under the direction Of that popular .nf tHh "a 70 }"
c. " CLAhAb .
SYLVESTER BLEECkEk, 81 y. teJ =.
c,r,rosed Of such talented aris.a 70 III ~ IN M g.
gRIDGHAN .aTs J. J. PRIOR, Nrs y. o.. 70, Mns 1kN'
HiL WALTERS Nile. LOUISE, &c I Z. -,
SP.ENrfD DRAMATIC PEEfOkaANCEo
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EFLNlSo
- and a O'Clock CONSISTING a. The .lessng Petite loheoys
THE HAUSfED CHAMBER,
and tb, aughsb.e fucc - 800 o
u.ncs ..by..................MLLE. LOUISE
AKIN, The beat dramatic entertainment " be found 70 NE
city nd a. ios Is ceu,s Children under ten Is cents
L'AIR of the AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
4 Ilo Hoad Of Managers hereby give notice thai ne
ACADEMY OF MUSIC viii oe prepared fothe ECEfIiVY
Of GOODS on FDAI n.It tie 700 OF August ana VIII u
op., div mn " EDSEspAf, the ID 4 ssp'e;abef.
IT, on nj .-~ space 81 he in ATTENDANCE YeslousSe
,bst tine a. eocs p. dy for tho pdTpose OF aA'ahs
hc F,if iion win positively be opened to the pubic on
THURSDAY .isc ID - sep enc. -, -.
wv. r. CUTLER Chairman.
Wt. 5. CARPENTER, fies-Chnfnan.
/ JoHS ". CB1NbEEs, geo
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Memoranda.

27a-slip sens.or hen; hsks Lancaster, w. n Paenu'
brss Ann GGzcie, Iva, T.. Is;one, scsooneS ChAehtn
Alex. Law; steamers sophia John brookA
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NIBIOs GARDEN.

NIBIOs GARDEN. .,,
~ L.s.-s aAd u MI WIZ NhLAt LIZ.
TUESDAY t>EsISG ava - 49,, ,,,,,,r,
LAST FOUR MOTIFS Lhsn rV11n Si i'i 10
LAST POUR NIGHTS LAST sOS" N'o''t'
TIE DUNES MOTTO.
which s,er hlshiy succ.s.luI rnn Of $500. ,.,,,,,.,
'itiIKrIFs iHIRIFtS THIRTEEN WEEKS,
ma., positively be w.thdissu on Fudsy, Aus "a
Ms. COLLINS, .
IN. celebrated Irish Comedian Gad vocalist ,Ae lat week 81
49, '"' cARRIcgFERCUs,
18th he songs "wue bn.as Nine" s1d "Whse sLo''
Mr. WILLIAM wuEATLEY
cspt HENRI pr LAJAaDERE
Mr. l.. r. shcw-A J. w. Burnett l. ". Colsr l.. Lamb C.
hnsitnd =. Mofdaunt Mad. Pouis. Ma. sAowsL and
hs. aeso ttsynre her nEsS2Pssrsncr N thi. thesls
BEAUTIFUL sCfNihf, BRILLIANT COSTUMES,
GRAND EFEkC1s. Akw FURNITURE.
under tho direction OF Harvey n. Dojwogth,
GRAND BALLET. ETC., etc.
Mt Whea,ley respectfully announces brief engss,nen,
wlth tho di.tg, .i.hrl Anfo t5cfff an 'rrssri.An
DANIEL y. BANpNASN,
and many applications having toc made FOX repetition ofh,
renowned performance u
SHYLoCK,
he VII. msse h's h't srresrcnce SATURDAY EVENING
rhF MERCHANT or VENICE.
whlsh vii De Presented tot that nlslt only.
On MONDAY EVENING AusJI,
EDWIN FORREST.
"a Ms great character Of
RlCHEIlEt.
Nights " performance Of y. FORREST
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, and FRIDAY
J. +. BANpAANN-TUESDAY And SATURDAY.
beats secured
THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
pvnvoar. NJ ARsUltA(}EkRPA OpYICB,


WASHINGTON u. C.. Aug. 18th, 1863 I.
To the Board Of EnrcluienJ Filth Distr'ct OF
New orb la accordance with tecurn Of he tufo"'h'
act approved aarch 1863 hereby ecnmreaie oIn's a.
follows from the President o. The United state III
calling out the National orccs, w. 81,
J. Abraham Lincoln pisnt of tho United States oil AMER
and Commander hief OF the Army and Navy thereof
having taken into consideration Vie NUMBER OF 'rnss 80
Militia furnished aud the several states incndhg 'hc
State fS.wYol period Of service 81 said Volunteers
and Militia since the oil the present febeyn
IN oroer TO equsixe the numbers nnons the dsc's VIC
sad state and having considered ard eowed foI ue huueI
already furaed as aforesaid ard the time Of tbeiI service
irc-ad, do hereby assign two thousand sid MY e
Proportional part OF the quota OF troops 70 DC ,eu oy
t District Il the State of NewforA under ths INC NV
call made By the Sse Of Nrwl orb, under the &c, sP
proved March 1861 entitled An set for Enrons ana 'a'
ing OFT the National focss Sud for other purpose M' ~
pltuang" OF Tie act Aforesaid order thai dIa pr hao VI
the said fth District Of The State OF New iok 70, lne "
Der Of herein assigned said district aud fifty per cent
Ia addition.
In witness whereof have hereunto Get my hand and caused
the zeal II the United States to be a'ixed .
Do.o the CITY OF Washington this 18th day OF Angn, IN
tio yea II Lord thousand eight hundred and 'Iy
three ard Of the independence Of the United States tho
IT,. '"''- ABRAHAM LINCOLN"
The board o. Enrolment In the Finh District Of the State
OF Nrv OH hereby ordered 10 make drar with the eest
possible delay elias. Of the National forces H. said
District for tie number Of stated Ia tie Presidents order
III. an being made separately each Enrolment Sub Dis
trs or the number Of men Hereinafter assigned TO each Of
said Sob Dis icis and witch Assignment IL as ouors 70 w"
To hs s Sub District sy meni to the "a 20, 70 te 90
1885, 10 tue 9Th ~ These the quotas Oh the SUB Diht1t
with hny per cent added.
Very f~.pecifny your ob~dien' servant,
JAMES d. FRY Provost aarsial.t General
In oonplnce with The sb,ys order the dfnit Ia Va. fth
Cong esona District OF the state OF ."l oiA w COZ, "a
q enee u Wednesday the 2dth day Il August ibJ at 10
e.se. in ihs ISGoS Of # NG l st. IN
Captain and Provo..M,r.hai sth District, New.York
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S4n-Rses $40 sefs - Noon-Stif ia
vsrfH Tnn pAr
Sandy Hook 20. Gov I.4aud. $50 ut Gsls.... GO
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HEADQUARTERS Loyal Brigade Of the NORTH, NO;
IA hiosaway where III Communications must De
% Col WM y BLISS organizing the Brigade; EnhU ~
no OffICES-ho 23t Broadway, opposite ID. Wy iia
40 Ceniie st. opposite CONTROLLERS Office aud NO. Ioui'
o., Brooklyn, opposite City H.
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WINTER GARDEN.
w Under tho direction u Mr. HUMPHREY BLAND.
TTc-suIeI Mi w. A. Mo0rs. Leader AR MoluaAauey
SECOND WELk on
TIE GREAT AMERiIAN ACTRESS.
Mrs ID. 7. BOWERS,
WHO has achieved OF. Of The -
GREATEST rRluMPuS OF TIE DAY,
UNEQUALED REPRESENTATION
or tho heroine IA Charles S-lby's drama OF
NATALIE.
Supported by crc.l,,nt company, and produced with
ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY.
THIS EVENING
EIGHTH NIGHT
Mrs d. r. BOWERS
VIII male her seventh appearance sinA her return fou
Europe, la
NATALIE;
Or, TBs DEATH BARGE % TINS LOIRE.
The scenery costumes and blcsu ffoln by NJ
~ James schonberg
NATALIE understandable ID p RONyFRc
Mis-. HOCnfOKl.............. u. Il. BOvkAs
THE PROLOGUE-NANTES llga
"fiE REIGN OF TERROR"
TIE DRANA-ENGLAND 1909
ACT Tile Night before the storm"
AcT 2-"Ihe Bursting OF the Storm"
Acr J-tl8td. y" Memory 81 the last"
FRIDAY, Aug ~
BENEFIT OF MRS. ID. 4. BOWERS
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foet aro fcuEo.

d. IN PEWAPD.-LOST, on SATURDAY
ty,Gp EApalNC . Brown Morocco fuChEfbOon7
e9n a.ns : ia 5i.. lsresnese, cue tn Tie
Ir 9l drawn on tie aecf as, Dsnk. sewf OK ~ y
s'rn' to ,h. ofde Of Dssoe Dean DonoaGe together
pso1r. TIE sbov, reward viii be paid Q, ne
r-iurr Of as pocsei-boos I.d contents TO JOHN l. Mo
GOWAN, No. q Ws.is. 49,.
PERSONA fo,bI negotiating the above eheSAs OK '1ss
Of ,ae.n rayLlert 4 tasr beii. stopped
SIn REV RDTs NSIs r on ssu ar, q.
rel Auy .ppreheatng the tLef OF returning A-u V
y Ms MNUoa, Comiausips~, ~ j., VII faoa'e '0s
above reward
4 POCkET-BOOK FOUND-ln the New'
y g.ssn ~ an s..atday ~ Inst. Tie owner CAP
h.ve K b. p:ovg 9opIy and paying ioT this meme
Apply al No 10 West Il'h-,,.
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james r.. Brndy Light Infintry.

COL. AUG. u. SAGE.
General fleadqlsners:
lAMMANY HALL NEW YORK.
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70 nervous sufferers OF 3otg,
SaNES

REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVING
Ieeu restored ~ health = a fe| days, after
l.aiei-ciag - tic usual -oI;iac and iTregu>
laI expensive modes = irea:ne.t withon.
success. considers Il lis. sacred tufy % com
..luuicate 10 las afflicted fellow creatures The
means o. cure. Eiea-e. on the recent Of an
addressed cnvs,one, i.e 81 al send (iree) = copy
Of the prescription U=7I. Direct to DR..
JOHS NJ DAuNAiL. iSS EGlsan Street,
B-ockiyI, Nes. Io--. -lL-1 con.
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n McLAUGHLIN. Attorney at Law
.Johnstown, Pa ofice Southwest
Cyrnsr Of Market and Locust Streets.
viii attend 10 the collection of Soldiers
claims, and to sn other business connected
viii. liz prg,sssion- =. solg
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WATCH CLOCK. led lsHLLaII I STORE

-W.II. SyrEEr .JCVTSTOEN Pa
LEWIS LUChHAI8', lees .5aye TO an
nounce ta-t :le h@s always a i--se and varied
asscrtmen of "a tie vl.5yGs ar..c.es peculiar
% his business RcTaigs promptly and
carefully attended 10.
Jchnstown April. l 1851 If.
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1.-THE UNION RIGHT Or WRONG"
UNION FLAMING MILL,

LP-NSBTRG- PENSA- -
The subscriber bess leave t. inform the
public ,hat he i prepared to furnish, on
short notice and on reasonable terms, all
manner Of WORKED LUMBER, SASH
AND DOORS. and MoULDINGS-
All work warranted 10 give entire salts
faction.
Orders from distance solicited. and filed
with prnmptness and dispatch
e5-Rnush Lumber taken in exchange fer
Worked Lumber
B. F. WILLIAMS.
Ehensburg, Sept. ;, 1s62-tf-
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~-rTpTs AND EXPENDITURES OF CAMBRIA COUNTY.
m Of January D. 1862, to the 2ad day of January A. D. 1864
both days included
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NJ d. MAGICIAN. ESQ. Arr ,Rsxr
W .Ebeasbvrs Ia iiv!a
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Articles made by inmates Of the Poor U,,,.,
go Pillow Slips I3l Sheet,
10 bed Ticks 35 Haps
AZ Nomens Dresses iI3 Skirts.
3O-Child's do ID ChjIds do
2G Aprons In S,ck.
% Caps 10 Su, p,,,.,.
lIS ohlrts i6 Chemies
IL Bows do IIs mrs S,o.o,.;.
% prs Overalis l20 - Socks
o. fantaloons II q" Childs Stock
20 Roundabouts 365 lbs Candles
1876 lbs Butter 562 gals Soap
Inmates.
No remaining January 23d 1852, 60
. admitted during the year II
Deaths o
g Bound out :
. Discharged and abSconded -
- kemaining January 23d 1868. 81
vi this namber 40 are sane and II are in
sane, blind and 8 disabled. OF the insane
are Males and Females.
Given under our hands this 22d day Of
January a. d, 1868.
WILL WILLIAM : DOUG. ASS, ! Directors
GEORGE DELANf, of the
IRWIN RUTLEDGE, Poor.
W. the undersigned Auditors of Cambria
County, respectfully report. tiat we have
audited, settled and adjusted the accounts Of
The Poor and House Of Employment Of said
C1unty, with George c. X. Zahfn. Treasurer
thereof, according 70 law. and DO fad bal
ance Of Que Hundred and Thirteen Dollars
and ninety cents in the hands oil said Trea-
surer ca the 22d day Of january, \. D.,
1863.
L. j. NELS0N.
WM. j. WILLIAMS, Auditors.
February 4, lS63.-9-Et-
The School Teachers aad Supervisors viii
cali for ti.e money belonging to the town
snin.
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L. J. NELSON. >.
WM. J. WILLIAMS AuuI

February 4. 1s63.-9-zt.
The School Teachers aad Supervisors Wi
cali for ti.e money belonging to the town
snip.
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Outstanding Debts due by Poor House.
Amount Of outstanding Orders prior to
January 1862 S94I 90
OF Orders for 1862 2i0 I3
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JOHN LLOYD. Clerk.
We the undersigned Auditors, OF Cambria
c 'unty. 30 report that we have carefully
examined, tlic accounts and vouchers Of re-
--.l.ts and expenditures of the s9i,i County
Cyfanis5i. T.eis. f-sm the 22l day Ut Jan
49, D. 1862. = the = day Il Jan~
--s-F..;. !. 1868, b5th s.ays i1c.Gded a.;
Gi-: '..s n - IL c rTeyr. = : asa tae fire
e IL staten mcut Of the Liabilities and asses.
O.: sal county. Witness our hands q: the
,o-.a.iss: mrs C.i-e. at E5eDsJurs, tie
- day e.: january !. ., 1873.
L. !. NELSON.
M. J. Williams. Auditors.
At-szt
CEO C.KZALM Clerk.
TIE S-hsol Teachers aad Supervisors VIII
9 =! +. tle money le.ongiEg to the town
--iP.
DG. G-0REE Z. /. ZAEM, Treasurer.
L. accouat with the Directors Of the Poor
e Tr.Tn i.r-.l (.fIfsr--
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-25

weeds expressive of the deepest detection
L could find, and, having completed my
commission, inquired where I could pro-
cure for myself some lavender gloves
"Oh for these things, sir" she said, in
the voice Of Tragedy speaking to Comedy,
"you must turn to your right, you will
come to the Complimentary Mourning
counter"
Turning to the right accordingly, was
surprised and not little shocked, to find
myself amongst worldly colors. Tender
lavender, had expected but violet,
mauve, and even absolute red, stared me
in the face Thinking | had made amis-
take, was about to retire, when young
lady, in a cheerful tone Of voice, inquired
if ] wanted anything in her department
'I was looking for the Complimentary
Mourning counter" replied, "for some
gloves; but fear | am wrong
"You arc quite right sir, = she observed.
This is it, She saw my eye glance at the
cheerful colored silk, and with the instinc-
tive tact Of a woman guessed my thoughts
in a moment.
"Mauve, sir, is very appropriate for the
lighter sorrows.n
But absolute red p | retorted, point
ing to some velvet of that color
at is quite admissible when you mourn
the departure of distant relative But
allow me to show you some gloves Z" and,
suitng the action to the word, she lifted
the cover from tasteful glove box, and
displaying perfect picture of delicate
half-tones, indicative of a struggle be-
tween the cheerful and the sad.
There is apleasing melancholy in this
shade Of gray" she remarked, indenting
slightly the outer knuckle with the soft
elastic kid as she measured my hand.
"Can you find lavender ~
ooh, yes but the sorrow tint is very
slight in that however, it wears admira-
bly,"
Thus, by degrees, the grief of the es-
tablishment died out in tender lavender,
and | took my departure deeply impressed
with the charming improvements which
Partisan taste has effected in the plain,
old-tashioned style of English mourning.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-25

screw it fast, and then for seven or eight
minutes give the cylinder or well a see-saw
motion on its cradle, and you obtain the
desired result. A salid block of ice of
five hundred grammes may be produced
by this operation. All Paris has been
running to see the machines at the rue de
'lArbe, sec. No go, where its effects are
publicly exhibited These machines are
rapidly sold at from fifty francs to one
hundred and twenty, according to the
size. a late number of the pictorial
paper L'Al'tstratton gives drawing and
description sufficiently ineligible to ena-
BILE any of our metal workers to manufac-
ture them If we may believe the half Of
what is said, our dependence for cool
drinks will no longer be upon the icemen,
but on the chemists. N Z. EUeaing Post,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-25
SANITARY commIssIoN.
SICK AND vvoUXDnD soLDrERs

We often receive letters inqniring as to
the best mode of packing pickles to send
for the use of our soldiers. By far the best
method is to put them up in kegs or fir
kins. The Soldiers Aid Society of Mon
trose pursues plan which is worthy of
general adoption. They keep an open
firkin or casP constantly on hand, into
which they empty all their small contri-
buttons of pickles the mixing of different
kinds is a matter of small consequence
When the cask is full it is headed up, and
forwarded to the Sanitary Commission.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-25
Artemus on the Draft.

Artemus Ward (Mr Charles f..
Browne) has issued the following Cir
cular ~
As the undersigned has been led to fear
that the law regulating the Draft was not
wholly understood, Notwithstanding the
numerous explanatory circulars that haye
been issued from the national capital of
late, he hereby issues circular of his own /;
and, if he shall succeed in making this
iavorite measure more clear to discern
ing public, he will feel that he has not
lived in vain
/. A young man who is drafted and in
adyertently goes to Canada, where he be-
comes embroiled with robust English
party, who knocks him around so as to
disable him for life, the same occurring in
licensed bar-room, ON British soil such
young man cannot receive pension ON
account of said injuries from the United
States Government, nor can his heirs or
creditors.
ii. No drafted man in going to the APP
pointed rendezvous will be permitted to
go round by way of Canada on account of
the roads being better that way, or be-
cause his Uncle Williamp lives there.
III. Amy gentleman living in ireland,
who was never in this country, is not liza
BILE to the draft, nor are our forefathers
This latter statement is made for the BEN
eft of those enrolling officers who have
acted on the supposition that the able
bodied male population of Il place includ
ed dead gentlemen in the cemeteries.
IV. The term of enlistment is for three
years, but any man who may have been
drafted in two places has right to go for
six years years, whether the war lasts that
length of time or not-a right this depart
ment hopes he will insist on.
V. The only sons of Il poor widow,
whose husband is in California, are not
exempt, but the man who owns stock in
the Vermont Central Railroad is. So,
also, are incessant lunatics, habitua lee
turers, persons who were born with wood
Ell legs or false teeth Blind men (unless
they will acknowledge that they " can see
it,'O and people who deliberately voted
for John Tyler" A, w.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-25
Dotlrmal aitu s5tatfsinan
wILmINGToN, DEL,
Tuesday Morning, August %, 1858.
English Grammar Condensed.

English Grammar Condensed.
BY TUE BARD OF TOWER HALL.
"Oh john buys cheap clothing at Bennetti
Bazlar,
And he phys for them promptly, tho shOrn by
the war"
In these lines We may teach
The nine parts of speech;
John, " clothing" and war"
Aud 3" Benefits Bazanr,"
Are nouns every one,
lust as sure us gun.
at tho adjective cheap"
In the next place we peep;
And the words "pay" and buys"
We lis verbs recognize
In "prOmptly' now We
good aiverb may see
The conjunction Is " and
AS veal understand;
The article 1.-THE"
Not unuoticed must be
And Il particpo true
In shorn" We may view
By the mark fixed to "oh !"
lnterjeetion we know
"At' and q for, by my troth,
Propositions are both
He" and &" them,' declare,
Are of pronouns pair.
Here are facts well worth knowing the best
of them all is that John buys cheap clothing for
cash at TOWER HALL,
Nc. 51S MARKET Street.
BENNETT & Co. g