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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-20

From John 3. Wickcrshah. isq., firm of Wickersham
intehison, the eeiebratel ManaiactlTers Of Fatey
Iron Works. 259 Canal st.
an the recipient from you Of one of the greatest IA
yors that can be Conferred upon that of heah.
+ OF Taapy esrs have suffered fsom one ri most an
loElg ndasbatins eoRplnins thaf tho human faani
IS can be AFFLICTED vita Shgenic Diarrhe9-
DURING the long tlnic vas sufcring From this disease.
was attended BY regular sieians giving but tem-
forarg relieE he caue scened 10 remain until
induced to try Hoofands German BitterS Aer The use
OF few bottles Of that valuable medicine the complaint
appeared 70 ps enmpleiely eFadisatel.
often 4n"afdy thaak you for sRsh valuable specific
and, whenever have opporteity, ciicerfy feeon-
mend 1t, with fdlf confidence in It's reliability.
Truly yours,
~ JoHx B. WteKRasuAg.
New York, Feb ., 1864.
From julius Lee, ESQ. Irm Of Lee Fal6er the most
extensive Music Publishers IN the United States No. To-
Chestnut Street Philadelphia.
February sth. 1864
Messrs- Jones & Eyaps cnticnaaH 4-Sfy mother-in-
law has been greatly benefited hY your iooAauts Ger
man Btters that concluded otrv it myself find to
be an nvaiaabie tonic, and nnhesatingy recommend it
to all who are suffering from dyspepsia. have had that
disease N lts most obstinate falnaatn many
years and ycqF fatteFs hn iy ease len every
thing else mad failed. 1QuTs 5ruly, JUIIrs LIZ
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-20
IMPORTANT NOTICE
PAY IPt PAY TPf

Persons knowing themselves indebted me for subserr
ton, advertising Job work, will favor by calling
upon and settling up Snce as desire to close NV
accounts soon as possible, J, Il. DURBoERoE.
apr. Is, 1s64-c.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-20
Millinery GOODS !!

MRS S. y. GIBSON has just returned from Plilaiei-
lisias with stock Of
SPRING AND sUMER Millinery GOODS,
styles, cheap for cash
PATTERNS for Ladies and Childrens DRESSES
Stamping Patterns. srading and Eiabrodery-
Ladies and ehildefns Dresses made to order or tho
most reasonable terms ~
AL business IL her line viii no promptly attended 70.
apr. % lS68-tf.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-20
N NEW GOODS
THE BARGAIN STORE OF
@. r. & ". osTER.

JYTE are receiving choice selection Of Fancy (
" staple Dry Goods embracing all the new styles
and shades Of pnt from l6 centsup; Deain., sohas,
Alpaeas, BombaEnes, Mohar Mozambiques Black silks
Victoria and Pacific Lawns Cambria and Jackonet Mus
Inns, Embroidered Collars and Sleeves in sets Balmoral
and Hoped Skirts, ofthe best mako and latest styles
SHAWLS AND HEAD SETs-Ne7r fabrics and designs
- for spring summer. Embossed Wool Table Covers
Ginghams, Checks. Table Diaper Tiekines. shirting
Stripes cottonaies Sleeting and shirtg Muslns ofau
the standard marks from Is up White Ballardvac
Red, Grey and Striped Shifting Flannels
(tL0THs, CassiBers, satnetts and Jeans Carpet and
y Floor OIL Cloths keadymgdc Coats and Vests for
and boys cutand made il the best and m6st fash
ionable manner. Very c2eep.
uosERY Gloves, scarf., Neck Tios sbirtcoilar. and
Il Fronts. Cotton Yarn and Carpet Chain. Hats Of
every qusity, style and color, from ia cents up.
Doors AND Shoes largest an best assert mont
ID of Ladies, Misses aud childrens fine Calf, Goat
French Leather English Kid Morocco aud English Last
ing Balmora' Gaiters. Boots Shoes and BusEins, in
town, with and without hcesruade to order. Cali and
see them; they speak for themselves
1RoCERTEs,-choieoc Coffee, extra fno Young Tyson,
" Imperial and oolong Teas. Prepared md Essence
ofcofee choice assortment Of Sugar and syrup, Rice
Chocolate, Spices &c, &c.
HtHEwISG TOBACCO md cigaIs Of ths choicest
~ brands Qaeensware full assortment
HERRING and Maekcrcl by the barrel hail barre or
dozen; together with great variety Of other goods
to which We call the attention Of every body.
FF1ERMs CASH. unless otherwise specified. All kinds
L Of prod'gce taken in exchange for geods.
Bedford, May. 6, 1861.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-20

Resulting from Disorders Of the Digestive Organs.
CONSTIPATION, Inward Piles Funesss Of Blood to tho
Heat Acidiry Of the Stomach Nausea HeartbErn Dis-
gust for Food Fainess or Weight in the Stomach, sosi
Erueta.iohs Sinking Fiut.cring AZ the Pit Of inc
stomach, Swimming Of the Head Hurried end Difficult
Brcaihiag, flntterng at tile Hear choking Suffo-
eating Sensations when IN a lying Posture DIaless 81
vision, Dots Webs before tho sight Fever and pul
Pam IN the Head. Deficiency of Prespiraton yellow
ness Of the Skin and Eyes. Pam in the Side Back.
Chest. Limbs e. Sudden Fiushes Heat BurninE in
the Flesh, Constant nagnings Of Eva, and great De
preston OF Spirits.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-20
SQeW Advertisements.
I. s. REVENUE TAXES.

DERS0NS Assessed under the Internal Revenue Laws,
hereby notified, that the Books OF the Assistant
viii be opened for their inspection until the 2SI
OF MAY, INST. Those in Bedford County who may de-
sire to appeal win do eriag orbeore that day
and deliver the Thomas Hughs, ESQ., of Bedford
r. g. HARPER.
may206+2t Assessor 18th Dist
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-20
Notice to TreSSpaSserS.

T HEREBY forewarn all persons from TREsPASsTNG
the Grove Farm, for the purpose ofIIuntng Fish
ing gathering Green's Berries or Passing through the
closures.
may20'64-3m. J. W. SL0NAKER.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-20
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
JJNSEATED LAND '

JNHE Commissioner Sale of Upseaed Lands which va.
Il advertised TO take place the 5th Of January last
having been postponed, will be held on Tuesday,
June l4 Quite number of tracts have been redeemed
since January and persons holding such lands and know
ing them to have been advertised still have an op-
porunity to redeem them by making application the
Clerk before the 18th Of june which time the Sale will
positively take place. a
The Commissioners win be in Session MONDAY,
June 18th. By order Of the Commissioners,
JOHN g. EISHER. .ra
May IL, IS6+-ts Clerk.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-20

= ~ Nashiagton, ] tnnary ], SGT.
Gcntlemen.-E Having stated il Verbally to you I have
no hesitation te fact, that experienced mark
cd benefit roIa yoqr hoohands eeraran Biers. baru
ou duties nearly proztrate,i e kind fneAd suggest
ed the use 1t the ereptati6a have naed tooa his
advice, and the result Improvement of health
Cd energy, aud that particular relief much neeeled
and obtained Others may be similarly adYantaged il
they desire 70 be. Truly your friend.
rH0MAs b. EL0REScE.s
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-20

AND CAN'T NIKE DRI-AK4RDS,
Batistle -5est Tome in the Trori4.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-20
~ EW GOODS
II O p E w Ell

s8 f-8e Brs E-------s- aets
T OwERY d EICHELBERGER have associated with
IL them John B. Castner Esq. Of Hopewa in gen
eral mercantile and forwarding business al thr old stand
in IIopeSe, the business Of the firm be transacted in
the name Of HoWERY, FICHELBERGERe 4 co.
They are now receiving and opening a-ge and COM
pete stock Of Foreign Dry Goods comprising greater
variety than il usually kept in country store Among
the articles they keep may be enumerated e ollowiug
TRY GOODS eolorod Delaines, Alpacss, Merrimac
- aud spragues prints, Bombazines, sh,etns. Shirt
ing, Irish Linen, &c.
Ia Collars, handkerchief, Hose, Cuffs g.
(tLoTHs-A variety of spring aud SIMMER cloths
CLoTHINe Mems and boys spring and summer styles
~ ofGoats, Pants aud Vests.
Doors, Shoes Hats and Caps. ,s''
$4,000
ftRocERIEs--susprs, Molasses, coHes Teas, Spices,
HARDWARE, 1c.-Pooket knives ta,lc spoons and
glass, plough points, &C.. DC, &C.
FIsH-7SiaaleFal, Herring, Goldfish. sD
AL Of which wero boaghta At nett cash pess aud which
we will sell on the same terms az small aIvsnee
All kinds Of gran aud country produce bought or ex
changed for goods for which the highest market prices
VIII 30 paid staa sf5za HEB f@HH ses7
.a. L0WERY, EIcHELBERGER co.
HOpeweli, April 20, 1884.
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-20
From the Rev. Thos. Winter, D. D. Pastor Of Roxbor-
ough Baptist Church.

From the Rev. Thos. Winter, D. D. Pastor Of Roxbor-
ough Baptist Church.
DR.. jackson Dear Sir:1I fseiit due to vopr excel
lent preparation, Hoohand German BitteTs to add nv ts-
tmopy 70 tho deserved reputation itas obtained have
for years at tines been troubled with great disorder in
my head and nervous system. was advised BY friend
10 try bottle Of your German Bter did se and havo
experienced great and unexpected rool ms health as
been Nerymaseriay benefited Geonddently recon-
the aTele where meet With siInato my n and
have been assured by many Of their good effects.
Respectfully yours, T. MISTER Roxboroueh Pa
From Rev J.s. Herman Of the German eforned Church
kEtztogn, Berks County, Pa.
DR. G. jackson -: Respected Sir:-T haveheen tr0ubed
with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years and mover used
any medicine that did me much good ss Ho6aand's
Bttters am veFy much improved health, after hav-
ing takendye bottles
sa{ y Yours with respect, 3ssJ s. HgrSsx
BEW ARE OF G0UNTERFEITS.
See frat The sgnastre Of @. Jackson is on the
Wrapper of each bottle.
.a59, I RIC r.. 8
Sin gle Bottle One Dollar, or a Half fDoz.fors SIS,
Should your nearest haze the article donet
be put of by the intoxicating preparations tat may bs
=. - ~, si,4 -, Ia r.
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REAIEArBER

-tt7R4 VI = VI ? LIN
THAT THIS BITTEI}S is NOT ALCOHOLIC LIC.
CONTAINS NO RUN or WHIskEY,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-20

f6G near stoneFsfown#it mile of Eroadf5n
Railroad lbout 100 acres cioared viii 1 Two sfors
dwelling ha0sc--aew bank bafn-sfa6le ke.. thereo1
ereetes asetwe apple orchards thereon Of choice f4it
The sea is rich and capable Of producing every
rety ofcrops in this climate.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-20
EKEcuToR,s NoTToE.

April %, 1s64-e.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-05-20
READ WHO SANS 50 :

FROM TEEE HON. THOMAS Il. ETloRENCE
Fss9aE TssE 1E0S. ,gER0sE.4s NJ. EA0RksF cE
R0aE TERE HGN. THOMAS b. FF.OHESCF
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-24
THE SITUATION.

IRON ne TrfiHaf
] A good deal Of anxiety has a.iseu a,0ug The
Ibordcr, IN M1ry land and Pcnnsy lvenis, lest TIC
Rebels should again cross the Potomac upla
another raid. II is natural enough that the
people Of that section Of country, n view oc thcir
past cNpcricncc should entertain o lively apprc.
hension of a renewal of the dcyaststions to which
they have so often, and sometimes uccdcssly
been exposed but they orc this time, VIC trust,
without foundation. Such fears, however, arc
infectious and the mere reports that the people
are flying in expectation Of an invasion, create m
anxiety elsewhere which has little other Warrant
General Sheridan IS evidently acting with
great caution aud delihCration, and his move
over those OF the enemy, IL is clearly bis pur-
pose not 70 rush down tho valley I'LL lao knows
precisely what he may have TO encounter, or what
force he may leave behind him, even II tho way
were not disputed by a considerable Rebel force.
How large hat force s, is still, probably, amattcr
Of conjecture. Early bad with him originally
about 1000 .nen. There is good reason for be-
lieying that he has been positively reinforced
by about 1000. There Is hardly doubt that
other TeinfOrccments have been sent him from
Richmond, but how many is not certain.
The caution which General Sheridan is cScr
cising is perhaps : ~tug 70 his incomplete know
edge OF the strength OF tue enemy lhat nc IS
quite able to withstand Il, whatever Il may be,
seems clear nc result Of the fight near
Chariestown 2lst. But one Of the three
corps was eeriC. engaged, and the loss in that
was notheavy. No ground was lost. Whether
the Rebels really mean an advance, or whether
they are only fighting to cover a retreat, remains
yet to be seen. In either case General Sheridan
seems ablo to take care Of them.
Prom the Army of the Potomac We hear that
the Rebels have made another vigorous attack
TO recover the Weldon road, but without success.
They were unable to repeat the surprise Of Fri-
day, aud our troops still maintain their position.
. General Lee, by this time, understands the
movement TO the north Of the James.
4, "A brief despatch states that troops from Pen
sacola, probably under General Asboth, are on
the march overland for Mobile. No particulars
are given, but they arc by this time, no doubt,
within supporting distance Of General Granger,
on the south she e OF Mobile point.
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Reguipt ons an Regard 60 RuIlioa.

The following regulations have been issued by
thc Treasury Department concerning Tho assay
OF ard tax on bullion -
!. The license Of 40 ssSaycr must specify the
place Of business C( the GssuyCr. The rate OF tho
license will be dettruiGCd ny The actual or Csti-
mated value OF the gold Bud silver assayed, as ia
cases OF other license, where to rate Is graduated
10y The amount OF the sales or business, subject to
he ryGssgsscd ir the value of tho bIiii0p asslyCd
should exceed .ucu estimated smOuut
.. lie assay aud refining ct gold and silver
being regarded 10y tLc law as u Manufacture,
eyDy assayer shall, within ten days after the
itst d9y q each and every month, make tCtuin
to the Assessor or Assistant Assessor Under oath
or affirmation, Of the weight dDCucss, aud yalu,
Of the PoiG and silver assayCd by him, with the
date Of the assay and the name OF thC person or
persons fer whom the sguo was asSGyod, and
shall pay 70 the Collector the duty Of Ouc-haC Of
one pCr cent upon the same, in bbU manner re-
Quired by sections s. and s. Of the act Of June
80, 1861
A book shall be kent by such asssyer, in which
he shall enter the date Of each assay, the name
Of the party for whom the assay {, made. and the
weight, fiuCuess and value Of the gold and silver
assayCd, which book shall be exhibited 70 the
Assessor or Cos cctor Whenever he shall require il.
=. la addition to the ordinary commercial
stamp upon bullion, specifying lis weight, fno-
ness. aud value, the date OF the assay and nnmo
Of the Gssaycr every assaycr shl all stamp the
product of tic assay with the Internal Revenue
stamp provided by this Office.
Inc llNCAuhA ANNNAAN FAAlAA' may Ot Nuthlltu ul
licensed as sayerS upon application 10 this c1icC
Assayers residing in the States or Territories
west Of the Stalcs bordering on the Mississippi
river can procure stamps upon application to the
United States Assistant Treasurer at Denver City
Colorado Territory, or at San Francisco California
4. From and after the 29th day Of August, 1864
all sales, transfers, exchanges, transportation
and expectation OF bullion NOT stamped as above
required, arc prohibited; nor shall any ioweicr
worker, or nrifcer in gold or silver use either o
those metals after that date unless It shall lrst
have been stamped rs aforesaid.
8. If any bullion which has been stamped, and
on which the duty has been paid in accordance
with these regulations. shall be ToassGyed or fur
ther refined, the duty on the same shall be paiC
by the assayer, and il shall be restamped in th,
same manner ms if no previous assay had bccI
made.
G. The first return mede 10y the sssayer win bC
of the value OF the assay from the 29ih Of August
10 and including the 3Oth day Of September, GRC
the succeeding returns shall be from the first 4
the last day Of each month, inclusive.
Z. These regulations Apply 10 United state
assayers equally with private assayers, except al
TO the provisions relating TO license.
Blank returns will be furnished, in the form
prescribed, upon application % this office, or &
the assessor Of tho proper district.
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EVENING TEGRAPHPHu WEDNESDAY AUGUST

whenever he may think Il wouldb Be conducive 20
The put lc Auor. And We trust that, " any o,c e.
Ton houd arrive when such prospect OF posSi-
bility Of peace shall como before him from auy
quarter, The IfclfgrrCcr az least will not seo to
drive him from its consideration by parade of
Hedges and commitments stralnCd beyond their
Trup. sCCIt.
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CONVERTIBLE INTO A SIX PER CENT
$40 GOLD BOND.

IN addition to the very liberal Interest the notes for
three years. thls privilege OF conversion is now worth
about three per pcr anum, te cnrcn rate for
$50 Bonds is not less than nine Tsr cs. prsaisi, aud
before the the premium six per United States
Stocks was over twenty per cent lt , he seen that the
actual proai this loan At e pr5eut market rate, s
not les- than ten per cent per AMMAN.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-24
UNITED STATES q $40
TREASURY NOTES.
NEW PATRIOTIC LOAN.

Under instructions from the Treasury Department, this
Bank Is prepared 70 receive subscriptions to tho New
Patriotic Loan Issued IN the form OF Three Year Treasury
Notes. bearing interest n tie rate Of 9l9 cent per
anIum PAYABLE semi snnualy In Lawiul Money on the
18th days of February and August respectively Of each
year Iesc Treasury Notes convertible 1t maturity
at tic option Of the hoidor, into United States per cent
BoBds lnlcrJst payable in COM, and redcemable after
Eve and payable twenty years lrom Augustlj, 1861.
Coupon Note vi be issued IN blank payable 10 order
asinay bo directed by t subscriber, IN OF 80 tOo
500, SlJC0, and s5eOo.
Interest III 10 allowed fom the date Oftho subscription
O. o1th of August ncN tie date Of the Treasury Note
Those no may subscribe sitcr thN it OF August noNt
VII be required to pay the accrued interest ho Notes.
Any one subscribing rno. Ices an fajool ofthe Loan
81 any one tIae, viii DO allowed commission Of one
quarter Of one cr cent? payable by he Treasury Depart
Inent ON the receipt Of aim or the amount aPpU'ed by
the subs,ripton aseEt.
Referring the annexed appeal Of tho Secretary Of tie
Treasury AL all those dcsrous OF idnS tie Govern
uleut to subscribe to yiis Loan.
&. II, CLARK
auC.Im PRESIDENT.
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SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN

SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN,
TrIsANNuoSAL sNyrsCs BAYE, Offering higher ratio
savings bank which pays It's dcrosiors in United States
Notes considers that 1t Is paying in o best circulating
medium OF the county ana It cannot pay In anything
ties OF in notes orbords payable Ia Government paper.
nisequaly OOny snioutss q temporary VI permanent
investment The notes can always 10 sold Cor within
the best security With banks as couatorsls for dis
counts.
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7-30 LOAN.

Tho ses.atary Of e Tressury styss notice that sub
scpHons vii be received for Coupon Treasury Notes.
pay able tEee ysns from August Is, IsGi. vi sOnI-
interest the Of seven aud thoetcnths per
cent per rsnaumFrincpal and interest both 70 be paid
lawful money.
These notes will DO convertible At the opuOn Of the
holder at maturity, ho s per cent gold hearing bonds,
payable not less tAn ave than twenty years
teir date, the CoyeTnmcnt may elect. They win
bSissued ia denominations of sO slOO sSO tlOOO and
$1,000 AMI al subscriptions must bO for MY dollars or
some multiple Of nfty dollars.
The notes VIII be transmitted to the owners free OF trans
portaOn charges after tho receipt Cte original
Certificates Of Deposit as they can bo prepared.
AS the notes draw interest from August Il, persons
making deposits subsequent to that date must pay the
lntercst accrued fom date Ofnoe TO date deposit
Parties deposlting twenty-five thousand dollars and
upwards or these notes at any time viii be allowed
commission quarter Of cue per cent? which vii be
paid BY tho Treasury Department upon the receipt OF
bin lOr the amount certified TO By the oncer with who
the deposit was made No deductlons foe commissions
must be made from the deposits.
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s>1Sys TRANSPORTATION OFFICE PHILA-
~ dc;plIH, Wilmington, aud baltimore Railroad
Company,
PIuApFLrHIN, August 10, lS6t.
In accordance with Act OF Congress approved Jrus
o. 1861 becomes ssary That all receipts given hy this
Company Tor merchandise received for ansportatOn
should bear an INTERNAL REVENUE STAMP of the
value Of TWO CENTS, the expense OF tho to be
tDrre by the parry receiving such receipt
An receipts takCu by this Company Ur merchandise
delivered 70 CJnsgnees win he stamped b said Company.
CHARLES X. IuE,
aEll -lA Master OF Tran sportation.
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f-ASy- III T. NlllholGNbUg y NOM-
h1S mttce appointed by The Bounty Fuud Convent n
heBeat of denccnt Words, ia anticipation of the coming
dra, impcssgdw wild tc auye OF the subject de sire
the Guys quota by obtaining golguteer recruits.
T DO this store tte Ft Of ScptCaber VIII require the
mcsi eouc.l aud Vigorous cyynous, and The COMMITTEE
GpNcO g. the patriotic ard public plrtcd g. ava them by
thciT influence and by contributions of ac uvccssary
means 60 ouer udu cuCu CguHt tbutJ onCtcd b. other
c"mmuuiirs. The Committee have appointed surcicut
Jtt aud az recruits obtained VIII be distributed pro rata
among tt Wards, Htd, OF course, viii bcuCht aO1t lar. b
those that most deficient
~ uned and ou'iuucd cnort The committcc hope G.
not avoid tht dtai tolcttr Al leg,t 90 reduce t 60
Insignificant pTCrortiou,.
ugan was, tic 1T OF August, about nirc tlousNu
FROM ts number E 90 o., deducted those who have been
recruited since that date and sugh credits tho city ~
City, aud whn have not been credited Co u.s. also, from
ptrFps tulsVa in the uHs from tie State az lggC, and
n.l credited 60 any particular district, of which tde cls
VIII have Ter Proportion,
Fagr,s uss being made CO. ascertain these crrdg. m,
ruuu iuto HI.H expect e. obtain recruits nom rtcrBU
rc.ousrl fugi the Southern states now occupied by
iuprssb.c therefore, ~ ltpcr oNcrtious 20 h the cy
quota.
voluntary 5uhacrptgus o. citizens. such snbsgripter
may lc sent e. the nddrcsss any member C tue com
t1gt lyy. sFcu 90 the hrhdIuNrt,gs Of the com
'-'''' '''' JkMi's'L cuAGuouS.
NO, W CHURCH Alley.
JAMES II. ORNi.
No. 6.6 CIIE SNtr Street.
A n. TEANCISCUs,
No. Il1 MAEkEr Street.
JOSHUA SpEElNO,
No. lp s FOURTH Street
WM. NJ UHLER,
TAILS OF eCHUlLkiLL.
n. II. RlsOMNL,
40. liz s. FIfTu Street
JuliN ", FRAZIER,
s1g.-it Ne. 90 s. s.SiNTH street