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ANOTHER DRAFT ORDERED.
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND MORE.

TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND MORE.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WAsHrNoToS,
March Ia, lS64.--ID order to supply the
force required to be drafted for the navy,
and to provide an adequate reserve for oil
contingencies, in addition to the five hun
dred thousand men called for FEBRUARY LIST
1854, tho call is hereby made and draft
ordered for two hundred thousand men
for the military service of the army, navy
and marine corps of the United States.
The proportionab!c quotas for the diff
ferent wards, towns, townships, precints,
election districts or COUNTIES, will be made
known through the Provost Marshal Gen
erals Bur eau, and account will be taken
Of the credits and deficiencies on former
quotas. The 18th day Of April, 1864, is
designated as the time up to which the
numbers required in each ward of city.
town, &c., may be. raised by voluntary en-
listmen,, and drafts will be made in each
ward OF O city, town, &C., which shall not
have filled the quota assigned 10 it within
the time designated Tor the number required
to fill said quotas.
The draft will be commenced as soon
after the 18th of April as praticable.-
The Government bountics as now paid will
be continued until April, 18th, 1864, q,
which time the additional bounties cease.
On and after that date one hundred dol.
lars bounty only will be paid, as provided
by the act approved July 22d, ls6l.--
[Signedl, ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Official e. D. townsend, A. A. G.
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERs

CITIZENS,
Testifying Of their own personal nowiedge TO Inc
beneficial effects and medical virtues OF these Dtters
DO you rant somst6ing to strengthen you,
DO you eaat rood dppetitei
DO you rant 10 baiid up your Constitutiont
Do you ioGnt TO feel DetI2
DO you rant 10 get rad Of aerroRsnessP
DO you IcaRt energy?
Dc pOu pnnt to sleep UsU?
DO you cdRt brisk and rigoroas feeling.
If you do, use HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERS
From Rec j. NttctOn Bro,oa, D. d. Editor Of the Enc
clopcdia Of Religious RnoUledge.
Although disposed to favor or recommend Patent
Medicines general through distrust of their lngre.
dients and effects yet know of no sufficient
why may not testify to the benefit he believes
himself to have received from any simple preparation
IN the hope that he may thus contribute to the benefit
! others.
do this the more readily in regard to Hcohand's
German Biters prepared by DR.. G, Jackson Of this
city, because was prejudiced against item for many
years, under he impression that they chiefly
ale Ohoic mixture. an indebted to my friend Robert
shoemaker, ESD for the removal Of this prejudice by
proper tests and for couragement them, when
suffering from great and long continued debility. The
Of three bottles of thesa Biters, at the beginning
of the present year. followed by evidcn; relief
and restoration degree OF bodily and mental vigol
which had not felt for SIX months before and had al
most despaired of reganng. l therefore thank Cos
| J. NEWTON BROWN.
l,IN.
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Death ofanother young Soldier

Mr. George W. BEGrLEMAN, sod OF
Capt Jacob Beid'eman--died on Tuesday
las! in one Of the Hospitals near Phira-
delphia re was originally member OF
Col Blkers California Regiment, had
seTved shree yoacs and hal re enlisted. -
The deceased Was rriuter aud q brave
Soldier. His remains we're Inferred on
Fiday, in BIoom,burr.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the part
Y nership heretofore existing between the snbscr.
bers in the MERCANTILE BUSINESS, in Jerseytown Col.
umba county, was dissolved by mutual consent the
18Th Of February, ls64. The Books of the late firm,
will remain in the Store, in the hands of William
Kramer for settlement. The Mercantile Business will
be continued at the old stand by Conrad Kramer for
whom Il continuance of public custom is respectfully
solicited. CONRAD KREAMER,
WILLIAM KREAMER.
Jerseytown, FEBRUARY 90, 1864,
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Army Appointments. A

New YoRK, March 13.--A special
Washington dispatch says that Sherman
is appointed to Grants late command and
NJ Pherson to Sherman's. Gen. Halleck
is chief of staff Of the army at Washing
ton.
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Hotel Change. - Mr.. JOHN A. SnUMAN,
has purchased the Mainville Hotel, Of Mr..
John NJ. Mass, and intends commencing
operations there upon the irst of April.
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The wife of Gen, G., 4 Benuregard died
in Now Orleans on the evening Of the I'd
inst, and was buried on the 4th of March.
1t was the largest funeral ever seen in New
Orleans over 5000 persons attended, and
the corlcge was over one mile in length.
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DR.. Johu continues his boast oi the in
ereasing prosperity of the Republican. A
iincolu joke. 1t is an axiomic truth, that
"an empty wagon makes tho most noise y
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Bsy" Rev. GEo. W. ScoTT, precahes in
The Baptist Church of this place on Sun
day next at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
and half past six in the evening.
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sg- VIM. PEACOCK, Esq, of Blooms
burg, has been appointed by Governor
Curtin, Notary Public of Columbia co.
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General Halleck is assigned to duty in
Washington, as Chief of staff OF the arm y
under direct; on of The Lieutenant General
Commanding.
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Esy" MAJOR HARRY WHITE, of the
Ia tn Penna. Cavalry Qate State Senstor)
ID among the number of Union officers
lately released from the Richmond pris
onS
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General Neal Dow, and Captains Saw.
yer and Flynn, arrived at Old Point on
Monday, from Richmond. This will be
glad news, especially to the friends Of Cap.
tains Sawyer and Flynn, who we're under
sentence Of death
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, s@- Greenwood township, this county,
offers bounty Of three hundred dollars
20 volunteers to Il II their quota.
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tGJ- To-day the water is to be let in the
Canal.
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TTENTION I!

A TTENTION
~ TO ALL WHOM TT mar CONCERN.
The undersigned being regularly licensed Auction.
eer," hereby offers his services as such, TO all who
may feel disposed to give him call His great eJpe'
rience The business, will enable him TO render salts.
faction to his customers At the time he Cautions
all Auctoneers, mot licensed" from following said
calling. as the fine fixed by the United States Will
surely be imposed and the law carried out 10 its fu
extent All per iring to obtain my seryices Az
please inform that effect before they advertise.
I'D. RICE. AucTtoSERs,
Light Street Nov. IA 1862
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is a complete compedum rthc News OF the WEEK,
and contains the chief editorials the prices current
and market reports stock Questions. correspondence
and general news matters published in the DAILY AGE
lT ALSO CONTAINS GREAT VARIETY OF OTHER MATTERS,
rendering il in all respects first family journal par.
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Farmer tn Mechanic, the Literary man, aud all cas
of readers 1t has in fact every Characteristic Of
LIVE NEWSPAPER, fitted for the Counting House.
the Workshop the Farmers Firesde, and the General
Reader
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datons Of the press throughout the untry but they
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believe it has acquired this reputation by the candO
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conducted, through times of extraordinary confusion
of ideas public subjects and lnttcry Of almost un
exesamped public trial 1t is now, and will be, a
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ment law and order.
The Publishers of The Age conceive that IL thu;
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business relations Address
GLOSSBRENNER & WELSH,
No. 43O CIIEsThUr STREET,
March IL, 1854. PHILADELPHIA.
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WE have no War News of Importance.
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COLUMBIA NURSERY,

and examine the stock, and also compare the priccs
with those of other establishments We offer Annie
and Peach trees at about half the prices of other
Nurseries who supply this section Of country with
trees All all other fruit and ornamental trees Shrub.
berry, Roses, Green and llothOusc plants, &C., at
much lower figure than any other reliable Nursery in
this vicinity. We have over 25 0OO Apple trees of
suitable size for planting from tn to seven years
old comprising all the leading varieties the ch0ic. st
new western varieties included also few extra new
varieties collected from Seeding trees by ours ewes
which offered for sale, for the first time They
need other recommendation for the desirable quality
Of their fruits than this. Four exhibited
nine varieties o apples at the Lancaster County Fair
which took the first premium. seven of those variG
fruit Of the original supposed TO be) Seeding
trees, from which the stock offer for were
! pr pcgatcd trum. Mr.. J. b. CARRIER, of " est Hemp
! field township was member OF the Fruit Committee
| that awarded premiums to the new fruits.
Among he small fruits we would call particular
! ftnu To
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TRIUMPH DE GAND,

and Great Austin strawberry varieties, the fruit OF
which is Of exquisite favor aud mammoth proportions
the admirers of the beautiful we offer novel.
ties in the way Of several and novel varieties IN
Roses and Verbcnics.
Our stock OF Roses comprise about 100 varieties,
supposed to he the choicest collection in the State 1t
has been materially enriched Of late, by importation
from France and Germany. A new aud CGmnOdTOus
Green house, erected this is filled entirely
with choic, Roses ami Verbcnias. We charge nothing
sight and cordially invite all TO call and
stock Nearly every thing is kept here that can BE-
found in any nursery i'll the country. .
: II. PURPLE,
Columbia Lancaster County, Pa.
1864
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IMPORTANT TO
FarmerS& Property Holder S

rCHOSE who desire to improve and beautfy their
i farms or homes, and avoid bCiug imposed upon by
irresponsible agents in receiving that which they did
buy, and paying two prices for what they receive
will find it to their advantage to call at the well known
a ,Iln t,hI chnH
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Saturday Morning,Mar. lo,1eo4.
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PROSPECTUS OF
The Pi. i.i'adelpllia Age.
1864.

THE ONLY DEMOCRATIC DAILY JOURNAL PUB
LIsllED IN PHILADELPHIA.
THE UNION, THE CONSTITUTION AND THE EN-
FoRCEM ENT OF TIE LAWS.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE,

Philadelphia, June %, 1861
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Ell SIIEER
Sacrifices of the Polish Ladies'

Patriotic ladies of Poland finding that
renewed sacrifices were necessary in the
war with Russia have sent their Jewels to
England for sale, the proceeds to be de
voted to the relief of those poor sick and
wounded Poles who now, almost bereit OF
hope, are slowly languishing in secrecy
and suffering. The jewels were sold at
Cheswick Mansion of the Dowager Ouch
ess of Sutherland. They numbered about
700, and were valued at f5,OO5. The
number would have been greater hud il
not been for the difficulty found in re-
moving them. As it Is, many valuable
articles were conffscateI on the Austrian
frontier, and never reached England.
Among the iewelry sold was "A large
collection Of wedding rings and love tokens
belonging to Polish women who had lost
their husbands during the instruction,
and who did not hesitate TO sacrifice these
relics in the hope that the amount obtain
ed for them would lessen the suffering of
those who had struggled and bled in the
cause for which their husbands had fallen.
Many Of these rings bore the Joint initials
of husband and wife, and some of them
were also engraved with appropriate mot
toes and quotations. There were also
four bead necklaces sent by the nuns who,
having nothing else to offer, hal given up
the only ornaments they were Permitted
TO use. In one of the galleries were two
beautiful shawls valued at fifty giineas
each, and i'll the room known as the Fox
Room, adjoining the small chamber in
IN which the great ENGLISH SfatcSman died
were two fine oil paintings, the property
of Polish families, which were offered ut
the price of $4,000 each. Among the
miscellaneous articles for sale were three
silver snuff boxes, which had been sent
by Russians with a view of beneftting
their oppressed fellow subjects. Some of
the rings bore dates which showed they
had been worn in some cases fifty, in
others but two or three years. The sales
were at exceedingly low prices, the love
tokens and rings going often for only a
few shillings
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DENTISTRY.

FESHE undersigned Graduate of the Balti-
z more College Of Dental Surgery. respect
fully offers his professional services to the
citizens of Ebensburg. He has spared no
means thoroughly to acquaint himself with
every improvement n his art, To many
years of personal experience he has thought
to add the impaired experience of the high
est authorities in Dental Science. He sim
ply asks that an opportunity may be given
tor his work to speak its own praise.
SAMUEL BEDFORD, d. D. S.
OfiCc-in COlupade Row.
REFERENCES.
Prof. G. A. Harris T. L. Bond, ir. W. r.
Handy; A. A. Blandy, P Fl. Austen, of the
Baltimore College.
o. Will be at Ebensburg on the fourth
Monday of each month, to stay one week.
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Proclamation by
Governor Curtin----A Call for 1900
Men for 100 Days.
HARRIsBURG, July ., 1864

PeHnSylvania, ss:
A. G.. CURrIS: In the name and by
the authority of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, Andrew G. Curtin, Cover
nor of said Commonwealth.
\ PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, The President of the United
States has this day made call upon the
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania for
twelve thousand 2,O0O) militia as vol
unteer infantry, to serve at Washington
and its vicinity for one hundred days, un-
less sooner discharged
|, Andrew c.. Curtin, Governor of the
said Commonwealth, do make this, my
proclamation, in response thereto, and do
hereby call on the freemen, of the Penn
sylvania militia to come promtly forward,
as they have heretofore done, and fill the
requisition for the important service. 1t
is apparent that the enemy OF our Gov
ernment, in desperation, are threatening
us with an armed force, in the hope that
the army of Gen. Grant may be with
drawn from before Richmond, and | call
upon the citizens of the Commonwealth,
capable of bearing arms, to come forward
without delay, and thus aid our heroic
brothers, in the great Army of the Re
public.
Given under my hand and the great
seal of the State at Harrisburg this 5tlr
day of July, in the year of our Lord,
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
four, and of the Commonwealth the
eighty-ninth.
By the Governor: ELI SLIFER,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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BBENSBURG HOUSE

Nhe undersiged having purchased an.
| taken possession of the Ebenbrr,
House Gormely Occupied by Henry Foster
will be happy to receive and accommcf
ate his Old customers, and all others VII
may be disposed to patronize him. p,
Proprietor feels assured from the snacio,.
HOUSE, STABLE & other facilities tia
he can offer at least as good accol0m9
dations as can be had at any other in Il
place. He is in possession ola large sunni,
Of the choisest liquors with which his f..
will be furnished; his table will be m,,
ished with all tn luxuries of the season. an
he intends by his hospitality and care,
merit the patronage Of all those who st,
withhim.
ISAAC CRAWFORD
Ebensburg April, II, 1861. If.
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An ORIGINAL LETTER FIiOH 4 QUAKER
TO \ WATCHMATlER.-Ei4 .I0il u
have once more sent my erroneous watch,
which wants thy friendly care and corrcc-
tion: the last time it was at thy school.
it was no ways benefited by thy instruc
tions find by the index Of his tongue
he is liar, and that his motions are wa
vering and unsettled; which makes me
believe he is not right in the inward man
i mean the handspring | would have
thee prove and try him with thy adjusting
tool of truth, that, if possible, thou NAV
est drive him from the errors of his wavs
imagining his body to be foul, and the
whole mass corrupted purge him with
thy cleansing stick from all pollution, so
that he may vibrate and circulate accord
ing to thy truth.
| will board him with thee a few DAYS,
and pay thee for his board when thou re-
quirest it.
Friend, when thou correctest him, do it
without passion, lest by severity thou
drivest him TO destruction would have
the let him visit the suns motions, and
teach him his true calculation table and
equation and when thou indcst him con-
tormable to that, send him home with a
Just bill Of moderation, and it shall be
faithfully remitted to thee bv thv true
fnend, OBADIAH PEIu
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Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA.
FYOR THE RELIEF OF THE SICl
3 and Distressed, afflicted with Virul-
and Chronic diseases. and especially for Il
Cure Of Diseases Of the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by d,
Acting Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spcrmatr
rhca or Seminal weakness, and other D.s
eases Of the Sexual Organs. and on I'll
NEW REMEDIES employed in tie D.sps
sary, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter e2
velopes, free Of charge. Two or three st.rI
for stage will be eacceptable.
Address, DIR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTCN
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, Ne.
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Dassag eOand from Europe.

r. y. o. KERR, ALTOONA, PA,
Agent for the following Lines.
The Montreal Ocean Steamship Company
Galway and New York Company.
Sable and Sears Line
Washington Line OF Sailing Packets
Side drafts given on the Bank of England
National Bank of Ireland and Branches.
April l3, 1864 ly