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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-11
General McC cClellan in 1862.

On the 9th Of May, 1852, the House of
Representatives al Washington, composed
of large majority Of radicals, on hearing
of the battle Of Williamsburg, passed the
following resolutions animously
Resolved That il is with feelings Of de-
vout gratitude to Almighty God that the
House Of Represc natives from time 10
time hear Of the triumYhs of the Union
army in the grea, struggle for the suprem-
acy Of the Con stitution and the integrity
of the Union.
ReSoLUei, That we receive with pro.
found satisfaction intelligence Of tho re-
cent victories achieved by the armies of
the Potomac, associated from their local..
ties with those Of tho Revolution, and that
the sincere thanks Of this House are here.
by rendered TO Major General George B.
Mcclellan for the display of those high
military qualities which secure important
results with but little sacrifice of human
life.
Do the knayes and fools-the latter be.
ing tho dupcs Of the former TO which par
ty DIR. John belongs, who now delight in
slandering Gen. Mcclellan for partizan
purposes, eyer think that they arc eating
their own words
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-11
SENATOR CoLLAMER, ofVermont, said
in the Senate the other day

SENATOR CoLLAMER, ofVermont, said
in the Senate the other day
do not wish to occupy the time of the
Senate by making any remarks about the
Constitution oil the United States. think
it subject almost of derision here : with
many gentlemen is an object of derision. AS
it is so in great measure, and man is
sneered at for mentioning the Constitution, ,
and il he has decent respect for il and for
his own oath he is called "timid" man, l
do not wish to take up much attention ofa
body where such o subject is treated in such
manner.
What body the Senate Of the United
States must be, when leading and talen-
ted member of the Republican party feels
constrained to make such statement J.
The Constitution an object Of dcrision -
No wonder men hate document whose
plsin reading is constant rebuke Of their
conduct,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-11
South Carolina Reconstructed

The State Of South Carolina, the most
incorigiblc rebel of all the rcbellious States,
has bsen brought back into the Union, or
reconstructed, by the masterly policy of
Uncle Abraham. True, Charleston is not
yet taken, and Sumter, in ruins as it is,
still Aaunts the rebel flag to the breezc.--
But, no matter the land of the Pinck-
neys, the Rhetts, and the Prestons, has
been reclaimed to loyalty by the "squat-
Ger sovereignty" process, and will bo rep
resented at Baltimore on tuesday next,
in the Convention that is to renomaate
A Lincoln for second Presidential term.
How il was done, the Port Royal CORE.
spondent ithe New York Hraldexplains,
thus
On the 18th Of May, Mass Convcn
lion Of the loyal ssbjects OF Old Abe in
the reclaimed portion of South Carolina,
composed OF Army officers, contractors,
camp follweis and negroes, was held at
Beaufort, and, after tassing series OF
resolutions OF the stereotype loyal stamp,
appointed set of Delegates to represent
tie State in the National Convention
which meets at Baltimore on the 7th of
June. The Delegates selected, under iu.
struciions to vote for Lincoln, are Cen
ersl Ssxton, Military Governor A. D.
Smith, Tax Collector Major Parker, pay
master U. s. Army; e. s. Dudley, Rob
crt Small, Prince Rivers, Henry Hains,
King Thomas and Sergeant Williams all
eontrsbands or gemmen of color !"
Messers. Cooley, Dunbar and Robbins,
Army Suffers, and II. G. Judd, Chief
Superintendent of contrabapds.
We hope that before the delegation goes
to Baltimore, it will call upon Mr.. Lincoln.
Some fatherly instruction By him as to the
manner in which South Carolina should
greet Massachusetts after SO many years
ofstrife, viii bo peculiarly appropriate.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-11

Portraits OF Lieut. Gen. Gyant-Messrs
TURNER g. Co., No. sos, Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, have sent us several Photo
graph Portraits OF Lieutenant General
Ulysses s. Grant, U. s. A. These en-
cravings are amongst the finest SPECIMEN
of the Art extant, and as they ptrsonate
the great Military Chieftain o age, - who
is fine fgure--we should judge they will
be in great demand. The Publisher 8
house, as will be seen BY their Card in our
columns, has been located in No. 500 {,
Chestnut Street. Give them Call.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-11

Sa- The Atlantic Monthly for June is
received. Its contributors are among the
first writer's in the country, and its con
tents in literary point of view, are up to
its best previous issues.
This number closes The volume and o
new one begins with July, which will be
enriched with the usual style of natter
Mitchell, Holmes, Longfcllow, Beecher
Stowe, and others will still enrich it's pa
ges. Ticknor 81 Fields Boston, SO 90
per annum.
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The War.

We have received intelligence of still
more decided movements OH Gen. Grants
part, looking to the abandonment Of the
Mechanicsville Eoute to Richmond
On Thursday the Federal army faced
southwest, tho northern Hank being seven
miles from Richmond, and resting on the
road to Mechauicsville; the centre at Coal
Harbor, and the southern flank thirteen
miles from Richmond, near the railroad
irom White House to the Chickahominy.
During Thursday night and Friday morn
ing Grant .evolved his southern flank back
nearly five miles to Bethesda Church. 1t
rested q little north of that place, and was
about four miles west of New Castle, on
the Pamunkey. The Coniederates follow
ed it closely, and there was much skir.
mishing. On Saturday the Confederates
withdrew short distance, and the flank
advanced about half mile and there res.
ted. On Sunday there was no fighting,
and no movements are reported. On that
day the Federal line was a north and south
one, facing west. Smith was in the centre,
at Coal Harbor, twelve miles east notheast
Of Richmond. Warren was north of Smith,
at Bethesda Church Burnside was north
of Warren, on the extreme flank, and was
four and half miles west of New Castle,
on the Pamunkey, and fourteen northeast
of Richmond. Wright was south ofSmith
and Hancock south of Wright, on the ex
trome southern flank. He was near Des-
patch Station, on the White House rail-
road, and thirteen miles from Richmond.
The length Of the line was six miles, and
it was in all parts closely confronted by
strong Confederate works. Grants head
quarters were at Old Tavern, three miles
south of Bethesda Church.
OF The reason Of this retreat, the great
cr part Of which was made on Friday
morning, we have no official explanation.
1t appears to have been made hurriedy,
and there are statements that heavy guns
we're brought forward by the enemy, which
threw shells over the Federal lines into The
wagon trains beyond. Even when the
line, in its re'rogade movement, reached
Bethesda Church, these guns were able to
shell the headquarters camps and the
trains in the rear. Beyond statement
OF losses, Secretary Stanton yesterday was
very silent, and to-day he has sent US moth.
ing. The ominous information that "move-
monts were in progress" accompanied his
last despatch. The distance of the Fed
eral line from Richmond, on Sunday, and
the strength Of the Confederate position,
show determination on Lees part not 10
allow GPnt to cross the Chick ahomin y.
No portion of the Federal force is now
within three miles of that stream.
There is nothing from Butler or Sher-
man.
General Fremont's resignation has been
accepted.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-11

p0- We have received from the Pub
fishers a pamphlet of about one hundred
pages, entitled "Notes on the Constitution
Of the United States, with expositions and
explanatory notes" SO. &c. by G. G. Burr
Esq.
We have gone through it with great in
terest and regard it as very able, lucid
and valuable work. The opinions of Mr..
Webster and Mr.. Justice Story on which
the annotator chiefly relies are direct,
pointed and unanswerable. 1t ought TO be
in the hands Of every American citizen.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-11

BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs.-Thesc
Lozenges are prepared from highly es-
teemed recipe for aileviating Bronchial AT
iections, Asthma, Hoarsencss, Coughs,
Cslds, and Irritation and Soreness of the
Throat.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-11

s0s- We have been copying from tho
Philadelphia Age, the best daily paper in
the State, Tor several weeks, a summary
OF the War news. We are only sorry we
could not copy the whole of it's complete,
able and well digestcd reports. They are
evidently prepared by some gentleman
who is thoroughly posted.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-11
The $500 Exemption.

Provost Marshal General Fry has writ
ten letter to VIM ]. Steele, member Of
Congress from N, j. saying that the pay
ment OF s 800 exempts persons from ont
draft, and that should it require several
drawings to complete the quota, the per-
sons SO paying are exc mpt from each
drawing Of that draft.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-11

We ASSERT 1T Bobby There are no
other Medicines SO reliable, effectual and
convenient as Holloway's Pills & Oint.
ment, always ready for use. They are
invaluable to the Soldier exposed to Sores,
Wounds, Fevers and Bowel Complaints.
They never fail. Only 80 sents per box
or pot.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-11

ESCAPE OLA MURDERER.--One hun
dred dollars reward is offered for the ap-
prehension of John Warren, murderer
who escaped from the Bcrk's county prison,
few days ago.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-11

from the Rev. NJ. LyOas, formerly Pastor Of the Cg
iuiibus IN, J0 and Milestown, (Pa) Baptist Cnurca
~. Now colu.nbus, n Y
DR. &. n. JACKsoi Dear Sir.-t feel il a pleasure
mus OF y owa accord, u h1nr t1slnony 10 the eY
ceiIn, OF n, Ger"an B2rs. Snne,years sine bel,
ihu'h Ghicl with dyspepsia, ussd llen with gfeA
pfhihciai results. haze O1tan Recommended thea u
persons snie"b d by tls toraaating Sc ud hay.
ntai- rom ehin9 most fllterng tattu0nIas as -
heve 1t to b. i lo. ic li,; cannot b. suTunssrd
I'M. Lyons,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-11
FOR PRESIDENT IN 1864,
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN,
soy- Rev. DR.. Thomas Bowman. form
(suboct TO The decision of the National Convcntion

ScS" Rev, Or. Thomas Bowman, form
erly the Principal of Willamsport Dickin-
son Seminary, and more recently Prosi-
dent of Ashbury Univirsity, at Grecncas-
tie, Indiana, has been elected chaplain Of
the United States Senate.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-11
NEW YORK, Wednesday, March 80, 1864
TO THE PUBLIC,

Thirty years ago was in the last stages of Puimon.
aryConsumption, and given up TO die. resided in
Philadelphia and Dr. seph Parrish, then ofthis city
orr cred me TO Morestown N. j., distance of nine
miles. which took two days get there On my ar.
rival was put TO bed, aud there laid for many weeks
This was my native place, where all Ry family lived
aud Had died of Consumption. Dr. Thorn ton who at.
tended my father in his last illness, called, and
gave me one week 10 fix up my affairs. He had seen
nll my family go that way, and thought go too
Then heard OF the remedies now offer TO the pub
lie, which cured me- II seemed TO me that could feel
them penetrating my whole system.
They soon ripened the matter my lungs, and
would spit off more than pint Of offensive yellow mat
ter every morning. AS soon that began to subside
my cough, fever, pain, night sweatsa began TO leave
me. and my appetite became great that 1t was with
difficulty could keep from eating much. I soon
gained my strength and have been growing in flesh
ever since. For many years have enjoyed unnter-
rupted good health keeping the liver and stomach
healthy with the Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills las
am OF abliious tenperament My weight is two hun
dred and twenty pounds On my recovery people would
send for me- far and near il their cases were
IKE mine For this purpose pay professional visits
in the large cities The consumpiiyes wish 10 see the
one that makes these medicines and who was cured of
consumption by them To make lungs is ilnpossi.
Ole but cavities IN the lungs and chronic ulceratiOns
OF inc bronchial tubes can be healed Such are
dying hourly under the ordinary treatment of physi.
cians and Just such are cured by the proper of
Schenek,s Pulmonic Syrup. Seaweed Tonic, and Man.
am now healthy man, with large cavity in the
middle lobe OF the right lung the lower lobe very much
hepatized and complete adhesion Of the pleura. The
iei lung IS sound, and the upper Of the right lung
is In atoierabiy healthy condition. The great reason
why physicians do not cure consumptiOn they try TO
40 100 much ihcy give medicines TO stop the cough to
stop chill TO stop night sweats hectic fever and BY so
doing they derange the whole digestive powers lock.
ing the seeretions and eventually the patient sinks
ana dies, Aner make a careful examination Of the
patient with tho Resprometer and find lungs enough
ie 10 cure direct the patient how TO use the three
ieheules Remove the cause ana they will all stop of
!hoIr own accord. No one can be cured Of cOnsunp.
hon liver complaint, dyspepsia, catafrh eanker IL
'eiu'cu uioa'' uhess lhe liver and stomach made
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-11

From Rro. J. Ntg.O2 BroDn, d. d., Fd,iUr Of s40 p,
c!Orcdia Of Ec.tg,oGJ haOuIc34s ard ,tri,tiQt
ss.c, p .,aGFJ
hl'hou, h not C3pn,2i to favor 0r '1naont f.. ..
Medicines III Grdeihl, thr0u,n Li,,t,.t a. t,,if ia.
dicnts ana elects yer kd0~ Of 40 sIn1irht r.. 80,
why man may not testify 10 the beh, iit n, hnl . .
himself to have received iro.IUny simpls pr,p.ra
IN the hope that he may thus c0ntrJte tut brn.a:
others.
do this the more readily IN re.a,d to IIctf 81.
German bittcIs. prepared by Df.r,N' Jifk,on,
riy, because was PREF udiccd against tcG! ,or i,;
ytir under he impression that they wrre cbrfy a,
a. oholie mixture. nin indebted IL n,y fi.ai Rlh,l
'hoe"aKer Esd for ihe removal If this rrciu,cp b,
por"f tests ana ior en- engagement to try tlS Win
sliltrlh2 from great ana long cOntiLued dcbity Ihl
usu oi three bottles of th.sI Bttcrs At the bginng
o tlie present year. WAS followed by eviden: IrIlI
ana restoration TO degree Of buiy aud mental vjo,
which had not felt for SIX months forn und had al
most despaired OF rcgauing.s therefore tnurk l,l
anu my friend for directing ne ~ the use 0f them
J. NEWTON BkOtlN
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Bag The continued and recent rains /,
with which We have been favored, have won
dorlully recuperated the grass and grain.
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From the Rev. Jos. II Konnnri, Pastor Of ,be In
linn LII NL.IAn.

Baptist Church.
DH. JhCKaoS Dear siE: have been fre1lIRntIvr r
qnrsled 10 connect my ndlst With cOin!nellat,nu,I
different kihos Uf medicines but regarding the prtrir
as out 81 my appropriate sphere have IA all case,
dtciiled bli wIh clear proof in varinn, instaucrs
ai particu L.ly my fanny. If tho userlI14s,u
ilooh 'hrs German B:t1rs depart fir once from mg
Usual course 10 express my ful! cOnvicIioa thai f
ethefa deoty OF M system ana especially fr ly,r
Iohp'aiHt' II Is safe anu valuable preparation
seie cases 1t may iaif but usually doubt not il viii
oe very uehiheai To those who s1cr from the above
CAUSES. Yours very respectfully,
J. KENNtED
Eighth below Coates sl, hilad'L
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-11

Nor week passes without some case Of
death from hunger in London.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-11

Iron Rev Warren Randolph. Pnstcr ef Baptist Chi,A
Germantown, Ia.
Or. C, NJ. JtcKsoa Dear Sir Personal cxucrique.
chauis me To say ihut regard the German GIAr
prepared by you a. most excellent meticlnO I'm ras,
OF severe cold and general debility have been rrru
benefited by The use Of the Hiers, nnd doubt No.
they viii produce similar effects OF Others
yours respectfully, WARREN RANDOLrH,
GeTmantON n, FCuh0
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate of Washtngton Shaman, decd.

r ETrERS of administration onthe Estate OF washing
ton Shuman, late OF Beaver twp, Columbia codecd,
have been granted by the Register ofCoumbia co.. 70
the undersigned all persons having claims against tne
the Administrator at his residence In said town
shin without delay, and all persons indebted to make
P"'''''' FRANKLIN l.. sHUMAN, Admir-.
Juno IL, lsG4-Gw 50 00*
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s@- The 1910 U. s. Bonds arc sell
ing st the rate of about u 900, 900 day.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. d.
Estate of John Brugly, dec'd.

n ETTERs Of administration on the Estate Of John
Il, Btugler, late of Bloom twp, Columbia co.. decd,
granted by the Register of Columbia to the
undersigned all persons having claims against the os
tate of the decodont requested present thcmto
the undersigned, wiihout delay, and all persons in
dobtod to make payment forthwith,
J X. BRU GLER. Bloomsb sburg.
PET Err BRUGLER, Bemiock,
Administrators
June II, laGi,-6w $780,
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from Key. IL. Turner, Pastor Of Heddng NJ /
ChIfch, Philada-
Or ,ok sos Dear ST.: Having used yonr G. rm,a
biilers n 'ny family frequently am prenared to "a.
.'" m " 's bsei OF great 5"rticr. believe that ~ mu
cases Of generally nebIIny Of tha sys,em il ,s thr .
edge. Yours &c Il 'Irp SEp '
No SIG n Nineteenth su,N
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-11

Geo Morgan
Chas G. Eek
James j Campbell
Peter Fet.ernian
Benz Fel,ernan
Reuben Leiby
George Ei.enbach
MADISON TWP.
Henry Thomas
Geo w Farmer
Isaac Whipple
john Haines,,
Robert FiSiau
VIM Mos,eller
Joseph Moist
Edward Stuart
Joseph G. Smith
John Strong
VIM Graham
JacksontBid die
Philip Ewes
George Oil
Wesley Demolt
Cyrus Demou
Thomas Boxer
VIM Townsend
C.r'us Richard
MT. PLEAS
Samuel Jacoby
Isaac X Appleman
James J Thomas
Jackson Nj Hover
Aaren Kisler
Aaron Fox
Matthias Kindl
Samuel Mari
Emanuel Sitter
John B Crawford
Thomas e Ksster
Joseph Crawford
James Billenbender
Russell Appleman
Sylvester Crawford
JOhn OSrnan
Samuel Harp
e Har,zel
MAIN TWP. \
John G.. Pifer
Solomon Deaner
Francis Fleming
Jonas n John
sam uel Schell
franklin Sh unan
Reuben Shuman
Lewis w Culp
Conrad B redbender
MONTOl
A ndrew PRoth
Jackson Leiby
Emanuel Summers
MIFFLlN..TWp.
Philip Hess
David Eckrolhe
ORANGE TWP.
James Il Handiwork
Samuel Trump
Jeremiah d Kisner
RICHTER w Bowman
Isaac X Dlldine
$ NJ d Montgomery
John Trnmhore
Samuel Johnson
Peter Bogarl
Alexander Herring
Archibald Patterson
John M Whi'e
Taylor Bowman
Nelson Grouse
Adam A. Schuyler
John Fisher
Geo q Lott
Charlss Bre wer
Benjamin / aden
Miles A Williams
PINE TWP. !
IlarR w hitmoyef
Wesley Keller
John Wln,ers,ecn
WIN = Faus
Geo Crossley
Jacob Christian
CleInnel McHenry o.
WIN Kinney
w m Thompson
Jacob Gordner
ROARlNGCREEK T
Pheuis Thomas
Beenneville Rhodes
Henry Y Gable
John h Wilmer
Abraham Beaver
Robert S Hampton
Joseph Buck
SCOTT TWP. !
Patrick DAILY
| Abner H Brown
George Gilbert
| David J Quick
| William Masleller
| Theodore Mcdowell
Charles Schug
| Vim A Case
| Charles S. Fowler
! N + Cain
| Robert Earsl
| Jesse Merrel
Geo B Kitchen
| Chancey c Trench
Isaac J. Kesler
| Emanuel Ruckel
! SUGARLOAF TIP.
Jacob II Fritz
! Alexander Hess
Montgomery Cole
Samuel II Hess,
Cornelius Girlon
Zeppamiah l. Kline
Jesse Fii.z
McTdscai Good win
ESCAPE OF A n
dred dollars rewar
prehcnsion of Joh
who escaped from tI
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uEMLOCK TWp,


John II Miller !
Joel Folk
Abraham SlouHer
Michael Grover
Marin Kinney
Samuel w Girion
laues I EIop
Isaac Kitchen
John Robbins
10. DRAFTED, 81.
Michael Kesler
Calvin Detr
Ezekiel Cole
VIM Shoemaker
Geo w Manning
Theo w Smith
Joseph Derr
Elijah Yocum
Levi keeler
w w Roberts
70. DRAFTED, 81.
Daniel Wary
Henry Klein
Sam Miller
Geo Resdy
Wesley Pony
John A Bitner
l. w b Fisher
Daniel BiIneau
w m Carl
Geo.H Patterson
Michael Stein
Jas Befd
w H Rein5old
Lewis h einbold
VIM T. Waller
John H Stokes
Nathan Kos,enbaJer
John Morris
VIM Yeager
Christian Small
Asa Deily
Adam Dimmick
Adam NJ johnson
John Watkins
Stephen Yohe
Jacob Slein jr
Jos Sanders
No. DRAFTED, SO.
Jacob Slrauier
David Ross
Daniel Merkle
Peter Smith
Geo Demolt
Jacob Shoemaker
Stephen Ellis
Felix Ritter
VIM w Caraham
Henry Wagner
Cyrus We liver
JosiahSMoi.t
Samuel P. Demott
Abm Swisher
WIN Win,ersleen
Amos Cox
Phenias Wilkin
Jacob Kramer
Andrew S Allen
ANT TWP.
Joseph HiIdebaum
Robert Howell
S 4 Bittenhender
Alexander Zisler'
David Slroup
Clemuel Shoemaker
Joshua Hartzsl
Daniel Bonawilz
Alexander Rambo
Henry w MelIick
Joseph Gilbert
Gabriel Everett
Henry Kitchen
Alfred Miller
Melchia Rucksl
John Hippens,eel
Robert S Oman
Geo l. Oman
o.:DRAFrED, ls.
William Ritter
William Angel
John Wesley
N n Brown
Jacob Banman
Martin Nuss
Thomas Quinn
Louis Filker
David B Citing
r TWP.
franklin Miller
James F Foster
Isaac B Schulz
NO. DRAFTED, 3.
Stephen H Schwank
NO. DRAFTED, 80.
Charles Jones
Henry Bowman
Aaron Il Patterson
Geo w Ritlenhouse
Emanuel Snyder
ChaUes AIlabach
Emanuel Appieman
Abm a Kline
jeremiah Hess
Daniel Shullz
Henry Sliner
Jonathan Poust
Mcclure Drake
Robert B. Ricketts,
Samuel Aclisnbach
Joseph {. Hughes
Eiwooh W Coleman
Marion B Hughes
Clemuel Il llenrie.
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NO, DRAFTED, 20.

Alvin Fowler
Montgomery Cox
Lafayette Applesale
Pemberton Pialt
Richard W. Lyons
Isaac Sweeny
John Lore
Joseph Driebelbis
Lafayette Unger
John Il German
,. NO, DRAFTED "a.
Joseph Wilmer,
Benz Levan
Samuel l. Cherington
Owen Hogland
Martin Winlersteen
John M Trump
VIM H II Eek
70. DRAFTED, 80.
Esband S Fowler
John w Hunter
Geo | Transue
Priscus f Bomboy
Elisha B Pursel
Daniel Johnson
John Wolf
Henry Oman
Daniel Mauron
James Greenage
Charles Merrel
John Turner
Geo w Edgar
John B Vanhorn
Unah NJ Edgar
Philip Dielerick
NO. DRAFTED, is.
John T Brink
Shepherd Larish
George Ellison
VIM Peierman
Naih anie. H Ste ward
John Montgomery
James Peterman.
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TIE above is correct likeness Of DR. Schenck taken
many ago, after he had from COnsump
ton by of his ''SCHENCK's PULMoSC SYRUP
The likeness, altboug it does not represent him any
thing like as bad he at the worst. yet it is in
strong contrast with the hale and vigorous looks of the
Portrait below, which is the true likeness of him
present time. The contrast between these two por.
traits is great that many would not believe them TO
be the person. Yet there are hundreds Of per.
sons, in and around Philadelphia, who will recognise
both portraits to be true representations. When the
first taken he weighed l07 pounds al the present
time his weight is 900 pounds