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MEDICAL.
Ehxlrl
Elixir
.aai,s DIR. wRIGHrs
REJUvENATING ELIXIR,
PnHfARHD FROM PURE vrszrAsLa E1raAcrs
CONTAINING sorH1as INJURIOUS TO THE
MOST DELICATE.
Oh, ESSENCE OF LIFE.

FgyHE Rejuvenating Elixir is the result Of modern
= discoveries in the vegetable kingdom, being an
entirely new and abstract method of cure irrespeo
tive Of all the old and WORKOUT systems.
This medicine has been tested by the most emf.
nentmedical men of the day, and by them pronoune.
cd to be one of the greatest medical discoveries OF
the age. 7er.l
One bottle will cure General Debility.
A few doses cure Mysteries in females.
One bottle cures Palpitation of the Heart.
few doses restore the organs Of generation.
From one to three bottles restores the manlines
and full vigor of youth, 1i
few doses restore the appetite.
Three bottles cure the worst case Of ImpOtenoy.
Afew doses cure the low-spirited.
One bottle restores mental power.
A few doses bring the rose to the cheek.
This medicine restores to manly yigor and robu
health the poor, debilitated. worn-down, and dc
pairing deVotee of sensual pleasure.
The hstless, enervated youth, the overtasked men
OF business, the victim Of depression, the
Individual suffering from general debility, or from
weakness OF q SINCE organ, will all ind immediate
and permanent relief the of this Elixir or Es
sence of Life.
Price 81 Per bottle. or three bottles for s6, and
forwarded by Express, on receipt of money. to any
address. i..r. .a...r
Sold by all Druggists everywhere. a
az DIR. w. 4. MERwIN Co.,
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Oct s-1d1wf ,
FOR SALE.

THOUSE No. 8 Salem Street; also house in rear
fof No. Salem street. Both houses are one and
one half story.very convenient, and good repair
Enquire off. ID. Hartshorn, Or Of 80 soxs.f
s-9 s4a-ha = M fcl Dsl e. p. MfLLETT, SAt~s
4 oct 7--dlm No 10 Moulton street.
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ELEYEN MILLIoNs OF DOLLARS,


The Divideads for the past five years ts3 900 000)
are lar ger in amount and proportion to premiums
paid than were ever declared in the same space OF
Time by any company in the world. The business o.
this company 10 conuucted on the Mutual principle
the sticest sense of the term the entire surplus,
dsducting necessary expenses alone, being equita-
bly divided among the assured. a7oa
Its rates Of premium lorer than those of the
majority of other Life Insurance Comp nies, yet is
aIvIuends nave been greater; the result Of most
careful and judic0us sel ction OLIVES and the favor
ahe rate Of interest on its Investments, being per
cent ~ ...alls.sb ~. 9r IA
poronately less than that of any other Life Insur
ance Company In either America or Europe whose
experience has been made known-a result in the
highest degree favorable to policy holders
The amount insured In this Company exceeds that
of any ether Life Insurance Company in the United
StaIes thus afordng greater security-the necessa-
ry law of average having more scope for operation
The assets of the Company are invested exclusive
Iy on Bonds and Mortgages on Real Estate, worth
in each ut least double the amount loaned, and
in State and City Stocks; the solidity and security
of which will be conceded. with no premium. notes
TO eat out its vtas and the profits ofits members.
Security is, Ia Life Assurance, the paramount con
that company Is the sest having the largest
ulations and in which the largest number is assured
Its penses are less than most all other companies
Its system OF NoH-FoRFEITIEG POLICIES. Also
EHDowMENT Policies, payable on attaining q
certain age, say 49, 49, co. 90 IS years, or In case
OF death before arriving at that age and It's pay.
ments in FIVE, TEN or more annual instalments; y
much more advantageous than that of any other
| C6nspGn in this country ~ atf1
| NO person who has insured with this great Com
| pany during the 81 years have been its agent In
this city, has ever withdrawn or discontinued bis
POLICY from any classification or misunderstand
ing to the operation the system, while hundreds
insured with other companies have done SO. 'et
| Many Policies now outstanding at my agency have
increased moretha so per cent. on the sum insur
| cd, and much more than the amount Of premium
Policy No. 1862. insured for $4,000 is now worth
S5000-ncrease $4,000, E
/ Policy No. 1857, insured for $4,000 Is now wortl
/ e12,0O0-incresse $4,000, $500, .sE
Having run but little more than twelve years.
| Many other instances with similar results can b
shown to any who will call on me. and many inter
esting facts Of great value will be furnished cheer
fully.
! Documents and ali needful information cheerful
| ties and inquirers fa Is
L A
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Z ! = = = mo LED.
GSToRE now 6coupied by No. Possession given
Also. 4 Front omeein Hanson Block.
jnnS dd II. ]. LIBBEY 8 CO.
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House aud store for sale.
VvHE House with BRICK basement on the corner of
IL Park and York street; the basement occupied
as Store.
ALSO
One and half story House with a large lot ON Mil
ALso-Four house lots 80 by 100 # each, about :
mile from Portland Bridge. Inquire of
- JOHN G. PROCTOR,
Oct7-dtd ,y.,fT .t-s.sf4 Lime street.
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PoRTLAND DRY DOCK coMPANY.

A assessment of Eight Dollars per share on the
"A capital Stock Of the Company Il now due and
eial street. C n. DAVIS Trassnrar
July soth. lse4.-dtf
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ftna ~ ta tiaqa
.aa'sif isi q s7l s1 ssi -iE
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Price 81 Send astamp for DR. r. Goodale's New
ramphlet on Catarrh-its perfect mode oftreatment
DR.. z GOoDALE's once and Depot, rs Bleeker
street, one door west of Broadway, New York. Nor.
ton aud Co, Sole Agents.
d. Hay Agent for Portland. sr
June 2d 1859 9.L..-l.--- l---L iunA2dlx
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Hoypse for Sale.

A VERY DESIRABLE COTTAGE HOUSE on
"A Myrtle st. near Oxford, lighted with gus and
we'll supplied with good water, will be sold low
y '''' Pr f. BRIGHAM BISHoP.
WY19g WBlsN uttlAl97 Franklin street. =
Sept sO-dsw
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Wsanfed.

ONE preferred that has had one o. s .trset
~ perienee. Apply at ll6 Congress s'io0''
Sent 1b-dtf
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Drug Clerk wanted. -. ;. az

private fanily, where there are no 49, o,nS n
boarders, for the wife and chiid Of an oin0ei -
the Revenue heryice,
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WOOD for sale,

a Suur eight acres Of Pine Wood On the stump
gain. s'sofooA' WA Se eo'e a. 80
R. Ss1qIiFs Of FRANCIS B. HANSON, at Geo H.
head Of Berlin Wharf. VI VI AoA nANSoN'
oct eft H
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WET Nurse to 60 to Chicago. Inquire at AZ
A Danforth street. lssss 8 as csll2dtf 8
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statement Of the Condition ii
aisaoH .b9 qa 49, OF rHx-- AI h3is7
Maine Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
a4Hu1 GORHAM, ME-, ~

~,
Amount Of property insured about 81, 100, 10000
Amount of premium notes on deposit. log, 10000
year, since Jan 10th, 800. gI 29s, $1,000
since Jan 10th, I5,s7o.27
Amount Of losses the past year, 6,V49.l7
Present indebtedness of the Company,
including outstanding notes. interest
snd losses mot yet due. t,f- O,4aS.oo
Deposit notes over, siO6 10000 s.,
Realestate, ,a3 N rs 100000 % p
Due on previous assessments lfai.IlIeH '
land considered collecta- -afrf
bic). premiums in hands of t,a
agents, &C., Aiap" $4,000 .9i
Caeh in Treasury, 4ini go "a -TtIi,
The expenses of tho Company the past ID
year, including the compensation OF sf-fl
President, Secretary and Treasurer,
and bills of Directors and SCENTS for
services, were % -HolfGe 4et 7l3.3S
And Printing, Postage, Stationery and ~
Taxes, and other incidental expenses al, 1g2 %
By the foregoing it will readily be perceived that
money lie wasted in managing the business of the
mutual Company Every expeI 80 not really neces-
sary is avoided and the utmost degree Of prudence
and economy exercised throughout It's business At
! TRe cost of insurance in this Company upon farm
and other detached dwellings has notexceeded one
years--upon more hazardous property In the same
CHARLES HUMPHREY, President.
JOHN WATERMAN, Treasurer
JOHN A. WATERMAN, Secretary.
oct10 aE 20 20 5tis hs5a eodlw
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New Steam Mill.
Foot of Cross, between Fore O Commercial SITS.
w1EsLow, DoTRH & CO..
N Q Q e
PROVOST MARSHAL,S OFFICE,
Fret District, State Of Maine,

N PkUFOST MARBHAL'H OFFICE,
Fret District, State Of Maine, !
Portland, August 18th, 1894 ] (
ItQUIKIEE ON all ordinary subjects connected
se drait, credits and accounts of men furnished
should be addressed to the Provost Marshal of the
District and In case he Is not able to
Az er them he will ask Information of the Provost
MM. al General of ths State. Answers NAV be thus
t ~ more promptly than by addressing the Pro.
General at Washington, whore more
to multitude ofinquires now addressed 10 ths Rn
reau On personal and other matters Of minor cs
Quenca. oI o0Ase'
BY Order Of Major J. W. T. GARDINER.
CHARLES IL. DOUGHTY.
Aug. lS-d8m "A'ne'
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Heatl's Counterfeit Detector-

n ln5aI11bI6 method Of distineuiehino Nnu,io,,o
IA and altered Notes. . f-. -ou'
The work Is profusely Illustrated with Enrrsyines
~ the American Bank Note Company, representing
luI and complete instructions, which will enable
sny one At sight. to defect Counterfeit or altered
S Mi. For sale at s. H. CO,eswnrthy's Bailey and
Noises, and the bookstores generally. oot4d2ws
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s"ls oi Lands and Timber for the Benefit
OF Normal schools.

11ANU UFFICE, I
rt nr~.r.r.. 80 a, bangor Septeu Der b. 1854
epabiish%e sd'o o Net entitled IAN Act for the
Nsrch IS. 1868. and the further rns approved
%d. August lSin l1a the viii
gor, on Tuesday March a. 1855 A. 10 o n IN ban
al the right. title and interest which the Sts, @
being one undivided half, owned in common nas
propTietors, of townships numbered Sixteen psn
Eleven (ls III and Sixteen, Range Twelve 1s 3
~ West from the East line of the State In ConDt
of Aroostook az minimum price of thirty cent,
per for either or both tracts. Terms Cash
ISAAC Z. CLARK,
Sept 10-lawtd .f Land Agent.
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Want;ed.

NOR family OF four (no small ehildren) . nice
IL genteel two storied house, in the centre of the
city, separateor in block. Address Box no Port
land Post, Once. ctsIe 44- septSdu
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$3NN REW ARN.

0N Central wharf, or around the Grand Trunk
" Depot and yard; Calf Skin Wallet contain
ing considerable sum Of money, and papers of no
value to any one but the looser. The finder will be
rewarded Is above on returning the same to No.
SCentral Wharf, or u Brackett street.
Portland, Aug. 81 1894 augs1 diff
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FOR SALE & TOILET.
House and Lot No. 81 DanfOrth St., For


House and Lot No. 81 DanfOrth St, For
.IAG8 E3ofi5H Sale. l4lid
o. The two and q half storied wooden dwelling,
E;;;ll Honse and lot No. 81 Danforth st. contain.
liking ten good sized rooms, with a bathing
r.om-piped for gas throughout-a furnace that
will heat every part Of the house. cstern for rain
water and never falling well of drinking water
barn and sheds. The lot is about 126 by ~ feet The
house can be examined any day from 10 A. M till s
r. M. by calling the subscriber who will furnish
particulars and terms of sale.
j. r. BRAZIER, go
Ocean Insurance Company 3uiIdinR,
~ " ~ = V ak'& - s@44 No. ~ Exchange 81
Aug. SEdtf Ses
AsaAss 20 Hotel for sale.
4 The t,Caledonian House." situated on
yz@ Green street, with front on the street of
~ 86 feet and running through to Canton ST.,
ID Id together with the buidings and lot on east.
Merly side of Canton street. Also the stable
ana 40 by 100 the westerly eide of Green street,
helots contain about Loco feeti ell the unocou
pied land usceptabie to In provements. The build
ings are God order and now rent for $500 per
annum rterms inquire of
Sept 2s-dtf 80,
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For Saie,

TWO story House and Lot, situated on Port.
"A land Street. with Stable and other out buildings
Also two adjoining lots containing about eight
Thousand square feet. Enquire of n. STEVEES,
No. Az Portland street. june0dtf
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HAVE uoNFrnErcE.

An who have committed an excess Of any kind.
whether 1t be the solitary vice youth or the sting.
ing rebuke of misplaced confidence In maturer yeArs
uvvr vop NJ s.yo.rn or.e
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Heusc and Store Lots to Lease.
on Congress-. North and Cumberland, above
" washington street, including the desirable lot
corner Of Congress and North streets. Apply to
Sepl6dem A.p.EULLER, $50 Congress street.
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billiard Table for sale.

twO s ivory balls and az " poS ssS
viii be 500 oerataining to we'll fnrnished table
on liberal terms. Apply to
septsi dtf A~' Federal Street under q. s.. Hotel.
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Iii Of the best stands In the city IN rent Of one
70. iyssH MItmES. Pcr sshisoSgn
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TWO first class tenements at the corner Of Salem
L and Bracket SITS. also one tenement on Green
st. Ipauire of JABEZ-C. WO0DMAN, Jr. Real
Estate broker, 81 Exchange St., or NATHAN II.
W0ODMAN, Is Oak St. 2 70 = Al sept6dtf
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York q Cumberland Railroad. {



York &c Cumberland Railroad.
. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
siEk .59} lKzs9 80 IF7I1 - -
-f47zY- On and after MONDAY, April
z5Akk!s lth., 1884, trains viii leave as
Iss1Ex7s4572f follows, until further notice:
NIyNSE1N4A<E Saco River for Portland at 5.45
= =. q IN freight Train with Passenger
Cars) and e.15 A. NJ, and 330 p. N. IL tsaaa
q Leave Portland for Saco River, las A. N. land
400 and $40 r. NJ The 200P. N. train out, and 645
train into Portland. will be freight trains with
Stages connect At Saccarappa daily for South
Windham, Windham Center and Great Falls.
At Gorham for West Gorham, 6tandish. Steep
Falls Baldwin. Sebago, Bridgton, Hiram, Lining
ton, Cornish, Denmark, Brownfeld. LoVel, Frye
burg, Conway, Bartlett, Albany, jackson and ,Ea-i
. Al Buxton Center for West Buxton, Bonney Ea-
gle, South Limington, Limington and Limerick
At Saco River tri-weekly, for Hollis, Limerick,
0sspee, Newfeld, Parsonsheld, Bingham, Free
dom, Madison Eaton, Cornish Porter, go.
Fares cents less when tickets are purchased in
the Office, than when paid in the Cars. :. %.
sae3aa3 "a DAN. OARPKNTER, Eupt.
Portland April 7, 1854. bti---4t 'dn
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The Pains and Aches and Lassitude and Nervous
Prostitution that may follow Impure Cotton are
lin. the Barometer to the whole system.
DO not wait for the consummaon that sure to fol-
low, do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs, for Loss Of Beauty
and Comnlexfou.
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For the removal Of DISTINCTIONS, and the Insuranc
Of Regularity in the Recurrence Of the
Monthly Periods.
They cure or obviatethose numerous diseases tha.
spring from irregularity, by removing the Irregular
ity itself. l''ii 7ne'iil'0 : ~ 70 ~ 1G-N
They cure suppressed, Excessive and PAinfulMsa-
situation. .r .I .r-.frf
They cure Green Sickness (Chlorosisl.
They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections, pains 10
the back and lower parts of the body, Heaviness,
Fatigue slight exerton, Palpitation of the Heart
Lowness Of Spirits, Hysteria, Sick Headache, Gid
diness, etc.. etc. In word, By removing the Lrreg
ularity they remove the canse and with II ALL the
effects that spring from IT,
Composed Of simple vegetable extracts, they con.
tain s:ss deleteriOus " any constitution. how
ever delicate-their function being to substitute
strength fer weakness, which, when properly used,
they never fail to do.
All letters seeking information or advice viii be
promptly. freely and discreetly answered.
Full directions accompany each box.
Price 81 per box, or ak boxes for %.
Sent by mail. free OF postage, receipt Of psles
Sold by all respectable Druggists. of
DR.. W. r. MIRwIN \ Co,,
sres SOLE PROPRIEToRs, 4flo
lVl od aa ro No. 80 IIberty-st New York.
feb6eodkeowlY .'di ID M 3f
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To Let.
ONE STORE In Galts Block.
O Appyte H. r.MAoHlu.

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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-05-26

MORE PARTICULARS. Since u notice of
the death of Col. SPEIGEL, published else
where, was placed in type, we have receiv-
ed copy of an extra issued from the office
of the Wooster Republican, containing let
ters from NJ d. HILL and w. w SPEAR.
From these letters we learn the following
particulars
At clock p. m., May 4th, the boat
conveying the l20th Ohio, and part of the
22d Ky, was attacked by rebels in ambush
about 20 miles from Alexandria. When the
boat was rounding bend battery Of six
gons opened on and raked her from stem
to stern, most of the shells bursting in the
cabin; the first five disabled the boat; white
flag was displayed but no attention was paid
to it, the boat drifted to the opposite side
of the river, which was fortunate circum-
stance. Mr., HILL writes:
'Nine of the boys came down this even.
ing, they having succeeded in getting thro
to the Mississippi by swimming Red River,
| lying in swamps by day and marching al
night. The report they bring is horrid. -
Our brave and gallant Colonel is killed.
He stood on the hurricane deck, cheering
the men until the fatal ball struck him. Col.
SLoCuM and Major MCKINLEY succeeded
in making their escape, and have gone to
Alexandria. Our regiment numbered over
400, and all the boys say that only IS men
escaped, The rest jumped into the river
and were shot Or drowned or taken prison
| crs.
The 56th Ohio Veterans were also on
the John Warner, on their way home on
furlough. The poor fellows suffered like
our regiment, all being killed wounded OF
prisoners. Twenty-nine of their men were
killed or wounded by one shell.
81 can assure you that Col. Speigel i.
killed He is the only one we eau gain any
correct information about at present. y
Lieut. SPEAR says:
Colonel Speigel was killed, being sho
twice, one MIME ball going through hi
bowels and solid shot Or shell strikin!
him about the hips.
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MowER.-A few evenings ago, in one OF
his exhibitions at the Methodist Church,
MOWER said there were men in this com
munity who re!oiced over rebel victories and
whose faces grew as long as rails when the
Federal armies were triumphant. We wish
Mower would abandon the abominable sin
Of lying about his neighbors. Even if his
mission is to make political speeches, he
should have some honor when making them
on Sunday evening. Indeed, Mr.. Mower,
we think your propensity for telling politi-
cal lies harms yourself more than it does
those at whom you aim your shafts. You
have no more idea of craftsmanship than a
goose, you are as ignorant of the political
history of our country as Hottentot. Their
quit politics and go at planting corn, tend
ing saw-mill, or some other occupation
whereby you can make an honest livelihood
If you keep on in your present course wher
you are called off from this world and car
ried up to the regions Of the blessed, they
will send you to the penitentiary during life
for stealing ''the livery of Heaven to serve
the Devil in"
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the folloing Ad-
~ ministrators and Guardians have filed their
accounts in the Probate Court of Holmes county,
Ohio which will be for hearing
On Monday the 9th day Of June, 1864
Fist account of II. d, Mcdowell, Adnainistra-
tor of Samuel Metzler, decd.
Final account of George Gray, Guardian OF
Martha Gray
Final account of Isaac Yoder, Guardian OF
Margaret Nogle.
First account of Ezekiel Cutter and Abram
Sucker, Guardians of Jacob III. Albertson and
HELEN A. T.. Albertson
Final account of Wilson Robertson, Guardian
of Johnson w. Dehaven.
Final account of Benjamin Buchcy, Guardian
of Elizabeth Buchey and Mary Buchey.
Final account Oft. A. Torbit, Executor of Ja-
cob Lightcap, decd.
Final account of John Daley, Guardian of
Samuel Lightcap.
First account of II. X Enos, Administrator of
James S. Irvine, dec
Third account of A. ]. Everly, Guardian of
John Porter, Mary Porter, Minerva Porter, Will
liam Porter and Elizabeth Porter.
Second account of George Wolf Guardian of
Henry Bonnet
Final account of Moses A. Miller, Guardian of
Henry Troyer.
second account of Moses D. Miller and Tobias
Miller Executors of Daniel Miller, decd.
JAMES A. ESTILL,
May I2, 1861. Probate Judge.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-05-26

THE LADY's FRIEND FOR JUNE.-The
June number of this handsome monthly
opens with fine steel engraving of "The
Young Brood" This is followed by a hand
some colored Fashion Plate, double the size
of those usually given by two-dollar maya
zines. Then come number of well execu-
ted wood engravings of the fashions, needle
work, &C., such as ladies alone know how
to properly value. A number of engrav-
ings illustrating Archery for Ladies" is an
interesting feature of this number.
Among the literary articles we note the
Marriage of Convenience" 'The Ieiress
of Nettlethorpe" (illustrated(, mabel.
Mission, Shadow and Sunshine" Mar
garet's Cross" Richard Graham Love, u
"The Transformed Village (illustrated) },
&C., &c. Altogether this is a very interest
ing number Price 50 year, (back mum
bers furnished); 20 cents single number
Published by Deacon & Peterson, SIS
Walnut St., Philadelphia.
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FRoM the SIXV-SEvENTH From Il
letter written 10 G. $. VoRwERK NY An
MOLD MosER, Of the 9th Regiment, we
learn that that regiment was in the fight at
Richmond on the 10th Of May. The Reg
imcnt lost heavily in the cngagemcnt. --
Lieutenant H. NJ. Wallick was shot thro'
the heart and instantly killed John II.
Wood was shot in the brain and killed; God
frey lloerGer was mortally wounded and
has since died; Charles Autcnrcith was Sc
vcrcly wounded in the hand; John Ann
mons, William A. Lawrence, Jacob Ken
dali and Zachary Ray were each slightly
wounded. These are all the casualties the
writer gives as Detailing the men from this
county.
The writer particularly compliments the
bravery of Lieutenant WALLIcK, and, in
deed of all the men. Mr.. w. was young
man Of more than ordinary promise, and
his untimely death is heavy affliction to
his many friends and relatives, but it will
fall with crushing weight upon his young
and estimable wife, who but two months
ago stood at the hymcneal altar blushing
bride; but now, alas, she is called to mourn
over the fall Of him to whom she had given
her heart and entrusted her earthly happi-
ness.
We had no acquaintance with Mr.. WOOD.
He was, we believe, a resident Of Prairie
township.
GODFREY HoERGER was an excellent
young man. He was son of HENRY
HoERGER, residing near Weinsbcrg. We
tender the friends Of the deceased our war
NEST sympathies in their affective bcreave.
ment.