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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-10

THE Wallingford company Of the lit
Regiment was organized on the oath Of Dec
by the election Of the following officers .-
Captain--E L. NJ Baldwin.
First REORGANIZATION Bump.
Second Andrew Madison.
First Sergcant-Elwin Crary.
Second Charles shedd.
Third 0zro Eddy.
Fourth " Oscar Bump,
First Corporal--s. B. Sabn.
Second J Hawkins.
Third J. White.
Fourth Q, Sherman.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-10

4 CARD. Rev. o, C. Kirkham and wife
would 10 ibis manner express their sincere
thanks fr the visit and numerous presents
made them on Wednesday evening last,
amounting to enc hundred dollars. Aud
also for the kindly remembrance made them
just previously, by their friends, at the
Christmas festival.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-10

Tar company euiisled in the sub-I'str.c,
q Rupert, faw.e', and Wells nude Tie fol-
loving selection u officers A H. Bromley.
u PaRlsr, Captain; Phineas hal, q Wells.
l,t Lieati l. 81. Carpenter. Of Paulet, p
Lieut.
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Mayor John d PRATT. q Bennington. s a
prisoner ia Columbia, sagih Caeal1ua. ITS
frcujs au aanEfal is 'esra thst De Is 70
sooi bc'lth. thoagh getting nothing bat
earn-o8t cake 4ni usiasass to ,at.-.Afrs
& Tfaa,eriFi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-10

a. GurS sueoscls Mr Cotton as mail
carrier ~ ite route FROM raoiary Point TO
West Tgvusheai NJ 6alFin has even
qaAlihcstigD fgf lhe position, ani uaaer b,u
tbe business q the line will be sc.l mau-
agei
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lpptlhtF'
iambersburg was then the head
quarters Of Gen. Lee, aid to him our
author was soon presented. lie found
him 10 be plain man with q small es-
cori and few Accommodations. and dined
with him upon frugal meal simply
served. At a later period he was in
troduced to Gen. Early, gruif look
lug man With high reputation rs
soldier He arrived ON the field u
ring lie second rs fight and
Gen. Lee. who, with bis staff stood on
an eminence overlooking the scene Of
con1ie. Al three O'Clock liz joined
Long tteet whowas then riding down
the line preparing his men for the
grand charge. As b. passed Barks-
dale's Brigade, that General came
eagerly Up, saying, Il wish you would
iet re 70 II, General Ina few mo-
ments he vent in, aud soon after ii.
liieiess body wa IN the hands Of tie
enemy. The writer seems 10 ha,e
Witnessed The charge Of the Vermont
Brigade, for he spcaks Of small bod,
II tAe enemy which formed on The
Gank Of the attacking column, throw
ing n great confusion and terribly
puuisling Il q, il fed Is pale. Al
though the charge failed lie thinks de
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Stale RscGOra %f Ea,tarS 0q DE
r&a>e.,e SolesLrr.
SOCTil CAROLINA tH!.LEtE
C"LuMBiA, January ii. lSGo.

I NDER appointment hy the Legislature
~ IN rrnpnrn th; Record. earnestly
appeal to ihe families or friends Jt our de-
ceased soldiers to send nae 1T nncclh il names
Nc while there is an opportunity ~ secure
accurate Information. Hospital registers
and reports o. cu.Iualti"S from the army arn
deficient in the attenuation required; it must
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The Eecor,, will date back TO the beginning
OF the war nad include all who have hccn
Killed in battle or died Of wounds received
in bmtllc, on from disease or accident. Ii
yuu have been so fortunate aY n, tn,a$a
friend or relative yet rcmc;pHrr ,h;.t il is
nol,'r (" rescue from obivioa The name Of
b"' III" tricndicSs youth who i.a,l gone from,
yrur ncis shh"rhood to lic in our cause.
Give Name in full. :. From what
District. ). Rank 4. Company. 5. Regiment
&nd arn "i service. &. Died, year. month";
day. I. Cause Of death. and remarks (,.s
whore he died, aye, previously wounded. SC
Circulars and hanks to he tiIlca vii, &c
sen, TO such rs desire them. no fec orcx,,cnso
is incUrrcd by any one for having The record
made. The State IS cnlcurorin. to iulGll 4
sacred obligation in securing aow, md re-
cordng i.r puStcr!iy, the tiniAr, oi all her
sons who have lallGa in this war IN ,SG2,
the Convention unanimously resolved that
this should hc done, 'aA Il iukcn cf respect
TO their me;norics, and n legacy Of il.estima.
nlc yalueiothcir friends" and lthcrc$o!ution
was sent forth, by their order, to be read to
oar regiments. battalio md companies
everywhere. Many brave soldier may
have died in solitude or rushed upon The foe,
with the thought in his heart that his nam.
would he honorably preserved NJ home.
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ANOTHER WAR MEETING.

rAlErTErfLLE, \, c., Feb. l5.-.i large
una enthusiastic war meeting was held hero
!o-day large number Of ladies were pre-
sent. Pah !otic speeches were made by Il
number Of gentleman.
After setting forth, in the preamble, the
failure of'hc PEACE conftrcncc and the terms
1t Which Lincoln proposes reacc, the follow
ihg resolutions were unanimously adopted.
h"sohId, That the terms offered to the
people Of the Confederate States are such
a| cannot be accepted nnd We rSgarl the
conditions, which aro insolcnt and mal;y-
han'' 20 conquer, might impose upon u
down-troddon and subjected ,.;,,icn.
h"solred, That with ,hc ccn.smrtuous
reply Of the Federal Government to The cf
Tort and pilors OF tho Governments Of tho
Confcdssat&Slales, to trca, for peace upon
terms se5ap$tibleMi,h Tie honor anil diyn
" Of fRfslgs3ser, sltSy8sis no al,c.na,:y~ now
lri, battaaSSSn.fye fl3Egunous submission
on the 6a9Aide, on assllgglc to the death,
if need 'SSlEfor GaNSs n aA9 independence su
H'S"'r9, that'%lth This alternative rre-
sentcd, the citizens who arc here rsScmb.cd
do not hesitate to declare their choice aud
now en- ;cd Of grcatcG sacrifices yet TO Lc
made, of heavy bn,icns yet to be norno,
they will hear all with patience tn3 S;ea!y
endurance, TO SinI;catc tHc:f hi:,a prrcii,lps
involved in this st.agglc anl feeling that
their Gas" Is right, and that success, to our
cause is Connected with best hope and with
highest happiness to themselves and ,hcir
poS'c:';y. they pledge to cac! their life. for.
tune ana sacred honor in his holy cause.
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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-06
DYSPEPSIA.
CURE WARRANTED

Dy,pepsad has the foiloriag Symptoms:
lst- A constant pain or uneasiness At the
pit Of the stomach.
I'd. Flatulence and Acidity.
Sd. Costiveness and Loss Of Appetite.
4th. Gloom and Depression Of Spirits.
5th. Diarrbea. with gripping.
9Th Pain in all parts Of the system.
9Th. Consumptivs Symptoms and Pslpita
ton Of the Heart.
sth. Cough, with Phlegm in the Throat.
9th. Nervous Affection, and want OF SleeI
at night. ,, ,,,.,,s.s ,.I "
10TH. Loss Of Appetite and Vomiting -.
llth. Dizziness, Uimness Of Vieie lrd
Ices Of sight. 1T ~.&
18th. Headache and Staggering in walking,
with great Weakness.
Out Of the thousands of cases Of Dyspepsia
that have used DR.. Wisharts Great American
dyspepsia Pills, not one of them has failed si
iperfect cure. We wsrrant cure il every
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Public School Examinations

Dublic examinations Of teachers for the va
L rious districts in Juniata County, will ts
held as follows:
At the School House, in TIE borough eff Fat
terson, September !, =. =.
At the School House, in the borough Of Per,
A. Spruce ntl, schcGl House, for Spruce
Hill dist. Seta. a. t
At Lick School House, for Lack district
Sept 6.
At M'Cullouch's Mills, for Tuscarors die
trict, Sept. :.
At Johnstown, for Beale district, Sept. g.
At Mexico, for Walker district, Sept H.
At fhorpsOntcwn, for Delaware distric,
Sept. -.
At MAlistersville, for Fayette district, Sep
tember lS.
At Eichheld, for Monroe district, Sept. Is
At Knouse's School House, for Susquchan
M district, Sept. 10.
At Thoms Cox for Greenwood ';strict
Sept. ls.
A, Locust Grove, for Milford district, Sep
tember 2e. ,,-; -. b,
It :iia;in, for fer1iillahagh district, Sept. Is
&: for Mifiin borough, Sept. 26,
The examinations will begin at O'clock
precisely. 1t is hoped that applicants will b;
aresent at the time of opening No one will bt
admitted into the class more than half an no 1
fter9 o'clock this will be rigidly adhere
to. q, --. >. .,.
EACH applican, IS regTaaer.sa 10 come pro.
vided with pen, ink and at least three sheet.
Of paper
No certificate averaging more than ! will
be granted. unless at the urgent request Of
the board of directors nor q certificate ir
which all the essential branches are not rep
resented.
Directors will please attend to having ,b,
house opened by Soclcck A. NJ. Neglect Of
this may put re TO great Inconvenience.
H..B. ZIMMERMAN,
81. County Supt, Juniata county. Pa
PerrysFiIle Aug. 8, '65-4t
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62s. HOOP SKIRTS S2S.
HOPKINS

"OWN MAKE OF HOOP SKIRTS.
ars gottcr up'expressly to NEE, the want. Of
FiBsr CLASS TRADE.
They embrace q complete assortment E;
ALL tho NEW and DESIRABLE Styles, Sizes and
Length, for Ladies' Misses and Children, and
are superior to all others MADl in point Of
Symmetry, Finish and durability; being
made of the fnrst tempered English S;es!
Springs--wiih Linen finished Covering, snd
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secured, by iInproTed machinery. They re
tain their Shape and Elac,icity to the last.
-and are WARRANTED TO give ESrinK Salts
FACTION.
Also. constantly in receipt Of full lines Of
good Eastern Made SKIRTS. at very lev
Prices. SKIRTS Made to Order, Altered
and Repaired WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
at NAsUrAcToRY and SALxs Rooa,
No. 62S ARCH Street, above 9th !,
PHILADELPHIA.
seA. Terms CASH, ONE PRics osLY.
Aug. l6, '65.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-06
DR.. Wishart's Great American DYspepI
sla Pills.

DR.. vishart's Great American DYspepr
sIa Pills.
This is to certify that have suffered for ten
years that dreadful complaint called ,dyspep-
sia. / suffered much pain and distress, with
gloom and depression Of spirits; was treated
by eight different physicians for my complaints
and at times was much better, but then the old
disease, dyspepsis, would return with al its
dreadful realities, and my whole system 6as
fast wasting away. In this sick and debilita-
ted state, was handed circular of Wisharts
great American Dyspepsia Pills, and Pine Tree
Tar Cordial, which gaze a correct description
OF my sufTerinss, and determined to place
myself under the Doctors care, and take his
medicines.
As soon as commenced the use Of the med
.eine, began to get better, and SO ] confined
three months, at which time l was perfectly
restored to health. am to-day a we'll man
Dr. wishar,, give you this certificate with .
grateful heart for the benefit haze Eeceived
from The use of Jour truly woudelful n,eaiciqes
May God bless you and preserTe. yop. truly
useful life for many years. l would say 70
every sick person who ia suffering as Has,
that my residence is No. 139 Richmond street
Phflsdelphia, where viii take great delight
in giving testimony TO the great power OF Dr'
Wishart's medicines to cure.
F.H. ALLEN.
Prepared emily by the proprietor,
Or. L.o. C. Wishart.
No. 10 North Second Street,
Philadelphia Penna
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