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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04
THE CAMPAIGN In PENNSYL.
VANIA.
Address Of the National Union State
Committee.
10 THE PEOPLE OF PENNSYLVANIA
The Verdict in 1904.

Pillow CITIZENS In . short time
Jon will again be called upon to exercise
the highest privilege, and perform one Of
the most sacred duties Of Freemen. One
year ago our State was deeply agitated BY
= conflict of opinion which was emphati
oally aud unmistakably settled =. the bal
'os-bo1. Then the public mind was thor
pughiy aroused by the warmth and ability
Of the contest On both sides were ar.
rsyei men who earnestly, and perhaps in
nos: cases sincerely, endeavored to pur-
suads their fellow -citizens that the tri
umph Of their views va iudispen sable t.
the welfare and prosperity Of the State
the peace and enjoyment Of the people
spd the duration and life Of the Nation
After . long contested and thorough can
,a,,, til. people of Pennsylvania, BY more
than twenty thousand, and the people Of
the Nation, BY more than four hundred
thousand msjority, rendered their YER
dict. The lines we're plainly drawn, aud
.hs issue clearly srd fully made up. 1t
is impossible for on. 70 be mistaken as to
,he character Of the trial, or the nature
Of the verdict. The administration Of
Abraham Lincoln was on trial. The
American people were the jurors. The
contest was waged BY his friends, under
most inauspicious circumstances, and in
the mids. of unparalleled difficulties and
trials. No event, in the history Of the
human race, was 50 we'll calculated to test
fully and completely the capacity Of man
for selfgoverumeIs. The people were
called upon, voluntarily, to tai themse!-
YES for the payment Of an immense, and
daily increasing debt. They were asked
% furnish more men for the army; and
90 the very eve Of the election, Pfesi,
dent Lincoln proceeded to enforce
draft to fill up the army at all hazards,
preferring the suppression Of the rebel
ion and the life OF the Republic to his
own success At the polls, an example OF
disin,.,essed patriotism and of heroic &C.
lion, mover surpassed BY any ruler named
In history.
Tho people Of the United States prov
Cd thsmselves worthy of such , ruler
animated by lofty patriotism, rising
shove all considerations of sel6shuess, and
having resolved upon their knees and in
their closets that the noble old Republic
of our fathers should not perish in spite
Of all our enemies at home and abroad,
tho tyraut and aristocracies Of Europe,
Ihs kings Of the earth, armed traitors in
the South, their symp.thlzers 10 the
North, and all tAe enemies of human lib
srty, everywhere, they heroically and
cour.geously recorded their verdict at the
ballos-box. Both parties went into the
contest with their principles plainly in
scribed upon their banners, and it is i'm
possible 10 suppose that the people did
no. understand the nature, extent and
.,,e ehAsa-:ar ot the issaes which they
~.r. trying
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-04
SrI,ti 4attrp.
SONG FOR THE WEARY.

Heart Be still,
Der the darkness Of the woe,
Bow thou silsntly, and low
Genes to the what e'er 0sd viii.
Be thou still.
Es thou still!
rs.siy all thy words srs spoken,
Till ths word Of God hath broken
LIES dark mysteries, good Or i'll.
% thou still.
Be thou still!
lis thy Fathers work Of grace.
Nsit thou yet before his face,
Hs. His sure promise will fulfill.
Res. thou still
Lord, my God!
Sy the grace, Omsy Ibs
All submissive, silently.
TO The ehastsnins Of thy rod
Lord, my God!
Shepherd, King.
yren aAy Hullnsss, grant to me.
eteAdfAs, fearless faith in thee,
Till from nigh, the day shall spring,
Shepherd: King!
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FOR -Nsu AND 20 s.srV.

RAE' ANA SM Ill FARM CONSISTING
- 20, .'.r" nni hun, &C. ant z n"r 90. ttnc -
uvaei land urit "a Hiuudnnco S.ma,cd 20
yIia-, %. NaS'l,. u.ar Nc -. l. th.T'ai o' ,t.
Il, nfoo,,n. =.
CRANRELEY hNp FRUIT CULTUEE---
~ FANORAHLF CiiANCIS A. BhAthS
nl.L7, n !. fAKhlS' Lh Nbs ,thtAI.,
l7lIsye -omr ,"', Chow and rSy levs,, ste
and i'cinti = 90 c1c.t Decline ard nth"r
announcements upon Lngt lOairI 81 Bea,it nI:S
iu. ,ou-' iu r. soi nod very tSo,Eab lsa'"d. ths
HIo ~ t,i, -uuo. OF cranhclri pa n, sr.po anf
o.pt Of Il.,agr. Amy b. isttcr 70 II. u. dEACH.
Ioh's River, Ocean ,uuniy, NJ. COMMUNICATION
d,y p.t poIawa'c lni .ritn bay RI -.f foct 4
AuuH, s'o =. H. pstance ~ u.il.s. Through iieA-
~, o.. -u.Hu't Oh .Oud uctH, . ~. $50
G'tRM TOR sALE-NEAl. SAG HARBOR,
A nir,sn,i hr.ith, L,aloL, LIN nr rEtensvr cfau-
br.lY ile.tp" Gp-n II stock, crops and tCols VIII
,oca Al 80 r,Aht'. Ha
EOR SALE-AT EOSSVlLIE, STATEN
island stpry sttic Frame houIo b'rn, &c,
o'etpe. viii four scros Of itnd, egitly waited
Ieai ,ne village anu oar hisn tround, nh hne pos.
hAcHEFIOK 60, *, rtsrl It. 400
EOG tLU-l9 OR ~ ACRES OF EXCEL
J i'u' al prove land on Ions li.And - hours
oue ran ia cupeutol md loiuer work, or In hou =
pl.u.,n, ap2p to a slrCC TER l42 fulton a 80
EOl. sAlI--A FINE 10 ACRE FARM, Nv
y h.y,uyrd 'ur i.JJ will receive . gOOl jJufy
l.rr Lo,tr, ns iair su', aad give tine to- r.
halslcr. A,rv 20 a. HcuOrrER lis fuiton p. ...
l,OH SALL-lS WILLIAMSON MGH. 4 4
4 story an las lcnt houre, COntuu.ug NJ SESAME,
in p ,o1d Ia, aion. Apply 10 Ia. DOW T., 40 iti.s.-
~ IH'AiHHnuir NJ IA no lro'ep s'1.'a i... 2 '.'
lHOE SALE VALUABLE W'llnIEG
'i' for sale a flataulh J., D., l'.... .......''
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A UCTiON NOllCE-7uO CASTS BOOTS
AAud gNses t. A' soli II ~ 81 on. on 0nuGa, N,ih
.'ig a. l,'9 ,euce. Il iic sttre 81 g. :. iAtsUS- .
SONS, No 81 COu. tiAid At. ii
HElL \ lNGEAHAM WILL SCI. THIS
da'' a. lo@ o'clu'.. ~ "a Netison q. o. .a'ua
AsoTlu' li ~ iLr1ituit OF reu..tlar l,A. us Gle
ciy' con fll- C stNUod fef ~ m .utp. u it,
.'s sua insriIa ca Ists, chain. tslrs lu.t.I4 To-
ine; also s,oi .ut Of Kitchen furniture .uy
a.. Giten ION 0i house. eyer. ils
DOCKS AND SLIPS. HO. ~. NlRNtT
- t,harS AMI OF. 2 .. crcrfy boon .Ys toltc Cor.
We suction Ncf're IL hereby ..y,u tasl %, q .uv.
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H' D" q. oil AAy. lNlh. ttia.n-i,s .l..uuti thc
e'soi lptut' ioce..on and to.ins oi .y. pa, BOO h,d
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this tuiue. MAITuEM l. EEENNtS. G. .mp.
toic.. e.. 4 N,v Nolk. Iep vim. 10 o. Iius go,
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DAWNBROkTRS-- MOTTO Nj PR
- %. ale lc uts.,d 10 Te Ucm The .nus ir.oH tIe
ulsi ia. 90 Ma, l-ua, ~ I ktNtu. up t4+ lee
tees. JO~Lil lW iHitS. ..
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- s 1D,,k 90 the Nu,uou lanr.~ Nortn IS Il-
table. ,hairs. ca w. uc'ssesd- and i,.hnt oi',e
iutn ti''s cr'cte.N, @C, 80
\IIUlAM AtRur., AICTipNIiE OF.
.od Noudsy, all day aud evening. t1 pi,-t qua tic
st"k sad fAtutes Ut tur dr .ouls so't. SCI .d 10, .
tU e. sd r. Dc.a.Hts. ftrts - % sud lls4. 81
uusllHe hl-icr.. FitNtf. trimming. o.. ..t
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.Ann LAHnEERS. AL.n D MAEkIln
IO~E ASD FOUND.

4 BNNK BOOK LC~T--SO. au-, '3 UN
L,,rate-t .s..a." It.4t. tn' tl-,. al
p'. q res. De- d. O, tlr itnF
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pax tDs a. 10, u'u Hns~,s tI. nam, t, b tNN O.
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tie n.us so coi. oi 'sti.k lp1.uiu,.'s It
EOt MON TIN ,rH INST. ~ NFW
lJrk email 'ifl o.. mupo., -'uru 90, uwu,-
ell ut Ian a. iu Luus. east OF I,aishi It, lak-
in. so
7 oNf-A pOCKrT-bOOk CONTAINING 4
"a 1nrs AMI -oino stNurs On one uns too. vst
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returning tho same " $50 islnarl ~. room IS. 90
/ OS'I-A FLAT GOLD WtTCV. KEY
- yn.aycl J.. II ON on, DE-, st. q. oil % rc,e.t.
? h" value 10 he pain ioi ic.u.u 20 j. l.. uANt g,
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TAkES FEOM TIE PHC.NIN BNNL, 4
Hack va hI marked %. a. d. 4. ,1H'-.i .'.f
h''.. Of no ~. Der. i,io.si s'rrl 80. lC 90 ioi
Ne troo' ur,'. b. tfdtessIn- los IS 3, =. Cd.
$40 ELNAEi-BOAT LOST Of 1uL
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A. Hll 'INn,ei u. Ea,kyu % i.. 90. TIE ll,,c
zoe afG vii .n Pol, q. DO 81 Iof iu.. uN ol ctl
IT, 'oa'c. o., o. -,,.. II. ILAthh. ~. og. o.
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ANTI.D.

WATCH AND c. OCE MAKFRS-TIIE
e. $40 cheap 33i
NANTEn-SuME EXPERIENCED Warp
W eHE 'oAa' emp o,l''ut ami the hu heu ~ =
81 - IAN a. BA,iL. g. II tl,otI Noh
NANITr-2o SOFT SILK WINpERS For
eni g a"d % Agr ~ oien'. cullol int ~ 49,
I'D 80 "a. N,ne but uose uliei star Z ing The
tus 1e-' tho ouehly need Apply. STRANGI & 10.
4 ILLS Nost1 IL 81 lessen O'h and tn sA ~
WET NURSES HAVING GOOD REFER
w cures 70 ont. 10 situatiols ~ ftp. iuV % The
NJ ."ty, tlst ao,- ID as, between A. nd J. lnionu
received ST - month. 1888
\ITANTEp-2O SCOOP BENCH Mou!-
w te.s. Apyl NJ he foundry, No li-.ld Tow -
e. WI ii.utbuILA, l.. J. 80
\NANrED-2 coon OPERATORS ON
w -iut,rsA loves a. ,in ic. l,sch.ua toeo,s
O. soy ..,m,u'' -s.tess. Aipi a. 1. rItA'~ 81
Go fesr, st. BIS
y FARM HANDS WHO UNDERSTANDS
- plan ~ cuus, wanted attu.i wages, go 80 a
sho Diet 4.a "a 90, country. N.ply Al ImICy To-
ment douse, 70 Eleventh It. cor 6,u ave.
Inn GOOD WOVEN SKIRT HANDS
w pau,ei; fool pa. Ag?, io the l..ion
street. @"j
GID IABnEFRs WANTED Irrcit'.lv
~-bO,o Noi 4 on .tscts. APP, on vori ul Cline
to-. ANt, nee. tvsslI 4St, Uiuus yil ~tt,- q Co.,
trti cou.unt Ia .to. men. ktNusLti d lI.r-
6NOO L'BuEERS, AL,n MARRIED
49, ncu. ...h q. g,aiy .,am,u.' 4,
road, asuoit distance va tue c'untt. ~."., ...
aDsl.- u! 60. Va. .'p. IA. " tt.r !'...
&C. oJ.,' a. 81. CohNrhi, al 'D.NLANu'N Co.,"
90 ft.t 800 4.... r..
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

3 y NTlI AVENUE NEAT MNLhLT lIE
rae. " ell the tN,utrs. cufnrr.in. ,--.il'
90. ''' t ...!i 't'ioN Ia'u p' r. su,.- l's W."
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het'1. o. n e''.'li ne. There for tHc p.t tvr.ve
,r's. a. y lo g. ii' f.on 90, t...n,,t l,o she
lc. wear. TO- iui wri,a.sis aapN toJoth
y. NAN '' NNikh. 81" 90 f''. .'r ''tI .'. .'l
i MEir Snnr ruG >.iE, ,oENrg ~
y rnlc' a.d M'lou.lh o.. 70. ooiIyu uitn s.. 4.
ADD uAi.4er all oompc.r. .lr c'.h. ini-ii' 100 tla
sIug .ts
4 coon CHANCE TpE a rrRsuN WIN
,wnil o. ' .r-. s,.t...il iur tH. ! .'ur,s
us,. uiu.aD,l io. DIP. IYesr ROM ogl. Guar north,
,ue,r -
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flt rac. TIE I,uo soos AMI hxtute, Vi .l oy-t'r
90 ou 9uu g. iNfte fuUpHT .. SaisIgrtHry st-
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e-tCt d
A.. GOOD CHANCE FOR \ SMART Man
or omen rith email r1r.rl. &c. 500 Boo the lVu"r
uuiu,.s orapn'ucr taA a.. ipyu.rc IA ttr sto...
oa Nev tHamlef' o. cor Of uaS y. y. a'
DII,ufR SHOP For SALE CUEAr-
- ~ u9ius SOD tu-n.'-'. Algiy N'l D.. 1T,
EOR SALF-A GROCERY A%D LIQUOR
-,oi". r,o.s rna hatu -. ~ thicti, populated
i'cl . ., .i,.t Evod uus'D'.~ eau &c aDut. AppN
tUR SAIL DHEAl-BA9. FIXTURES, &C..
i eori''' 30" '"DAioA, r'". only ~ % outt'
Is N g.. % cu.e" 'ir' cola, d. n,. Ia.''4.. %
Tua oALr-ruf >T1rH, FIXTURE, Aad
e".-' 10. OF cay ia" ma.,r' sh.r, vnr.r ts. g.
,on H. nee, - ,s eo1' '.t@n' & .. ",,' .-
Tor SALE CUCAp-A WHETIWl.GHT
L M. t.p with c.'tn. ,ani.ltv.n.o GOA p, ard
tu.fh. .,4
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nOR~E~. CNHl,IA0As. Sc

JNOR SAIL HEAVY HORSES. Amnnpr'
higl, ldo u"n 20 ! yeaIr ot; OF NC|.d rslY..sa
20 loo priced ore, so o Noe .uung t4gU, byh,,
with ira If,uuc Ia the glt .cfy, oo.u,s ptoSr ma
IN -.
EOR SALT Ray MARE, - HANDS
l'fh. 'tat. Old. S'rd r ali ua "urss. 4. o.. and
rood ,.I,tr III Do C. 1t il',hrt YIusof 20 lC.l-rA
'cnicr. ImI 70 Z Va 81 j "a Iad l4t A''...4
EOE SALE--NACHlEE AND HORSE For
a ,.ui0 k,nll NJ roll. Al 30. WG-t 9Th Ct. ,4I
EOR SALr--A GkrN MARE, % YEARS
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,oth ave ! HlLtSftl. -
Tor SALE-A HORSE GOOD FOR Any
business. !DY.irs l', ii.fidE IT, $50
EUK SALr-A LAkGI PAIR or WOE. or
ryp e,s Ma.'s, Ouud ani ANA yer-,oir. 90 e
-.+I iJl PAN snll rep tt, ..nI tuHd bas rtr,
n han - 10, sound aAd lana ole 'Ir 90. go s.s
WGstiu ton p. Do
EDR SALk CHEAP rOR VAST or 81
sp infl ug cart, iu goo Oll,4 Aad ~ il l-c
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r, .aC, 80 p .. tr..s ~. G.Ouk!g "a. :. %, Oh.
uUE.Ls ChEAP-suLD -. WANT OF
II l. e. seven, fHit.u iJg ry0rc,s, Co. 70 O. ,Iu. -
e.s. ~.
HORSE For SALF--Sl TABLE 20. 4
- p.:.ar' ,roo' -. Va. .. e.csp. A..l.
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NEAGONS AND HOESE> iuR SAIL
W F.U'.s bI.re,- gNH st'. t..r %. c.-fl. ...
'uo ~ second uaHI cs.ra.os- b" tr,ils 70, Hot.
lyu.
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pERSO>Al NoVIt ..s.

\ Ny INcDHHATi'N fEfAEpI>G HUG..
"a .'u 20 le i.t.Ls II 90 .H.i 100 W ou '.luv
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tRTIFICIAL FLOWERS WANTED so |
a scod tina' and onsnrheu. 4 - sone bad to
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- jus .Hl'.' tppy ..i Dfud't .
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= sood hlna' and Vn.nchers NJ - soIne bad, TO
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A BE MN AND BDNS-OL REGIONS.
q l. be demsnd ior Hois.iou, q, ,inctc,se-. AT9ly
e. tel. A. HlsH - III .e ala lu All Case D.. "a &c
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RAEr ArN--A SMALL FARM CONSISTING
- Cd. a .Iur" Hui huu &C.. snt 3 nr. %, fine -
IVA Ell land uUit "a AhuuuAucc S.uhlrt 100
vida, %. Nav'l. u.ar ttr .. l. i.Hu,si o' ,t.
- ''''. App, "a TIE fctu!c Store 80 Atl.,'.'
-. bf0ohtu.
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IS No .rs-,'- ~ a -J.-. ivgte family; the vt-
ba'' mat lrI tAod Nrrt " would c~'riov a rood
q SHY o'a an ,9au ely. ApyIy ls, West III
.uet .-J
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in some way diminishes the power Of vac
cination against infection hence it be-
comes the imperative duty of every pa
rent to have the child vac accinated on en-
tcring the fifteenth year; 1t it does not
take, no harm has been done it it does
take, the chances Of an odious and fearful
disease have been with great certainty re-
moved. This re-vaccinition should be re-
peated at twenty-five, especially if that Of
fifteen did not take. In order 10 fx upon
the readers mind a strong and clear idea
Of The value and necessity Of re vascina-
ton, single fact will be stated. The
Prus,ian Government, mole than any
other, eniorccs vaccination and revaccin-
alton. in 1857, Of forty seven thousand
reyaccinated, the full effect took place in
twenty ono thousand and those last, al
though the small pox prevailed all over
Prussia that year, not one single soldier
took it.
Now, every reader OF this should at
once bs vaccine ated, and should remember
sta! every person in this country who has
had the snail pox, had it no, because be
was ignorant of VACCINATION OF despised it,
but only put off vaco,nnt:?;. day, Gill a
more convenient season." And tais Tcry
rejection has made the suferings of the
disease tho more unbearabIe, and tho death
which probably ended them the more un-
wclcomo.--M y. Evening Post,
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VOLUME 80.

mid he would enquire, for his great care
had been to save his people from dcstruc-
tive war and entire spoliNion, with which
Black Hawks conduct hsl caused them to
be threatened.
The next day he called at head-quar-
ters and whispered that his fears had
proved prophetic that the happy BRIDE
groom had, for the good of the confeder-
acy, confessed himself to be the guilty
party, and was at hand but begged the
general to repeat, in full council, the des
mand, etc. This was accordingly done,
and as soon as Scott's peroration--I dc.
mand the murderer was interpreted, the
yourg Apollo stood up and said l am
the mani With violent stamp and
voice Scott called out the guard A ser
goant, with dozen grenadies rushed r,
seized !be offender, and carried him off.
When Tho Blacksmith began to place
and rivot irons upon him, he struggled
furously. It took several of the guard to
hold him down. lie said he did not como
forward to be ironed he did not wish to
bo tried, that be preferred 10 be shot at
once. He was sent down 10 the Illinois
court then in session, put on his trial, and
notwithstanding the strong circumstaniai
evidence, and that it was proven he had
acknowed red the killing in hand.to-hand
fight, a tricky lawyer, well provided with
the mean, of bribing, no doubt by tho
chiefs of tho confedcracy, obtained from
the jury a verdc! of not gully.
The acquitted had yet to pass another
ordea!-one Of fire aud water. A swift
horse, half way between the court and the
Mississippi, Ga few hundred yards off )had
been Provided for the occasion; frontier
men always have the rifles in Eand, and
their horses ready. Tue lawyer hastened
his client out of court, and gained for him
a good start. "Fly, yourg man, or your
dearly bought Helen will soon be a wild
owl" In minute followed by some whiz-
zing shots he was in the saddle. 70 an
mother, "horsc and rider" we're plunged
into "thc great fatbe. Of waters,' swim
ming side By side. Now came up furi
ously dozen rfenen, VINO threw away
their lead at H. 100 distant game. The
last ne-s OF the romantic Represented him
as tho happy father of thriving family of
young barbariaus," by more than
"Dacian mother"-all far beyond the Mis-.
sissippi.
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A Man who has not slept for
over Fourteen Years.

At present thore is soldier at tho
Chestnut Hill Military Hospital, phiIadcl-
phia, who has not slept loa n single nc
ment fer fourteen years and six months -
This may scom incrcdtablc, but, never.
theless, it is true, and can be variied by
numbers of persons. The individual is an
intelligent man, naturally, and has the
benefit of a moderate education. His name
is G. D. Saunders, Ordclly Sergeant Of
Company G, Thirteenth Virginia yo'uu-
teers. He entered the service of the Uni
ted States on December %, 1863. lie is
in the forty fifth year of his age. lie
health has been generally excellent during
his life.
In 1s49 he was attacked with cholera,
and since that period with lung fever en-
two occasions. In the Summer of 1850
sleep forsook him, and since that time he
has never felt the least drowsy. He always
led o temperate life, His vile and children
reside ia Putnam County, West VirgiBia,
Since ho entered the Federal army he has
been on seven raids, and four charges s,dur-
ing which time he informs US that he never
ielt tired or sleepy, lie was in the fou
onargcs made beyond HarpcT's Ferry, va,
on the l7th, 18th, 10th and Goth oflast
August, and yet did not feel the least
sleepy. Why it 10 that he connot or does
rot sleep is as much mystery to him as
il is to many scientific gentlemen who, ,hav-
ing had their attention called to him, have
been astoundod in their attcmI is to inves-.
tigato the cause.
Upon one occasion, at his request, a
number OF a curiously- inclned gentlemen
watched him for forty.two days and
nights consecutively, in order, if possible,
TO arrive at the cause OF the wonderful
phenomenon. These gentlemen took turns
with each other ia the progress of watching
SO that if he gnould chance to sleep 1t
would be observed, Some Of the watchers
became drowSy, and it was as much as he
coIld do to awaken them.
, This singular man was soRt 10 Philaaelz-
phia by order Of the GelJ surgeon. IL
was admitted into the Hospital at Chest
nut Hill on the l7th Of November last,
suffering from chronic diarrhea aud rheu-
matism. lie has nearly recovered lrom
physical disability his appetite is good,
/ but yet be does not slcer, He retires to
bed, the same al other soldiers, but he
cannot sleep. lie simply receive :phisie'l
rest. This brief narrative of a mo.t wor--
derful phenomenon may seem fabulous, bus
, the reader is assured that it Is the uuta