■, bns been occupied and the r „ilroad is being repaired. WjsmOTToN.iMny 9,11 30 a. m.—-To:Ma ■ ' General Dix; —A dispatch Ima just been }°’"- r „j from General Butler, transmitting r . cc .(jiuial report of General Leo of the reb il onerntioua on Friday. llesava their loss in killed is, not largo, , i they liavo many wounded. Ido grieves i announce that Oon. L'ongstroot was so °,dv wounded on Thursday and it is sup- Gen. Stafford will recover. Ho a merciful God that every advance on 1 LTOcil. Grant's! part has heen repulsed.. {(estates that our 'orces attacked theirs and used sortie’ confusion, and that General CnclsWortli-'S body, fell into thoir possession ; tutoiir report of this morning states that it • n ow in our “possession, under charge of Col Sharp, as stated in my first dispatch of this morning. The belief hero is that Lieut. Gen. Grant i 3 achieving a complete victory. Edwin M. Stanton, The Slat,' extra, says there is no founda tion for the report that the Rebels are evac uating Richmond, nor that Petersburg has Scon evacuated. . Tho following is the'list of casualties, as far as received i Brigadier General Alex. Hays, of Pennsyl vania, killed ; Brigadier General James S. Wadsworth, of New York, killed ; Brigadier General Webb, wounded; Colonel Wilson, 43dNew,York, and Major Fryer, wounded; Colonel Stone. 2d Vermont, and Col. Tyler, wounded ; Colonel Lewis and Lioutennnt- Colonel Foster, 3d Vermont, wounded; Cpl. Stone, of tho Buoktnils, injured by a fall; Colonel West, Dili Mnino, killed : Col. Bid ircl.jHh New York and Major Darlington, IJJili Pennsylvania, wounded; Colonel Car roll, 95th Pa., killed; Captain Byrnes, 2d Pa., captured; Captain Briggs, 11th Pa., wounded in tho thigh; Col. Gwynne, flSth Pa„ wounded in leg; Major Darlington, 18th Pa„ tilled ; Colonel Woodward, son of Judge Wajihvard, killed. Mqoral Lnngstreet was shotby a bullotin tin neck and mortally wounded-. Mnrmb. On llio 3d hist., liy tho Rov. Jacob Fry-, Serj?,t. George 0. JJ.sn, of Baltimore, to Miss An.',-.! Klizaiietii lluitjian, of Carlisle. At the snmo time, ly the same, Corporal ■lnns G. B unt, of Meuhtyiicsburg, td Mbs 11 ua a 11. J'lcK els, of Carlisle. Ou tlie -Mth nit., hy tliesume, Mr. Frank lin - Uii.sj.v to Mrs. Lvuu Ann Junes, both of C.iditdo. -HiciL On the .'iOtJi nit., in Mifilm township. Mr. Fniui- Heckman, aged 87 years, 7'munths ami l! Jays. In Mitllin township, on tlie Oth inst:, Dax vn. Si Kit it Err, Esq., ages! 0-1 years. Mnrkek CARLISLE MARKET.—Mav 10 180-1, O'lrccled Wetdchf Ijy U. G. Woodward. I’l.'Tit, Su]H’rfine,- per bli.,- fly;, ’I".. Krtra, * <« *3;, H.ve. lie., r»,Vj Winrr U’iihat, pot bUsho!* j. 70 linn Wjra.vr, d 0.," 1.0:» r ' yy ” dm, Owiv, do., 1,20 " ir '- do., ’sn li.wu.i.r, do., l.nn In.i. dn., d 0,,. 1.10 I t.uVKltsKit n, \ do., fly;, TjKOTIIV.StKU d 0.,« PHILADKLI’IIIA MARKETS, May in. Fi.orn. superfine, " I’xntA, Hn; it, Mkai., ifrat, red, white, live, ydlow, , white, '•’m - KOR SALI'i,—A lir.st-rnte Buggy, j; ntwljr done for f<ale. Inquire of tin* un "Wgnei at Ilia store, next door to martin's Hotel. Carlisle, Slny 12, ISC I, rxcnitoi's’ Police. pfOPICK i« hm-eby given that Letters j tMtamonlur.v on the ei-into of Philip HccU ‘“»n,U e< c f. Slijtihn township, dee'd,. have been jr.niicilio the undersigned, roMiling in the sumo ■'wiship: AW persons indebted lotlio estate aro i r H cs '°d to make imtncdiiflo p.’lyiucnt, and those -wing claims will present (hem for settlement.' BAN lEL HECKMAN, .. . SAMUEL JIECKMAtf, -May 12, ISM-fSt.* F^lorr,. Notice. IVOtICE i;t hereby givetl that the Carlisle has and Water Company will oa and after •ic hi (lay °j next, chdrge &» 75 pot* thou- J*“'l “if Gas, and also a metro rent of twenty .,Vc,csn^s I )cr quarter on .each metro in-use. Also , l!1 , 1 10 prosoii t tariff* of Water Hunts, on and af r tic Ist day of October,next, will bo increased tweuty.fi vo - p or eeu't.. lr , ' GEO. WEISI), _%12, IRfIUU ' bvp'ni Universal Clothes Wringer. lron Ftaihe to Fresh, or Itusl and' Spoil the Clothes. ■ 55.81 S sold lu 1865. t pronounced superior to all others at Eirltp • d ’* Fairet London, 1863. It took tho Idsri. , ®‘ uln at Bio great Pair of the- American in NQVr 1803, And whorovoi* AND ADJUSTABLE! hi' Vrin « er With tho Patent COG WHEEL’ , rota which positively prevents tho rolls rc akiug or Twisting on the Shaft, cln?t Ut C i off whooIs » the whole strain of forcing Wr wll rou £^ l tho machine is put upon the upon a V caUB * n ff throe times us much strain I’alcnt ] l °wor foil as when cog wheels with' our •train °^ U a^or aro used, besides the extra In M P i° n tho cloth ' » Gl ° Question, "How Long will it tonkin* u? ° nn Bf ty» “As l°ng a 8 a wash.tub. tc *hmonv °Jn 0r any otllar fatmily utensil/* See ' ftTT S° Judd, of the American Agri tlio » No. 41 Park How, X. Y., who’ soya of 4m'J VKRSAL OLOTHES wringer, •fid/ ec ln machine much more tba,n pays for c ° D sidep if * n saving of garment’!- Wo with (j 0 „ H I,n Portant that the Wringer, bo fitted eio K theVrii° - rwiso ' a mass of garments may •tart aim ntx \ UD( I rollers upon the crank 'oris« tins slmr» olothoa, or the rudder break ‘ l is as 1 ‘ j Gur owu 1® on ° °f the first made, ton,l( int Ute ?, 0o(i Q 8 ile *o after nearly four years* 11 saves time, labor; clothes It o . A ND MONEY. |* fi 3hin K .£ 81 l£ an .J firmly secured to the tub or I “Jpe. IQo i a,l <l will fit tuba of any size' or I 1* will of «T?>i ,ta ’ 008t ‘« v o p y six'months in the Hi 3 r * hoao ' vifcU COG WflBELb L lhlc WiQan« „ u . •K n ovor ? particular. *‘ho io\vo r \; ll i >UCl .n r » that alter a few months’ I l ° clothing' lU * HOt * loia * on the shaft, and l>»J o 'b y I ' urui3 l‘“i uifamm« ! on trial, frob of«- lf » . J *. CAMPBELL, * a J 5, 186U 6m Jif "t' ond Ojtee/ Carlisle, Pa. CLOTHING EMPORIUM. GLOT@t¥G! LIVINGSTQN -has just returned from tho East with a.magnillceiit stock of CLOTHS,. 'CASSUIEItS, satinets; VESTINGS, and all other kinds of goods for CESTTLEWfEN’S CLOTHING. His assortment uf pioco goods is tho largest and moat varied" over brought to this town, and ho pledges himself to sell goods by tho yard as cheap, if uot cheaper, than any other store. His stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING Is extensive and beautiful, consisting of COATS, PANTS, VESTS, OVER COATS, «tc., &0., Ac., which he will sell CHEAPER than any other es tablishment. GentUsmcii’g FurDilsliing Goods.. Ho has a beautiful assortment of Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, Un'ltrshirta, Ovemhirtt, Draxcort, Umbrella 9, Carpet Jlaj*, Trunks, . (be., <£•<;., d'e. COME ONE, COME ALL, and soo for yousclvcs, lug beautiful assortment of goods, before purchasing elsewhere. lie will take grout pleasure in showing hie goods, and can sat isfy ail that ho and will, sell goods cheaper than any other house outside of tht Eastern cities. I would invito mi examination of my stock of Fine Cloths, russimc'rs, Vcstinge, &c., which I manufacture upon special orders. I would beg-leave to say that my goods arc manufactured under my own supervision, and by the very best workman- My present stock is the .most extensive J have,yet had in »lore, and I re- ask my friends and the public to give mo a call Oeforo purchasing elsewhere. JZ&" ilemember tho old stand. ISAAC LIVIXCSTW,. Aorlh Hanover Street, Carlisle, April.2l. 1801. WJ NESAixFLiaijM South Hanover Street, Carlisle. nnitL undersigned, successor to George •»- V*'inters, would respectfully inform hid friends and the public generally, that )io intends.to niaiu •iiin the elirirueler of the above hoilso an hereto fore, arid will keep constantly on baud v. lar-'o as sortment of ° BRANDIES. UDNS, WHISKIES, 110 .MS. CURDTA L'S , JUTTKKS-. £ C ., wt-drb ho can Fell as cheap as any other establish luont iu Carlisle, if not cheaper. Coumry Landlord,-} will Hud this the place to buy their .■ - WINES and liquors, Roth in regard to quality and price. His stock is largo and well selected, and ho in vites a call before purchasing elsewhere. Re member tire place, South Hanover street, directly opposite tho “ A'blunteer” Printing Ollieo, (Win ter’s old stand,) Carlisle. April 21, 180-1-lf. Dulled Slates 10-40 Loan. FStIST WA'a-lOWAS. MASKS, H HIS Hank, designated as u Depository am] 1. Pinaneial Agent of the United .States has been appointed to receive subscriptions on account of the United Slates Loan authorized by act of March ISO I. Tncse Ponds are redeemable at the plea sure of tho (jovermuont after ton years, and para ble forty years from date in coiiij with interest" at 5 per cent, per annum iu coin, and uio freu from all taxation. 7 02 7 00 - 5 75 1 75 a )S5 2 00 a 2 10 - I 55 1 35 1 10 Subscribers will receive Cither Registered or Coupon Bonds, as they may prefer*. Registered Ronds will he issued of the- denomi nations of J5O, $lOO, $5OO, $l,OOO, $5.(100 and $lO,- OIH). and Coupon Ronds of the douomiualioua of $5O, $lOO, $5OO and $l,OOO. The interest on the $5O and $lOO Ronds is paya ble annually, on all other denominations semi-an nuully. Subscribers are entitled lo interest from the (lute of their deposits with the Bank and Ronds will bo delivered free ,of charge. The amount of subscription may be deposited in U S. notes or National Rank notes; it is optional with subscribers to pay the accrued interest from date of Ronds (-March Ist, IdOJA or to receive bonds uruwing interest from tbo date of the subscription ind. deposits. If (he latter are preferred, the date from which interest will accrue if coupon bonds, will be stamped upon the first coupon lulling due .borealUr, and if registered bunds, such dale will e written in tbo body of the bond. J. C. IIOFKBR, Cushici'. April 21, 1864-tf. 127 a i 30 W. C. SAWtEJI, ron Tirn SANITARY COMMISSION. COMMITTEE Foil A DAY'S LAUOII. A DAY’S INCOME, A DAY'S ItEVENUE Of'l*XCL| J\o. lIS S. Stvcnth nlvcci, corner uf Huh- som street, second stiry,/rout room. This office will bo opeli daily from SI A. M. to 6 P. M., to receive subscriptions of One Day’s Labor, One Day s Income, One Day's llcveuuo, from all who labor, or who have incomes or revenues. Lvcry faniily has sonic relative or friend in the AUM\ Olt NAVt I Lot all bring in their offer ingB to swell the groat tide which is to culminate in Logan Square in the month of Juno next. Wo will receive individual subscriptions, house hold subscriptions, association subscriptions, sub scriptions of A Day’s Labor, A Day’s Income, A Day's Revenue,. in Money, iu Manufactures, iu Products... pflio poor man or woman will thus have an op portunity lo’coutributo to tho objects of, the Fair who would otherwise bo shut out of participation in'it. are invited ta call at the office, whore a committee will bo constantly In attendance to con sider their suggestions and to appoint sub-com mittees for city and country. * L. MONTGOMERY BOND, Chairman, McGregor. J. Mitciibson, Secretary. JOJIN VV. CLAFIIORN, Treasurer. Orncn, No. 118 S. Seventh Street, Phila. . April 28, 1801. mt. S. C, K.OOMIS, De- ltas removed from South,.Hanover street .to 'West Pomfrot stfeot,'opposite fb'o i'emalo High‘School, Carlisle. [April 28, 180 J. ‘ lIO'OP SKIRTS! HOOP SKIRTSM JUST received'direct from the manufactu rer, J. W. Bradley, Now York, a complete as sortment of tho celebrated Duplex Elleptio (or double) stool-spring Skijits, ono of tho best inven tions over known in the make and stylo of skirts, as they aro made 5 in all tli'6 different sizes', { and shapes, th’o Tull regular size, tho Quaker, the Demi Quaker, add the La Pctitt Quaker, embracing 30, 40, 50, (IQ, 70,' 80', 00 and 100 stool springs ih each, skirt. Ploaso call ivnd she. tjio pewoat.aipl best skirt over brought before tho public, at the;, udw and cheap stoirb, oh tho south-east corner of the publicsquarb, Carlisle^ LEIDICU & MILLER. April 28, 1801. Carlisle Deposit Bank, A DIVIDEND of 5 per cent, for .the Inst six months has this day been declared b}' this Bank, free of StuLo and National taxes, which will be paid, over to tho stockholders or their legal representatives upon demand being made for tho same. W. M. BEETEM, Carlisle, May 3, ISC 1, Caahisr, LIVINGSTON’S SPRING AND SUMMER CUSTOMER'S ORDEfIS, SPECIAL NOTICE, D. P. lIAZELTON. C .t It I I S L K ORE AX' CENTRAL FAIR LIST OF DEALERS, T n n P, 0 . 0 IVpres and Merchandise, nnd of . Hinlillers, Browers, Lumbermen, Reef, and Eat. mg Houses, «tc., within ll)o County of Cumberland, as appraised and cllassiliod by James *A-0 reen, •Mercantile Appraiser and by,him returned to the undersigned Treasurer of sajd county, to wit: CARLISLE: r\ ~ T , Chiu. Licfittl. yftvid Koony, groceries 14 s7' 00 J, F. Steel, Jo ll‘ 7 00 Q. P. Myers A Son, do 14 7 yy Sam'l Monaamitb, do .'ll 7 00 Susan Winchcl, do 5-4 700 Af. Myers, do U 7 00 M Finney, do 14 7 yy John Fuller, do H 7 00 Halbert A Brother, do 13 10 <)U John Hycr, do ]3 ' 10 00 Wm. Buntz, do 13 ' 10 00 F. B. Hoftman, do U 700 J. D. Mook, f do U 7 0()' A. Jorcihiab, ' do 14 7 00 A. Mouasmith, do 14 7 00 J. Sites A Son, shoes, 14 7 oi) John Irvine, shoes and hats 14 7 00 F. C. Kramer, jewelry 44 7 00 Mrs. S. Elliott, drugs 14 7 yy 11. Linnekuhl, tobacco and segars 14 7 00 J. D. Uorgas, stoves 14 7 00 J. Loudon, books 14 7 no H. Shapley, jewelry H 7 00 J. A I). Rhoads, produce 14 n 7 00 H. Rhoads, furniture It 7 00 11. C. Woodward, produce ]J 15 00 Armstrong A Iloffcr, Into A coal 11 7 (10 John Beelem, uroduco 13 jo 00 J. Sener A Co., do 12 12 50 S. M. Hoover, coal ‘74 7 00 A. B. Ewing, furuifuro ' 14* 7 U 0 F. C. Porter, confectionery 14 7 00 11. Moore, shoes 14 7 yy W. Cormnun, papers, stationary 14 700 OrednfieM A Shcafer, dry goo’dli i 3 io 00 W.C. Sawyer, do 10 20 00 O. Ogilby, Trustee, U 6 12 12 50 } V .:. P out *’ , do HI 20 00 Leidich A Miller, do 11 35 00 Ephraim.,Steel, jciyplry 14 7 qo 11. S. Hitter, merchant tailor 14 7 00 Henry Saxton, hardware 10 20 00 11. R. Jameson, fancy goods * 700 Jacob Boas, bats 14" 7 yy R W* -Haverstick, drugs 14 7 00 I). Sipo, furnilure mul wall papery 14 7 00 Mrs. E. S. Williams, millinery 14 7yy I. Livingston, merchant tailor 13 10 00 i L. F. Lynu, hardware 12’ 12 5y A. Elliott, shoes 34 7 00 S. C. Huyctt, clothing It 7 yy Mrs. M. Morris, stoves 11 7 00 Joseph //eigler, Hour and food 11 7 0 y Duvid Fredericks, inarkotiug 11 7 00 Chas. A Smith, do, 11 7 yy George Faoor, baker 11 7 00 Mrs. S. A. Hutton, milHuor-v 11 7 00 Michael A Knsminger, leather 14 7 00 ; RB. Leonard, clothing ‘ J 1 7 0(1 M illiam marketiug 34 7 yy William Wert, do 1-i 7 yu Wiliam Brough, do 14 7 yt) H. liarkness, do li 7 yy Allison A Koony, do- 14 7 yy John Conley, dry 14. 7 yy Wunderlich A Ilabcrts, marketing 14- 7 yy J. W r . Smiley, clothing and shoes 13 10 00 J. Templar, baker 14 7 y<\ J. C. Fleming, shucs , 1J 7 yy J. A. Keller, hats 14 >tm I*. Arnold,-clothing i;j jo on I). Ralston, drugs 3 1 7 mi KH/,a Stahl, millinery 34 , 7 no Lavid Slerrott, shoos X L 7 00 J. £chnndil, baker 14 7 00 Win. do 34 7 00 W. A. Milos, lurni'diing store 14 7 00 N. lianleb, merchant tailor 14 7 00 Rheum & Spa hr, confectionary 14 700 A. M. Piper. books and stationary Ii 7 00 Mrs. J. C. Xeir, millinery « 14 7 00 T. Conlyn. jewelry 14 7 00 William Hum, dealer 14 7 ou George Gallic, huts 14 7 00 Si'jp’l Jkioininger, rohee, Ac, 34 7 00 A. A. Line, agt. stuck dealer 14 7 00 Lewis Robinson, do 14 7 00 George ilondel, do 14 7 00 Leeds A Sanderson, do 14 7 oil G. W. kJ. W. A hi, do 14 7 00 W. J. Cameron Hour A feed,- 14 7 on Peter Faust, produce 31 7 yo iIECIIANICSBURd.- Rrindle A Nieswan'gor, drygoods 10 $2O 00 Boyd it Eberly, hardware II If, 0t) Loidig A Mathews, stoves 14 ' ~ in) Mrs. S, .Rryan, millinery ]•{ oo Ira Day. drags I-J 7 (in Olarlc A SLittier; drugs 14 7 00 John Johnson, groceries 14 7 (M) Coml’ort A .Sun, dry goods 12 12 50 (leyero A Struck, drugs- 11 7 (,ij Daniel (irabill, merchant tailof 14 7On George Robb, hardware 13 lo till R. Wilson it’ Sun, .stores 14 7 on Chfonister it Rrugh, dry goods 12' 12 50 John Bugle, d*> 14 7 Ut) L. W. Abrams, ololhiug 14 7 tin Jacob Swurt/., jewelry 14 7 on U. Keim, hoots and shoes 14 7 On J. R. Herring; drugs- |4 7 on David Miller, produce ' 13 10-tU! W. 11. Oswald, coal J 3 10 on Levi Reigle, shoes and hats 14- 7 On Jacob Bmiuger, groceries ' • 13 10 Oil Keefer it Greaves, merchant tailor 14 7 00 J. R Keene, jewelry 14 7 on Rraudt A Co. produce 9 25 00 J. Johnson A Sou, produce 9 25 00 Zacharies A Sou, do 03 10 00 J. Milleiseu, lumber 14 7 (g) J. J. Smith, baker 14 7 pp S. W. Worst, furniture 14 7 no J.D. Uaflmisbcrgcr, musio 14 7 On George Hummcll, coal 14 7 on T. 11. Bryson, produce 10 20 00 S. G. Rowman, groceries 10 20 00 John Rupp, furniture 14 7 00 J. D. Itaffenabcrgor, marketing 14 700 George Koser, do 14 7 00 George Slcinous, do 14- 7 r,O Solomon Chrouistcr, do 14 ‘ 7 U 0 F. A. Marshall do 14 7 UU David Devinney do 14 7“ 00 William King, dealer 14* , 7 00 Samuel Kberlyj do 14. 7 00 IT. 11. Bherly do 14 . 'V 00 Armstrong A Son, groceries ,14 700 M. C. Dherly, dealer 13 ; 10 00 Jacob Nislcy stock dealer, 14 7 OS Win. Bruner, {t 14 7 00 SIIIPPENSBURG, 13. K. Keller, drugs ,14 $ 7 0(1 J. 11. Criswell, drugs, H 7 00 A. ,T. IVnlf, stoves 13- 7 H. Ilysingor, jewelmt-- r J 4 7 Orajjll it l2 12 I3.nf. groceries, 1-1 7 S. 0. Hollar, do J.,4 7- 'P. S. Artz, do 14’ 7 Mrs. M. Davis, millinery 14 7- Shcrcr <t Blair, merchant tailor 14 7 Mrs. A. Baker, millinery 14 7 J. Heck i Co., drygoods 13 JO Isaac Landis, jewelry 14 7 George Butts, groceries' 14 7 J. & J. B. Keddig, dry goods- 12. 12 *‘n .J. C. Altick, drugs'- 14 7 George W, Croft', hafs. qud shoes 14- 7 Stcvick «fe MThorsonV dry goods 13’ tO John Stumb’augh, drugs 14 7 Forney &. M'Phorson, hardware, 13- 10 Peter Miller, groceries .14 V 7 15. J. Snoddy, furniture 14 ,7 J. 14. Paguo, groceries 14. 7 Isaac M, Ilylccs, stoves 14 7 J. Bridges, merchant.tailor ' *l4 7 G. B. Coles, bats and shoes 14 7 G. 11. Stewart,,dry goods 13 10 C. Faatnacht, agent, groceries 14 - 7 Mrs. P. Doitrich do 14 ' 7 H. Iluby <t Co. produce 10 20 Soiror A Ari’glb .do 14. 7 T. B. Blair ' do ll 15 H. Duke, furniture 14 7 David Criswell, furniture 14 7 James Kelso, stationary 14 7 G. W. Groason, tobacco k aogars 14"' 7 Benjamin Biggs, marketing' 14 7 Samuel-Myers-' do 14 7 NEWVXELE. J. A. Kunklo, hardware IS $lO 00 Kliuk & Brother dry,gbod* . 13- 10 John Hard, marketing 14 7 T. J. M'Caudlish, dry goods 13 10 Hays «fc Irvine, groceries 14 7 Mrs. M. B. Heed, drugs' 14' 7 Joseph Laughlin, clothing 14 7 J. 11, Miller, drugs • 14T, 7 Stough A Elliott, dry goods 12 12 50 Georgo AV, Mull, stoves 14 7 L. V. B. Bo’perj jewelry 44- 7 S. M. Glaiifer, groceries ]4 7 L. 11. Randall, merchant tailor 14 7 John Brickcr, furniture ' 14 7 S. G. Wild, drugs • 14 7 J. B. Cobaugh, agent, stove* 14 7 J, A. Nosbit, furniture 14. 7 R. E. Sharp, tobacco and aegars .14 7 P. A.* A'hl A Brother, itock dealer 14 * • , 7‘ NEWTON. Clatt. 11. Snyder, produce II Lewis \t brother, produce l-l J. <t J.-JL Hurah, do II J. i J. Ij. Ilurtili, do 13 Meyers it Son, dry gfcodß 14 Green 0. M'Clurc, furnishing store M •lacob M. Wagoner, marketing 14 Turgiaon «t Co., dry goods 14 Miller «fc Son do 14 Newcomer & Smith, produce' 13 Newcomer'& Co. dry goods 14 David Hurah 'do 14 Lovi Strong do 13 SOUTHAMPTON, G**orgo Coffee, dry good* 13 Levi Sfrohm do 13 George Clever do 14 7 J.- Shock &. Bro. do 14 7 William Hawk, marketing 14 7 NEW BURG. Kooutz it StevicJc, dry goods 13 Shoemaker it Elliott do 14 David Hoover, Hour ’ 14 Christian Stcviok, furniture 14 PENN TOWNSHIP. George Russel, dry goods - 14 W. M. Walls do 14 Miae J. Russel, do 14 Jiu’ob Bectom, marketing 14 A. Goodbatt '& Co., marketing 14 MIDDLESEX, •J. IL Svrilcr, dry goods 1-4 7 15. L. Shryoek , d<j 1 4 7 * NEW CUMBERLAND Jftidog '& Mosao'r, lumber 13 Leu & ICborly, do 11 Charles Oyster do 13 V. Fucimm, do 14 J. G. Millor, dry goods 14 T. Willett dii Jacob Keller do Wklaler <t 'Co. produce EAST PENNSBOKO’, K. 11. Hurtamol, lumber 12 $l2 50 D. Linglcticld, produce Id 10 00 Adam Eslinger, lumber 14 7 00 0. W. Feslcr, di*y goodu 13 10 00 I). Denlinger, do 14 7 00 William Banker, grocer 14 7 00 Jacob Uenninger, do 14 7 00 ■Michael M’Cormich, grocer 14 700 Mclntire & Sun, produce 12 12 50 Michael Free, do 14 7 00 0. Brown, marketing 14 7 00 Jacob Longuecker, grocer 14- 7 (JO SILVER SPRING J. B. Lcidig. produce 13 $lO 00 L). Stroh’irt, dry .goods 13 10 00 W. W. Wunbaugh, furniture 14 7 00 W. H. Eckels, dry goods ■ 14 7 00 Jacob Simmons, do t 14 700 Jacob W. Leidig do * 14 700 Joseph Fink, mercluint tailor 14 7 00 K. Breckmakor, marketing 14 700 (J'iorge Duey do 14 7 00 J. IlarUlcr stock; dealer, . li- 7UO UPPER ALLEN. G'-iewiler &, Zook, dry goods 13 $lO 00 John Miller marketing, 14 7 00 John Swartz, merchant tailor 14 7 00 "WEST PEXNSISORO’, Pino & Oivier, produce 13 $lO 00 Homslier & Drawbnugli, prdd’o 13 10 00 Henderson & lleod do 14 7 00 Edwin James, dry goods 14 7 00 fiber James, do 13 10 00 Tobins Sites, marketing 14 7 00 •Tiieob Bofitoni marketing,, 14 7 00 William Bishop, do 14. 7 00 Peter Hess do 14 ' 700 O. W. Robison, dry goods 14 7 00 J. W. Ilunshcw, do 14 700 JolmGreaaou, do 14 7 00 SOUTH MIDDLETON'. KnutTirmn ifWebbert, dry g’da 13 $lO 00 A. M. L'eidig, do 13 10 00 Alexander & Muliitr do 13 10 00 S. M. Diron do 14 700 Sinnnel Sirnpp, flour 1 i 7 0(1 Keep, furniture 14 7 00 11. Newman, shop 14 7 00 ' jIOXHOE. D. Devinpy, drugs 14 $ 7 00 Henry Spahr, Hour 14 7 00 §amuel Plank, dialer 14 7 00 •Jacob Greegor; grocer J 4 00 HAMPDEN. D. Rupp, groceries 13 $lO Ob James 11. Johnson, dry goods 14' 7 00 George L. Hale, stoves 14 7 00 Gyrus Tempiin, furniture 14 7 00 I). Rupp, produce 14 7 00 LOWER ALLEN. Bitncr & Wise, shoes 14. $7 00 Abram Brower, dry goods 13 10 00 John Colemdn do II 7 00 Eli W. Wise do 34 7 00 William Crall, marketing 14 7 00 John young do 14 7 00 Geo. Brubaker do 14 7 00 Christian Eberly, dealer 14 7 00 DICKINSON Benjamin Plank, dry goods 14 $7 00 FRANKFOUD. Alexander & Co., dry goods 14 $7 00 J. \S agnor dry goods, U 7 CO OrSTER, EATING-.ANI) BEER SALOONS. Samuel Rupert Mechanicsburg, 7' §lO 00 J Meloy (Main st.) ' “ 7 10 00 John A. Swartz “ 7 10 d 0 •T. Meloy (depot) “ 8 5 00 R. J. Bell Carlisle, 7 40 00 Mrs. Schweitzer “ 7 10 00 John Lizman “ 7 10 00 Mrs. Jno. Castor “ 7 10 00 Ann Von Heilon “ 7 10 00 T. J. White “ 8 5 00 J. Schmohl, “ 7 10 00 Win. S. Dunlap Newvillo, 8 5 00 J. »T. Crawford “ 8 5 00 J. Rhinehurt, Shipponsburg, 7 10 00 J Glesfmor.Easi Pcnnsboruugh, 8 5 00 J. Coble “ 8 5 00 B. Sheeheo “ 7 10 00 Mr. Grove Upper Allen, 8 5 00 BREWERS AND DISTILLERS. Ahl, Snyder it Co. Newton, Uoftnmn &. Black Carlisle, Wuu Alexander “ BILLIARD’ SAtOONB. Simon Early Carlisle 2 tallies, 40 00 Geo. Poland “ I. t{ 30 00 Notico is-hereby given to all persons nam ed in the above list, that by an Act of As sembly approved April Ilth, 1802, County Treasurers are required tojbring suit and col lect ail licenses reinainingjiinpaid on or be fore the first day of July next and by other Acts cf Assembly, venders of vinous, spirit ous, malt or brewed liquors, without license, are also liable to indictment in the Court of Quarters Sessions. Those interested are there fore requested to lift their licenses without delay and save the costs &c. HENRY S. RITTER; , Treasurer of Cumberland' County. May 5, X 864. Auditor’s Notice. THE undersigned, appointed to mate© dis tribution of tho balance in tbo bands of Isaac Bronuer, Executor of Qoorgo Brcuizor, lato of Sil ver Spring township, doo’d., will attend to tho duties of his appointment at his office, on tho corner of Hanover and Pomfrot streets, Carlisle, on Satur day, the 14 th of May, 1804, where all parties inter-, ested arc invited to attend. April 28, 1864-3 t Auditor’s Notice. THE undersigned, appointed to. mate dis tribution of the balance hi tlib Hands’ of Wil liam Iloch, Administrator of Jc.no Tyitt, deceased, will attend to the' duties of bis appointment at'liis office, on tbo corner of If an oyer and' Pom fret’ sts., Carlisle,-on Thursday, .the vSlh day'of May[ lBo4, where all parties interested aro invited to attend. „ H. 3SBWBHAM, April 2«.’1864-SV Auditor. License. $lO 00 BY virtue of a warrant from umler tlic hand and seal of office'of the Commissioners of Cumberian'd cohnty, and to mo directed, the following tracts and lots of unseated Lauds, situated in Cumberland county, State of Pennsylvania, will be exposed to safe by pub lic vendue, on Monday the 13tb day.of'.June, 1804, at the Court House, in the borough of Carlisle, county aforesaid, and ooqtiuuod by adjournment from time to time, until they are all sold, or as-muoh of each tract or lot, as will be sufficient to defray the arrearages of the £tate, County, Hoad and School Tax es duo thereon, and costs. HE.\JIY S. RITTER, County Treasurer Carlisle April 14, 1804, No, Acres. Owners. $lO 00 10 Southampton, 10. James Bowen's heirs, 150. John it Abr'ni'Roddy, 457. Oobn Reamer, ‘ 10. Wm. Rankin, $lO 00 7 7 7 i’RANKFORD. 315. John M. Woodburn, 1 1000. Ilollenbach's heirs, 14 3. James McCulloch, 18.- John Dunbar, 7. Samuel Kiner, $ 7 00 7 00 7 7 7 MIFFLIN. 200. J-. M. Woodburn, (Doyle) 5 21. “ (Moilit) 120. “ (Harries) 3 325. “ (Wharton) 9 100. *• (Marshall) 2 201. “ (Norton) 5 50. “ (Lake) 1 100. “ (A, Gardner) 2 100, “ (King) 2 150. “ (W. P. Gardnor)4 100. “ (S. Parker) 3 250. “ {L. Parker) 9 200. “ (W. Parker) 7 14. “ (Duck) 3 100. (McClintick) 3 150. “ (Paxton)' 5 400. John A. llurnrich, 3 103. John Nagley’s heirs, 10. Daniel Swoigor, 554. Rhoads, Long & Kborlv, 3 404. Christian Lberly, * 3 MIDDLESEX. G. Daniel Coble's heirs, 2. Jacob Stouter, 7. David Capp, DICKINSON. $lO 00 12 60 7. John Bolden, 3. Joseph ,Baker, 7. Jacob Grist, 5. Henry Keller, 7. Adam Lerew, 1. LI >yd' Myers, 0. Benjamin Malone, GO. Morrison & McCrear^, 5. Peter Mill6r’s heirs; 10. Howard Myers, 3. Mitchacl Mentor, 0. John Neely’s heirs, 22. Gilbert Searight, 37, las. Townsend, 10. Nicholas Wireman, 8. Jacob Wolf, 30. David Duncan, (Pouu) 12. Jacob Grove, 2. Abraham Stoner, 11. Wm. Forbes, (Penn) 900. Moore it Craighead, 5. John S. Myers, 10. John Ivline, 200. Samuel Woods’ heirs; 4. Widow Albert, 5. John Brugh, 15. Noah Qockley, 10. Wm. Graham, 10. Samuel Glulm, 310. Daniel Gitt, 7. Jantes Greaeon, 9. Gyrus Mi ers, 52. Henry Olvera. 500; Kogf*rs {Haskel Agt.) (Penn) 0. iiachacl Woathorspocm, 3 I, Jacob Beecher, 5. Brown it Crcswell, 4. Wesley Biteman, 12. Francis Corelstou, 9, John Khert, 10. John Hemminger, 18. Wm. B. Mullen, 0. Moses Mvora, 34. Bcctem, Himes &, Co., 4. Cornelius Myers, i 4c Dr. Marsden, 5. Isaac Montfort, 9. John it floury Montfort, 10. Philip Smyers, 17. Alex. Young, SOUTH MIDDLETON 15. D; IF. Medoaff, 1 32 19. John Mateer, 1 42 47. Daniel Wonderly, \ 30 280. Shealor & Keller, 12 74 8. West, 09 1. Elizabeth Bennett, 28 I.’J,aines Barbour, 72 9. DeardorPa heirs, ' , 70 1. John Nicholson; 70 1. James Nicholson, 1 44 20. Jacob Sheufer, 1 12 37. John McClure's son., heirs. 20 28. John Slumefelter’a heirs, 46 7. 11. I. Fannus, 1 15 130. Alex. 1 Nailer, F 95 OG. A. Richwino, 00 15. Jaoob Albright, 00 15. Benjamin Lerow, 04 NEW CUMBERLAND. 1. Northern C. 11. R. Company; 55 UPPER ALLEN. 11. Trustees M. E. Church,- 1. Philip Gusier, 1. John Gallic, 42 1. John Dunbar’s heirs, 2 85 1. George Wahl, 1 55 3, M. llulcomb, 3 90 SILVER SPRING.- 2. Henry S. Heck, X JO 4. Andrew Miller, 1 65 2, Hubert Bryson, 70 25 00 15 00 15 00 itoPEWELLs It. Wrn; P. §mith, 9. David McKinney, 148. Samuel Miller, 4*3. Robert McClune, . 2 05 12. 33 02, Jacob Doltzhoover, 1 80 20. Ileury Sheuk’s heirs, 50 JfECII ANICBDURGV X. D.- Linglefiold, ' 24 LOWER ALLEN. - X. J. S. Iloldemau, ; I 05 NEWTON. I. Cyrus Iloon, 1.. Jane Barnhill's heirs, BY vivtue of an order of the Orphans* Court of Cumberland county, will be exposed to pub lic sale, on tbo promises, on Saturday, the 4/A day June, 1864, at 10 o’clock, A. M., A LOT OF GROUND situate in Lisburn, Lower Allen Township, con taining CO feet in front, and 160 feet in depth, having thereon erected a LOG SHOP, used as a wagon-maker IS Si ill |3L shop, aiid a F> awe Building, used as a Cabiuot-jnaker shop. SsSa Tbums of Salk. —Ton per cent, of tho purchase money to bo paid when tho properly is stricken down, and tho balance on tho Ist day of Septem ber, 1864, when deed will bo made and possession given. • 11. NEWSHAM, Auditor. JONATHAN K. LUTES, 'Administrator of Jiuukiu Conrad, deed. April 28, ISO4-t s Wauled Imiticdiaieiy. AN experienced SALESMAN at the now store of Carlisle,, May’ f», '1864. Sale of Unseated Lands. CARLISLE, PENN. Orpftanfc’ Coin*l Sale. LEIDICH & MILLER, DRY GOODS, HSG-a,, Grireßiifi’elcl & Siiea.fcy, TNVl'ilj 11 1 0 Attention of Luyeis fi> tholr new dock of Dliy GOODS. Jf* Will b.M.jinW hi all those features wlti"h comprise; o j%r*t ci'ihn Stock. All departments .of our busi ucs3 have been much enlarged, especially that of DRESS GO O-D S, winch wo arc confident, h the most m surtmdnt over ollcred-in thi> town. Wo have now open, ready for inspection, all the toveUics of iho season, viz ; POPLINS, nil new £jlmd(‘j and dvica. AIOZAMIIIQUHS, Plain and Plains. Plaid Poplius, , Challieg Do Laines, also, a bountiful tstoek ol ALPACCAS, at adonlshiug low mivo*. Taxes Due. DOMESTICS, I’rinti, Illuiiolitstl Muslins, linuul Sheeting!, Flan nels, Ginghams, Check.-, Ticking!, CeUunailcs, .fee., Ac. $OO 55 3 82 GENTS’ AND HOYS’ WEAK, Caasimeref, Jeans, Rummer Cusaimurea, Ac. We would cull the altontiuii of our friends mure particularly to our immense sleek of Mus lins, Calicoes, Cottenades, ail bought last’ winter, before. Lite lute advance, which wifi be sold at pri ces that dtj\j coinputiuii. Persons may rely ou getting great bargains at the store of GKEEXFIULD A SJ'KAFlill March 2a, 13C1. NoTK . Persons dedrous of oxurniii'iig our stock will plcujo l>c purliculur, mid recoiled onr Store is in /ug s building, S, E, Coiimiu Mvrkiit PguAUL, Scco.vij Duon, opposite Ritter's Clothing Store. South Haiioyer .Ahead! THE PEOPLE REJOICE ! ! TfOSEPir SITES & SOX, l, C nr lenvo K, i„- ** lurul Ihoir old IriumU ami tin? puliHe t ;o nuru 11 v Umt they Imvu 'jusl rutunn-il I'njm l J l,ili.Ju|i,hj : | with a larj'it and wall-SL'IL-ala'l stuck of ' 800 T.S A.X 1.) SHOES, hi.th M.-ii'a and Ladies Wear, whijh ihev oiler at the* most reasonable prices. All persons in want o 1 Boots and would do well to examine their stuck heioie elsewhoVe, as they ary confident that it earnout be excelled in Cumberland county. Remember the old jiiaiul, South Hanover street, opposite the 2d Presbvh-ru n church, at tbs sign of,ihe monster “ -BED BuOX " March SI, ‘Gi—Dm. X'A'W FOIIWAIWIXO AM) CO M MISSIO N II OUSE PJL.OUSI & IFKiKa>, ”' s \ COAL, I'LASTEtI & SALT. 4UIIE subscriber having taken the Ware- I liuuse furmurly occupied hy ,J. R. Xuiu’iuaker. on At, ast Hioh Street, oppoMUt I)i,-k ininson Cub k ; trc, would inform the puldiu, that ho lots on torod into a guttural forwarding and Coiulnisdion busines l '. ■-"gi) The highest maikct price will bo paid for Flour, drain and Produce of all kinds. I lunr and J J luatcr unU Suit,- kept eon atantly on baud am! for sale. Coal of all kinds, embracing iI'AXV.S' VALLEY, . LOCUST MOI S’TMX. la win:nit r, ,tc., ,c* c . Limoburncrß’ and BiackMuiths’ Coal, eonstantlv for aulo. Kept under cover, and delivered dry U any part of the town. April Id, Y>4. PUBLIC SALE OF REAL- ESTATE! On SA TURD AV, MAY 2*?M, ISO i. IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans’ -a. Court, the subscriber will offer »t public- sale, on the premises, situated in Mifilin Town-hip. Cumberland county, two miles north of NewvilK, near Ibc Stale road leading to Dublin dap, ibo following described Real Estate. % la : HVO FIRST-RATE FARMS, No. 1 ci'iilains 110 Acres of first quality of Slate Land, of which about 5 acres are ;n good limber. The improvements are a two and a n__a balf story IJ UIC II 11 0 U 8 E, with Kitchen and Wash House, a Log 18■ ■ ■ Darn, wim ail tlm necessary out buildings. The land is in a high slate **'' J of cultivation, having been recently thorough y limed. There is hue running water on this farm No. 2 adjoins No. 1, and L a first-rate Slut' Farm, containing EH Acres, of which about 1 acres arc Woodland of good quality. The im provemon's are a two-«tory LOU HOUSE and Log Barn. This farm is also in a good state ofcnl tivation, having had a complete coat of lime. 1 hero is running wa ter tin übundance on this farm. Also, at t lie same time and place,-« Ten Acre Lot uf 7JM/J A li LAjSJ). This lot lies s near the Conodoguinet creek and adjoins arm No. 2. It will bo sold either sepa ratcly or with the farm, ns purchasers inav desire. Also, two tracts of MOCA'TAIN LASL>, one of which is in Militia Township, and cou'ains 31) aevcß ol fine (Jlicuhiut 7 miLcv, and the other in Fraukford Township, contains 3-1 acres. Persons wishing to view any of tho ahovo pro perty can do so by calling on tho subscriber, at Ms residence in Mifflin Town£hip, .adjoining Farm No. 1. Sale .to commence at 12 o’clock, M., on said day. when, attendance will bo given and terms made by 1 20 <J 80 11 00 20 2f) 1 02 1 87 SAMUEL BOWMAN. Jr.. J'hm'niHfratvr of Jacob Bowman, Jrc’d. A i rll 7, :S» —t s. ' Admtnistraloi’H liuo. I\[OIICL is hereby given that Letters of Administration on tho estate of Jacob Hum mel, Into of Fast Ponnshovhugh tVvp., fec'J, have been granted to the undirsigiiod, Handing in the same township'. All persons indebted to the estate are requested to make payment immediately, and ilioso having claims against tho ealaio Will aUo present them for settlement, . 2 20 35 April 7. (U.v m. c. BtaaaftMAitf,* ATTO n N E Y A T L A .W . OFFICE iu Khoom’rt IXnJI Building, in • tho rear Of fh'o "Court House, next door (o’lhe ‘Herald” Office, Carlisle. [Feb. -1, 'fll-ly* JARHB2S A, mJNSSAR* ATTORNEY AT LAW Office with 'Walts & Parker. April U. ISO I—ly [NOTICE is hereby given that Loiters ton -L” tumontiry on tbo estate of Richard Craig head, late of South Middleton township, Cumhor laml county, deo’d, havo this day been issued to tbo undersigned, residing in tho same township All persons indebted to tho estate nro requested to make payment immediately, and (boss'having claims against, the' estate will also present them for settlement. - • AUGUST'A L. CRAIGHEAD, Adm'x. JOSEPH A. STUART, Adm'r. April 21, ’64 Ct 1 40 70 NOTICE i.s hereby given that letters Testa monlary on tho estate of Rankin Conrad, lo'fo of Lower Allen twp., do’d, have been granted to tho uuderaidned, residing in tho same township.— All persons indebted to tho said estate uro request ed to make'payment immediately, and those having claims against the estate will also present them for settlement. April 7. 1864 Ot * United States 5 Per Cent. 10-40 Loan. WE aro propnrcil to furnish tbo 10-40 V t United States Loan, authorized by act of March 3d, ISC], cither Registered or .Coupon Ronds, ns parlies may prefer, in denominations of $3O, $lOO, $501), $l,OOll, $5,000 and $lO,OOO. The interest on tho $5O and $lOO Ronds is paya ble annually, and all other denominations semi annually, in coin. Thu Honda will bear date March 1, 1301, and are redeemable at iho pleasure of tbo Government after 10 years, and payaMe-40 years from date in coin, with interest at 5 per cent. 'V . M. BEETEM, Cauhtcy, Carlisle Deposit Bank, ) - April'2B. 1854. J‘ G. i- S. JOHN BEETEM. JACOB T.ANTZ, A dm in infra for. CARLISLE, PA. Riolicc. Noiicc. JONATHAN If. LUTES, Adiuintttrator. MOT ALCOHOLIC; A HIGHLY CONSENTRATED VEGETABLE EXTRACT: A PUKE TONIC.' POCTORHOOI- LAND'S GERMAN BITTERS** prepared by Dr. C. JI. Jaekaou, Philadelphia, Pa., will titJeciaally euro I,her Complaint, Dyrpupilu, Juundico,"Chronic or Nervous Debility, Disease of the Ridtmys, and all diseases arising from adU oideroil Liver or .Stomach. ini'll as Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulnoga or JLoutl to the Ili ad, Aridity ofthr Stomach. Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust tor Food. Fulness or Weightin' the fttomaeli, Sum Kructotions, linking or Flutter ing at the Pit ol the Siotmich, Swimming of tho Head. Honied and Diilieult bi eathiri'j;, Fluttering at Ilia Heart, Chocking or Suffocating Sensations when in i lying posture, dimnod.s of Vision, Dots or Webs before iho Sight. Fever and Dull fain in the Head, Defieienc}' of Prespiruti.»u, Ycllorrneda of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, £*e,k. Chest, Limbs. ite., Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burn ing in the Flesh, Constant imaginings of Ev*l, am* great Depression of Spirits. And will pouitivul pioveiit lellow Fe\ or, Hillioua Fever, £o. UOOFLAND’S GERMAN BITTERS ! Arc not a now und untried article, but Lave the lest of tilieun years trial hy the American pah. lie ; and their reputation and sale, ara not rivalled by any similar preparation. Tho jtronrielors have thousands of'Letters from the mod eminent clergymen, lawyers, piiisicians, and CITIZENS, 1 eslifying of their nj\ n personal knowledge, to tli. bonulicial eflect and medical virtues of thoio liii lers. Do you want something to strengthen you? Do you want-a good Appetite? Do you want to build up your constitution ? Do you want to feel well ? Do you want to g:t -id of nerrwusnoM T Do you want energy " xA'j you want to siecp well ? Do you want u b.-isk and vigorous feeling P If you do, use idkIFLAXH'S GERMAN lilT r Eito. I s A firs' 2 Cliff.. A 55 NOTICE. There are many preparations sold under tho name ol Bit lers, put up in quart butt ha, compound ed '>l the eld'.np.ist whisky or common rum. costing ‘i'j'n 2ji 11 1 -it) cent.- 5 per gallon, the taste disguised by An Be or Coriander Seed, This class ol' Bitters h:u caused and will contin ue to cause. !M long as they can ho add, hundreds to die the death of the drunkard. By thoir uao the fy.-Um D kept continually under the influence uf AleHulie Sliinulaiiis uf the worst kind, tho de lire for Inipiui in created and kept up, and tho re sult is al! the horrors attendant upon a drunkard's life and d- ith. Forth".,,; who and AVI LL HAVE a Li quor Biilcr.-. we puMMi the f.dh.wing receipt : Get ONE BUTTLE IIUUFLAND’S BERMAN BIT TERS andmix with THREE QUARTS OF GOOD BIIAND\ UR \V HlB KE V, aim (houciult will bo a preparation that u ill FAR EXCEL in medical virtues and true excellence any of the numerous Liquor Bp tors in Urn mat-act.aiml will-(JUST MUCH Vou wUI Ijyyo aj| tn<? viitucs of HOOFL AND'o BITTiiBS in conueetion with a tIOOD ar ticle or Liquor, at a much Icps price than those in ferior preparations will cost you. $ ATTENTION, SOLDIERS ! AXD THE FIUEXDS OF SOLDIERS. We call attention of all having relations or fH&nda in the army tu (i.c lad that ‘ HooHand’s (\ei n/au ihl ters’ will cure nine ten t h> of t ho induced by cipn-ure.-i and privations incident to camp life. In too li.-is, pubUshed almost daily in tho newspapers., on the arrival ol the .sick, it will he noticed that >1 vciy largo proportion are suffering from dohilitv. Every ciimj ol that kind can be readrly .(jun>il I’.v 11 ooflatid's Berman Bi'teis. Diseases rcsaltiiig troin disorders ut the digestive oigiuia arc spi-edilv removei:.- M o have no hositat ioj) in slatipg that, if llu:.-e Bitters were freely used among our soldier?:, hundreds of lives might Vo saved that otherwisu will ho lost. M’o call jmrticn.ar attention to tho following re markable and well unthemicaed euro of one of tho. nation s heroes, whose life, tousehis own “ has been saved by Bitters." Philadelphia, August 23rd, 1862 Jfrxni‘B Jour* it Evans. —Well, gentlemen, your Honlland'ri Gorman Bitters has saved my lifo. There is no n.i.-takc in (his. It is vouched for by numbers ut my comrades, some of whoso name** aro appended, and who were fully cogni/avnt bfr all the circumstances of my case. I aui, and have been for the last fourycars, a member of Sheriiiah'R celebrated battery, and under the immcuiato command of Captain K. B. Ayers. Through the e> posure attendant upon my arduono' dUlio£, I was aitac’ od in November last with inilamalion of tho lung?, ami was for sevcnly-two days in tho hospital.' Tois was followed by great debility, heightened by an at hick nt dysentery. T was then removed Iron, the White House, and aunt to,this city on board the Steamer •• Stale of Maine," from which I fund ed on the 23th of June. Since that time X have ~been about as low us any one could ho and still re tain a spark uf vitality. For a week or.more I un* scarcely able to swallow any tiling, and if I did force, a morsel down, it was immediately thrown uW I could not oven Icocp a glass of water on my stomach. Lile could not last under these circum stances : and, accordingly, the physicians win* had been working faithfully, though unsuccessful ly, to rescue mo Iroiu tho grasp of the dread Arch er. (rankly told mo they could do no more for me, ami advised me to see a clergyman, and to make such di.-position of jay limited funds as best, suited me. *An acquaintance who visited tup aftho-hospi tal, Mr. Frederick Stcinhmn, of Sixth below Arch Street, advi.-ed me. as a forlorn hope, to try your Bitters.ynd kindly procured a bottle. From the lime I iuiMiieiiCed taking them tho gloomy shadow, uf death receded, and F am now, thank God for it, geUimr hette’-. Though I have taken hut two hol lies, I ha.e gained tea pounds, and I feel sanguine of being permitted to rejoin my wife and daughter, Jrom whom I have hoard nothing lor eighteen mouths, ; for, gentlemen, J am a loyal Virginian, Iroiu 'tho vicinity of Front Royal. To your invaluable Bitters I owe the certainly of lifo u hick has talced (he place of vague fears—to your Billers v>ill I owe the glorious privilege of ngnim clasping to my bosom who are dearest to mo in life. Very truly yours, We fully armour in tho truth of tho above stale-, meat, as wo hail dot-paired of seeing our comrade, Mr. Maloue, restored to health. ... • & John Cuddloback, Ist New York Battery George A. Ackley. Go. C., 1 Tth Maine.' Lewis Chevalier. t)2d I'Mw York; I. E. Spcpcer, Ist Artillery, Battery £V J. B. Pasowoll, Co B. c’d Vermont. Henry B, Jerome, Cr.; ]J, do'. Henry Co O.'thh Maine. JohaP.-Wurd, Co. E. sth Maine. Herman Koch, Co. 11. 72d Kow York. Katluniiel B. Thomas, Co. P. 05th Penn;, Andrew J. Kimball, Co. A. 3d Vermont. John Jenkins, Co. B. lUGth Penn, BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS > See that tho signature of “ C. Jf. Is on tho WIiAPrJZR of each bottlo. Price Per Boiilo 75 Cents, or Hal' Dozen for £3400. Should your nearest Druggist not hare the arti. elo, do not bo put off by any of the intoxicating preparations that may bo offered in its’ place, but send .to us, and iv:o will .forward, securely packed, by express. Principal Office & Manufactory, No. 631 AECH ST. JONES, & EVANS.’ (Successors to C. M. JACKSON A C 0,,) For Sale hv Druggists and Dealers iu ero f.iwti : u tho IT- ifrcl States. May 28, 1603—Vy. ISAAC MALONK. Proprietors.
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