E=SIM
-7" :, i iiti-OiSt-:gPiiiitai.
A. J. GEltitlTBolll, .. EdftoF
erita,,fte l h , g7eif req.*.
St6Ving RevelatiOns.
The peeple of the Union as -it will be,
were perhaps-
greatly startled at the in:t
mense "startling- kevelationn reyealeitia
the.editorial columits of -a)Slontroserpa-,
'er, some two days since. , We-quote': '
. Cenci ai Gantt, Of Arkansas, in his re
ceutspeeehat . Harrisburg, made a start
ling.l‘feVelation .c o n c erning some of the
lietrlOratie leaders - in this State. Ho said
that after;thix Capin& by the Union for
tes, the• was a •General in the rebel ser
vie%) at, leland'No. 10, he was brought
North titrengh , this State as a jorisoner of
war, and hedecleredstliat prominent Dem
ocrats i of• Tkiiiiiylv.snia then conferred
With hira.that if the rebels would hold out
a little - longer they would be successful,
fir the Democrats of the North would ar
rest the war by defeating the conscription
sua others se - .rendering the administra
dim powerless / to prosecute it. And he
added.. - with withering emphasis—" I can
give 'you the •names if what I say is dispu
ted !" A number of Democratic members
of the Legislature Were present, but they
did not dai.e qfiestion the statement, or
call for the names. He said the Demo
crats-of:Op:North advised them to War,
promised to come to their assistance," &v.
And this stuff is put forth to the com
munity tp be believed! Well, it is said
that the fools are not all dead yet, and if
so, ;Sine' may. swallow the whole
yarn; but no sane man outside or insid:
of a printing office will believe tbat'there
is anything More in all the above than a
very "cheap and nasty" vlectioneering
canard. _ This. Gantt may have been a
great ; and • be . certainly is a very
greatliar,..if he ever madeihe statement.
If the League party , who fit out blockade
rimnefsto sustain .the rebels. in the New
York toinouse, expect to cover their
sins by taking tame rebels around for a
show, they -should have sense enough to
instruct them to' tell lies that somebody
could iielleve. - '
A Draft.for 500,000 sen.
E[. scrrzvE MANSION . ,
• WASITINGTON, February 1. 1 -
Or drred, Thatn draft for five hundred
thonspnd men to serve for three years or
during the ivar be made on the tenth day
of March rest, for the military service of
the Litifed..States, credititig and deduct
ing therefrom so many us mar have been
enlisted.or drafted- into the servit* prior
to the first Jay of March, and not
heretofore credited.
-(Signed)
Effect of Linealithe Aid to Rebels.
In a sPeaeli delivered in . Congress in
the session of 1862-3, Thad Stevens stated
that l,100,000: men -had been mustered
into the U. S. service, of which number
only 400,000 then. remained fit for service
•The,rest of this host, 700,000 had either
been killed in battle, died of wounds or
disease, or been disabled. A year has
passed - since thFn, and during that year
many of the bloodiest battles of the war
have been fought. How many have fallen
in those battles, and from like causes that
swept away the 100,000? Who can tell?
This terrible waste of human life has been
constantly replenished by voluntary en
listments and by conscription, else
. we
should `now be literally :without an ariny.
Is it any mitigation of the horrors of such
a picture to reflect, that the very guns and
bullets which caused the slaughter of so
many of our countrymen, were put into
the handi of the rebels by Mr. Lincoln's
diflice-hol,4ers," at N. Yerk and ,elsewhere?
These are die men who are such brawlers
for continuing the war, and while flippant
assurance is ever ready with the epithet
"traitor," for all who do.not vote for the
Lincoln ticket.
Military Confiscation.
The new York Day Book says the city
is full of rare and valiale old pictures
and paintings,• which have been stolen
frorn the pi - Tram mansions of the -- South
by the officers of 31r. Linebln, and brought
- here and sold for thelenefit of the thieves.
Whole librarie.4 have also been stolen by
the Abolition patriots, who seem to regard
books, as Well.= works of art, as being
contraband. of war.- Everythiig is loOked
upon asixkutrttliand of war which is, of a
portable ititure,and Which can be disposed
of for the priirate 'benefit of the ' official
thief who has the good lack- to lay hands
upon it. A short time ago a carp Of pi
anos arrived- in the harbor of - Portland,
'Maine, several of which were addrit*4
to Gen. Neal Dow—the result of that gen
tleman's tucbestful foraging among. the
private houses in:the neighborhood of N.
Orleans. .Not'cinly Pianos, but four or's
-Inlay chests, the property of the - United
States, were found- marked Jo _the address
• of tbe same general; well filled with laver
plate, jewelry, etc., of all , aeseripty*,
haTeheen stoledfrthitglite
and -from the persona es.
The'custom is, it, seems, to destroyArlatt
eninfOt be' brought elf."
'exchangiesysi' - 111 -the President's
ines&vecontaiucelght thousand words;
'and - What more could be ex.
peeted.
Mips and Win. Vold
.G4vvisou end . dehati'in Bostoopti e
28th im - actosursit of the:ministration •
former conanudite and the Isttet:
Approving the policy of the President.
A i3OrielTorldielti-WritmE4' fromKnOxr I
ville,cn the' 20th ~instanti tap that , eon
siderablri-,inxiety existed. at Knox' !e
and sinnething of a ruusiO:prevailed. Geri.
Longstreethas been heavily reinforced.
In the fight'of Butiday - morning; tlii3-ene
-InYv:who were „below Danbridge, seeing
that our cavalry was drawn back as far
as possible, made a desperate attack with
Hood' and Bushrod Johnson's divisions.
The_fortnaes .of„the slay,,..Which. at first_
wereleeidedly agaiirt — ar,; - Were e.haiged
by a charge ofc division of Elliott's esv
alry under Colonel-McCook. On thesame‘
day our forces fell bade to Strawberry
,plains six Miles from Ktrixville.. On the'
isth Geneml Sturges crossed the tildes%
river. Our- toter)* is Ohs-Tar about'
one hundred • •
A squad of about ten' trerillaa made a
raid on the Orange arid Alexandria Bail ,
road at Cameron, a gravel 'aiding, _about
one and a half miles from' the Orange and
Alexandria 'deprit on, Wednesday night.
They fired oh'a gravel night. train, but did no
damage. They were pursued by a squad
of cavalry, who captured one and, wound
ed two.
The House Military Committee' Isaveor•
dered a si joint resolution - to be reported
paying bounties to over one hundred
thousand nine nienths.men called out by
. the President.
Asnuansli LINCOLN.
' -•
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1 3V3E1:31111 T4116.1E1.-.
—General - Foster telegraphs from
Knoxville that on the-27th our cavalry;
under Gen. Sturgis, achieved a decided
victory over the enemy's cavalry at Fair
Gardins, six miles east of Sc.vierville.— . -
The R I i t lasted from daylight till 4 P.
M, . resulted in the capture by our
troops oftwo steel rifled guns and over
one bunked prisoners. An officer from
Knoxvilk also reports that oar" army at
that place has gone into winter' quarters.
and apprehends on attack. A reconnois
sance made early last week discovered
that General Longstreet hat retreated
and was beyond Dandridge.
--Dia' patches from Gen. Kelly state
that on Saturday afternoons supply train,
on the way. to Petendsurg Va.„ was attack
ed a reUlfoice, under General Rosser,
and, alter a - severe resistance on the part
ofthifitiWsrc wasiapturvA. --..5. a. •
been dispatched m pursuit.
—Brigadier-General , Rawlins, chief e of
staff to Gen. Grant, telegraphs from
Nashville on the. 22d, confirming the
reported repulse of the rebels at Athena,,
and also on this* side ofFlarenee, Ala.
—Theirresident has entered a, 'draft for
five hundred thousand men to- serve for
three ye or :the war . The drawing
will ,take place on the 10th of March, and
all enlistments prior. to the Ist of the
same month . will be credited: The fact
that the order was issued on Sunday has
- excited some rfismark in Washington, and
various rumors are afloat as to the came.
The probability:, Of. French intervention,
arid the foiced conscription in the South,
are among the reasons assigned for what
is regarded as an appearance of hake on
the part of the President.
Fk&UDEI• ON TSB
-- f -
The Washington Chernick, edited by
John W. Forney, in a , labored article, a
week or two ago, attempted an apology
for the numerous outrageous frauds that
are daily committed on the Government
by the employers and friends of the Ad
ministration. It makes light of the
whole matter, and essays to show that,
great as the robberies are, it is but trifl
ing and nothing more than should be ex
pected from poor human nature. It is
surprising that the organ of the President,
in condescending to notice this subject,
should treat the matter so lightly. The'
sweeping charges , should - either be dis
proven or denounced in , unmistakeable
terms ;Int the fact of excuses being offer
ed by a mouth-piece of the Administra-
tion, goes very far to show that those in
authority we in the mire. This thing
must be vehtilated, and the rasa& must
be exposed to the gaze of the public.—
The. fact of the Abolition majority in
Congress refusing to appoint committees
to investigate charges of fraud against
those in power, should
,not prevent the
conservative press from crying aloud and
exposing the scoundrels who are robbing
our pnot bleeding country. We add the
following fp!im. the New York Journal of
_Commerce., and earnesdy commend it to
the attention of our- readers,:
" Daily of *e most atrocious
frauds in pu offices and in comma
Lion with the , public service, are con
stantly attraoing the _attention of the
people. Theycome so fast, that the popular
mind is no longer shocked when they
are hear 4 of. It skeins to be taken for
granted Oat men '„ rob the public
treasury, and • that this Administration
above all Others, "Apt be expected, to
have thieves and plunderers in its employ
ment. Pea* . :burgh when a new fraud
comes to light, and look with a sort of
amused suspicion at officeholders not •
yet detected ini t hkaime of stealing and
rather *916 fgr granted that their turn
'will now zest; There was never a
time in *mien' *tom when the Public
mind was, w;tborolighly tlemorallW
this realm* wTheinliPle; fact is asst: the
radicalshay.e.:tsugilt the pftVel•tt...liaok
0 0 ,:ormaeo - tOrApPrcriating
-all irlfayr , mink
hava.mtMa:Veriling-,to he clituteovid
. thitft: PniSed...oo:4)roAtcetioysity.r.:
iv...tibe Democrats:oU "
sib
ifiudngdoinitieebsive
gaterktcr the met Demomuisc;
vendee,.--oriaCrestractionn Amppott
Geduld MiCliase for Readmit:. That's
right. Witb Usti Mae air 014 +Amid
erd-boner,siLtbe Winn, .abolidy
tractork:uniee.tiiideat : = nia-hlrreete
the ceuritrummeati Immo* Us inmates
of the Democratic party.-:- - Patriot Union.
===
has ap pointed, and
sent to the Senate for cOnhrmation,: - the
name ofthe following gentremen, tocon
tante! hpi" oihinet 'during the new tep:rit.
- I,4tarnry (Oneral—Wiiliam M. Meredith.
, Secretary of State—Eli
r '-Deptil
_Secretary of Stutr—W;:iL Arm.
strong.
- the - nieht . of the 20th tilt; a - one
legged Buck Nigger, jn Chicago, commit-,
t4a _mpe the: claughteref.6 (*Adler
named Martin. T he little • girl was but
: —A beaetifut yoting: Polish:lady, Miss
Slanisnoff„ died -near:Riga - recently. : in con
sequence of a flogging-ivith the !knout.
inflicted hy the order or Mouiavieff,
-cause she wore mourning. - This , was
done by the Russian -government, which
is the fit ally of this Administration.
—lt is a singnlar, fact' that while 'the
Abolitianisis are pressing the war for the
negro, and urging the staves 'to rebellion
agamettheir masters; the first - outbreak '
or revolt that has" taken , place, was' be
tween 'the - n'egrar.soldiers of the United
States and' the Union troops at Fort Jack
son, Miss. Thtl.4rolt is 'eaid to have
been of quite a :tenons nature, though it
has been nlishitshed up. •
—Decent 'men. of all
. parties will be
glad to learn4hat there is no prospect of
the Hon. Jim Lane dis'graping the Senate
after his present term expires in 1885.=
The Kansas Legislature, which has just
been organized to in the hands of his
enemies. ,We are afraid that his succes
sor will be no improvement upon Lane, so
far as, his ; politics is concerned,; but any
change, must be for the better. Let us
hope that Lane is thelast genuine border
ruffian who will ever imitate the highest
legislative body in the country with his
PTeselkoe.
The governor of Minnesota, in his
annual message to the Legislature of the
state, announces that hunger 'and destitu
tion are insuring the punishment of the
Indian tribes left incoMplete by the forces
sent against them ; intiopates that
many wan perish this winter from cold
and starvation and advocates the extirpa
tion of the rest from the face Of the earth
by the vigorous •protiention of hosti4ties
—The statistics of the . ; annual expen
ditures of the naval powers of Europe,
excluding Italy and Denmark, amount
ed last year_ in round numbers to $136,
000,000 ;so that we are now called upon
to spend thia a yetix more than the combin
'ed world; Anth-the- exceptions of Italy
and Denirisirk: Vick naval-. expenses of
Englead and-France- during the Crimean
war rmonnted to three hundred and . My
millions of dollars. In a period of three
,years and five months we are called ,upon
to spend forty millions more per' annum,
then this. r •
r
must be a verb jteelAe
in - California, ; They. ignore " Gives>
baeks,." and will recognise nothing' 'lnv
gold and silver as legal currency. , ' What
will our rulers at Washington il t ay .to
that ? , .
—" Aiding, harboring or employing
Deserter, is punishable by a fine not
excluding $5OO, and imprisonment not
more than, two years : or less than six
months."
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*iiorairr AT LAW. iiiitinty, Back,,Pay, Pent4im,
anti lizemptionGlalmtattendod to._ 4 (obi
OM drat doofteloti Boyd's Store, Montrose, Pa.
Multi crtAppeal.
CormaiMapnenrof &wept 1414 - Yht~ispon
the follotringAartautd".dater iletiVeltter-bbaring
Appeata from the Assessments for t year 185.1, at the
mmiselppers:,Qtaeqin Montroaktolati,.
Apolaeolti Choetinut, Friends,' Ile: Forest Lake-. Little
Meadows,
.and Middietown.Toesday. Feb. =LIR+
-Fritnitliti, Liberty, • Barer Lake, - Ardiarn; leaauScand
Rints,Weeneaday, reb, Stk. - - 4k,
Lathrop,Spcingvtlia, Great Bend it Borough.
New-MilfordArßoroughAtiiiraday, Feb. with:
narmulkr, 'Clakland, - BniqlaTiorough,Alarat. Jackson
and Thoinami,'Ffiday;Feb. 48th.
Montrose. BridgeituterandMitioklyn, Bat: Feb. %Mb.
• eltiford i ßunthal;Legoz, Gibson, . 13gra4,!liettick.
Monday;lireb!lOth,
ByorderortMCodamissionera. _ • "
W. A. C ROSS , Clerk.
Commissioners' Mete, Montrose, Sir : Skeet.
NEW'JGROCERY
VARIETY STORE !
B4SUIENTIPUTARBELVVOTEL.
Mitt .lcubscriber. would- inform hie old friends. and
J. the Oldie generally, that be bas just returned from
New Yofif City pith a well selected . abatement of
FA. rLY ,GROCERIES,
agd rattans other articles, sneltaa ate - needed In every
faily, and that +hey will be wld ler ct i magia, at
prima that cannot Ml' te Vital: •Wl and esitatine.
4{ - T l . :BULLARD.
Iliontkie; FA. 2;186i.
IIPITEIL TALLOW, .13003. 'DRIED APPLE§ and
Inert kinds of proddee..watdc4 1p exchange. for
Goode at the Grocery Aid Vinet7 Unroof
• A. T BULLARD.
FLOUR I FLOUR !
riTIOICE FAMILY FLOllit, the lOad,bairel, sack
ILI or pound, for sale at the lowest cash prices by _
•14,• BULLARD. •
BUELITOR,
One Price Stare
14E. • HAYDEN
gAdjast opened In the nerth"wlng c 4 the store biter
occupied by HATDEN-BROTS, slued Steele
of
Boots:. and:Shoes,
• •' . ; 1
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HATS
some. It not more; and Okay are bound to go. Lots of
them on hand; and yoreattget them to dt,
. 1 41 - MS E gRAITEUNG443O . 4CI
, ,At PIINESLOWER Utmost, any'oth orestablishmett
in Ws eection.
reLOTHING4
' ' Caste,
• Vesta. and• Pants. •
White and Colored Marts,
Going Cheap; Nett:Ties, Collars.
Gloves, Smrts, Wies'and Gents' llosiery,
Linen Gandkerchiefa, Umbrellas,
'To close buyers, I here a splendid Stock of Goods,
bought for cab, and 1 will giro you Bargains.
ONE PRICE. NO VOLUTION.
SATlCrery article warranted as represented.
rirho charge for showing Goods.
GEO. HAYDEN.
New Milford, Feb. 1, 1864.—tc
M. C. 'SUTTON,.
LICEVSED Sainen co.
Penn's.. Jan. '6l.
101kTOTICE Is hereby given , lbat the co-partnership
11 heretofore existing between tbe.enbscribers under
the firm of Hayden Brothers, la this day dissolved by
mutual comic:mt. WM. HAYDEN,
JOHN HAYDEN,
TRACY HAYDEN',
Jan. 9th, 1804. GEO. HAYDEN.
Weirffotlet to those interested, all notes and ac
counts except those In the hands of the Sheriff or a Jus
tice, will - be Wand at the old ' stand of Hayden Broth
ers. • 11.AYDES BROTBRIA.
Jan. It, 1884. Ow
CO-PARTURSMP NOTICIL
eft undersidnidjate members of the 1111 . 112 of HAY
DEN BROTHERS have this day entered into to
winership ander the name and,style of Wm. IS T.
Hayden, for the transaction of ' the Jobbing Trade ' In
Yankee Notions, Watcbesi .fews
YD
, FirnaySltiods,
MIN _
TRACY HAEN.
NewlfenS, Jan. V%b, M.
- • '
WM. & T. HAYDEN, having parchaao the,th
tereit of John rind George Hayden In the 'Stock of
Coale attic late trap! Hayden Wother., 'win continue
thaltilliness at the old stand. Idershante- and Peddlers
tug=at Werri(Ork Joblftrigprietir. 4 •
AM ten 04upply oar cnotquters.
WDL T. RATDBIL
Lew 1111foriOan.i'9thi 1864. r. ^ •
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ran 21: 1 gal*
Ezecint4re Notice. •
A. L I uidewd to the estate 'tit ANDultiir
VREN E deceased. , late of Rash township,
are requested te make "immediate payment.- and those
havingdemaudsamdost the Janie to present them CO
.1011 N NURRAY. .1
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-JAMES R.- Uri, ITT'SI -
ELECiAIiT assortment of Ladlcs
lathes. Cashmeres, Paris Cmell..-1.114001 r
black and colored alpacas, black .il kprints & glnghams,
Ladies clothe lakelMon and Balmoral Skirts
DOMESTICS.
m.w.Littintetirl l ed mtieUxkL7W4llotiVd. gray. stri
pad andtibillisttc'ttannel; denlinir, Mks, and nil other
styles of domestics. - -
Mtn's VVear.'i
Particuktraaciflon Is : called to. this depruirnhllt. Xtrn
due black - French Oaths Ind crisliderea, array blue cas
mimeses, fancy cassimereeiletrtsch*Jean. sheeps grey,
satinet, 91.Tello,s7.7iii t rurning/ tt &L!tfpfiCametc.
Hosiery. Hoods aidlowing,- Lsdles • Joekles, FuncY
Goods and Notiens, Dieu:l4lom an elegant and chaste
style_of Ladles' Dress Combs. . r
6160 (018,12218471(1:
Snuvit, r tiVitn. - Yerii4i6d aitiriceir.Uaits; be ex
elled, taw, Black and Green Teat of the very BEST
uality,, coffee, splees,ll par, erigrind,t i obaccoi Birds'
'ecd, msekettl,ciXtilSh, ete.,.etc,
Crockery,. 00 1 , Xramps .Glass Bcc-
Crockery of all kluds t _hartivme Aid nails, coal, lamp;
and linseed oils, coal oil larnpi end fixtures, glass, sash,
[manta, paint brushes, etc., etc. .
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mena' Kip and heavy bopte„,boys and Youth's kip and
heavy booth, childreree eopper teed shoes, mitoses mo
rocco shoe*, prime article Isaildng shoes, ladies'
gaiters and InoroCSlt Orel, linliee! ',almond shoes, ladies
caffshroci. • , 1 •• - •
The above goilde pre , tot bosold at prices that *lll eattec
fy every one.
TO DAIRYMEN,.
. I have ionstantlyon hand aauniditif :Co
ehame for pall* and cash. forlytdsg.t Ashton Salt for sale
Produce taken yin Exchange. -
Montrose, Sept. 21,1863: • ' . J. It. DzWrrr.
BENTI.4 &ID() k s,
Attorneys and CoansejlOrtat - taw.
OFFICE OVER Ftr.Lpsfl,;Aßtrq,..FOßE,
Efaracizsi,
CtOLLBCTIOnenfirBVIIIMITNACK4O6.SitpitIy made,
And'alTbdelfitieillnektited leitfiemaltidded to ad
fidelity
BIIIIIItary claims for Pensions, - Bamako. Bask Pay,
de.. will be carefully mewed and atteEded to; as also
all claims fOrexem_pticnit.ftoßpraft. The following arc
autdaythe canoed Tor ". • "
•
• 11121111MIPTION 1 , 11411!I OiliAillrire • :
Being One of the :sotus,Olaged or infirm partutk,
where there arc more than ope. .
• it The father of a motberleta child or ehildren 'ender
it rear. of age:delorodosinpotilism for support.:
8. The only son of a widen of aged.or Infirm patents
dependent upon bird for rapport. • • '
.4. A Member of alarally c Aim members of which are
alr eady in the service.
b. Of physical disability. or an alien: *- •
. G. All claims for an election of ;nut from two
sons. soar ba made stromi the draft.
, 8.-S-B6ICTLET, F.E. LOOMS.;
' Montrose. Xt. dc4 fie Scrantott,Ta.
•
SCHENIeS PIIIIMONIC
.W/4.b.ciakg
CONSUMPTION:
SCHENK'S PULMONIC 'STRUT
WILL CURB
- coNsuramop. • ,
SCHENK'S P'O'LMONIC SYRUP
CiatE
COIISIIMPTION.
SCHEWL'S PULMOXITC SYRUP
WILL culls
CONSUMPTION
SCITEIVE'S SEAWEED TOXIC
WILL CUBE•
DYSPEPSIA.
SCHENK'S SEA-WEED TONIC
SILL CUTE
DYSPEPSIA.
SCHEIVK'S SEA-WEIW,TONW
Ilya i ti ii.bisi :4:1
DYSPEPSIA.
'SCHENK'S SEA=WEED TONIC
L'LL . lh . !
DYSPEPSIA,.
smqacs zunnte num inn ct9p
wows mazameaßkpail - 1 inu. CURB
•
• Liver Complainta ,
EICIpMrB 1101)2.1kICE raze WltlitilliE' I
Liver Cempiaintlf..- ,. )'' '•
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SLIEBB1L , 8:14108DB&EB mks WILL: CURB
' . - 'Liver,.qpnipitunts, ._.,,,
--, , • •,
inx.:.n. SCllo.lii - if large Shit rooms at No.
82 Bond street,: . Yolk, oriterette!cogbalcoutid*Sety
Tuesday. from 9 a. m. to 8 p.on., snitat No, B/4 XiortlyGth
sifeet; PhlladelOtda:Pu...erery flatioday.' .' , •
. - Ale Itoeps 0: large supply of . meyllebies; atilt keirrint..
.whlentan _belled at all Hama. ~Those wishing adyies or
ad elimination of the lungs WlllO6 'Well to nail oh, Wm
ansbcore...ijo -Makes PoT eberge -fdr Mice:, nub Ilar a
oroughoxemlitalloif wltb thollespitoineter. hie ;oleo
• y persons are afraid tobeire.theirlauZseranuined
'by Dr. Schenk for !car that the
_y will be found incurable,
and %Sidman , ais pet off until' it is too laW = Mow'
mob Fit. mould be to lmow their condition at °Pee
sely_ah dutiOt of evidence, Di.:l3.%hinishovro 'efficient
eertWatee id thla eitithat helms cured adiranded stages
of,conifimPtion— ..... „ • . ..-. ~ ~.. I , , ..„.„
_ ... ..109 -ffaenies . 'Pew fbilien ' is No: &Worth MU.,
nalitgektilft, Mt.. 11..M0 legate' toy advice alunildal
some be altectee . ,- • •N
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vei l
. •3054100#14 the( t01ui.94414: - .3huldßaim.illts
0 thin box. - , _ _ , _ •
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VEGETABLE EXTR A 0 T.
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lff. - 31.0480N;;Philtidel ,Paq
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r • s 4, • •-; WILL X 77, ECTUALLY CURE ititga: COM.VII44i. '
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Chronieror DiMosoo of =nem.
1 , lona " Arrialig from artisorderid
• .
Not* Or 'Stomach..
such
. as'Constipe.
tion, Inward Piles,
Fulness or Blood to the .
Head, acidity Of the stomach:-
Htuathurn, Hifigustfor Pod:.
Paine, or weight in the stomach. sour sme
• lattonal Sinking or fluttering at the pit of the
Stonmetf, swimming o f the Head,' hurtled and difficult?
Dresthing. rutteringflt the Heart, eboidng or suf=
• fasting sensations when in illyingspostsre,
Dimness of Vision. dots or web, before
' • •," the sight;lNWorstedUiLl'aisiis the •
Hald..delleiency of perspiration,
Yellowness of this skin and
Byes, pain in the aide,
-pact, Chest, ,Limbs,
at.. He.; sudden'
fr. f • _Mahe* ni • 5 •
Cat.
I:faint:ls In the Flesh,
• Ccbmitant •Imegtnlnge of Evil, • •
and - great•Depros- sion of
Ind poaltivelf prevent Yellow Beier, IIInod! POO, *a
They contain
No Alcohol or Bad:Whiskey
They wits erns the above diseases in 99 ores oat of
Do Tor WANT • •
"' i OMIDITSIDG TO siMitairtelx TOO I
A GOOD APPETIT:6I
TO I=o UP I , IIOD, vOisurrnoi 1
To FEEL WELL?
TO GET RID OF NEEFOUSITILSS I •
•';":-'" ENERGY I •
TO SLEEP WELL?
AERISE AND VIGODOITS FEELING?
If you do, use IIOOPLANR'S GERMAN BITTERS.
, FrGIM Rev. J.Newton Remo . o.,,Rditor
.of the Oneyelopedia of Religious Enowkdge.
— Although not, disposed to favor or mcommead Pateat
Medicines in general, thro' distrust °libels Merediests
and effects ; I yet know of no suglicient reasons wily •
man may not testify' the benefits ho believes himself
to have received Ireolt tiny Pimple preparation In the
hope that be maythuivbtrutritkitetotheenefit of others,
I do thilithemnre reallyin Telma to Boofiand's Ger.
`man Bitters, prepartd.brDr:VaL Jackson, of this city
because I was-prejudiced moo., ingt them for many years,
der the Impression thni they were chiefly an alcoholic
mixture. lam Indebted ham - friend Robert Shoemaker,
Eng. for the removal of this prejudice by proper teat, ,
yotd . for cneoumgenint to try tnem, when suffering from
grreatand long continued debility. The use of 8 bottles
of theie bitters,-at the beginning .of the presenryear.
Was followed by - evident relicf;-end tuatara] on to a deg•
ree of bodily and, mental vigor which I had not felt for
6 mouths before.und had almost despaired of regaining.
I therefore thank God and my friend for directing me to
thb use of them. L. NEWTON BROWN.
PHILAXO.II, June __ISCI„
, 'ATTENTION, SOLDIEBS!"
And tiierAiliends Soldiers.
We call the attention . of all having relations or
frietids In the army to the fact that " HOOPLA:O'S
German Bitters" will cure nine-tenthe of the diseases
induced by exposures and privations incident to camp
life. In the lists, published almost daily in the toss
papers, on arrival of the pick, it will be noticed that
very large portion are suffering from debility. Every
- ease of that. kind eon be readily cured by lloofland's
German Bitters. Diseases resdltitig from - disorders of
the digestive organs are spee4lly iemoted. W have no
hesitation its saying that if these Bitters were freely used
tnonglotieanKieri, hundreffs,,Of/Iyearpatght be saved
that otherwise will be Met.
, We mill Attention to the following remarkable.and well
Buthentiattcd cure of one of the nation's heroes, whose
life, to use hie own language, " has been saved by the
Bitters."'
Portanctrurs,Auguat 24d, - 11382.
Messrs. Jones sE Eranen—.Well,gentlemenj_your Hoof
land's German Bitters has saved my life. There fa no
mistake in this. It is vouched for by numbers , of. my
comrades, some of whose names are appended, and who
were cognizant of all thecircumatanees of my case. I
tun, and hare been, for the last four yeam, a member et
Sherman% celebrated battery. and miler the immediate
command of Captain B. B. Ayres. /Through the exposure
attendant main my arduous duties. 1 was attacked to
Nov last, with inflammation of the innmand was for
22days in the hospital. This was followed by great de
bility. heightened Wart attack of dysentery. I was then
maned ftquathe White House and sent to this. city OD
board the Steamer "State of Maine" where I landed OD
I
the 28th of June. Since that time have been-about as
loofas any one could be and 'Wiretap a spark of vital-
•
' ftb. ' Porn week Ormore I was scarcely able to miaow
anything, audit me , force a morsel down, it was im
mediately throsal up again.
.1 could not.even keep *glass of water on my Mauch.
Life could notlast under these circamstanees; and. se
cordlngly„the physicians who had been working faith
fully, ttvolgh unsuccessfully, Wresecie in e froze the grasp
of the dre , amber. frankly told mu thrpiloall' do no
more for me, andudvised me to see a tlergyinan and to
make such disposition' elmyllmited funds as be ati suited
me rAn acquaintance who risitedme.lit the 1.610'4
Mr.Fredcrick Steinke., of Oh below/Well street,
_ob
sed me, as a forlorn. hope, to try year Bitters, andlidad
ly procured a bottle. - Prom tbe thee I earnmenced taking
them the glOOthyaluidow of death:4 o3 s i % asd 'man ow
: 41=nk and for it, getting better. "
.Thou I:kave takes
btil two - bottle", !bare gained ten' and ream.
gpineofbelaggemalUed lejohimy wile and daughter,
dram whom absinheatil nothingferlitpanfluth tbrAwn
admen. Tam a n' loyal Virailan;lrom vidnitY of Yrest
Royal. To yaps inroluale „Ratak' opt the eertalaY
of fife whlchamo takes the plane olvrigne fears—to your
Bitters will owe theilorions privilege of again clasp.
'nc,to torhodeto isewho litpdaireittolateicalife.
,-Voyy trnitzo , a • • ISAAC , MM.
, .
d.
the Ada" ..stiteinerit, sielrel; kad
despaired pi secluour comrade, Mr.
_Malone, restored
to hcalth , P
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luri4teficrektit N. Y. Battery.
`; 3 =Greo.i' 1 4. 1 -1441eA to. .0 Beef limas.
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NethitialkrhAiiiiiilP4 45th Penn.
-Andrew ,kifinthofliA, ed Vermont.
400,01 k Penn
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thci Ilulte.d te. •
nov9 In 4.an rumurzt, b ti Ago.