The Waynesburg messenger. (Waynesburg, Greene County, Pa.) 1849-1901, May 18, 1864, Image 3

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    lotat PfpartmEnt.
Another Wilful Attack on a Minister
of the Gospel.
The members of the South Tenmile Bap
tist Church of Greene county, Pa., a few
weeks since, took into consideration the pres
ent high prices of the necessaries of lite, and
with that christian benevolence, which has
always characterized that dear people, opened
their purses and made their Pastor the recipi
ent of a handsome donation,
The "pile" of green backs, and the many
other "good things," that accompanied it,
were thankfally received by their Pastor and
his family, as a renewed evidence of the en
during friendship of this church toward them,
and it is his earnest hope that the good Lord
may abundantly reward them temporally and
spiritually for their acts of lore.
A. J. COLLINS.
Cot. D. Gray Purman.
We are gratified that our former towns
man, Lieut. D. GRAY PCRNIAN, brother of
A. A. PrmrAN, Esq., has recently recruited
a Regiment in Grant County, Wisconsin, for
the South Western Array ; and in view of his
sterling integrity, patriotism, and bravery,
attested by his host of friends, and the hon
orable scars he bears upon his person, he has
been elected and commissioned as Colonel
of the Regiment. His known ability and
military experience will no doubt secure for
him still higher honors upon other fields of
strife. May success attend him in his fa-
Declination.
DuNKARD TOWNS AIP, May 16th, 1564.
tare career
MESSRS. JONES JENNINGS find since
the aiinonncemeut of my name as a candidate
for Sheriff, that I will not leave sufficient
time in which to make a general canvass of
the County, and my acquaintanceship with
people being somewhat limited, I deem it
advisable to withdraw from the contest,
hoping to "live to fight another day" under
more favorable circumstances. In this de
clination my gratitude for the many kind ex
pressions of my friends, prompts me to return
my unfeigned thanks with the assurance that
my zeal for the Democratic cause shall be
strengthened by time and as I profess to be
0, Democrat from principle my friends will
,ever find me battling for the cherished prin
ciples of that loyal old party whose watchword
the Constitution, and her war cry the
Union.
Yours Respectfully,
PHILLIP KUSSART
Declination.
'WHITELY Towsstur, May 16th, 1864
MESSRS. JONES & JENNINGS:-YOU will
please withdraw my name from the list of
Candidates for County Auditor, as I have
concluded to decline making a canvass for
reasons satisfactory to myself, and my nu
merous friends will accept my thanks ior
their kind wishes to r my success.
Let us stand together fellow Democrats,
and by harm4.,ny of action defeat the enemies
of our Constitution in the County, State and
Nation this fall.
Yulll's Itepectirdly,
JOSEPII PATTERSON
Declination.
MT. Monias, PA., May 10th, ISG4
MESSRS. JONES & JENNINGS :—Please with
draw my name from the list ofeanditlates for
the Sheriffitity, at this time, as my business
arrangements are of such a character as not
to justify a canvass on my part. 'My friends
have my thanks for the encouragement they !
gave me and I hope to merit a continuance
of their favor by a consistaut support of
Democratic principles.
Yours Respectfully
A. F. AMfNIONS.
Silver Smithing.
D. ILAs, it will be seen by reference to
his ear(' in to-day's paper, has resumed the
Silver Smith business. Mr. Haas is a good
Avorkmdn, an honest man and well deserving
the patronage of the public. See advertise
meat.
The Great Sanitary Commission Fai r
in aid of the Sick and Wounded
Soldiers, Will be open in Pittsburgh,
during two weeks in the beginning
of June.
The arrangements for the fair are on the
grandest scale. Five extensive Buildings
have already been erected, which with others,
will be filled with contributions of t,hings use
ful, beautiful, cm ions and wonderful.
The Audience Hall will seat over :JOOO per
sons, and will be opened nightly fur exhibi
tions and Concerts.
Among the entertainments will be Concerts
.by the celebrated GERMANIA BAND, of
Philadelphia.
A Military 14bibition of HYATT'S CA
DETS, 160 in number,
The Great ORATORIO of the MESSIAH
will be given, 'kith 2.00 vocal and instument
al
_
Magnificent TABLEXUX VIVANTS and
ANTIQUE CONCERTS, and various unique
and attractive entertainments are being pre
pared.
Premiums worth Contending for.
The Marble and Stone Cutters of Pitts
burgh offer a MONLTMEMT, WORTH cVEP.
42000, to be given to the county of Western
Pennsylvania, Ohio, or Virginia, whico shall
donate to the fair the largest aggregate
amount, in proportion to population. The
Monument to be erected in the chief town of
the county which shall gain it, to the memory
of their brave soldiers slain in battle.
The Allegheny County Agricultural Socie
ty cife* $6OO in Money to the Agricultural
Societies of the County which shall donate
the largest amount in Live Stock: -
Allegheny County is excluded from corn
petions for either premium.
Organize your county, township and
School District Committees, and apply to
every doctor, lawyer, merchant, clerk, farm
er,
manufacturer, mechanic, laborer, woman
and child, to give Money, Live Stock, Goods
Farm products, Manufactures, Useful or
Fancy Articles, Curiosities,
Poultry, Butter,
Eggs, Shirts, Sucks, Maple Sugar, or any ,
thing which can be sold, or looked at, to
swell the funds.
Let the Workmen in every MD, Shop,
Coal-bank, Furnace, Boat-yard, Tannery,
and of every trade, subscribe at least ;
one day's labor, and send the proceeds
to the Treasurer, with a liberal suns also from
the employers.
Christian duty, ifumanity and Patriotism
alike call upon us to help our brave Soldiers,
and our - beneficence must be worthy of the
cause and of a generous people.
Money to be sent to Holmes, Treasur
er;
Goods to Felix R. Brunt, or to the
Chairman of the proper Committee. Freight
settled in Pittsburgh.
All the Railroads issue Excursion Tickets
to the Fair.
By order of the Executive Committee.
FELIX R. BRUNOT, Chairman.
Ottsbore]; May 17th, 1864.
Schofield Pursuing the Rebels—The Oc
cupation of Dalton Confirmed—The lteb.,
eels Retrerted to Rasa ca and Rome.
PirmiiYurni.i., May 14.—A.special to
the Evening Telegraph, dated Cincin
natti, May 14th, states that Gen. Scho
field's army moved from Bull's Gap on
the 2d. After four hour's fighting on
the 4th, the rebels retreated, the. Union
troops pursuing them into North Car
olina.
The news that Gen. Thomas has ta
ken Dalton, is confirmed, with• 5,000
prisoners, and 10 or 12 pieces artillery.
The rebels retreated in some disorder to
Reesoca and Rome. Our troops are in
hot pursuit.
Gov. Bramlette Calls for 10,000 Ken
tuckians--He offers to Lead Them.
Loctsvn.LE, May 1-I.—The following
dispatch was received at the Military de
patitment last night: FRANKFORT, Ky.,
May 13—Ei Journal: Ken
tuckians to the rescue. I want ten thou
sand six mouths troops at once. Do not
hesitate to come. I will lead you. Let
us h e lp to finish this war, and save our
Government.
[Sigiletl,] Tiios. E. BRAMLETTE,
Governor of lientacky
Death of GenerallSedgwick.
WAsrincc TON, May 10,—InfOrmation
was received here this afternoon of the
death of Major General Sedgwieh, who
was slick in a skirmish near Spottsylva
nia. A ball entered his eye and passed
through his head, killing him instantly.
Immense Destruction of Life.
Mr. Mcßride, the correspondent of
the Washington Chronicle, in his letter
from the front, dated yesterday, says :
"The hemorrhage in the rebel army has
been horrible, while our own is of no
mean magnitude. All through the wil
derness they are strewn, and the fires
kindled by the bursting of shells con
sumed the mangled bodies of the antag
onists. In these several encounters
with the rebels we have lost the present
use of over 3:2,000 men. In Freder
icksburg, at this writing, there are over
12,000 of our wounded. Sunday
morning they began crowding into the
town."
It is believed that the enemy's loss on
Tuesday fir exceed's that of our army,
as it is known that the casualties in Gen.
Heath's rebel brigade were enormous.
A prisoner stated that nothing had ever
been seen like it. The rebel dead were
piled up in heaps on the ground.
It is said that preparation has
been made for 90,000 sick and wounded
soldiers, in anticipation of the great bat
tle that is innninent between the armies
of Grant .and Lee.
MARRIED,
On Tuesday, 10th in t., by A. Hiner—
man, Eq.,_ Mn. JAMES FITZGERALI i _) of Cam
eron, W. Va., to 311 NAtistE, /3c). - EN, of
Jacksonville, Greene Co. Pa.
DIED,
Of Hemorrhage of the bowels, on Thursday,
the sth day of May, 1864, 13Es.r.‘Ans FEANK
BEABOUT, oungeq son of W. S. and An
na Beabout, of Pichlull tp., aged 1 year, 4
months, and 7 days.
Itimag KtEttin.
To be held olf . Saturday, the
2Slh day, of May.
LSSLMBLY.
We arc authorized to announce THOS. ROSE, of
Perry towaaste, as a candidate for AFseuildy, 9ubject
to the decir4iott of the Democratic Primary election.
WE are authorized to announce Gen. JOSEPH
GARRARD, of Cumberland re a candidate for
Agsenibly, subject to the decision of the Democratic
Primary Elections.
Messrs. .1 ON E 8 & JENNINGS : Sirs—Be pleased in
announce the mune of 'X M. A. PORTER, of Marion
tp , a:, a candidate Mr A,senddy, bubjent to the decis
ion of Ile Detriocratic Primary Elections
WE are authorized to ;111,11011r1C0 JOAN PHELAN,
Eeq., of Marion rp., ~e a candidate Ctr Asseutitly, Stib
je,t to the decitiun of the Dentucratjc Pinnary Elec
tion.
SHERIFF.
MESSRS. Florrorts :—Believing Yonongabela tp., to
be entitled to something at the hands of the Itetthocra
cy of the county, we beg leave to announce WII.,LIAM
CLEAVE.NCLft, Est; , as a candidate for Sheriff, sub
ject to the decision of the Constitutional Dentociaey in
c,ontradistinction to the Miscegenation, Abolnion, Jap
Pathetic patty now in power.
MANY McCLELLAN DEMOCRATS.
W E are autnsrizetl to annoonce AHFRIR M UA I
LEY , Of Si' holey tp., as a candidate for Sheriff, sub
ject to the Decision of the Dionocratic Primary elec
tion.
wr, are author : amd to annrome STEPHEN
Kri'CUT, iticlit4ill as a catt•lida e for
sul.i..rt to the Decigion of the Democratic Primary
election.
WE are authorized to antintuce I). H. PAEI„
Dunkaid tp., as a candidate for Sheriff; Fll idea to the
decision of the Daniccratic Pi unary Election.
WE are luthorized to announce HEATH JOHNS,
of Washington tow i.ship, as a rall(!idate for Sheriff,
subject to the decision of the Democratic Primary
Election.
WE are authorized to announce J, LINDSEY yo
DEIN, of Centre tp., as a candidate for t!ztniti, stih
ect to the decision of the Democratic Primary Elec
ion .
WE are authorized to announce HENRY ft. 61L
VEUS, of Way it tp., as a candidate for Sheriff, sub
ject to the decision of the Democratic Pi - ninny Elan
iron.
WE are toithorizca to announee JA GOB ',EXLEY,
of Marion tp., as a candidate for :Sheriff, sohjest to the
decision of the Democratic Primary Election.
COMNISSIONER.
111E861t8. Entrons.—Do us the favor of am:mincing
ELIAS SI'VET, Etq , Of Celare to., as a omit:Male for
County Cottitni,t;ioner, subject to the Democratic
Primary election, and ol;11,gt,.
ilfeSbr.i. JUNES & JENNINGS :—Please announce, ny
name s capdidate for County coeoe,ssieeer, sub
jest to the decisions of the Denim ratic Primary E lee -
!gm. JACOB Sinn VER, WhnelY IP.
WE are authorized to announce THOMAS SCOTT,
of Whitely towns I ip, as a candidate for Unninlission
er, Filbject to the decision of the Democratic Primary
Irection.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
Nissans. EIDTORS :—You will please announce JO
SEPH G. RITCHIE, Esq., cit . Mar;ou tp„ as a suit
able candidate fcr Prosecating Atorney, subject to the
decision of the Dentogra tic party at their Primary
election, and you wMI greatly oblige MAN' 'VOTERS
IN DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE COUNTY.
WE are talithorq.ed to announce C. W. 0. AVAD
DELI., of Morton tp.as a candidate f.)r District At
torogy. subject to thr 'decision of the Deniociatic Pri
'nary Election.
WE are authorized to announce I). U. P. HUSS, ni
Marion tp , as a candidate for District Attorney, &üb
ject to the di.4sion of the Democratic Primary Elec
tron.
AUDITOR.
Vt. c are authorized to announce A. J. MAWFIN, of
Wayne tp., as a caudidate for Auditor, N4l4uci. in the
decision of the Democratic Primary Eiecitoti.
WE are authorized to announce WILLIAM GWEN,
nt Jefferson tp., as a candidate for Auditor,eubject to
the decision of the Democratic Ptituary Etectiou.
POOR ROUSE DRUM,
WE are authorized to announce MILLER lAIRS, of
Morgan tp., as a candidate fur Poor Douse Diem' tor
subject to the dccielon of the Democratic Primaty
Lion.
WE are authorised to announce A RTHUR RINE.
HAUT, of Franklin township, as a candidate for Poor
►louse Director. subject to the decision of the Demo
- Primary Election.
G en. Jesse Lazear, sends us the following
list of the killed and. wounded in the late
battles
Dee).—Corp. Jas. Lucas; John Lockhart;
Isaac Isinmingor.
WonNvan.—Capt. J. M. Kent, slightly in
the arm; Lieut..Jas. A. Woods, slightly iu the
arm; E. Headly, mortally wounded; Elijah
Haynes, lost a leg; David Conrad, slightly;
French, wounded iu leg; Silas Chapman,
severely; Boyd Lemley, slightly; Jas. B.
Morris, wounded in the head.
Making, F 750 OU
which being added to contributions heretofore sub
scribed by Pittsburgh to the Iron and Sic. I Department
of the Fair, makes the magnificent tom of about .54,000.
It is proper to aid that handsome contributions have
been received front other committees—for example, on
Glas , , Drugs, etc.—so that Pittsburgh is well worthy
of our best thanks and gr,,Lenil remembrance: Cot large
liberalty.
We are plmteed to note these evidences of liberality
on the part (dour manufacturers as faint foreshadow
logs of their prospective contributions :o our own fair.
P0:2640M t 4 AN MARY FAIT.—A meeting of the Pitts
burgh Sanitary Committee was held at their rooms,
.o. 59 Fourth street, Totisday afternnon, I lie
President, ThOlhaS Bake% ell, Esy , was requested to
tender the services ola large number of Surgeons mid
nurses, who had volunteered to proceed at once to the
army in Virginia, to attend the si k and wounded sol
diers. The 'allowing dispatch was forwarded to Gen.
Moorhead, in: Washilr,iiin City, and a reify is ex
pected thiS:MOthing, toiren the COWlllhhee Will again
meet to select the required number from the volun
teers:
' "lfon. J K Moorhead, Mia9hiugton wan}
tiLirgoont: and male nurses shall we scud to in
relieving the wanly the V; 0111/fied.
The committee al,n sent on a check for several
thousand dollars to 4,:cii; Moorhead, to i.e used by the
Pennsylvania Soldn2r,' Rehel Association. A !arse
stock of supplies are also being shipped to Fortress
Monroe, Washington sod the Western Department.
As the demand for supplies are very prcsfing at this
ems, the committee again call upon our citizens . f .r
contributions ofsanitary stores, and we I.tve uo doin
that the appeal w ill be respo n ded to w i; It- ',lt I iberality.
Notice is herd by given to ail creilitor9, s,
and other persons interested, that the
eciitors, Administrator , and ti{c•., .
at:CC/MOS in the IlegiFter's (Alice. at d that
will be prei , ented to Ow Oriihan's I!,
within :uul for the Comity of Greene on ILth
of June next, for contit illation and allowa,-e.
Final account of Samuel Harvey, Guardian of Elmore
A. ItusbeL
Account Of Louis Kuhn and Mary Laugstretlr, Adruir.-
istralors of Samuel Langstreth.
AreMilit of Johnson Way chuff, Guardian of Caroline
Hughes, minor child of James Hughes, dec'd.
Account of Wnt Gordon, Executors of Hiraut Kent,
&Teas( d.
Account of Antos Brewer Ex 'r of Israec Russell, deed.
Account of Win. l'aicel, Ex'r of Lewis Huge, dec'd.
Account of.lacoli Cole, Executor of the Estate 01 Isaac
Ehriver,duc'd.
Ft•purate and final account of David 11. Johnson, are of
•he Executors, of thz last will and lestallient of Joseph .
li..lnheson, deed
Partial Account °Huhn LLidsey and L, D. Ingram Ex,
emitms of the Estate of Mary Lindsey. dec'd.
Account of Byron W. Wa1.5011, Executor of the B,l.ate
ofJohn Watson. &cid.
rinal Amount or Thonma Was and Charles Lucas Ad
ministrators Of no (Wei Lucas, deed
Final Account of Daniel Goodwin, Executor of John
Goodwin, deed.
Account of Dr. Wm. B. Porter, Guardian of William
r 4 priwls deed.
May 11, '64. PETER BRA WS, Register.
UttN DEIVICFINT
Errigi IS 01,11.....wriag Is lit
70b CnN * 4l
4I NFORMS iyo,ut hl e te
Da citizens guer ie oL G b r u e s e u n i L a c co
and unty
e a: u n i t :l i; he
the
same old trade the
SILVER SMITE IiTTSINZSS.
Ile is prepared now to repair Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry, in the very heat style, shortest notice, and on
reasonable terms. lie has on hand the very best Clocks
for Sale.
SHOP.—CampLelPs Rowe, next door to Squire
Webbg.
Waynesburg, Pa., May 118, 1€164 tf.
List of Applicants for Tavern Li
cereies for June term, 1864.
Enoch liennan. Jolly Town, Greene county, Pa.
Joel L. Swim', Waynesburg, Pa.
Joseph Miind le, Willow Tree, Greene enunty, Pa.
George Cowell Davistowii, Greene county, Pa.
Isaac J. Hupp, New Bteepart, da do
jiaay 11. J F. TEMPLE. Clerk.
TS hereby given that Sarah Norris left the subscriber
without arty just cause o r provicacion and that I pay
•o debt. of her contracting hetesfter.
May ABNER MORRIS.
LATEST.
OC7D New Hat Ail (i
WM. FLENIING, ‘, .
PITTSBUROI.I, 1 . . !
NE IV HAT ..1..V.,"; C
persons visiting
first class establishment, fitted up if.
styl e , with every convenience fur dm
andßetail Trade. A large stock 01 ev,iy
and quality of HATS and CAPS 4.p..
hand, which will be sold at the very l o tto
Ildr.Flemingi3 a Practical Hatter, and guarai
action to purchasers. Oct. I, Is.
THE SANITARY FAIR !
Mr. Bvinot, Chairman of the Executive Committee,
has issued a circular calling upon all employers and
others to co-operate with the committee in order to
secure for the Fair the proceeds of one day's labor,
from every man, of whatever trade or' occupation, in
the territory embraced by the fair. By a little effort
this desirable object could be hilly accomplished, and
pie hope that every person who has the comfort and
welfare of our soldiers at heart Will give their aid a id
influence to this end. For the convenience of those
Who will engage in soliciting such contributions, we
publish t..e circular 1,60177, hi such a form that it call
be clipped out and pasted on a sheet of white paper:
HELP FOR THE SOLDIERS.
wE the undersigned, hereby give the WAGES OF
ONE DAV, er the SUMS riET OPPOSITE OUR
NAMES, to the Pittsburgh ?Sanitary Fair, for the
and WOUNDED Soldiers. iTtie name of the
estqhfisiimem, mine, profegsion, or trade, and the lo
cality, will he here inserted.)
Let the Proprietor, Manager, Boss, or patriotic man,
paste or copy the above on white paper ; get it signed
by all the men of the thin, mine, furnace, shop, boat
yard, store, trade or occupation to which he lielontis,
or of the town in which he hers, and collect and
transmit the amount to NATHANIEL HOLMES, J
Treasurer of the Fair, Pittsburgh, Pa.
The recei pt of the money will be duly acknowledged
by letter anti in the newspapers.
The sound of the battle; the groans of our brothers
and defenders; the memory of the g.orieus dead, and
our hopes of success itt the struggle, calls on us to be
prompt and generous.
May God nut it into the heart of every christian and
patriot to respond with his nine or his treasure.
Fur the Executive Committee.
FELIX IL MIL NOT, Chin.
The ladies of Chicago are oak ing vigorous efforts to
make their conctibkohms to our lair worthy of that
peat city. In the I'oct we find a raid from Mrs .1.
V. I eMoy he, chairman of the Chicago Committee,
from which we mike the following extract : there
arc any ladies in .be city ult.) have no: been trtitie.d
of the effort that is being made to grt up a cuntributio
int the Pittsburgh Sanitary Fair, and wonlit be willing.
to aid, we take this means of to Iling Mein that we will
lie most happy to receive assistance either in work or
by money. lilt had heou 1,1,5,1111 P, all w. uld have
bean solicited personally ; but the time was so short
that thin could ma be done, and we hope that all who
saw or heard of the beautiful and substantial contribu
tions that Chicago received. final Pitishur h at the
time, of the Chicago Fair, will be willit., and anxious
to helves in CAII undertaking."
It was the intentitm of the Executive Committee to
hare Pr silent Lincoln make the midi, ss at the open
ing t.f Ihe Fair. It will he seen by the rid owing letter,
however, that the Presiden will be unable to be pres
ent
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Waniiing.ion f ite, April
ISii : 1 fear it wi I not be peesible we
to assia at thy: 01 Fair, but bet
en fot y ti success will of coarse, be with vim. if the
use of my itaine tan avail anything lot so good a par
poee, it ar: ebtirely nt your SI.TVIII.I.
I am, very truly - , your atll. servant,
A. LINCOLN.
Felix R Bruno% Esq., S. F. Vun Bonnhura, Esq
R•Io D. filet;,,wasi. •
.1.1.0.135W1E DONATIONS.—In the St. Louis Pittners
C,ett, it) flail, Chat Ina!' of the Committee 00 " hot/
and Steel, " 01 the Gleat Weetern Fair. returns pro
found thanks Lathe following named additional dona
tions front the Ittrge-Iteatteil 111:11111facilli ems of Pittsburg
adi. ices of Which liars bean reretred Imy
Jones, Boyd & Ut. (send of their own MALI Llfile
tars) thirty cast steel saw plates—assorted
tools, cast-Bleu! valued ;.d. e:ko 00
Singer, ls,i/l4id: ,(Send of Weir own inann
f.acture) one caosteel Laeuell loading cannon,
valued at 150 On
Park, Brother & Ca..(send of their own mann
iAtre),assorLed 4 04 4 g, Cav/ steel valved at 100 00
Register's o
oi,..;Lu. \V a 3 :it, ;'a .,
Ma 3 11,
PETER BROWN, Register
Nw - .3L - ;. ac 44
These Bonds are issued under the Act of Congress
of March Bth, 18649 which provides that all Bonds is
sued under this Act shall be "Exempt from Taxation'
by or under any state or municipal authority. Sub
scriptions to these Bonds are received in United States
notes or notes of National Banks. They areto be "Re
deemed in Coin," at the pleasure of the Government,
at any period not less than ten nor more than forty
years from their date, and until their redemption "Five
per cent.interest will be paid in Coin," on Bonds of
not over one hundred dollars annually and on all other
Bonds seini_annually. The interest is payable on the
first days of March and September in each year.
Subscribers will receive either Registered or upon.
Is, as they may prefer. Registered Bonds arc re
on the books of the U. S. Treasurer, and can be
ti only on the owner's order. Coupon Bonds
y .ble to bearer, and more convenient for Cl/111-
er,p Stfl'fe
'` ••i
~• to this loan will have the option of hal"-
; ilonds draw interest from March let, by pay
cruet/ interest in coiri—(or . in United 'Stites
L , ; the notes or National Banks, adding fifty per
cent f..,r j-emitim,) or receive them drawing interest
from the date of subscription and deposit. As these
Bonds are
Exempt from Municipal or State
•
Taxation,
their value is increased Irons one to three per cent. per
annum, according to the rate of tax teviey in various
parts of the country.
At the present rate of premium on gold they pay
Over Eight Per Cent Interest
in currency, and are of equal convenience as a perma
nent or temporary investment.
It is believed that no secarites offer so great induce
ments to lenders as the various description of U. Sr
Bonds. n all other furies of indehtedue.ss, the l'aita
or alitlit y of private partks or stock companies or sep_
(trate communities only is pledged for payment, while
for the debts of the United States the. whole property
of the country is holden to secure the PlYlllent of both
principal and interest in coin.
These Bonds may be subscribed for in sums front
SSU to any magnitude, on the same terms, and are thus
made equally available to the smallest lender and the
largest capitalist. They can be converted into mo ne y
at any moment, and the holder will have the benefit of
the interest.
It may be useful to state in this connection that the
total Funded Debt of the United States on which in
terest is payable in gold, on the 3rd day of liar clt , Bri4
was 5766,965,000.. The interest on this debt for the
corning fiscal year wilt be 645,07320, while the ens
toms revenue in cold fur the carrent !Ural year end
ing June 30th, 180-1, has been 69 far at the rate of user
, t.'1100,000,000 per win um.
It will be seen that even the present?gold reveno sof
the Government are largely b cacess of the wanly
tits Treasurer for the payment of gala interest, While
le recent increase, of the (arid will doubtless rais e
the annual receipts 11 , 111 OS LOUIS on the same amount
of mwormtiofis, *-.130,0(10,000 per annum.
Instructions to the National ac:in as loan
agents were not issued iron Tie,1,11,,
until Nla 2' l ,!att in the rest three t‘etdts of the
,übm:riptionB averaged luta - a than "Ten Million:f a
132111112
Subscriptions will lie received Lv the
First Nmional !lank of Pliiiadidpldri, Pa
Secood National Bank of Pa
hick are depositaries of Politic looney, and all
Respectable Banks and Bankers
flit - out:Alma the country. [acting as v!touts 01 the N
tional Depositary Banks.] %VIII furnish further inforota
tiun on application anti
Afford every Facility to Subscribers.
May Is. 1661.—duets
'Treasurer's Notice
TAX-PAYERS OF GREENE CO.
The undersigned, treasurer of Greene coun
ty, hereby gives notice that in pursuance of an
Act of Assembly approved May tith 1e55, he
will attend in the several Townships and 80.
roughs, at the times and places designated,
betv.euu he hours of 9 O'cl,oCK,.A.
AND 5 O'CLOCK, P 31. , to receive the. State
and County Tax for li 01. to wit
Whitely township, on Monday, June 20th, at
Elisabeth Morris', Newtown.
Perry township, on Tuesday, June 21st, at
Mrs. Burrows', Mt. Morris.
Dunkard township, on Wednesday, June
22nd, at Phillip Kusarts.
Monongahela township, on Thursday, June
23d, at Wm.Mestrezatts, Mapletown.
Carmiehaels Borough, on Friday, June 24th,
at Henry Jennings'.
Cumberland township, on Saturday, June
25th, at Henry Jennings, Carmithaets.
Morgan township, on Monday, June 27th, at
the place Di holding elections.
Jefferson township; on Tuesday - , June 2Mi,,
at the *lnghrara House," Jefferson.
Washi ngt on township, on Wednesday, June
29th, at Suttons Store.
orrig township, on Thursday, June Mull, at
E. Barke..s, Esq.
RichhiLi township, on Friday, July Ist, at
Jlrs. Bryan?.
Center township, on Saturday. July Cud, at
Wayne township, on Tuesday, July sth, at
Strostuiders Store, Roberts Run.
Gilmore township, on Wednesday, July eith,
at Jolleytown.
Sproighill township, on Thursday, July 7th,
at Whites Mill.
THOS.. HAI,EIVELI.."
Aleppo township, on Friday, July 811, at the
place of holding elections.
Jackson township. on Sat ur d a y. Jaly 9th, at
Peter M. Grimes', White Cottage.
Greene township, on Tuesday, July 12th, at
Jeremiah Stcwerts.
Franklin township, Wednesday, July
at S. Grcens, Vridgepori.
Jlsrion township, on Thursday, July 11th, at
the Treasures' Office.
The Books will be in the hands nt the Treas
urer, at his alike on and after the Ist day of
lane, where any one desiring to pay their
will have the opportunity.
Titcrc %t Lea deduction ot 5 per cent, on State
~rid previous to the 25th of July. United
, ; - ,Lc:s or L,r6,1 Pennsylvania currency will be
required in payment 0 1 taxes.
All Mercantile licensee must at; lifted on or
itelore the Ist day of August.
JAMES S. JENNINGS,
County Treasurer.
Treasurers. Office, May 11, 1864.
Orphan's Court Sale.
Dl' virtue of an order of the Orphan's Court of Greene
cotuity, the undersigned will sell on the premises
on Saturday, the 41.11 day of June, ISGI, the follo‘t
tract of land, viz : all the right, title, interest and e,:ate
of the Honor children ofJohn Yhilhps, dee'd , of in and
to the same, situated in Morris tp., Greene ronsty.
Pa., adjoining lands of the heirs of.l ()lin Mattox,dec'd,
Reuben Sanders and others, containing
41211-Mll2 AUL%
More or less, upon which is erected two Cabin houses,
and about 25 acres cleared.
Snig dA
One-half the purchase on the confirmation of the sale,
and the rei , idue in nine mouths thereafter with later
lefst from the date of the confirmation. If the widow
does not release: her dower, the one third of the pur
chase mousy to remain in the hands of the purchaser
during the natural lair of the widow; the interer.t
of to be paid to her annually during tier natural life
THogAs lAMS, Guardian of minor
'64. children ofJohn Phillips, dec'd.
May 11,
A&dnistrator's Notice,
T fiTTERS of Administrati.m having beer. granted
.4 to the undersigned, by the Register of Greene
County, upon the estate of Benjamin Ilittfmati, late of
Center Township. notice is hereby given to all persons
knowing themselles indebtO to said estate to make
immediate payment and all mime baying' e!aiiiisittrailiSt
the same, to present them to the undersigned duly
authorized for settlement.
. _ _
MARY S. DUFFMAN 4- C. P. JORDON,
May I i, 'O. Administrators
Administrators' Notice.
LETTERS 01 Administration on the estate of AMOS
MARTIN, deceased, tate of Jefferson town
ship, Greene county, Pa., `rave been granted by the
Register of said county, to the undersigned. All per
sons knowing themselves indebted to said estate are
hereby notified to pay the same, and those having
claims against said estate are requested to present thew
duly authenticated fur settleatruit.
THOMAS W. TAILOR,
SAX% BAYARD, Aliady.
April 6
U. S. WO BONDI
National Bai Pa.
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
TO THE
MASONIC,
IREBrethren of Newcomb Lodge. No.
I 279, A. Y.M.., intend celebrating the an
niversary of St. John the Baptist, on tliik
29th of June 12C4, in CARNICHAELS?
Greene county, Pa., by public procession.
They respectfully invite neighboring Lodges, Chapters,
and Encampments, and traveling brethren in good
standing, to participate in the ceremonies of the day
An address will be delivered by Rev. S. T. Stewart,
of Pittsburgh. To meet at the Hall at half-past ten
o'clock, A. M.
ISRAEL L. CRAFT. ISAAC BURSON.
THOS. 41. LAIDLF, JOS. SEHOW WK.,
JOHN J. CHEF, HENRY J. JENNINGS,
JESSE WALTON, Committee of Invitation.
April 2711, '64,
CLOSING OUT
The old Stock at old prices, to make room for
SIMMER GOODS.
Call soon and get bargains.
WM. A. PORTER, Greene House.
Waynesburg, May 4, 1864.
Egli ACRE LOT 11111 SALE.
lIE I.4' n . VßVA lr."*'' A r l ' : ', ZN ','u l b i n' , sale in
V o n t ) ; outfit
ou the hill North of Wayeesiiiiig, einitainleg FOUR
ACRES, store or Jess. Terms made known on Jay of
sale- it. i'AuLev.
May 1, ISlil,-41.
E. S. SAVERS. T. HOSKINS() N
NEW STORE v.
SAYERS & HOSKINSON,
SAYERS' (:I)ENER.,
IV.I I_% -- !. - 111 7 12G, PA
AYERS & IMSKINsoN nave just opened an ex
ensive and cutirtty nem, stock of
Fashionable Dry Goods,
Bought in the eastern market, at the very lowest cash
;airs, comprising all style_ of thiitmost nisitionattlo and
serviceable textures of Gentlemen and wear
It is useless to entilintrale. They live everYllllug in
the line, With Bonnets, Hats, Caps, Crisis 6c Shoes.—
Wares of all kinds, and a complete variety of the best.
arMei.C) lat.lM
Alt of which they propose to sell at the very lowest
figures, depending on the quality and cheapness of
their goods to gain them custom.
Alan 27th, 1601.
Look at This!
To all whom it may Concern!
"-- ripHE untier,i , zned would respertf, , lly in
c*....,
,-..),•••,.. 1 form hi, did ctignitters,, friend' , :lint the
1.,tt;,1i.. ;:p11( rally, that he lia.l rhltirneJ Iv
V. itylleSi , lllT:, tht,l hilehh,i a
SADDIMRY Saar,
On Main Street, one door east of the Farm-
ers' and Drover s ' Bank, V7ayne3b - arg„,
%vim coils'adtly ;ill art ti *,-; in
lie , line, -lit h tientlenien'iii es,
flatness. ni gust every .
Untie, nseally key in an e,taintslitinit nt the kind
Pious it ishins In buy mill pleaoe give no a
idir bid ire Wit: 11 . 1 S- 1 "4
%V! Mm, P.al ter oursitlee , tvu can sell as e
wnrk us wr rv..r d'id. All wick turi•d tie*
hest inideri:ii in the inariict, and made in a neat and
h.-nitwit] tirinher.
"War:awed Ind to rut in the eye:. _
IVro nosl,urz.: April 27. ISI; -tt
GRAND FLOTILLA
TIIE
D 1.11. E .w I Mi" !
FIRST SPRING ARRIVAL
OF
CLOTHING
A, J. SOWERS,
A LLI ON'S lAJILI)IXG. opposite the public square,
did assortment of ready made Clothing bir
SPRING AND SUMMER. WEAR,
and is prepared to tress any customer, from the small
est boy to the largest man, and fit him tidily in tho
"Height of Fashion."
Ile has, also, a tine stock of
Hats and Caps,
For men and boys, tted a good variety' or useful No
lions. A which ha Wars for side at the vary
cheapest prices going.
'MAL ir-IGOWL TG.3ED
Mr. SOWERS is also a pra tieing Tailor, and keeps
a good sap ply cicithi, Cassiineres, S,ce , which lie
will make op to orilcr. Also, cutting and waking clone
when the cloth , are furnished.
Way twslptirg, April :11" 1n64.-6m.
IS'l m li7C7'49.3Et'll'iS
CHAMPION SALVE !
Because it Never Surrenders to Anything
in Existence
For old sores, barns, p , his in lhr side hal
biensi in the hack, toothache, :titter; C. 41123
itild frozen
N. It --Pare the en; n and sproad the salve on a
piece nt thii k uniolw ~r linen, thinly applied ; then
apply it to the Ware anti kter dry. Renew
the plaster every hdittli day till
This is a sure !lung. It in,. been in use fur seven
years in (M.o. sea sic pMre in this State, and given
entire satisfaction is all the :Use it. Price, 2fi cents.
Made and sold by STEWART
011'E is hen aiVen thini Sinwart's ceiehrattal.
Ct:lwinf.l Salve ran now be obtatned at any of tit e
following agenc..es:
tall & Co., Persley; & Carpenter, Rosersvi'l• ;
M. Hell Craysville; ISayar i & Item itt, Itic,.'s Land
lug; Isere Hooper, Miner & to., Way rieFdiute.
The Celebrated Itetriede for external diseases, twelve
)earit in new at the old Pnce. •
Alay 4, 1564
Adminiktratoes Notice.
LETTERS of Administration haw beer grit - Mid to
the undersigned upon ine estate M . \VW 13 : 01,11 .
lute or Nlonongalir tp., Ittic'd AU person ,
thetittaqvcs intlehred to estat e , are her e by n o tmi ts t
to pay the same. and those having claims against said
esrate are requested to pr,geta them duly Lutdentscatt,d
rorsettlement. .IAnES A. BLACK,
Alay -1. 1,6-1. Ad cohost rat, ftr
BOXES of the SPECIFIC PILL,
WILL PROMPTLY AND PERMANENTLY l I RE
ur Sperntatorrhea t Srutinal Weaticitess,
or Involuntary Nightly or Uatly Looses,
however Ori.mally Calised. or however AJgravated
iu dri racier; \viiile they will speedily ccerect those
morbid a , uliiriv tts which spring from the pri
mary disease, or Iron! s,emt vice.
Till] SPECIFIC PILL is equally applicable to the
treatment Of every kind of Genital or Urinary ',Tit:,
lion, Incapacity, or Impotency ; Diabetes, Litre or
"Brick-Dust" Deposits in tile Urine; Milky Dist:Mut:-
es ; Inflammation or Wealine's oil the Kidneys. sue.
Cleryinet, Lawyers. Students, and all who follow se
dentary. orcupatmrs. -r it - hose fir, in and Nelsons
System are oser-tvoik.o. u peculiarly siiiiject to
weakne.stes of the Geditml titian' Oilcans, Thell 4 - 4
should cat fail tie TUE sltrittrii;
Persons afflicted with oily ono or more of the above
disorders, are sure to have. Bestial, and sometimes
nKsstnf the following
SYMPTOMS.
Deranged Digestiom ; Loss of Appetite ;;:i.oss or
Consti•nited Bowel 3 ; Frtfnl and nervous, of
heavy sleep, with lustful dreams; Trouhled lireathieg;
Failure of V.&e; Irregular action of Old Heart ; Pus
tuhous Eruptions Oil the Face and Neck ; Headache ;
Affections of Vie Eyes ; Loss of Memory ; Sudden
flushes of Heat t;rid il!usloings ; General Weakness
*I Indolence; kv,?r,toin to Society; Relaxed condi
tion tie Dlsminished Size of the Genital Organs ; In.
voluntary Nightly wool Daily Emissions ; Freopteut (lot
sire to pass Water, with peculiar attending sensations;
Alelanchuly, &c.
Professional Opinions.—"l have u,:ed your
nii.E.C/ VIC PILLS' In many tnt , es of ripnrinittorrlien, and
with the most pc! t vet socces."—J. MII.T4N SANDE:RS,
M. I).. IL. LI, Brooklyn.
"It is near a 'specific' a.; any medicine ran 1).!. I
inivetnred very severe cases wtih six to ten (I(ises."
11. KEITH, M. I)., S.I. Repertory of MeJ. Science,
New York.
"I know of - no remedy in the whole Material Medi
ca. mina/ to your Br:a•trtc PILL iu 'emina! r:r Vrinu
ry weak ness."—A oniect livitun. M. D., I'mr. of Or
ganic Chemistry atid Physiology, N. Y.
Personnl Winchesrerts won.
thy or all Confidence. and ecvotes ni.nvelf entlinvias
ti'M.ily to these rreparations"— D. MEREDITH Rees
M. D. 1,1,. D., American Gazette, New fork,
"I have a personal know led , ,to or Ma. WIN cii ESTER
HON EST.IF AND INnown, and can assure tile Cruces
sion and the Nitta. that um l'aErtittnno,ot otN RE
RELIED ON."--4 AS. IL. CHILIoN M 1). CDOIHSI, New
lork.-
THE SPECIFIC PILL.
L. tot a Itonwoitothic reined.. nor does it contain
ME Rau y, Iron, Can tharides, or any injurious ingredi
ent
11" Price ;$1 per box, Fix boxed [when ordered at
once] for S 3. Sent'by.tirtil. Soul wholesale and Re
tail of the sole Gboterat Ltei•ot in RI! 'United States by
•F. 1111;3!ri=niSTZIn,
564
Of 41114
IS6i,
.?1 0 . v ; -
touß Ak-c Bt.-
RAILROAD CERTAIN?
WAllll:463'fsatfi'i
THE- OHIO !
N. CLARK & SON
pAVE ekzantly titter] urf, the mom rnit:rly necu
.l Nod by '1 honras BradVt-y,z.nd haviNg made heavy
I:olcfl3ses in the first, are now prepared to offer a
la ger amid more tashionable stock of
3NIIIII MD '111141,11
Clothing than they have ever done, and would kindly
invite their many good and faithiul customers, and all
otllern W h o have ver been so fortunate as to give
them a call, to stop in
TWO DOORS WEST OF THE ADAMS INN
And they will show you styles and qualities that can
not fail to please, "and at such reasonahl , prices you
0. tll imattine.yourself"litlin!,* i• 3 the good old days of
pence and plenty. Our assortment cannot lie surpass
ed. Nees' and th vs' wear of evert• tlrade. Vests
from the foi,st sill: velvet to the cheapest cottonade.—
Plant and Fancy Cassimere pants, of French and Amer
ican manufacture. Also M A:RS El 1.1,E5, LINEN,
sAaiNE - rr A di COTTON ADE pants.
COATS OF EVERY STYLE,
r..1.s and mucks, Li111:11 dusters. and ritintutur Cassi
were Overcoats, and the very Isr.est, the
A fine assortment of lIATS and CAPS, comprising
all the best aria iiew est Eistern § yles. A greater va
riety of NOLl,lllSal,(ltinzti's turn's:ling goods than will b,
found in nine similar eraab:l,bilient. %White, Colnren
and aye Shins, Scarf; and Ties—among %%hien
are the Harvard and English Ribbon Ti,.—
zsuspai:dt rs. U.otts, Hosiery, Linen C.llars, Plain and
linibruiderLd, and
DCD PAPER COLLARS 2
A treat improvement on the Lockwood Collar.
(fR N V'S pertatt, linnincled MJided superior io
011r,d,iiity lit, I.t Lose, 01 tell, and “It 4;
ht , a.; Si.jit-111::!::: nu lilistake—Two doors
ktst of the Adams and nearly lypilSiii; Joe Va
icv'aConfectionery. May 4. '6l.—tf,
rzEw Gi OD S,
Lon
AVINa :natio ext , nsive impr.lvements in their
still,. MIMI. are better prepared than ever to ac
, enweew, teeir rie,teli:ers. They are otle,ring the
bent and latest slyles .% 11 4:ss k • Alpaces
ati klreds, Poi) (le
Cher re::. F l ier o.l.l,4:J:twat ,401 id " * " 01
tdl,l Mined Chalista, ill
n - erd, we have a full line of the latest style. of
J. T. HOOK
Ladies' Dress Goods !
:hauls,Clo%ks and Al:vines, Collars a:id Sleeves, Em
broidered Seta, Bonnet Sills, Head Nets, Gloves and
flo,iery, hest pi lay Kid Gloves, Prima and Ginghatits
Ilako.rAis and Sholeions, of all and prices.—
Tr11111;II02,, I,lllSiStill:4' of Quilled RUilloils, IStaids,
Butt. a A.lso, a larg.., ass.nuie;it of Linen
plain and lienisticlied.
Mourning Goods
A .lar:a and full assortment of the most fashiona
ble Atourning G,Hls Unit con hl be Lad
livirl'ilir'Sf, W30.4111z?..,
cir,tlw, cas , nn..res, Vestings, Tweeds, Jeans, Cotton
aues, Shirting Flannels, &c,
HARDWARE,
MUM iM GEN
Coffee, Tea, Sugar, filolasszcs, Salt, Tobacco, &c, &c
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
3-4, 4.4, 5-4, 1t)-4 bleached Sheeting,
3-4, 4 4. 5-4 unbicached Sheol ing.
Colin!' and Linen Table Clotic.,
Line) Sheetings lied Tiekiiii.f and Window Ciirtins
(fur stock is eitnipiete in eves y line, anti if our friends
want good bargains. all we Dave to say ha that thin is
the Ware to secure their].
1f Cali sou II before the rush begins.
May 4. inzi4.—tf
B Y virtoo of a writ of Vendirioni ponas, issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas of Greene
cnun
ly, and to me directed, there will he exposed to public
sitle at the house of the widow Ilumgarner, in iletror.
son, nn
Saturday, May 2Stit,
At one o'clock, p. ii., the follow dig pr,ifid:y, viz:--
All the right, title. interest and eh in of 1!f'r1,1.11:111t, ot,
in and to a certain lot of ground in the village of Jot
felson, fronting Main street lio fey t and ronnt ng hack
feet to Mulberry alley, adjoining Edward Parkin
son on the is,rth..hcob French on the :South, and has
erected thereon a large
FIZXISIE DWELLING IJOUSE,
Frame Ave!! 01 water and SI)1110 frith tree 3.—
Alio, all oth lot, adjthithth lauds of' EAtha.rd
Michael Aletthrer th a th l raethag to Nlth eth,
thielec abut three and a half acres, more or
Takes into ;iNrc•lll.i,,rl thl . priCJi;II:. 01 1,0114, Kin
ca id al the it "lEdward
a, Tilos LUCAS, Slwrilf.
May 4, IbC4
Orphans' Court Sale.
In the Orphan's Cvort of Creche co.. An, 2, March
'Fern', !SC A.. In the matter or the Partition of th
lieu to Dante( Evans. Sr., tate ur "tituppo
in -ant rout: t)r, tlu ',1., I :lth:trine EVlTlA(widow),
1,11 , tn. intermarried v. it, John Lemons; Susannah
itoet :fu Elias ;f2,rze :;vacs, !tan
nish s, . TetttMe, Ehanitan tol Litern of
ans.. Elti.a. C. Evans. Sar
ah .Lu n e Pews, John Evans, and MLitt, L. Evans,
tenor t Mullett oittaiti Itattiel Evans, Sr., th.c*(l; Mat -
!tat et in, re n amed with James Cattipsey ; Jacob Evans
anti Jereinvitt Evans; Evaas, Sau:acl EVA:Ia,
littclo,l intern:allied with John hlurphy ; Ann inter
married with Ganes Jackson, and to the chilthen of
'Ettottlas Ev thm'd, viz Benjamin Evans, alai
B e nj a min tiller , guardian of Tho , . Evans, a Minor.
You, awl edi It to' you, are ziotitied that, by virtue of
a tint of partition issued out of the Orphans' Court
of Gietnie county, an inquest will be held and taken
upon the premises ht Alleppo and Springhill townships,
rut the 3,st. day of May, A. U., 1361, at 12 o'clock. M.,
of said day ; for the IMIlAse of Making partition at. val.
tuition :mil appraiseuteat of the sidil real estate, as in
tie said writ reMlired ; at Which time and place you
can attend, it you think proper. Tll(1'd
Sherif.
eheriirs 01 - Pce, Waynesburg Pa., April 13, ISO,
DY virtue of a writ of Venditioni Exponas, issued
1,3 out of the Court of Collllllotl Pleas of Greene coun
ty, and to me directed, there will be enposed to public
sale at the door of the Court House, in Waynesburg, on
Monday, the 6th day of June
at 1 o'clock, P. NI., the following property. viz : All
the right, title, interest and claim of the ihilerulant,
or, in and to a certain tract of land situated in Spring.
hill tp., Greene Ca , In,, adjoimr g lands of Jonathan
Whipkey, Daniel Evans and W. Ml:et - nun, containing
One Minaret] and Twenty Acres,
Wore or lEss, about 40 acres of which are cleared, and
Lae erected thmcoe one hewed log dwelling house, log
stable, also an apple orchard on the premises.
Taken in exer•ntion as !he property of John Ly:t n
at the Fait of John Barger for use of Jacob French, now
tor use of "Timm C. Bell. Tilfj.S. LUCAS, She! ill.
trs 0111te, Wayte,burg, Pa., May 4, 1664.
By virtue o i . a writ of Ventiitient Exponas, issued
out of tie cifiirt of UOIIIIIIOII Piers Of lifeoMC 0,1111
ty, and to we directed there w Le exposed
sale at the house of %idols liumilarner, in .liiilersitit, on
Saturday, May 25tla, .1561,
at 2 o'cloce. P. M., the following property, viz : All
ihe right, title, interest and claim Of defendant, of, ill
and to a certain piece or parcel of land in Jefferson
Cireei. county, Pa., bounded by lands of John Haver,
heirs of Ruth IJowlsworth, John Smith and others,
containing SIX ACRES, more or less, all cleared, and
under fence, and in a good state of cultivation.
Taken in execution as the property of Swan Lucas
at the suit of George Teagarden for use of Henry Ltise,
jr., now for use of W. 1), Rogers.
Tilol3. LUCAS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's office, Waynesburg, ANS 13
lIOLD
R UNATING TARO JG II
CONNECTING WITH
English Walking Coat.
Just Arrived at
SERIFS SALE.
Sheriff's Sale.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
nitakiptia.
flr. Hoofland's
GERMAN BITTERS
PREP/RED
BY DR. C. BT. JACKSON, Phila., Pa•
IS NOT A
Bar Room Drink
On .9.
SUBSTITUTE FOR RUM
0$ AN
Intoxicating Beverage, but
A lIIGEILY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT
A PUJIE TONIC,
Free from Alcoholic Stimulant or Injurious
DUI%
AND WILL EFFECTUALLY NU
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA,
and JA
Hoofland's Geri Bitters
WILL CURE EVERY CASE OF
Chronic or N ervous Debility, Disease o
the Kidneys, and Diseases aris—
ing from a Disordered
Stomach.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOW IN3 SYMPTOMS
Resulting from Disorders of the Digestive
01,;uus
Constirdiem Inward PM Fulness of Blond to the
Head, Acldity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn,
Disgust Ibt rood, Fuliii-es or Weight in the Stomach,
Sour Eructations, Sulking Or Fluttering at the Pit of
the Stomach, Swiuueiu2 of the Dead, Hurried and
Difficult Breathinti,.Fltittering at the 'Vail,' Choking
sensations when in allying posture,
Di u: , ,-; of Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight,
Fever and Dull Pain in the Head. Deficiency of Per
,ll, Cot . the SLIII and Eyes, Pain in
III: Sete, flack, Lhesti &c., Sudden Flushes of
at. I:iti Mut: in the Fiesh, Constant Imaginings 01
Er it, and groat Depression ufepirits.
Howland's German Bitters
NVILL GIVE YOU
G(MTI Ar PETITE,
SWING NI:I:VE:8,
11EA1: V NERVE,
'11:A1)1"
FEELITN GS,
ENERGETIC FRELIYGM, -
IIEA LTV FEELIPiait
A GOOD CONSTITUTION,
A STRONG CONSTITUTION.
A HEALTHY CONSTITUTION,
A SuLND CONSTITUTION.
I=
ITU 4K
=3
Delicate
=I
Thin
ET=I
Depressed
WILL 'MAKE THE
Sallow Complexion Clear.
WILL MAKE TILE
Dull Eye - - Clear JIL Bright,
Will prove & blessing In
Every Family,
Can be used by perfect varoty by
MALE
OR
FEMALE,
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There are many preparations sold under the name At
Bitters, put up in quart bottles, compounded of
cheapest whiskey or common ruin, costing twin 90 In
ni cents per gallon, the taste disguised by Anise or Co
riander seed
This claEs of Bitters has caused and will centinue
cause, as long as they can be cold, hundreds to die tb
death or tile drunkard. By their use the system is kagt
continually under the influence of Alcoholic ettiniti
tants of the worst kind, the desire for Liquor is created
aagkept rip, and the result is all the horrors attends/at
upon a drunka•d's life and death.
For those who desire and will have a Liquor Bitters,
we publish the following receipt. Let one bottle of
Ilootiand's German Bitters and mix with three
quarts of good Brandy or whiskey, and the result will
be a preparation that will far excel in medical virtues
and tills excellence any of the numerous Liquor Bib
ters iu thi• market, and will cost much less. You will
have all Ole %lilacs of BOOFLAND'S BITTERS in con
iiecinm with a gond article of Liquor, at a touch less
price than these inferior preparations will cost you.
DELICATE CHILDREN,
Those suffering from INTARASMUS, wasting away
with scarcely ally flesh Oil their bones,.are cured in a
very snort I. one; one hurtle in such cases, will have
ino,isurpnemg effect.
TißeF.ti Iloni fevers of any kind— Those Bitters tv
renctv }our strength in a very short time.
FEVER AND ACUTE,
The chills will not ',item if hen Bitters are used
No p,ISOII in a Fever and Ague District should lee
Without thew.
From Rev. J. ..Yefelon Brown, D. D., Editor 0,1
the Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge.
mop ugh not iliNpoired to favor or recommend Patent
medicines in general, through distrust of their ingredi
en,s and effects; I yet know of no sufficient reasons
v.,;1 1 1, , a mail may not testify to the benefits he believed
luta:wit' to have received from any simple preparation,
the hope that he may thus contribute to the hermit%
of oil'. rs. . .
I do this= the more readily in regard to floofland'ii
Grimm' prepared by Dr. C. If Jackson, of MI6
city, because I was prejudiced against them for ninny
under the impression that they were chiefly an
alcc hone 1111Atore. tam indebted to my friend, Robert
rihitimtitkm, isq., ha the removal of this prejudice by
proper teat., and for encouragement to try them, when
lion great and long continued debility. Tim
use, of three bottles of these Bitters, at the beginning of
the present year, was followed by evident relief, and
restoration to a degree of bodily and mental yip! .
whicli I had not felt for six months before, and had
almost despaired of regaining. 1 therefere thank oog
and sly friend for directing me to the use of them.
Phila., done '2: 1 7 'ti2. J. N, BROWN,
ATTENTION SOLDIERS !
AND THE VRIENDS OF SOLDIERS
We call the att.:mann of all having friends in the
- army to the fact that "11001FLAND'al German Bit
tors' will cure nine-tenths of the diseases induced by
expoßtres arid privari,ns incident to camp lite. In the
lists, published almost daily in the newspapers, on the
arrival of the sick, it will be noticed that a very large
proportion arc suffering from debility. Every case o t
that kind can be readily cured by lloodand's German
Bitters. Diseases resulting front disorders of the di
gestive organs are soceilly removed. We have ito
hesitation in stating that, if these Bitters were freely
used among our soldiers, hundreds of lives might be
saved that otherwise will he lost.
Tile fir° (trietarS are daily receiving thankful fetters
from sufferers in the army and hospitals, who have
been restored to health by the use of these Bitters, sena
to them by their hitnde.
BEWARE Ole COUNTERFEITS
that tho signatore of "C. M. JACKSON," is un
the wRATPER or each bottle.
I'iIICES.
; 31,ti0 pt:a HoTTLE, OR HALF DOZ. 10,00
`• Olt HALF Doz. 4,00
3i1":07u: 517.1.: 75 • "
The, I,nr ,, e Size, on account of the quantity the tacit
;lea hold, are touch the cheaper.
;Should your nearest druggist not have 1171 article, do
not b.: pot oil by any of the intoxicating preparations
that :tiny oticred in its place, but send to us, and
weforward, securely packed, by express.
Principal Moe and Zanufactoryt
NO. 631 ARCH SIREET.
JONES & EVANS
(Succegeor to C. Al. JACKSON ic C 0,,)
7V' a -9p t•S fit ., rikindig
lijQ' For Buie ay Druzgista
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