::::.:i::::::JUNE 80.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Ebxnsburq and Cbesson Railroad.
On and after Monday, May 1 6, 1864, trains
,3 tais road will run as follows :
JjlAVE EbENSBURQ . . ..
i.t 7.00 A. connecting with Bait. Ex
press West and Thro' Acnom East.
Xt 6.40 P. M., connecting with Mail Train
and Fast Line West and Ex. East.
Leave Cresson
. At 10.45 A. M., or on departure of Thro'
Accommodation West.
A.t 9.15 P. M, or on. departure o Fast Line
West.
TCill We Have Oxe ? Will we, or
will we 'not we of Ebensburs have a
4th of July celebration? Of riprlit we
should have one, and if we were bo in
clined, we could have one. But trill ice
lave one f - That, just now, is the question.
Judging from present indications, which
present, indications consist of an apparent
entire fbrgetfulness of the fact that our
treat National holiday is rapidly approach
ing, and an almost total abscrbtion ot mind
;n tht Tnilitarv situation and monev-ma-
t i i- j . .x - -
kmsr. we feel inclined to answer the inter-
rogatory in the negativeJ. . But when we
lack .back and think that it will be only
one year again the recurrence of that stir
ring anniversary since Gen. Grant, who,
par parentJtese, to the loyal North is Ulys
ses always, but to the rebels is-Ulickus
Wars ! one vearsinre TT . S. spvrrpd tht
mushroom Confederacy in twain by the
capture ot ictsburg, ana not lorgetting
JJeade and Gettysburg, joint celebrators
of the last 4th and therealong in glorious
and most elective styie, we write it down
en inipossimiuy, at icasi an improDaDiiity,
-T?T?A L 1 A. ? . 1 I
lcr our citizens to prove tnemseives so ut-
terly unpatriotic and unappreciative of big
things, in other words to prove themselves
so un-American as to not celebrate "til
occasion" by clash of horn and roll of
2ram, Dy a pcai ci Delia, by a salvo ct ar-
tiJlery, by a barbecue in some grove and
the inevitable succeeding speeches by
anv or all Ot tnese very vroper demon-
ln;An or n..r nthr nrnrpr ,lpmnn.
J J t t I
stration which . may or
might
susjrest
itself. Looking at the subject in the one
light, it appears as if we were not going
to have a celebration 1 looking at it in the
ether light, it appears wonderfully strange
that we are not going to have a celebra
tion. Will we, or won't we, commemorate
the day 1 However this question be de
cided, as eooner or later it must be deci-
II ... .. I
iea, we possess tue sweet gratincation oi
knowing that wc have done our dut to-
ward both our country and our fellow
townsmen in thus impressing upon the
minds of the latter the fact that the 88th
anniversary of American Independence is
tear at hand that, indeed, next Monday
is the 4th cf July !
Cresson. The celebrated summer re
sort, the "Mountain House," at Cresson,
tflis county, has been opened for the re
ception of visitors, some fifty of whom
lave already takec up their abode there, j
If the sweltering-hoc weather of the nast
week continues for another week or two,
it were safe to infer this number will be
speedily augmented until every available
cook and cranny about .the premises is
fully tenanted. Although the "House"
itself is a most epacious one, and notwith
standing the fact that perhaps a dozen
oullyinsr "cottage houses" ar roninrispd
in the accommodations afforded visitors,
"has been found ahsnlntplv innrssihl in
j r 'w
take m even a moiety of those applying
lor admission. To remedy this, and alfard
room for all who may come, a very large
Edition is to be built to the hotel during
the present summer.
e do not wonder at the wide-spread
popularity of the "Mountain House."
Situated a3 it is on the summit of the
Alleghany Mountains, twenty-three hun
dred feet above the level of tho Eea, the
surrounding 6cenery is most grand and
romantic, while tho never-idle breezes are
ooler and more invigorating and the wa
ter is purer than can be found elsewhere
throughout the length and breadth of the
lat.d. Besides all this," Mr. G. W. Mul-
1
is tne. major-aomo oi the concern
? .m . ... 1
hich is adding the cap-sheaf to the list
excellen ces characterizing the concern. I
We lack the, time; and legal-tenders es-
eeotially requisite to such an undertaking,
Ut BOSSSS In an eminnnt Aanran 4 V I
nation to go to the "Mountain House'
i remain until the dog-days arc over.
-The examination of drafted men for
Caml
na county commenced hereon 3Ion-
J, and is progressing eatisfactorily.' Th
-e- piupuiuon oi tne conscriDts are
porting promptly.
The entire week will
i
we
consumed in hearing and tiasainw
raptions. , But few soldiers ar Am;n.
"rU. - - - ... . I
IflUKSDAY::
Etchings; About 300,000 were re
alized to the benefit of our sick and woun
ded soldiers by the late Pittsburg Sanitary
Fair. Thi3 amount would doubtless have
been increased to a half million had it
not been for the persistent opposition of
the J ohnstown Democrat to the enterprise
and its charitable aims and objects !... The
new station house at Cresson, P. Ml., is
rapidly approaching completion. When
finished, it will be one of the neatest and
most commodious buildings of the kind
along the entire routed. Among the Union
prisoners of war who. have Deen , barba
rously placed under the fire of our gun
boats at Charleston by the rebels, is Col.
Dick White, 55th Pa. Vols., formerly of
this county.... Mr. James G. Ilumes, who
will rA rpmrm Tiprerl ni thfi feninl nnd no- 1
j ,- . . u 4 r
son during last summer, died at Altoona
oa the 15th inst., aged 25 years.. ..We
print on the outside of to-day's paper Co
Supt. Condon's report for the year ending
June C, 1864. It is a well written docu
ment, clear and concise, and presents a
thorough exposition of the condition of
the common school system in Cambria
. J. .
county. Bead it Y e nave been in pos
session of the knowledge for some time,
but have heretofore neglected to make it
public, that our friend Mr. Clinton B.
Jones ha3 been appointed Post Master of
Portland, Preston county, "West Ya., of
which place he has been a resident for a
U1 J-- l'll
Tn Draft 1s Cambria County.
The following telegram has been received
by Capt. A. M. Lloyd, Trovost Marshal
0f tte 17tt DistriCf penna.. and has been
...
forwarded us for publication
Uaurisbcbg, June 15, 16G4.
Capt. A. If. Lloyd The Provost Marshal
General directs that each sub-district niake
UP it3 actual deficiency uaer the present
not "dueed hrf t'Hutfonof rplus.
j. y. Loiifoed, a. A. P. M.
Ir obedienco to the above order, Pro
Mar. Lloyd gives notice as follows :
The following numbers will be drafted at
1 TT 1 V T W . -r v n
"OUmaysOUrp, on H eanesUay, fjlfl J uljf, trOCl
par K of tVio fii1!i-i vt n rr a n i a t r"t a thnt
isg their actual deficiency ou the present
quota
Allegheny. and Gal-
Summerhill 14
Wilmorc 4
Richland 33
Taylor 34
Conemaugh tp......2G
Yrder..... 22
Johnstown 1 12
Cambria loro.'..-..44
Millville.. 4
Cambria tp 3
Blacklick 7
Jackson .....18
Ebensbnrg 2
litzip Gl
Carroll ...43
Carrolltown 4
Susquehanna 23
Chest ...;.2 4
Clearfield 14
Chest Springs....... 2
White 4-3
Washington t Sum-
mciuiu..., ...-OU
MUCster... 11
Croyle... - 7
From the above numbers will be deducted
credits for all that went into the service, fur
nished substitutes, or paid commutation on
the draft held on June 1, 18G4.
A. M. Llotd,
. Capt. & rro. Mar. 17th District Pa. s
Uollidaya&urg, June 1C.
AxoxnEii Soldieu Gone. We grieve
to learn that John T. lloberts, a member
of Co. G, 145th Pa. Vols., died in hospi
tal at Alexandria Ya., one day la3t week,
from the effects of a wound ' received in
tue Wilderness fight
The deceased was
about 23 years of ae. "Ho was born and
raised here, and leaves a mother and sev-
cral sisters in our midst to mourn hs
irreparable loss. Of a kind and obliging
dispositipn, he was much beloved by his
associates, u e knew him well knew
him only to love him. - A martyr ia be
half of his country, may his memory ever
remain green I We understand the bodv
wiJl be brought" home for interment
Grand. Combination.. By reference
to the illuminated advertisement on this
page, it will be noticed that the great
combination of equestrian and zoological
attractions formed by the union of Thayer
& Xoyes' popular Circus troupe with Van
Amburgh '& Co.'s Menagerie, will be here
on Monday, 11th July. Each of these
establishments is in itself a host: united,
they present inducements for a general
patronage such asare seldom offered.
Wc would adviso our readers to not fail
to attend "the. show." By so doing
they will certainly get the worth of their
money." r; r. . ' . '.'..
Man Kit.led. On Friday evening
last, a man named Georzo Atti?: who was
watchman on the Penna. Kailroad between
Cresson and Gallitzin", this countv came
to his death under the following circum-
"stances : He was making his usual round
.1.. j ' ' -
7 7
discovering an up-train approaching, had
stepped to the opposite track to' avoid it,
when a down-train, of the proximity of
which he was not aware, ran over him,
killing him instantly. He was aged about
GO years, and leaves a wife and several
VIm -i '
cuiiurcii.
Ifrcnn's AInfrr7m fin.l thn n.,nt;.
onVni "rftrJMlr f, .Tnlo i,'or
. i rn I t . .i ...
ceiveu. iney are iom superior nuniDerp.
In Another Fight. The 54tt Pa.
Vols., Col. Campbell,-participated in the
late fight at Peidmont, West Virginia, and
lost heavily.- The following is the official
list of casualties :
Staff Adjt. Wm. II. Rose, wounded.
Co.. AF. M. . Goughnour, killed; C. C.
Smith, wounded. .:.
Co. C 11. Lantzy, II. Mogntt, Wm. Lichty,
Samnel Shunkv Corp. G. W. Lowry, Edgar
Cheyle, wounded. . t
Co. D P. C. Wbipkey, killed; L. Ritchie,
Samuel Ferrel, J. D. Dr3hong, Wm. Henry,
wounded. .
Co. E L. Leitenberger, wounded.
Co. F F. Weiss, Isaac Long, wounded.
Co. n G. Dayspring, 51. Hoffman, W. II.
Snyder, wounded.
Co. I Corp. 51. A. Wills," J. Domgardncr,
John Conway, II. Etzell, Wm. Flinn," Al J.
Lawson, A. Murphy, S. Murphy, A. W, Whist
ler, A. Oswald," wounded.
Killed, 2 ; wounded 27.
Besides these, some forty were slightly
wounded, who remained on duty.
"How Are You, Greenbacks!" The
paper having the largest, circulation in
the world is .now said to be that issued by
Secretary Chase. It is an extremely loy
al publication, supports both the Admin
istration and the Union, Jame3 M.
Thompson, High street, Ebensburg, never
refuses this paper in exchange for any of
the many unsurpassed and unsurpassable
marketable commodities he always keeps
on hand at his new store. " Go and see !
Arm GUI' Orr. Robert George, a ton
of F. M. GeorsjeJ of Hemlock, this coun
ty, aged about 17 years, had hi3 arm
completely severed from his body, a few
days since, through its coming in contact
with a circularsaw in a steam-mill in that
neighborhood. " The mutilated stump was
re-amputated by the surgeon, and we un
derstand the sufferer is doing well as could
be expected under the circumstances.
- "Any dog can bark at the beels of a gen
tleman;" Johmifrtrn Democrat.
Any copperhead can JiLs ct the heels of
a gentleman.
Dn. Tobias' Venetian Liniment.
More testimony! This is to certify that
for the last five years I have used in my .Fam
ily Dr. Tobias' celebrated Venitian Liniment,
and ia every instance have found it fully equal
to his recommendations. I have found it to
give almost instantaneous rtlief in casc3 of
toothache, croup, biliou3 colic, sore throat,
rain in tue chest and back, and rheumatism,
and I cheerfully recommended it trial to
every one afflicted wilh any cf the above
named disease?. JAilES II. WARNER.
Hartfjrd, Conn. Oct. ICth, 1801.
Price 25 and 50 cents. Sol i by all drncrists.
OSice 5G Cortlaidt St., New-York. v jel'J.
A JOINT RESOLUTION,
rnoposixo certain amend
ments TO THE CONSTITUTION. L'e it re
solved by the Senate and House of Represen
tatives cf the Commonwealth of Pennsvlvaaia
in General Assembly met, That the following
amendments be proposed to the Constitution
of the Commonwealth, in accordance with the
provisions of the tenth article thereof:
There shall be an additional section to the
third article of the Constitution, to be desig
nated a3 section four, as follows :
'Section 4. Whenever any of he qnnllCed
electors oimi3 iommonweami siiaii oe in
a - f a 1 .. - . ' m m m m .
any actual militarj ' service, under a.rcnuiai
tion Irom the l'resident of the Lni'.cd States.
or by tne autnority ot tins Commonwealth,
such electors may exercise the njrht of suf
frage in all elections by the citizens, under
sucu regulations as are, or shall bc,prescnbed
bylaw, as .-fully as- if they w.ere present at
tueir usual place ot election.
Sectios 2. Ty?re stall be two additional
sections to the eleventh article tf the Consti
tution, to be designated as sections tight, and
nine, as tollows :
"Section 8. No hill shall be passed by the
Legislature, containing more than one subject,
which shall be clearly expressed in the title,
except appropriation bills."
"fcscnoN 1. o bill shall be passed by the
Legislature granting any powerj, or privileges,
in any case, where tha authority to ' crant
such powers, or privileges, has been, or may
hereafter be, conferred upon the courts of this
Commonwealth!" '
HENRY C. JOnXSTON,
Speaker of the House of Rcprcientatives.
JOllS r. PliXXEV,
- Speaker of the Senate.
' Office of the Secretary of tue
CRETART OF TUE
ru, IlAItaiSBCRG,
pril 25, IS6-1; . J
Common we alt
- ' - ' : ' April
rennsylcanta, ss :
( ) I do hereby certify that the forego-
n I : r. e..it . i ' . r
.li f lug u a I'.'it, true nuu correct copv ui
-' the original Joint Resolution of the
General Assembly, entitled "A Joint Resolu
tion proposing certain Amendments to the
Constitution," as the same remains on file in
this office. '
In testimony, whereof, I have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal of the Secreta
ry's otSee to be affixed,, the day and year
above written. ELI SLU-'ER,
Secretary tf the Commonwealth:
The above Resolution having been agreed
to by a majority-of the members of . each
House, at two successive sessions of the Gen
eral Assembly of this Commonwealth, the pro
posed amendments will ba submitted to the
people, for their adoption orrejection, on the
FIRST TUESDAY OF AUGUST, in the year
of our Lord one.thousand eight hundred and
sixty-four in accordance with the provisions
pf the tenth article of the Constitution, and
tue net, entitled "An Act prescribing Xhe
time and manner cf submitting to the people,
for their approval and ratification orrejection,
th proposed amendments to the Constitu
tion,' approved the twenty-third day of April,
one thousand eight hundred aud sixtv-four.
. ELI SLItTER,
, . Secretary of the Commonwealth.
May, 5, lSG-l-te. ; '
LICENSE-NOTICE.; ;
The following petitions have been filed
in the office of the Clerk of Quarter Sessions
of Cambria county, and will be acted on by
the Court at the next Argument Court, to
wit : -
Tavern ; ; V , -,-!.
Adam Kuntz, Cambria Iloro ;M. Eichensehr,
Cambria Hoto ; F. A. Gibbons Allegheny tn.
. JOS. MDONALD, Clerk Q. S.
xHctropoIItan Combination!
THAYER & NO YES'
XIM1TED STATES 0IE0US,
VAN AM BURGH & CO' S
MAMMOTH MENAGEEIE
- " ASV - ' '
Egyptian Caravan',
Combined for the Season of ISC 1, with One Price of Ad-
. .. mission. . .
Tie 7o-jders of Animated Nature- "
Oosoliilated with the only
L E Gl T I MATE CIRCU S
- Frer Orsanisnd JVIokai. asd Bmsu Axviiouxt. -J
- Pre-eminent Etestrians Aorobat-i, Gymnasts, Jesters,
Towns, Contortior.iiU, Equilibrist-J and Uenesal Fer
fonnen Splendid Stod of Ikiisfji Hosscs, fosm and
Trick SIvlks Ianificent I'ollection of Litio Lios,
Tigeks, LioPiEns, Beaks, Htcxas, Wolves, Momkets,
Apfs, Babooss, lii&xni of all kind and sizes&c, gath-.
Med by the , r - . . s-
wGr2atVan AmburghHimself ;;
' ' WILL rXUIBlX AT
EBEXSBURG, MONDAY, JULY 11,
Afternoon at 2, and Evening at 7 ocloclc.
Admission - - - - 50 Cents.
Children under 12 years age, 25 cts.
- Tho SLVTrll-IOTIl
WAR ELEPHANT HANWIBAL71
Tie irs-tst Animal ia tUo -worlJ, r-pihins nearly I5.CC0
ouaUi S. A. lAPlk, or .
OP O T2,TIUS?
Of the ITcw rrli, the Only One on Exhibition.'
A ' POLAR DEAt7f
From the Arctic IZcpoks, C.o Only One in America.
An AFR-pATJ OSTRSCH,
. N'ine x est Klh. A Pair of
:."' A Pair cf " -
- . . i
Tho Cjr-tcrfT Itnrcrted in America. Tesi-ies an immense
viriMty of Kara and Iloautiful Vian, iiius a
T- and 4
The unetjuallei Array of talected Artistes includes ; '
D7IV JAKSS. L. THAYER.
The Eloquent and Scholarly Clown and Comedian. -
rnn. chakleg w. koyes,
The unrivaled Horse Tamer, who wi!l ir.troduce Lis ,
tcautifid Perlormir.g Horse, UiT IIacie, Jr. .'
Charles Tleed, tiio Champion Equestrian.
GeorfjO II. Eatchellor, tho Greatest Leap,
er in the vrorld. '
Eriie n rnmrrrvrs t'oros of Auxiliaries and AHendants.
Ihe fRO'.'ns.SIO." of this stupenHous Consolidation
will be proline in splendid eOrt and marvels of mas
nuicehec. - 1 ho
COLOSSAL GOLDEN CHARIOT
?;3 :
- - Olt
Mythologies! Czt cf tho r.lucos, 1
Containing
Ed. Panneles famod Erass Band
Till fc drawn by 12 Irautifal Arabian Steeds, correons
ly faparisor-ed -a itU cicth of velvet, richly studded wilh
brilliant emblematical ornament ot'goid and silver. Iho
Superb Dvits, Corriaces, Dajiso Wajons and other
Equipages, manufactured by tbe celebrated Kiei.diso
Euothkrs, Kcw i orlc. are ol'tl.a most tleant and cost
ly description, and of incomparable style aud finish.
Ihe indiscribablegrandur cl" this wonderful Cavalcade,
representing, a-5 it does, a AIUV1.NU 1'A.NOKAJIA of
over a Mii-tia Length J with its attractive appointments
d attributes, is so superb beyond conception, exciting
ia th beholder the r-taiizalion of tho fervid amusements
which 5a ve birth to chivalry and its attendant pageantries
The Maxacemcxx desire to impress upon the t"ublie
mini that each end every feature of this Urand Coiubi
nation is eni'xely unexceptionable and of a high toned
and moral character. Tho undeniable excellence and su
periority of this establishment i- a conceded fact.
If'orthe special amusement of L.ad!es and Children, Mr
C. W. J.OYES wiU exhibit his great .
Performing Monkey, "VICTOR,",
. The best trained animal of th kind in the world. J.
' 5.11 vS
Dnrtnj; the Entertainment ' --4
FJIOKG. DAVIG,
The only (successful rival of the Great Van Ambnrsh
will enterthe den of Trained I. ions. Timers and Leopards
At each Kntertainmetit il be introduced the Performing
Ponies' Monkeys, Ll. phar.u ami
DR. THAYER'S , Educated
COMIC riULES, SArJI.&D.CK.
The Gobgioiis PnocpssioSr will enter toara at or about
10 o'clock ia the morning.
WILI, ALSO BE AT
ARMAGH
JOHNSTOWN
HOLLIDAYSBURG
-JULY 9
........ JULY 12.
IWWW XK NT
m mm
. 4.-1
J. . 31. TII03Il"SOAyS COI.1731X.
Oil!
18G4.
NOW OPENING
Now opening
.' Now opening , -Now
opeuin .
AT THOMPSON'S .
. , At TLo:iipoa's
At Tliompsoa'a -- .
At Tboapioa'd
CHEAP CASH 'STORE,
, , . Cheap Cash Store,
Cheap Cash Store,
Cheap Cash Store,
POST OFFICE BUILDING,
Post Office Building,
Post Oilice Building,
Tost OSce building,
EBENSBURG. TA.
Ebenslmr, P.t. -
Ebensburg', Ta.
Ebensburg1, Pa. '
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
.A Splendid Assortment
A Splendid Assortment
A Splendid Assortment
OF LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Of Ladies' Dress Goods,
Of Ladies' Dress Goods,
Of Ladies' Dress Goods,
SUMMER CLOAKS AND SIIAWLS, '
Summer Cloaks and Shawl;,
Summer Cloaks and Shawls,
Summer Cloaks and Shawls,
BALMORAL AND HOOP SKIRTS,
B.tl.-uoral r.nd Hoop Skirts,
Balmoral jiu3 Hoop Skirts,
Balmoral and Huop Skirts, "
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
Hosiery and Gloves,
Ho iery and Gloves,
Hosiery ai:d Gloves,
SILK SUN SHADES,
Silk Sun Shade?,
Silk Sun Shade-1,
Silk San Shales,
LADLES' T7ALEING HATS, '
Ladies' Vralkintr Hats,
Ladies' VTaln Ilais,
Ladies' Walliijj Hats,
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES,
Ladies' and Children's Shoes,
Ladii.s' and Children's Shoes,
Ladies' and Childreu'3 Shoe?,
GENT'S E00T3 AND SHOES,
Gent's Boots and Shoes,
Gent's Boots and Thoes,
Gent's Boots aud Shoes,
HATS AND CAPS,
Hats and Caps,
Hats and" Cap?,
Hats and Caps,
' A FINE ASSORTMENT
A Fine Assortment
A Fine Assortment . .
A Fine Assortment
READY .MADE CLOTHING,
Ready Made Clothing,
Ready Made Clothing,
Ready Made Clothing,
FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
Fine Ciirr.rs and Tobacco,
Fine Cigars and Tobiicco,
. Fine Cigars and Tobaceo,
TERFUERY AND TOILET ARTICLES,
Perfumery and Toilet Articles,
- Perfumery and Toilet Article,
rrfumery and Toilet Articles,
FANCY GOODS,
Fancy Goods, '.
Fancy Goods,
Fancy Goods,
t
FINE STATIONERY,
. . Fine Stationery,
Fine Stationery,
Fine Stationery,
FINE CONFECTIONERY,
, - . Fine Confectionery,
Fine Confectionery,
. V , - Fiue Confectionery,.
' CHOICE GROCERIES,
Choice Groceries, '
' Choice Groceries,
Ciioice Groceries.
STOCK ALWAYS' FULL,
Stock.Ahvays Full,
Stock Always Full, -
, Stock Always Full.
NFAV GOODS EVERY WKEKj
New Goods Every Wek,
New (Joods Every VWek,
New Goods Every Week. r
COME AND SEE,
- Come and Sec,
Cone and See,
Come aiid See.
NO CHARGE FOR SirOV.'lNOr GOODS,'
No Charge For Showing Goods,
No Charge For Showing Ooodj,
- No Charge For Showing GoodsN
EB.:t5Bcr.G,Vunc 'lSG4.tr
,im Ml
NTIKELY VEGETABLK !
NOT ALCOHOLIC.
- " ' - ... f - V
A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
V EGETAULE EXT Ii A C T.
A PURE TONIC.- - -
Till. 110 OF LAND'S
PREPARED BY '
DIT. c. M. JACKSON, Philaddplna, l'a.
- Will rff-etually cure -
; LIVER COMPLALNT,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,-
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DIS
EASES O? TnE KIDNEYS, AND ALL
. DISEASES ARISING FR01I A DI3-
ORDERED LIVER OR STOMACH,
Such . f '
as Constipa
tion, Inward Piles,
v Fulness or Blood to the - .
Head, Acidity of the Stomich
Nausea, Heartburn, disgust for food,
Fulness or Weight In the Stomach, Sour
Eructations,- Sinking or Fluttering at the pis
of the stomach. Swimming of the head
Hurried and Difficult Breathing, '
. Huttenng at the heart, Cho
f kmg or Suffocating sensations
when in a lying posture,
Dimness of vision, Dot
or Webs before tho
- sight, Fever and dull
pain in ihe head,
Deficiency of
perspiration,
' ness of
the -
skia and eyes, Pain in the side, back, chest
?Vcr i5u,ideu F-lushes f hea bur
oro,t ' c.onsta;'t mSininSs of eril, and
great depression of Spirits.
rprn'ir""'! prevent Yellow
l eicr, CHlioas Fever, &c.
THEY COSTAIX.
NO ALCOHOL OR BAD WHISKEY I
They will cure the above disease
ty-nine cases out ot a Lundred.
in nine-
From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor of
the Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge.
Although not disnncA.i .- r.,
mend Patent Medicine in Mi L
Ctraa of the.r ingredients and effects; I
yet know of no sufficient reasons whr n man
uiaj not testify to the benefits he believes
himself to have received from any simple
preparation, in the hope that he may thus
contribute to the benefit of others.
lo
........ a "cuuan uiuers, prepared by
Dr.
. ' " v Ul Clly Decause I
was
i-.r.uu ugMS! luem tor m years,
under the impression that they wer chiefly
an acloholic mixture. - lam indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker., for the removal of
this prejudice by proper tests, and for en
couragement to try them, rvhen suffering
Irom great and long continued debility The
use of three bottles of these Bitters, at the
beginning of the present year, was followed
by evident relief, and restoration to a decree
of bodily and mental vigor which I hadnot
kit for six months before, and had almou
oospaired of regaining. - I therefore thank
Gol ni my friend for directing me to uo
them.- J.NEWTON BROWN.
Pjiilad'a JrxE 23, 1G1,
ATTENTION SOLDIERS!
Will build up the constitution, and give
health - and strength . to an overtasked and
diseased system. . . .
n n u,'AI)S",hia, Augcst 12, 1862.
ua. C. ar. Jackox Dear Sir t While in
Virginia, owing to the change bf water, I was
taen v.th a severe dianhoea, which seemed
incurable, and which greatly weakened me.
hen we reached Martinsburg, I feared that
I suoald have to conic home; but noticing
soiae of your Bitters ia the store of Mr. II. H.
I rice m that town, I purchased a snnpiy, and"
on taking ,t was speedily restored to Lealth.'
u..."uJC ws (picwy Thecked, and
experienced no return of it. A number
of
' "V? fcuuerca ia the same
niMincr arid from the eame cause, with whom
I shared th Bitter?, join me in This certificat,.
1 expect to return to the seat of war-With the
Legion and I hall certainly take a supply of
the Litters in my knapsack. I would not be
without .t for its weight m gold, particular
on going intrt a limestone region
Yours, truly, A. E. ALMEUS
Company ii, Scott Le2in, '
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Sc that the signature of C. ii. Jcksou'
is on the wrapper tf each bottle.
Price per bottle 75 c?nts
Or half do2cn for $4.
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