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er the An•rt, it'.b• , f' and theße ring will
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?h a pr.r( eat • eme e.n !Int evntaln Iron, calomel.
timon7 or an, thing bur:l.ll to the const.tatleli
Full directions in the nrottrd each rattle,
i^s ESO7M bneqrefatir pre3rrro,!.
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p•la 4 y.nt fnr tho ctatea and Canada,
JO3 `i4)"; 6 :S. Cortlandt St., Na^r York,
—A7,AO and A voqat , , , ^ stamps enclo , ed to any as
t :jot, T-0!. irauro a containing 60
rr‘,Pl2F 4 O."`4T a Ft 5.13.4 are tn - a mnment
An' , fied b, 'the 6rerAtlon of CILIATAIIOROPS,
TIYE, rr thr It tho slightest trouble ,
=u-• the hair of tbc t eal, the wbisters, beard or
va - t r,t brown er the most perfeetblaak.
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ter.^.t e•-•ltlnum -a • are in the world, and the only
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ntn n•• oaf ar 1 that protects the fibres from
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• i•ei. .)• F.` spplili by all HlLir
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(7:11.-d to the Suffering,
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••••tore I to health
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-i-' • • t -ml a itt u tar v In their
tan! rn 7 • rrith n :rtntne. Impor
•aa 1 :1 . .!1.2 T . r,.i '2'n; ri , lr ht.
J. :17,7 4 7 liferlwgy.
ror thotntwi States
-• 'f t"9 •e^l ,- .lr plezo I. will Iv. m• 11-
417 n , I'.az. nq r.•rirt t.r..e. rchirh ig nod Ded.
7,11'- - •.:c r••,, , ''rti the Agent if entire
•fotton i.enot pr:34m.
DITOIt or on , :ritcrit—pEAß Sta :—With
4 „ 9 , kTh ; n irte'l 24 - 013 f to the readPra
!YALU' 7, :r.oro Tnail .to all who
r, e r.oleirectlnom for making
04 o.'o- 1' .Im. that will elt.etoally
eiv‘r In led •:p 7' 1 n, Freckles
t^, • ...Loa, Ica in¢ the anme elpar,
moot; a n'..r
r ihogo hiving 1 1, 14 Hoods, or
Piro r+ ,, •, • t•rt infonrottion 'that will
6'0,74 tt , fol ornwth of Luiorl'ait ratr,
rhl=l:c ott c' In lq% then thirty dare.
lil Cr;Llun , hy retard malt, without
tea.:e r••r, cnnr.t.
tlO3. F CttAPMAN,Chemlet,
- ctl lirnadway, New York
DR. -To rn I aN 111011 AK LINII 4
nt at Slot,' Cents, for lamortess,
r - ‘ 1 4 , sot ~ns, ke wsrrantod ebeiper than
+e, o'Le•' It i 9 rt•el ' v oP. V - o,crest I•orsensen on Long
'• It w.ll net rare rior hnoe not soavln.
, ithers is vn e - tl...elke that will What it
,• ••••.. i• •lee: Yo 91ener of horses
; ill ~ , ,AB O arter t-o,az on. *Otis. nee rl^se revive*
%tee xaa 1.f.• o' nvor•h , O.4 or drtven horse,
eelre eel h+llr•e^L^ 1"m. never fei el Jetet sue pure
tteß Flll4 ie tLit ealueble Linty:rent
dorto eMbro^lti In Or the thy, Sold by all
s)c .tvt. .11-acquits, Ocoee
t Cerrlaurlt Street, :sec York. jTII3-Im.
4 (.FiNTIAB.II AN. mired nt Nerroua Debility, in
emu ve'eoer, Premo , ore Derail an I Youthful Error,
iieAlre to benn.” either", Arill be happy to
to o'l nee I it. (tree or ebaree.) the recipe
qtr rt~nn• f r mot inz the Aimple remedy used in his
Tin -.n ~011n7 to profit by hie errierienee, and
tow?, a Opm.lr, reeelee the mime, by
auto addreuaing
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ra7l4-2ru Na. II) No•,ta Sts 'et, N. Y.
lint: CON trrileclONS & ExrtsictENtlft.
t , l , * -A Nt.itVt)tT. INVALID.
tbe beret rto rwatinn to young
'nen, mid rthere. ••ilo Adri. r Ne-rotie Dohihly , Prr.
titure Dee Av o • Slon•.o 1. tze sapulalug at the paras
t ra.th, InPAIIP of kr . :f ruro T 1) onus wlin has cured hirue•li
At er unilergoing•eonldierable ova...keep. By enolosiog
post-paid uddreere,t enrolooe c n. a Pnpir.ll mar be had
or, the antbnr, Nwmt ANTAJR,
seol4 -Iy. notlyn, Kin:! Co., ti. Y.
TO a - or Wpiti T:i U CrIEBIUr-11R. B.
11 CI% s."; F.' \;!.r-Irr SPi: 'WIC I'll.r.i cure. in I.es
tam SO day , . the w , rx: ex... of N 6 ;8Y0U5NF..34. Imp°.
teory, Pron‘ture 1),-c y :-..:r,tn.1.1 NVe•kformt, Inikanity.
and %II Crin tr • . C . flttltl An 1 Nrrrynn. Any...iron!, n o mid.
ter from *bat e•nirl p.n.1u,..r. 1 Prko one tr-Ilar per box.
.'ent, o't paid, by mud, on receipt of an der. One box
ada perre,:t a cure in most CI.o:. tt'olreg
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enerul Agent, 427 it , New York.
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ANTHRACITE
BITUMINO,US COAL!
S'a'Ac , iber woali r•spnetfully ennoutioe to the pub-
Ik cf Erie Ind rtrintty that pe will continue to deal
In Coal Inring the year, at
OLD — ST A lerD
consut OF
FIFTH "'STREET AND THE CANAL.
Nront prnewro any 16.0 of Coal litaa be
pl. d i❑
LkIVIE 11t S lALL QUANTITIES,
Ard nt tta•
LOWEST MARKET PRICES
I 'meal peytag epeelel otter.tioro to the
Anthraite Coal Trade !
Sod wi 50n. „, Yud fur . 111: YutPele et the
4ILROAD ;RIDGE OYU: MILL CttEEK,
1 u .111, n h. 4.1
II E.P. E s T Q.I:ALITIES
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70- r r 'sr 11 , : oiromtonua Coal
ROI t'. Tt`ttr`V . : ttr r 1.
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HU re INsON,
United States Claim Ag't,
01R.1161), PENN'S
PENSIONS, - BACK PAY,
B 0 1.;
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tat. •h^ ftr.t..,(1,11;"1 t &tended
to , irt yr 'to ,triet.n.
011 AR GES P.PARONABLE.
Ap.7.4.-1.1,n by 1,1 :17 7 , ,- ad,d to th t tome ei
aunde 14 [4.1,1,1 11172.3.A4.3111.
Farm for Sale.
THESAI,-. hi, I, , arrn
1:3 9,thre,t cora , rlantr uhaet.y
...we. of good wee rntl , trom rio i`y, rn the We
ler Spueptkr , r no Ito.rmt et from Waterforl
0 1 EC =, r: Cite- I i ht,nri bultdinge, :sir knit. and
ihtrt I I. , , res wr,,r; 11. '. App v ~u prtralseafor furthn
.r.h-raitr,na til b.s,td ori,essocLb'e terms.
- faa Ott 14014 N &GRAHAM. .
DfiESERVED
Je fralt, flelcle P r Bacro4 l ,
host ny lbds. BLUR*
.I. , irA i.. "%tat , . a ~,r , , , ,,o govioitt m ...seri
•ho e •eo , t !',lll' I• s ..ear. lee C•n
in minnolanc..; tint ere le•rat I. the 11,J11 new. fr.... ail
of thr , ...ant• url prr..n • •Pi• fa. ne
Pet/ 4 'n hi.. kop. .tart y
Uhl. hi. fry , that the i• not kb pronor
•h•pofqr pub1ic...1 , 0.. we will pot if In app.. psioktp trim.
' j i'"! •ulnicrih,s,....r....t he elide-. will he chargeol
twonty-fli• cont. per v.'s.' extra voreoto. who fall In
rse.oiry their pspo.• r•gmhirir equfrr • furor hy noel.
to. ne of the mu • We punter to hare nil anb•Crinor•
wh .can Contenientl., procere their papers. et t h e office
of of hileztiOn.
EITEZEM
ISE
j ;or. , ! 1., grelt Thkir
riir ThD hnqr yt •ehooh tho (lbstrrer is put to
e,teli week, IP 2 n'eloek on Pridnv afternoon. kdirottke
rnottt4 will b• reeelre4l opt° P n'elnek of th• day of put,
=MEE
LIME
t'7l All advortisornonts, JOh Work and Sntweripttnnt
from oaranna whom. roaponslbtlitr to tint known %a tho
noblikkori, lama be paid is adraace.
PCPr known
MEM=I
We would respectfully coll the. attention of the pehn o
tomur f .eilitien for doing Job Printing o. every deserip
tion Raving - vapid Preseee and the latest stiles of Type,
ee are prepared to do anything teethe jobldne line, in a
rmenner equal to Any other estahlfshment, sod on tome
as reuonahle as the Buffalo or Cleveland offices. We
bane aided nearly two thousand dollars worth of mate•
riot to the office sine. it has been in our poseession, with
the object of making it what we thought the
eoamnni
tr needed. Row well we have anteceded we leave the
specithens of our jobbing. which may be seen in every
pert of N.vth Western Pesnsylvainia, to testify. Those
who want tasty work are invited to give us a mill, 'We
es, .In any.kind of Printing that can le done elsewhere,
—such for instance OA
All kinds used by Coat Operators.
kinds used by Coal Shippers,
All kinds used by Coal Sellers,
All kinds used by Merchants and Storekeepers,
All kinds used by Retailers and Grocers,
All kinds used by Manufacturers,
All kinds used by liedieune,Dealer..
All kinds used.by Auetione.rs. '
Allkinds Used by ' Agents.
All kinds used by 'arks,
'All kinds used by Insurance OfrlCem,
All kinds need by Stock Corarantee. geuenell) ,
A II -kinds used tfy Brokers,
Al' kinds used by Com. and For. Merchant.,
All kind+ used by Express Men,
'All kinds used by Professional Men,
All kinds need by Literary Societies,
411 kinds used by Public Officer , .
All kinds used-by Patentees,
All kinds used by,Producere of 'Ceti ;Articles.,
All kinds used by Merchant( of all Trades.
All kinds need by Architects,
All kinds need by Droarrean Establishment.,
All kinds used by Artists generally,
All kinds need by 'Public Exhibitors,
All kinds used by !tanagers of Social Asssmblls.
' sit kinds used by Political Manager.,
All kinds used by Travelling Agents,
,All kiads used by Farmers, or sellers of real estate,
- All kinds used by the sellers of Pe , snail Property,
All kinds used by Renters,
In abort, all kinds need by *Melee/ft.
Orders by mail,wben sent by responsible parthis,prompt
ly attended to. Agents for Shows, Concerti,' whose
rerponall lity we are net acqatinted with, must pay in
adratee. In mum where packages are seat nut of the
tit, by expreskand the oersons for whom they are Intend
ed have not creole: amount at the noise. the bill for
collection will invariably be forwarded with them.
,cn•o4-1v
ThelDersocratic County Committee met on
.Tuesday afternoon, August 9th, and was call:-
ed to order by the Chairman, Capt. D. W.
Ilutchihson, of Girard. Wilson Laird Esq.,
was chosen Secretary. Isaac R. Taylor, of
Edinboro, David Olin, of Girard, and Amos
Heath, of Corry, were chosen conferees, to
meet those from Crawford county, for the Pur.
pose of selecting a Senatorial candidate. The
place of meeting was foted at Corry, on Thee.
day, the 13th of September, at S o'clock p.
in. Capt. D. W. Hutchinson, Robert Leslie,
of Waterford, and.Heraee L. White, of Brie,
were selected as Congressional conferees, to
meet those from the other counties of the dis,
trict, at Ridgway, on the Ist of September,—;
The following resolutions were unanimoualy
adopted :
Resolved, That the course of the Erie Ob.-
serrer,in its discussions of public events, meets
with our unanimous and hearty approval.
Resolved, That regarding the circulation of
Democratic papers as one of the most effective
ways of disseminating true Union princi
ples, and correcting the fallacious political
theories of the day, we commend the Observer
the patronage and zealous encouragement of
the patriotic citizens of Erie county and North
Western Pennsylvania; and urge the active 00.
operation of every friend of our cause, in this
county especially, to give it the widest possi
ble circulation during the ensuing campaign.
Resolved, That we hereby pledge ourselves
as individuals, and, (in ourOficial capacity,)
the Democrats .of Erie counts, to sustain the
editor of the Observer in all the rights of free
discussion, and of liberty of conscience se
cured to him by the Constitutions of the United
States and of Pennsylvania ; and that no
threats of malicious political enemies, no in
tc;rference by illegal executive authority, no
mob violence, and no other cause whatever,
shall be permitted to deprive us of the privll.
ego of having an , organ of our opinions in this
community.
c,nstitlelon
Resolved, That the Chairman of this Com—
mittee be authorized to call a County Cohven-
lion, to meet at the Court 'louse, in the city
of Erie, on the 20th day of September next,
at 2 o'clock p. m., for the nomination of a
county ticket.
~i%
Ri.solved, That we recommend our political,
friends in each township to organize immedi
ately, and adopt such measures as may be
necessary in their opinion to aid in the success
of our principles and candidates; thus ensur
ing the cessation of war, the preservation of
the-people's liberties, the restoration of Na
tion l prosperity and happiness, and the per=
pets.ation of that Constitutional Union held
den by every friend of his country.
Re olved, That the voice,of the people pre-em
in en:tly points to Gen. , Geo. B.
_McClellan as
the 'Democratic standard bearer, in the ap
proaching Presidential canvass, and that,pos
sessing unlimited confidence In his ability,
peraprial integrity, and fidelity to the National
intereits we respectfully, bat urgently, re
quest the delegates from our Congressional
district to use their influence in nearing his
nomination, on a platform advocating an Ar
mistice, a Convention of the States, and an
honorable Peace on the basis of a perpetuated
Union. ... . • .
,
We have been complimented by a number of
persons lately on the careful and reliable ab
stract of the military news "which appears in
our columns each week. One gentleman re
marked that be could get a clearer idea of the
operations of the war, in a few minutes time,
by reading the, one, or two column summary
in bachisine - of "the * Observer, `thin lie - could
from the entire batch of telegraphta news
which appears in the doily papers. These
tlatteriug testimonials to the accuracy of this
important feature of our journal, are, of
ciinrse, highly pleasing, but they do not be-
long wholly to us. A considerable portion of
them is due to thi Philadelphia Age, which
daily furnishes ns a digest of the most inter
esting nesis,.so complete and faithful, that we
have only to do a little trimming in some parts,
and insert sword here and there, to snit it to
. the change of place and locality, to have it
ready for our readers. The Aye is a most, ex
cellent paper in every respect, brit . espeeiMly
in its military summary , which sur prise that,
of any othet!, of the deity pleas.
01.0d1IIT FULINa AT TEN CAPITAL.—For
some reason or other, says the World* cor—
respondent, Mr. Lincoln and all the members
of his Cabinet were never in s more depressed
and uneasy state of mind than at present. Mr.
Lincoln is saidto be particularly out of sorts.
Upon returninKfrom the Stine of his inter
view with General Grant, it is said that he
passed twelve hours without making a joke or
telling a questionable story. It is certain that
sinetithe ocantnenottment of the 'war, the mill,
Lary situation has never 101tei so unpromis .
lug, or the political so unfavorable—for the
Administration.
w. mon.'
1 t -
The Harrisburg eorrespond,ent of . the
\Phila
delphia raquirer lays the,tgo vernor °intim
has for a long time boa iinsus mefally eotieiting
permission from the Federal #ze utive to organize
the *kilo of Pcnnayloania 1 Fould there be a
more humiliating collation than this It A 0 0T ,1
°nor of 11 greet kitate geliiillown upon his
knees, and begging A. Lin o In and $. M;
Stanton for - the privilege of using the 101lithl
of kb oira peaamiraalik I ,
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v;i E PA AUGUST 13 N 64
Mpeelat Notices.
OBSERVER JOB OFFICE.
Meeting of the Coimty Committee.
LOCAL • PAIcAGERAPI
,
A large majority of the people or Crawford
oonnty knee voted in feiror of taxation to
tiounfies for volunteers;
An intelligent Getinion friend, speaking of
war . and the iresthilir,'says: , *(Dosolfah•
dimes dat dries men's !mottle." A dry time,'
-
"Father Pike's Old Folks" are "catching it .
iu all directions." The Qirard anion, speaks .
or imam as beggiirpack of poor imitators
and miserable counterfeits." -
No Republican priMary election last week,
in veawford county, resulted in a unanimous
vote in favor of Lowry's re.nomination
for Seuator.
Crawford county :give 4,502 votes for, and
932 against, the amendment to the Constitu—
tion, giving soldiers the right of voting away
from home
tlr. A. A. Hammond, of Concord, is one of
the class of working Democrats, who, unfortu
nately, are too rare iujErie county. Hardly &
week parses. hut he sends US a batch of new
subscribers.
The neirroe4, to the number of BeTend hun
dred, hero o pie- nit on the President's
ground., at Woohington, on Fast day. Happy
contraband, to be granted a privilege always
heretofore denied to• white men. •
Tne Ditsrr :
Old Abe's is Magician, whose talent extends
E'.eti to making an army of Shakers;
For his late drafting order has made troops of
Friends.
In fact, filled the city with Quakers!
The Crawford Democ i rat thinks that--
Probably no county in Pennsylvania eon
tains ao many great men as are to be found
among the Linootn Loyalists of Crawford." ,
The editor of the Dr;Ttoerrti is rather samosa
In looking over a copy of .the N. Y. Tribune,
printed October 10, 1847, ws, : rpond reported
in it a lecture delivered by P . r r of. Agents, in
that city the evening previous—the Identical
one repeated by him in'lParrar Hall, last win
' •
Ler.
Captain hone, at his office in the Osa x i TTT
buildings; is meeting with extraordinary elm;
'Cass in vetting recruit's; for the navy. On
Wednesday, the first (lei that he opened, about
twenty recruits were obtained, meet of whom
went as substitutes
Our campaign list now numbers three hun
dred name,. At the rate it te now going up,
it will be a thousand before the end of the
month.- Hurry along the names, gentlemen.
The ° Western and Southern Pertiois 'of the
country have scarcely been heard from yet.
The publishers of the ! English newspapers
in Bunke county give nOticethat.froM sad af
ter the 15th of August, the price of their
yearly subscription will be fixed at two dollars
and fifty cents, in cash, or three dollars if - imp
meat is delayed until after the expiration of
the year.
Paymaster C. C. Jackson has been detached
front the ateamer Miohigsa, i and is sucemeded
by Mr. Tracy Cott. we regret very mach to
part with Mr. Jackson, and leader him our
sincerest good wishes in whatever station he
may occupy in the "future. During his resi
dence in this city has made troops of
friends.
"Bonnie June." a neer female writer, who
Is jttst now making a sensation in the literary
world, thus talks to her batehelor readers:
"My advice to every yOung mass is to beware '
of tt fashionable young lady. 'Never marry
the: girl who sits In ithe parlor while her •
mother stands in the kitchen. '-It won't :pay."
Wegness "Janis'! is statottevlght:: 3
The'Girard Union, Mr. Lowry'; organ, thus
coolly alludes to one of his rivals for the Sen
atorial nomination :
"It is rumored that *John P. Vineseit.• Beq.
of pfrie, will contest with Mr. Lowry and Mr.' .
De amp for the Statelienatoriel nomination.
4Bridge ahead,' Mr. Vm:mit,"
since the above watt put in tyPii; We'notice
by the Go:set/abet Mrt Vincent declines being
considered a candidate. •
The following is a setup's of the letters: re.
ceived at our office daily :
w
STEWART, ..11TE PA., Aug . 5, AA
Sirt—Please find enclosed 50 cents for a
campaign copy of 'your 'valued paper. • The
Democracy of Coneot.d view with please re 4
your r greatimprovement, - Your paiier.At no
longer looked upon to a sort, 'of beceseary
burden Upon us, but es a good, sound,> able
journal, of which we ;are not ashamed. We
have resolved, en matte,. to sot ysge4s.for
'cite Observer, and this ie the first feoitso my
labor.
A correspondent of the Warren, Mail writes
_as follows in reference to the death of Colonel
Cobham :
"He WAR shot through the lefl;_lung sod
lived four or five hours. He died as he had
lived, a true soldier of the Union. His last .
words were, 'I die happy, knowing that I have
always done my duty as a soldier.' He was
dearly loved by the whole division, and we -
deeply feel his loss. iI was with him till be
died. Then I reported his death to General
Geary.. Gen. Hookeratood by, and they both
wept over his lose."
Bond & Tinker, at the "Excelsior" Photo
' graph Gallery, Rosenzweig's Block, hive just'
added a new stock 0 photograph guitarist.
enoh as gilt Frazee*. Albums; &L, vritteli :en=
able. them, - to furnitih work hi their line in
the finest possible styles. They have also on
band a large assortment of'eartes de virile.—
Among them are Mal: Gen, Geo. B.'MOGleUan;
Gen. Meade, Lieut. pen. Pratt, and 86, or,
down to "Old Abe," ;the "great American ho
morist." Give the ama If you wish Itipre
,
erne a good picture.;
•
The Dauphin Journal, published sit
twin,' in this Stat 4, after laboring *id to
keep "above water`" at - the old - 1.11e;oT one
dollar a year, has flmtlly *Ved ,. .4es.itirms
to one dollar and fifty etutit'. l .Ptiterltavf.put
it at two dollars at once, friend Siefert and
eared the neeessityl of advancing aghie before
the year is ended. ;The people of Middletown,
we trust, are made tof,different Material than
to desert their homeipaper, simply- because it
adopts "inevitable pate" and follows thorium
pie of its catenittaierlisizt- e . 0 . 4 - 11.1. of the
country. -1,
The campaign edition Isf the • Y.. "World
will be commeneedi, on the 'lst'allet t!mktitsr,
and furnished at the folleiiinti -e aas
10 oopies to one address. "4 -- 8 00
'2O • 11 44 -
- 5 00-
50 •• i r /0 00
100 .. 18 00
Orders must be for packages of theist:ahem
above indicated, sad always asooMPailtul by
the oash. • -
- Oar opinion of the ability and yositie.nr, the.
World is too well ' known to need a lengthy
repetition. It is the best conducted - paper in
the country,
e t -
The Crawford. County' Beirebfteetis-19.1reen
-don, .at Meadville, teat week; unanimously
adopted the- fell °Win g
&Solved, That We pledge to theta 4ftet Ad
ministratiouj our 4udkvided support, auk call
upon all loyal citisene to do the mime
approaching • costliest : . '." '• >-•
s elry well, gentlemen f
. now let ris seef,if you
will adhere to - you pledge. The Admittistra
tlen asks , muppo' ti 7 to the twee of hiwitiiiskred
thousand men, wi4oh,; '4l o diet,".l(4/4, - ,an
honest, you will iMmetliatelY
to aid it supplyittt Wilpfialiapeot io sei r
Crawford. county' !fit'tec4l4lll#l4lll)
draft ' - i. t„
e.4:10 -1 1 lc
babeat:egetttalszr.e
The tallowtng persons are willing to "sires
thei' r Counter in official station, provided
they are nominated by the Republican County
Convention. 'and elected by, the people As_
sembly, - Joha R. autunite, (not Gen. John
CoChran, Fremont candidate for Vies Presi
dent,) B. 8. Gill, Erg., late Rev., (a perfestly
hand* man,' whether as • Pr•Sfile •Ir a
poiitician;) Buie' Ling, of Fairview, woun
ded soldier, end consequently the only worthy
one of the pick ; and James Chambers, Req:,
tan inusisif a , sandidate for the um* slim on
the Union platform of 1861, which we. in ea
t* :irith the In 4141%1 !ifirisper
head" one of i 11364. Not one of these persons;
of course, is ;a Candidate by will of his own,
but 64.1 have*ielded to the importunate
gallon of •! 4 411any Citizens; it'd thithi 'tamer
ous merits, IWebsterian talents and-exalted
"loyalty;"--are they not written in the modest
"announcements," prepared either by or at
the dictation 'of the aspirants theinselves, and
published in the Gaulle at the rate of $6 each
for Senatorial and Assembly, and $3 each for
all other candidates
The Gaul& of this week comes out flat
footed, and enders.. Old Abe's determination
that the war shall be prosecuted for the
"abandonment of slavery," regardless of the
cost of life, tilood and treasure. The effort
has caused considerable leiter, but the result
exactly correeponds with public expectation;
A more - servile tool of power, or cringing
slave so party, does not" exist in the - whole
broad universe than that same Lincoln "Cop
perhead" Gazette .
1
We call the attention of our readers to the
fact that numerous parties from Ohio and New
York are in this city, picking pp substitutes
and volunteeisland having them credited to
their localities: Every person theta obtained
makes it thal. much more difficult to fill - our
quota. There , lbt ■ striei of this Common—
wealth againat allowing other States to recruit
in Pennsylvania, and we suggest to the Mayor
that h. give notice of it by proclamation, and
order the police to enkirce it stringently.
Otte of the most striking circumstances con
nected with the prosecution of this unnatural
civil strife,is the indifference and carelessness
with which the read of the sacrifices
of life and the horrors of the battlefield:—
'1 —Soya sod girls,
And WOMlnkthrit wand groan to MO a child
Pull ono hissers leg. all read of war,
The best asonsinent of our morning meal,
la litho 'althorn dial without a wound
As if the fibers of this God-like fouls*
Wan gored without a pang. ,
The Brie Gazette is the most easily satisfied
paper on our exchange list. In the face of the
reverse' at Petersburg and Atlanta, the inva
sion of Pennsylvania, the abiidonment of the
attaek on Charleston, and thi universal de
pressiOn of public feeling, it has the hardihood
to heid RBI "Latest liews"oolumn with the
brazen falsehood, "Ent-mow/ins( generally."
The advertimiMent of Spaulding Br . . Rogers'
Ocean Circus, appears in another column- 7 -
Raving adopted the policy of never commend
ing anything we know nothing about, we,
cannot "puff' it into the good graces of our
readers, but it is only fair to say, that our
cotemporaries speak of it as one of the best
concerns of! the sort that , travel,.
Thera is e l s3ladderable gossip in Washing
ton tonohing the departara of Mr. John W.
Faraig to poops, pending ta providential
canvass. Toney, befiire said to
have .privataly staLed that was no more
hop' ifal re4iwiting Mr. LLaeola than there
wealtL be oleileatang leT Nils lit •lit'e *hit.
onus.. -
A Philatielithla Republican makes.tbeoruel
stittatighut-ispitallstsithOuld withal all
work until ilte 4 draft Totals Ailed. That ie..=
starve the Poormen of the country into vol—
unteering. i ...,
Messrs. thciige P. Orlatti, T. J. Wells aid
George W. 'Walker were, on motion of Jamie
0: Martha Riot; on-Thursday. of-fast-week,
admitted i Pin/Moe in the-Various eaurts of
this * count :
Tturofficial lota in this county chi the sol—
dier toting question, is u follows : ' For
Amendment 5,029; ngainstAntendment 1,053
—minority for 11,940-,
The Repebkirma primary elietiove 4W Crew
ford county, hare, gone muanimonaly in favor
of Itr.,Loiery for Vie Benet... •
.
A Soldier's OPlnion on the Situation.
NUR SANDY ROCK, MD., Aug. 1, 1864. ,
Dit;ta * • • As you look at
the dating of this sheet. you doubtless wonder
wh,T we are away t up here in Maryland. Still,
I stipiose,Alke telegraphic news in regard 14"
the Jetintty - Rebi 1411 atitimit:-411 2 itiquiries
better than my poor pen can. Shwa we came
to Wsehlugten, early in Jely last, we have
lad lotir times ruining , . after the enemy.
Fir'st, we drove them `from the eapital city,
where•thej were its.foree. shout one corps, or
;MOM ineit,(l jaige-thid from What I Saw U3y
self, and I was on the - skirmish Use to the
right frond of Fort eitevene,) and then follow::
Idwarth Feen't• *la it. She
nandoah river, and across Snicker's Ford.
From there our - orders were- to return to
Washington. After arriving theri f orders
Were:again ntiotividie hunt up, the anew in'
hfirylarid, and we bid driven the:lt : fate F'Old
Virginia" once more and crossed at liarper's
Fe y ~/.It,p!tretp, whet!: again we were or
duid 'lngo' “lifyirdaryliiiethe . Ribs • hat
lag flanked around somewhere above us. Th us
it. is we keep .9Figging along." The '.John
nice" just'jump around us as they please.- - --
They knoir that our force is too strong for
thetn„,is remetuber that the "plif.ith corps"
in'. hie - aye A of Oen.' • i3edgwick 'Wel really a
tlghting Corps"-.-eo they keep from .ith rep
car engagement ; 'till they go; 'berets/
they wish. There is aornething,wrong in'this
department somewhere. Where it is Ido not
know.. * * - , '
~ • ,
y t a n g • •
t ll ,
h4liirrebl ofilAue must
have in relating the ricremetits , of Ibis army.
They, the enemy, pi just u they pleise around,
us. If it was not. that try time is soon out,
would be more down on our marching ant
manoeuireing.wii4lll*-Itil just vtort log to
the injury of oar. iamb; wither , -thatto our',
credit., kit 1 Pet U•litrei tuittlesjiat' my
astitd,sndthey may fool that period away as
they please. -
•Thidrift Weise" I siOsii; b• bight
ening yeti folks at home. I pity all whp elan
be_ Pio raj iikAriathy *snot
alleviste . .,the,.. diet:sr. .Buhstitates, I am
aft !,-1, are going to bw,w, source article and
*ill; Whig AI Peke- - / Of eat no,
1110,000.tui1 bring toe again.: Ail the hi.rd.
Phips-7-ali the starvation , the duty, the morel
ing and fighting—are as nothing to me in ..
comparison with being tintaluveef everything,
who wears the eboulder straps. Gin me my
freedom ;in preference to' all the wealth *of the
11 11° _r 14 7'•• '"` A
Beery' diy - appeaili ',to like the bondage
, wont: Rowit Rorke spot) a win w , jta spo ,
ken to.(or rubor - Ordered} la awone monster
:tkels.heWNiald
. speak to the most - stubborn
brute; and c o4tier. l o ; tatweho were beggsre
outs, 'end at Aosta vottwonld sot hayst eossid.i
gulag haseetiatee.: lhilapl a / a of illitinittuitmt
to .yerublsuperiore; Wed the 'irrittrif a gilder
iw of no , sooons* to ties,.lhey,4 rebuke
' Ah, wilutow meta than Aa Isaaihke ;:" f or are
not ail these YitilY 'Oll4Ol to the
Government ? !tailed, neillou of Come gross
wrongs upon useirliddle are, committed
directly by the AffniffititutiOn. And with all
that we beime suffered hire injhs army. there
is yet a. majority who curse tits Dtl2
(the; Cappediesda) as ',beisiitialiscl4 00
they will in the same beam& complain bitterly
of their neglict and iii treatment by those is
pOwer. They will acknowledge that Old Abe
has not done right, that be has an awful
_poor
Cabinet, that he has not lived up to the Con:
solution, Ste., yet they !ray that be has always
acted from a &etre to ;seen the oensits7. A
tpretty lay ,:to men shout it. r, or wsyliwn
part, I am for Ilieleilan;-•liecauee he is for
crushing rebellion Constitutionally . ; bedtime
he lies shown good gilattralship, statesman
shipoted lastly, for tits, very reams that he
has been kicked around by the Administration
for not bfg a puppy to them. '
I think that little of yelludigluun and less
of Fremont. The fleet has too,much lip, and
soled improperly, in mrOplaitia. The lest is
too black, and, in , ?WRY, has no principles
whatever. and only islets , the Presidential
chair le rain the 'mint i er worse thin Old-Abe
has it already.
Now, I have evils you a little of my views
in regard to the Presidency t is They may not
tAieth ;isn4ins — iinuAry.
am'opposed to those Peace mien, who desire
peace any way we can!get it, but am for an
untistihk, and believe ion aceeptelknompro
miss could be then arritnied- that. 'would suit'
all sections ; but I teas; for oar country if this,
year does not settle the war. You tenses you
fear your sentbsentic if fully lwrittia put,
might, perhaps, be an Wary to me. I speak
my thoughts out openly to my comrades; and
my views are those ofithree-fourtlis of all I
have argued with ; but! own the, majority are
Old Abe men—though hie popularity is slow
ly decreasing ; and some act of his cosy yet
turn the army against him. • Ili. own opinion
is, the next election will-be tarried by fraud
somehow; for I think i the Republicans are
bound to lawns in some manner to gain that
point. If the hind of Providence does not.
come to assist the Demieraey, Satan will cer
tainly overcome us in Idle next election. •
• ;* * *
Noratio Naw Usuas, run flui.-The fol.
loiring extract froin one: of ; Dr. Illamnel John-
son's papers, published, is the Idler, he 1769,
might properly have bees written yesterday,
and will be'sa truthful to•turrow u it wu
one htuidred and five years ago:
"In a time of war the nation is taiwitys of
one mind, eager to heir something good of
themselves and ill of the enemy. At this time
the task of nein writing is easy; they have
nothing to do but to tell that the bottle Is ex
pected and alter Ward that a battle has been
fought, In which we and oar friend; Thother
conquering or conquered, did all; and our en
emies did nothing. •
"Scarcely anything *wakens attention like
a tale of cruelty. The writer 'of news never
fails in the intermission, of action, to tallboy
the- ones* liltirdieted .
virgins; and, It the scene of Idiom be some.'
"what distant, scalps hair the inhabitants of a
provinoe. ' - • '
"Among the calamities rise may be)ust
ly numbered the dtmlantloa : of the love of
truth, 'b; the talsehoodsi whkb• interest dic
tates and credulity encourages. A peace will
equally level the warriors sad renters of Warn
destitute of employment, sad I know not
whether 'more is to he dreaded from streets
filled with soldiers accustomed to plunder, or
from garrets filled with scribblers accustomed
to lie.'
-Solotan'it Litrrns.-t-The following letter is
going the rounds of our exchanges. - It put-.
Orbs to have been written, by H. A. Tiffany;
late editor ff., a i ßeptibliesti paper at Tunk•
lutnitonk; in this Statir4_, Wlethossimatoptio or
not, Ire have resew *believe that it speaks
the sentiments af l a lirge.pettiota . Gee era!
Grant's aimy :
News Piii4usuao, July 3
. Dann Wiry.: A great many want to know,
enirOose, how the last. battle weetc`itY au*
ewer is, invariably, that 'we have had but one,
" Pritkl er m"
'Theist art air& s e es with
the belief that this season will end the war,.
end I believe so' myself. If we osn't whip
them 07 fall, we never can. The soldier" will
stand it no longer. l'hey will go for i new
administration.feet, I have changed my
views tionidderably frcim What they were when
I left itinne. 'there is'too :amok nigger in the
present Admiaistratimi,and too many lies pub
lished in newspapers. I find if I Want to ep
propottte inywhernper tkeltati%l ; liave to
Like it from Deniooeifir pipers.. * *
Ti
"Tee I.IIIIPIIIIIIIII ILI CONVLWT..:
evening a serious riot 1 broke out on - Capital
Hill betmet the: agetsl4l4;4lo the Degrees.
The former attacked the latter with stones,
bricis grad overythingiat wfitiott ,ther'
could use. The negroes outnumbered' them,
and dreverakeis back with ails, iron bars, etc..
One negro, with an are, out indiscriminately
among `the soldiers; and nearly severed the
bead ot.oiar soldier fropt,hiehoir. 'Till% him
ihstaniii. 'Several were billy ifolinditt — The
soldiers fell back and were ; j oined by rein. -I
forcements; whicither drove the negroes back,
and set fire to a long row of frasm..dwallings
occupied by contrabands. All were destroyed. •
By this Pima 1 4 IF P ' ie neni of police ,nr..
T iro and mad, envoi* irreetn, The wows
ded werocareled to tattoo's Hospitst .This is
the Stag, serious riot which Yis kitinervir here
ti a long time.--Wswhingtos C r 4i:#l.lpqacloitts
Y. Hirreld. ; • -
dr. Titus 'Cutraca.-•-•—The brick wall; of the
Catholic church in Ibis place air* now noneple
ted, and the ctrpentere are bustlynt stork et
ths,labor of finishing. the ' , build:o4. to 74
feet long by 40 wile; and 24 fest high, -With a
tower. itt front 14 feet .i4mariestill 40feet high.
on tlictowervill be a 44030 feet in height,
0 , 100 from the grand.. Omit 200,000 bricks
hate been had.' fee makeie ( e elegance of de•
sign and convefence it will be surpassed by
few church edifices in the . region. -The-dura
ble and elegant meaner in whisk, lob built,
no less IltenAks egarvjggltrugiapitAts
which the work.lussjhteLproseenteirpileeti
1 , 40 4 04 4.V.54 14 _21 1 11 1 4 M.
linhn. Bele. .14. ben - pry_ not
only • skillful - acteontoliabm4 . lailitiesi bat
also an energetic. awake bushiest,
least.—.2raweville
A ion on La?meart.—liirainitnii_irasteript'
relates, the': failowini,,i4ie Abe."
Which le yonehtti Eleinhel, (he comedi
an, who wee prevent, at , the .White Howl
When it Was Pirpeirated „
An old termer from, the west, who 'knew
President Umtata In days bygees nailed to
pay hismperte sty the Pro Mimes! thansioe.
81appies the Chistliagisertgampen.the bask,
he exelaitsed, ,,, Weiti„ •old,hoss, bow see you?"
Old Abe , being thiireagWdemoarditie le his
Week aid withal relishing acjaite;respondeir,
.40 I'm old hose as 1.. Mat :kind of bow
pray r an idd drag boa, to be onre,"
was the **leder: .-• :„ -
THROW it TO rpm Doos.—lif ;vein house ,
sire will throw her etteip';' "EWA(NM, - gad of t
salevstne Red *ode; to the dogi, Sad use obit
:71 ,1 0 10 t be N.
'olt 4ellow:,beem bpistt *sit oiseeit)o ra li i t;
Sees end eolopequeatly tukt„so otigkrily
tie, ;ging ,Rereosa r Geta:tipit. aid if
sot stkitiottr mosey *
Etsomiciati era* atitt-Thiter—li`em are
won of the :ti z elkaihlste, a cough
or "comma to die Arse step ; that
10 1 4 lit thei. tc•olll4ag
.1004,Seld to sw ild
remedy . , it all t mew: apes the
rfuttil. %' 4 *finel • Br* " or
-01 - 91104‘41/4. . •
C•I'• I:4ra rzitir:"; ;
101
• _ _
AI& Paidoti;llo/41111.4 Ahura of Pay,
ha, ass bit:procured by As Widow*,
sad aqt a Iga of Wes vim boss
ilitOVO l.4l" M il lr e"7 1".
who IWO by womb re 4
°lived or dimes, ooatrsitted, uPen-9Plicetion
to O. P. iburnre, Military sad
Naval Mita Ageit. Moe in the Common
Conseil Boom, Wrigkeo . corner State
and fqkh 144.• ripflowk.-A,haratch office.)
ter g l ifis M. mini kin this opportunity
to inform the Ladies of Sri* and *litany that
she has oiittood Drift nod Cloak waking, to
Rosenswets'i, Milk; 2d story. froll 11 4: 46
Park. All orders will t.e protoptlyitteaded
to, said limit' the Lost fashionable sty tr.
A IMO° Lovizi.--Tell not your secrete to
a urn-field; It hu thousands of ears.
Redding's Russia Salve !
,FORTr - ,YEARS 'EXPERIENCE
fully ii!MiaMwd the eapetioriti of
REDiiING'S RUSSIA SALVE
Om an other lusting preparations.
REDDING'S' RUSSIA SAL VA!
cuRISBURDS.
REDDIIIG'S RUSSIA SALVE!
CORO SCALDS
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE!
REDD6IG'S iiI3B3II:SALVE
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE!
CURSE CHAPPED HAND*
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE!
cusei rLESH WOUblui
REDDINCPS RUSSIA SALVE!
REDDiING'S RUSSIA' sALVEI -
CURES ERYSIPELAS
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE!
CURES CIANCESS
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE!
; MAKS SALT 11131 CUM
ItEDDINGS RUSSIA SILVE
REDOINO'S RUSSIA SALVE!
, • . cum CORNS.
BEDWG'S RUSSIA SALVE!
REDDTNGI3 RUSSIA SALVE!
' CURIES Mill
REDDING'S. RUSSIA SkINEI
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE!
CORES ?ROA? BITTgN PARTS.
REDiOG'S SIISSIA SALVE
• -
--•- alb T ADS
a Ci u rt saLux .DISEISES.
BEDDING'S BUSS ' A SALVE!
. _
Pagfaßl bed &dui WI atereartal matter or injuri
ous pottalims, wain - so ease will its separation fate:fere
with thireatedlee that BO be preworteed by a reciter
**du. The Ileettrat Paselty, throughout oks uni o n,
ere anealasoae.in napalm. The more its virtue bosom
knowathe vaster to the detneat!„ and it le aow Gonad.
mod ea tedUponalde wade of household neeennty—
being dud alike by rich sad poor.
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE
t in action, Teutons pain at ono % and Masa
the angry looking welling,' and itttAannations, as
ire —thilialfording relief and s annplati eons
The length of Unio this salvo has teen :befOro too pabliii
is Doodad» proof that It I. so “estab-peney" pro: aram
tion, put forth to ham a fictitious popularity, and than
link to Has no Isom
. .
cha o 211 Claus AD Jlaa. fps
/or flab" P. DINdIIONS, Na 401 Broadway. B.
T., S. tl. 1011YLIC it'CO., Igo. TS Trauma Stele; Boston,
and by all Draggling and °neatly tlt 4ekaapins.
Wlt - o - thAz GROCERS.
Tineent & Co.,
(Soo tsars Co C. ,&v11,)
°Riau ui
k _
Pat, fhb,
SALT;
liii=
- tairt
GLASS,
CARBON OTLi;
Wikes; tigeors,- and
TOBACCO. •
CANDIRS.
-CRAMUbM,
•
'
OIL VITBOL,
AT THZ
- ket Prices.
• t zt. • .-..;
TON 1#400A4 4 - _ 4 -- - ‘:- 1C1?11C, PA,
• c .; -
; Between Brown' Hotel and French Bt.
,
nitrl9l4-u.
•
New Flrm.-7
4AME 4 P. CROOK, hairihg - taken in his
Jaw 8., as a partoeron the let dav of •pril,
their the' firm name ofJ AVIV P CROor. & SON,
diristeiti haven settlemeut of his old accounts All pr.
aerie kIIMPIIIII/118 thenisqlvee indebted to him are requested
to nall aid mettle without dais)
JANIES P. CROOK & SON,
BOUGH AND PLANED LUMBER
MID rotII7ACIVILEIII OP
irOdowiul r imam, Bun ud Blinds!
mouLDDro4 AND PICKETxZXCX.
Beroll Sawing, Istohiair lt,glantag!
.;11t 4 ""Vi a adUiS
"» iyi relVelk WON ta n
IiTE. PA.
IWe inspoirtfolly cal/ the altruti•da of tbe public to oar
fenilitiee fnr JMoj l l4o hp Ate OW of it; le, pmniptly sod
on restionsble terms. Having fitted up entirely now
elOpe, wtth asperidr rasehtnery. we 11.1 ronailent of eiv:
leg entire set 'faction
IIZT OwlimilloWn. 0564 W o w w• prompt attenUon
amyl/Vitt" • • 4 /.IARII4IiK fit rittY
r "WOOl 1 " Wool • -
;WANTED 10.000 POUNDS WOOL,
for limas t t. tmbieloptla Pad
; • l ,l7=4lloteL
1 •
• ea be ded simile of
1. 14ILLIA4,wy,puw
r bOItiSSOR Or MUSIC.
mew.
:.'r_ tuRNIITIS PATKPIT . •
31 fi e rill ' AND COOLER COMBINED !
rsmat anotall and ressoollool Filtar over awed to
1 tiNS .Irstarpt *boom Bator, toots or soil
and - this omob ( O•loor000t as &ear so mike.
LA orborlitl 010 for hotels. Gam. sad prink. familia.
Joe ale al YOUNGdIC KPOtri% RIIIIII.
I , Wrs4- , . 0., ~. , - • . .., .p..
l iaa i inewatanals; - KAGAXIM,
ry -I .' il , • f • —' • ~. ,
1 , 3: - , i ,: Bistiliti 136041, , ,
_ ,
H , sostars or warts iwtwia rims, -
•
I' li ta pt at qr.
11 i - AittitittiPON . R . -4 P4Alt zii ,
il 14 '.. - ,o,Pti Pietitt.„ .l .V 164
IN OMNI,
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r". 3:
NOT ALCOHOLIC I
VEGETABLE EXTRACT I
Doctor Hooflandlo
GERMAN 13iTTERS,
k U. M. JAGS4(►N, PHILAIYA, PA
AVER (X)MPLAINT. 'DYSPEPSIA,
vtlidens,' CAronic.or Nervous Debility, Diseases
of the Kidneys, and al/Disesesea'arisisuefrom
each
as Constipa
tion, Inward
Fallow or Blood to the
Beta, Acidity of the Stom•
aeh, Nausea. Heartbarnernalrul
' an Food, Fantasia or Weight la the
'Stomach, oriar traistatloas. Bulking or
Fluttering al the pit of the iltnesaith,
mint girths Head,Hartied and diflealt Breathing,
Flattering at the Heart.Chotiagof Botfooatioif is.
&sauna when in a lying patine, Monies of Vision, lane
ar Weis before the !grist, Finer sad Dull Pain is the
(lead, Dsileilansy of Perspiration, Yellowness of
thardklo and Byes, Pala in the nide, Been. -
• Cheat, Limbs, ka., dadden Flashes of
Heat. Warming in the rob, Cou.
etsnt Imagination of Mil,
a .04 groat Demo
sins of
• opinu.
CURS - PELONA
COBBS CHILBLAINS
YELLOW FEVER., BILIOUS FEVER, 67.0
ALCOHOL OS BAD WHISKEY !
rimy •ILL am UN above arur in alnirtrulam u.. 1
sat of a handfed ,
CURLS OLD 801 M
SGAIETHINO TO STRENGTHEN 1 It;
CURD BoILS
TO BUILD UP YOUBOONSTITUTION r
CURLS PIMPLES
CITA= lIIIITZILI
TO GRT' RID OF NERYOUSNEss
A BRISK AND •VIGoROUS FEELING
1100FLAND'9 aRBMAN BITTERS
Pisa J. Illmetri *rams. a 14 Atakr et Ike griggid; -
mai W Askitigas Itiawsladee.
Although not dlapaed to boor or rooommead !suns
itedialsee incoooa7, through distrait of their ingrati
ate sad to; I yahoo,/ at so safileiont moo=
bar
a man may not .to the basalt halms
to Mar rewired from say siapistiros, to the
tom that be may thuseoatribsto to tor others.
I do this the more readily In regard to Roodand's her.
ass Bitters, prepared__ by Dr. 0.14 Jackie; of this city,
ladl Ira prels4teed hplast them tor =my yams,
e?he impreaion that they were &lady as alaohollo
airtaro. I era indebted to my Mead Robert ilhoosalorr,
, ter the marina of this prejadiee by proper tests,
maffar earrorumposest to try , think, when suffering from
post and 1 roilitat rori th: s ier3 deldlay. n argot throe hot..
ties of these st the bimisalag of the pant year,
was tollovedby repel; and restoration to a de
gree of bodily and medial vigor which I had sot telt for
six swaths blibre,sal lad assort despaired of naiaing.
Ithaelbre thank Pod sad my friend tot dl me to
the use of than. -
PtilLeitae Jen 13. 1.114 J. NZWYON BROWN."'
•
ihersUre many preperstions sold ender the nuns of
Bitters, put up to quart bottle% anspeurided of ,the
ebrapiet wbLbj or amnion rue, costing fron $0 to 40
Gents pet genes, tbo taste dieguind by Anise or Corian
der Seed.
This clue of Bitten Liss caused and will sontiowito
tsun i ,seisag Ba tboy na be sold, hundreds to die the
bath of this &ssirerd. By their use the emote is kept
continually under the leduturo of AleoholLs Stimulents
calks vent Wad. the &dm for Liquor is mated and
aqi up , end this rosaltth eLI the boners attendant spos
drua~d'a Ub sod death.
ROPE,
!or those who &Mrs and miff boos • Liquor Bitters,
as RAWL& the following receipt: Get Oas Bans livid
hiresrasessms Mime and lath with ?fns ewes qf
trio* Ifidakry, and the vault will bs a prop'.
ration that vilifier excel in medicinal virtues and true
szallenes any of the numerous Liquor Bitters In the
mutin g and will eat mace took Ton will ban all the
virtues of hilogfamill bitisrs la connection with • goad
article of Unita ,r he • much less prise than these Wilmer
ercipmitions will cast yea.
Atlmilks,,ialliers • aid Moeda it Soldiers.
Wetbe &nautilus el an having relations Moody
In the awe& to the feet that .ROUPLANDI3 or
Berme
/intent' enrs alne-tanths of the diseem induced by
aposures and privations incident to camp life. In the
lbsts, published almost daily In the newspapers. on the
.trival of the Wag. it will be noticed that a very large
iceportioa are sallisrisig from debility. tier, owe of
chid Wad eta be readily oared by lloodand'e woman
Bitters. Diseases resulting from dleoriele of the dices.
taus. nine ate epeetUy removed. We have no hesita
tion _a stating that, if these Bitters were freely need
among oar esalins, hundreds of Lives might be saved
,sat otherwise will be lost.
GLUE 4 BUNGS,
We °di partiesly attention to the following remark
able and well anthentiosted cure of one of the nation's
heroes, whose life, to um hie own language, ...bee beet,
saved by the RIM,. e'
htthatiet.ents, August 211 d. 18433.
Maw& Awe 4, eltras.—Well, gentlemen, your lloot-
Issure German Bitters has eared way life. there is no
Waal* la tbia. It I. vouched for by siumben of my
oontradee, 'owe of whom names ere eppendvd, cut wt...
were fatly engine/Int 4111 the eirronnitsoce. of of.
tam, end here Oven tor the last four yea. 'a
uwantwr of
nhertaan'a plodded hatter', aid under the 1...mea1... 0
co o did of aliaptase a 11...1,artw rhino". t••r.
- attendant Upon to arlitiona duties; *as attackcd
a tieweasber inet wizh iniamtnallou of tEtt• lOnat,
was Ad seveniptwi• di, iu the laostat 1. . hi.
tore .A r by great stobi•st. height, id Li, ,i., ,i,„
eater s . w ore then 1'4.010V:11 I foul lir t ,'h , It.
300 t. 0 this stir ou b.. •rd the to me • tot, of
from which 1 tended on the sPith •Ico. .t
Wild hint beau •J. our ...It •: I. —4.
1111 retails &Wert of , it-I,i) . For i err. 0.1
was "carpal ) Co, to ~,snow t01e,,„ rod I; ,
smorart (Intl> evi liana flit 1.
could n rt.-t 1 n ill • ie dr. ..
Life outlay' not lartt ; tts.; -
Pirdlingly the ploeictaus Woo eau Itw wot king Lull. •
ratir, though une•iccev.t.tili , t twiCtle !row Lbw
11e=d the dread Archer, finality told m nut itt,-) -
do no ma re for W. cud +Arida me W lb, • •
mainsail to make aprb nisi...tattoo of nit Meier. 11V.
'ea stesited me. Au .cquatuLatice rlAtta.t tne
ilk es ;rl= l. l. Mr. Frederick • 'elation. of Sixth 100 or
-11, 8 adrimed me, as a (orlon. sops, t,. try f our
Sklar. cad odir procured c bottle. (`roan the nu,.
e' Mtn, o a , d taking then. UM° gloomy shadow of
IL • • ...!Lsto now, thank Dot (or it, getting oett. r.
i=t have taken but two bottles, • have pae.l tees
did t fret iodides" of be ng issmitied 1.. rojiim
my Wilk and dame: ter, from who o r bare beard lint taloa
eighteentoontbs; for, gentlemen. 1 Sea IL loyal V.,'
1111/11,44 - 01i taw vicinity 44 Front ttuyal. To punt 11.-
valuable Bitten I owe the certainty ofett(e ditch hay
abet the plaie of ragas limm—to your Bitters sill l use.
has tiorious privilege of *pity clasping to my bosom
mane who are dearest to de In ate.
We/
kid) rod; ISAAC MAWS&
Wildly mutat to the trath of tk• ober* Emmen;
as et had steepled of Revving oar comrade, Kr. Malone,
resented to health:
Jam Ctrabuteatut, let Kew Tort Battery. linens A.
Anlttiftro. C., 11th Maine. Limns Cnivaktss.9.l4 New
York. Z. Smote, let Artillery. Battery 1, .1. b.
rmsairess„ Co. L, 3d Vermont. liatti B. ilkOsi, Cu.
8., do. Ham T. Me.ooox Co. O, 6th Maine Jao
Y. Weal, Co. 8 , 6th .stns. Hsatt.s Kook co. 11, T2l
New York. Natmeares. B. TION/J, C0.1f.,90th Neu*.
ASSZNIF J. 11.111111 ALL, Co. A.., $4 Varstoat. Jodi hu
ms; Co. 8., 106th harm
see that tha oraatara at NO.g. Joins; la as
grim of sash botaia
him per !Mk IS C. 6 1, se kat Des. for M.
flaoalysirommul e ariarko est balm lit
tatasfsttaa _actidsll.
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fo niut. memzely yas by engem
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Altb WILL POSITIVgLY YREVRAiI
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