The Erie observer. (Erie, Pa.) 1859-1895, August 18, 1864, Image 3
Wolf *MAO CATAIRRHIIIIR*II.—"bIa pplot boa thoroughly proved ltself to Ise the heat osl• inseam for oaring Caoaalla, COLO ITS RSVP . 0 1 outwits. It ha b o a drawl aa essallest needy van MON of Seas to Drumm bee boa resumed end Elsaanio has etas base greatly Ispreved by i s go . It le holm' wtfa UMW% sad gives nritcm ft Runts° th• Pill hay/ palm slued by Mame' i li a Ths eensatleas after suds( It ass &bestial jo i v estiar. It epos-sad pups eat all eh fuct ow,, sheagthens the g lad. bad gives a healthy :0 the parts affected. sore than thirty rears of sthe awl use of Dr llssialts „Tod, end Headache Snuff has preyed Its great value vl the Maxon &Kama of the head, sad at ttle at It stands higher than ever blame It& resessineed 4b, many of the best phydaises, sad la sod iifb great , : p es and astlefactloa everywhere. Heed tb•Oettilleate Violas], Protests In 1864: i „ . .,,,,d i rsigned having for essay years has smooth vith Pr. Marshall's Catarrh sad Readavle fast, sad IL oar wholeaela trade, ebeerfall• sure etai we en it to be equal, to *my roopoot, to the reessaseada• ...,,,, s um:Lott , for Q. ears of Catarrh Alhationa. sad * A t If 01 decidedly tha best articia we ban ever knows ;,r all enamor' &awes of theinead. k perry, Reed, Assails k Drew* Woos dt Red, Cutler & CO., Seth W. rowl., Talrbsals R o ston ; Eiesshav Co.,hß. R. Ray, lic; Parson & Paris, A. D. & D. guidemee•bei 4 21 ft Co , Israel Wioor k Ca, Wepoloas g o bbl es . A. , 4.00 L co, H. Wird, Chem 4 Co Boob di Go 3 se Tort a isle by all DOggiata. try It. leff66-Iy, TO GREAT BIGLIBH 11211011)Y. SIP. ,TABIEI CLARKE'S ".." Celebrated Penisle Pills. PROTECTED . LETTERB EY ROYAL t ,• 11 .-4,' S t • PATENT ro ped /too • Prean*Oloa ef tier aerie, PAO/ion ketrasrelloory to tie Qom. rei laminable meiledno la s anfalilas to tM wad all and &apron Maims to "kW' the temal. „ r itat los le enbloet. It moderato WI mem awl or all detractions, and a speedy cam my be ogled - -TO INIABILIDID LADlis gaited. fi will, to a abort tine, beta' oa mthly period with rewalartly. ro bottle, pia one Dollar, Ceara Uwe Gewerameal .to of Great Britain, to prevent eosatedrita. CAUTION. us Palo stbeidd add k twine hear arise. tin FS? THRrit MOMTBS ql 10114111 era P te icing es Arbecarriage, kg et !mg dew Awl Meg dare. a all cams of Nervosa and tisinal AlleUkbut. Plains fa I Beek and Limbo, !stip, on slight ezeities t lntplia. 12 of the Ileart,Hystiries and Whits", these Pills viii wet a cure when all other luau have Met ; and al. bath a palaillfai Taaledy, do not eentaintetu, Wend. tlmoay or anything hutted to the sonalitation. int! trettoss la the pamphlet areasl emit pedlar. kb MOSbo earetally preastewl. - SOLD BY ALL MITTODDITS. Sob Agent fat the tralted Stair sad Canada. roa DONA 17 Oartlaadt !W. Now Totb. V. 8.—51,00 sad I Postale Adams mama to 'say aa °rimd neat will Wars a bottle. abstadatag AO Pllk jyred-Ij. Termitic' SCIOCIZNDI LISA 111/0011111 ran 11 I treat writer, sad la the !Witco of Ilaro Mears. for the last half reatary sathiag has Wood Into ror with the pabtle eo errooe r ietely, 110 IL16111111•117. 819TADOWY8 RAM DTI. No dirt Is noiguliscol A world of faction oottliu wi. Ita Nora opostloat„ to woo with vitt& It to applied, the masztablis iota• ilnerf of the blacks and browns it imparts o tr mow on from all unpleasant odor or *anode lagoodlesta,aa4 I f artarafelfest on the hilt and akis ate the road aid AS dent emus of Its oispromodoilisot modality. Vrlstarloros'a Hods Frosisovattoo, aalila adjunct to the Dye, la Ettesaingan4,proaaotlap rowih and perfect loath of the Mir, cud of lOW aced alone, a safeguard that protests the elms treat y nadir all circumstances and ander all dhow. • tinctured by J. 01114e01113. Ni. 6 Astor Roam; York Acid by all Dingflits and applied by all Hair A Card to the Suffering. : Al.l.ear two Or thew boyhood" of ••illotoi: ..Towle Bitters," "Saruparilia," offerroas Asti. " kn. &c., &r. , sod after roe Ire satisfied with the lt, then try one boo of OLD DOCTOR BCCR Ora SPRCIFIC PlLLS—azol be restored to health elem. In lees thin thirty- dirs. They are purely stable. pleasant to tat a, prentpt and silatary to WM: eta no the broken dews A sad shattered twastitatkta. and youna can take tMt with sanative. Taper and sold in the United laitatem owl y by JAS. S. BITTLRft e No Of Broadway. New Tut. Agent for the Caned States. t pot of the ND. securely peaked, Will *audi— o any address on, nallllpt of peas, whiab la Ow Dal port paikr-wooer reniaded by the Aereet if satire erection Is not given. . irfifi4•l. VjUITOIII. OP osmitarzar—am, In •rWf4 your kind permission I wtalt to say btbsa stelaws your paper . tbst I will wad, by return mail. be mbee wtsb it, (from a Ilse!" with fraalul dlnestSona ear semi lea od ulnw I dupla Vegetable Bain, that will elhotaally more, Ireton days, Pimples, Blotebes, he, Trost* nd all Impurities of the 811 a, Isavtag tbe same Wow, -Dolt and boantlfol. I will also mall fro. to - theses baring Bahl law* Sr :aro FILM, slmpla directions and latowmatins that will cabin item to stmt a foil growth of Laairtmal Pair, whiatars or mouttehe In kill than thirty days. All applications answered, by ratan mall, ettbobt shameßemssettully yew% THOS. Ir. ORAPIIAN, Cbanhit. 881 Broadway. yaw Yoh. MEM fIU. DOMAN , YANIFTLiff Limaturrr•—ma IJ at Croup —What a pretty sad laterurthig child I ay not week t But now, alas 1 it la no more. Sub was tho conversation oftwo gentlemen riding down In ths an. Dial °f .ernal' s ! how strllge tabu Dr. Totthif Venetian Liniment certain cum, if takes in time.— qae, mothers, we appeal to you. It V not for the pettily tun and profit we make, but for the cake of your haat child that now lies playing at your het tht:etp le • Issirerons dram ; telt van Dr. ?alpine Venetian Lini ment in time, and it is rotated of its terrors. Many" tap it in the haus ; you may not want it to-sight or to-morrow, no telling when—bat lamed with this Lini ment yen are prepared, let it arms whoa it will. Pate 15 and 30 cents. /loth by ill druggists. Dike, tt Canlandt Street, New York. OENTLENIAN, cared at' MMUS la • /1 conipet, Prorates, Dew rat Toathhil bra, &tamed by a dubs to bust *Dues, will to happy to crutch to all whe seed it, Ora of the ndsa “,(1 direetiene fbr making the simple rand to LL 414. Those *Ming to profit by hit etrperiesoe,lol Wren a Veicebic limody,tradve the mace, by ',turn (craftily sealed) rabeeelag . JOHN B. OGDIN, No. 60 Noma Street, N. T. myll-am. THICUONIFEMIONS * szrsugxos OT ♦ =AVMS INVALID Published for tin bonnet sod se mutton to young "a lad oth.n, The Isar boa Norms DA C% Pro. mann .Docry of Manhood, ba., sapplyteg 11/ *be saw inn the rooms of solfonee By ono wino bat arid klanolf atm undelyolng coniddmible quaskery. •By • poet.pald addressed envolopnabd&orgno My 09 WM of the sobton, tietnaatazliemblll• Ot t . 1er04,19. Brooklyn, Zino 014 N. T. D 0 YOU WISH ?O BR OCRIMI—DB. Wi- CHAN'S ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLSIn lee than SO days, Ow worst cum of VERY° tench Praniatur• Deny. EntrAnal Workman, hiwt : acid ail Urinary. Stan& and WIMPY Libliklllll4 ter from what masa 'matured. Mao oasitallar par Ms. sent, post grid, by natl. 0o isealpt at as gnaw. Ow. Itoz perfect a ears In stoat nay. lanai Jain IL BMUS, Goner& Agent, Ort Itrondlish Sow TOOL iy1.114-3m. MS 115 NOTHING mare esetata to Art nerTfemale Irregularities tlias Velpit's me! will In all man cause a rater* at ussirtkly silk sits, without which no surairried ledg els sislag lese red health Sold by an drearteta • 41420-101. ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUS COAL! tUe datoartbat woald mepeettelly 'ammo to do pal. of Itris and irlelaity that too wtII muttons to aid la Coal daring the premed I.W, at OLD LAND,, COStitit_ FIFTH STREET AND THE CANAL. Noma &sit* to promo lay kW of OW as M oupplist ts LARGE OR SMALL QVANTITINS, • - Lad at the LOWEST It B, B FRU= I I Intend paying speetal attoottee to taw 'Anthacite Coal Tiade And CR soon own I Yard br RIM wpm GA Ur RAILROAD BRIDGE OVER MILL CURE, Wiwi" I will bop on had THE BEST QU_AL/ITIVIEI Of that klmt of Cad. toti• Ordivo for Idtbar Antliosollo or tillundares OW promptly &modal to. D. W. lIIITCHINSON, United States Claim Ag't, 0111AILD, PBNN'A. PENSIONS, BACK PAY, BOUNTY, eat all other Claims !Walt th. Goveromat ottsmad to with prompt:rm. CIiaRGES - RILEIONABLIL Applieatien by Kali atboatod to ttok Imo oa tf Ai& la person. ayllaikAa. ALARGE SUPPLY 01 Steels listabss Jut tossived. it • sulpha; ss disegrmbis assn. 714 /lime Podia Naha IS SINI gtiritladj will ass Um snit sus he oak by the box. dam sad pass M A Mend . dlasasad Itesds. BX b Men INI She frig tAbotrutr. ERIE: PA., AUGUST 18. 1864 Cr V. desire to obtain a correspondent in' every, township is the county. Political ways we can obtain la abeusdano• ; what we want le tha local news front all parts of the county. Any person writinc to us ears de pend on having his name kept strictly confidential ; and Übe has fear that the communication is not in proper shape for publication, we will put it in appropriate trim City nabseribera stirred by carrier, will be charged twenty-five cants per year extra. Persons who fall to MOO* thelepapen Tor:flatly will confer s favor by Boll fylag se of the same. We prefer to have all subscribers who can conveniently, procure their paper' at ilia okra, of publication. or The hour at which the Diwerscr In put to preas, Sad* weak, la 2 o'clock on Thursday attornoot. Adyertina sories will to rsealwod op to 9 o'cloek of Om day of put. nestles. _ lar All Adirsetliwommts, Job Work and Subscription' bee perms salon responsibility is trot known to the paginsberg, snug Mysil is gebanee. OBSERVER JOB OFFICE. We resold respectfully Cal the attention of the pablie to oar fasilitles for doing Job Printing of every descrip• lios• Raving rapid Proems and the latest styles of Type, we are prepared to do anything agibe jobbing line, in a =WM equal to guy other establishment, and on terms as tissonsble as the Bath& or Cleveland Mike,. We bare aided nearly two thousand dollars worth of mate. Nal to the ogles ulna It her been in our possession, with the Weed of making It what we thought the communi ty nesdid. How will we have su cce eded we leave the specimens of our jobbing, which may be seen in every part of North Western l'esinsylriusia, to testify. Those wile want tasty work are invited to give us a cell. We can do any kind of Printing that cats be done elsewhere, --such for instance as All bled' need by Coal Operatunt, All mods used by Coal Mspers, An kind. need by Coal Sellers, All blade rued by Merchants and Storekeepers, All kinds need by Retailers and Grocers, . All kinds used by Manufacturers. AU blade need by Medicine Dealers, All Wade used by Auctioneers, ' /Akin& used by EaDroal Agent., Alibied/ used by Bias,- AlAtiade need by Insurance Offices. ABidads need by Stock Companies, generally, AU kinds need by Brokers, Alibied. used by Com. and For. Itercheate, AU kinds and by Express Men, All blade need by Professional Men, All blade used by Maul Societies, All blade maid by Public Officers, All kinds used by Patentee., All kinds geed by Producers of New Articles, All kinds need by Merehants of • I Trades, - AU kinds used by Architects, All Made need by Drewerrean Establishments, All kinds used by Artiste generally, AU blade need by Public Exhibitors, All blade treed by Managers of Social Aseemblio. )01 Wait used by Political Managers, all kinds ued by Travelling Agents, All blade need by Partners, or sellers of real estate, All kinds used by the sellers of Pet Ronal Property, All kinds need by Boaters, la abort, Oland. used by all duos. Orders by usall,when sent by responsible parties,prompt lyattended to. Agents (Gallows, Concerts, be., whom respenalblity we are net acquainted with, must pat In mimeos In eases where pecksge. are sent out of the eiti a by espreskand th e persons for whom they are Intend ed ye not a regular aecount at the office, the bill for ealleetlea will invariably be forwarded with them. Democratic County Convention. The Democratic voters of Erie county are respectfully invited to assemble at their usual places, in the several Wards, Boroughs and TOwnships, en Saturday, September 17th, 18134, to elect delegates to a County Convention to be held at the Cover Houss, in the city of iris, on Tuesday Afternoon, the 20Th of Septem• brr,lB64;at 2 o'clock, for the nomination of a basal ticket. D. W. HUTCHINSON, Chtu 12 . 4 • Girard, August 17th, 1804. Chance of Publication Day. We And that the day on which the Observer has been printed heretofore (Friday, afternoon) does not snit many of-our patronise well as if it was put to press and distributed earlier in the week. We have therefore concluded to change the time of publication to Thursday afternoon (one day sooner than before) and believe the sot will prove.materially advanta. goons to our readers and ourselves, The pa. per will be placed in the Post Office in time to reach every subscriber in Erie, Warren sod Crawford counties by Saturday evening. of Information we posse.. of the feelings of oar party friends throughout the district, tionvinoes um that a large majority (approach ing almost to unanimity) of them favor the selection of Wm. A. Galbraith, Esq , of this sky, u the Democratic nominee for Congress. He is looked upon as`the most popular man in_ the district, and it is admitted by even our po litical opponents that, in case of his election, ke would reflect lustre on the people whom he represented. It is proper, therefore, to state, in advance of the meeting of the convention, anti in order to avoid misapprehension here after, that Mr. Galbraith has resolutely deci ded not to permit his name to be brought be fore the people for any position -whatever in the approaching 011111•1189. Ile appreciates the kindness of his Democratic friends, and would „ vow accede to their wishes, hut interests of Simmons' and business mature, whioh just, now roqiire his sole attention, positively forbid his acceptance of any nomination for office. W. happen-to be acquainted with the eharac• ter of these claims, and regard them as a complete execute for the decision that Mr. 'Galbraith \ has arrived at. Much as _we would like to see him the standard bear er of our principles in the ensuing congres sional contest, we' cannot ask of hint to swifts, interesta which are of - the greatest importance, in order that he may become such. We make this statement without any suggestion from Mr. Galbraith or any of his immediate friends, and as a simple act of jus tice to one whom the Democracy of this eeetion delight to honor, and who has' been faith ful to the principles of truth .itiN,the face of temptations and difficulties whichs , attend - very few men in his position. In conclusion, we take the liberty of saying that, from what we know of Mr. Galbraith's opinions, we Cap oonfidently pledge that he will give the nomi, us, whoever, he may be, his most zealous support throughout ,the campaign. A stranger coming into Erie and noticing the listlessness of her citizens in 'regard to filling up their quota, oonidn't resist the eon- elusion that they must want the draft to come off, and have one-fourth their number foiced into the army. It is really surprising to see hew few take an interest in obtaining recruits. Many of the townships have had active agents here for two weeks, who pick up scores of men that could have been obtained to the city--seme of them residents in our midst-L. Even those who are wealthy, and could easily procure substitutes, thus at the same time ex etaptiug themselves and helping their poorer neighbors, apparently give themselves no con - sera <mike subject, and indications now lead us to believe that a draft for this city is an Mavitable event. Certain parties, whose oh ject'it is hard to understand, have spread the rumor that our quota is full,- but we assure the public that such is not the truth, and no ways near it. We have furnished enough na val recruits since the war commenced, to clear as item the present call, but as there is much doubt as to whether we will be credited.. for them or not, the shrewd policy will be to, get as many volunteers and substitutes now as possible. W. W. ?ODD Tie Va.u.ar Britur.—The destruction of the greater portion of Ohambersburg included a total loss of all the printing material, books, paper, &0., belonging to i. Y. Humber it Co., publishers of the Valley Spirit. The pit per has always held high rank as an able - and tearless Democratic journal, and the propt:ie• tors are anxious to re.establisti it as soon as' possible. To do so, however, they are com— pelled to appeal to the generosity of their Democratic friends for pecuniary aid which will be regarded as a loan and returned when prosperity again overtakes them. sirDonstions may be left at this office, which will be duly acknowledged, and for— Wariel at oft Special NeSees. llsi~ Yaws Ti Znitntatio:lll6'lielriflerf6ll4 inbora on Saturday list, end were treated with so much kindness litatre shall not soon for get the trip. In the evening's meeting was held in the °spat:dons ballot Ili!-VPek Nee. for the consideratiOnof National attars. -Al though notice had only been' glrsi during that day, sad then merely by nelgbbor to neighbor, the attendance irm quite large,t4td we ware pleased ta see among limn present s noueiderable number of ladies. The exercises were , oPened by ai short, but well delivered speech, by M. fiSo. A. Allen, after whiab, the writer of this 'trade being celled upon, - t", de some remarkS that, it is trusted, buds gccil effect. Afterithe sposoltas, our friends allied in their Strength," and made us up a handsome "donation" of thirty new sub ecribere, every one; payingin advance. The Democrats of Edinb oro Clain, 'add they are fairly entitled C 4 the credit, of being the "banner" town of She ionnty,.sq far as fairly organization ii concerned. Their club has now been operation about s month, r santt hello weekly meetings, Vrhioh are well attendeti.- All the proceeding are open. to the public, and there is good reason for believing; that the fair, frank manner in which Democratic views are furnished to the public, as contras ted with the sneaking conduct of the Loyal Leaguers, and the logical way in which they are discussed, hay/ already had their Laflamme in leading many from the paths otpoilitfeal folly ' The speakers are usuallymen of their own community, some of whom are as capable of discussing publlo topics as nine tenth, of the political armfuls who make loftier preten sions. I Where all entertained ue with so mach cor diality, it is difficalt to particularise, but we feel that we owe eSipecial.thanks to Mr. Isaac Van Tassel and his excellent lady, for their unremitting efforts to make our stay pleasant. They possess the {rare talent of making one "perfectly at home" as soon as lie steps over their threshhold, }nil our brief residence un der their roof will, long be treasured as one of the most agreeatile incidents of our life. We can appreciate the following true story from the Warren *ail, because we happen to be acquainted with the partici connected with it. If our readers could have heard it related, is we did, from th i elips of one of the •sitfertrs, they might have considered themselves lucky if they 'escaped without split sides : Pleading at the Bar. Not many nights ago there happened a lit ' tie "suokemstaeue" in our town deserving to be home-mattered;- A brace of legal pilule • men from otherwheres and a trio of Warren lawyers and officials, bad been engaged for weary hours it one of those heavy business transactions only known in these parte since the days of oil speculation. Scores of thou. sands had been equated and changed hands. The hour was late and the heat oppressive.— . The party of the! first part and the party of the second part were dry—very dry. Natu rally they wanted some beer. Beer was only to be had down at. —, so down they went. the party of.thei'.-firet part from abroad went in ahead. The - miux of the mug, with face as genial as the moon and rubicond as his pots of ,ale, was in the bar alone. "Any beer !" Dutchman budded. !slot's have IL" A.eol enin shake of the l ead was the only responsp. - "Why not !" Au 'emblem point to a borough onlinenee on the wall, prohibiting Italia after a terrain hoar, was the answer. -"Ah, you Wive proper regulations hen; yes, fine thing; bat. you ' ll relax regulat ions rule for gentlemen,you said thel orator, for the first time stubbed at the bar. Another shake of the head and twinkle of, the eye "Oh come," said the second spokesman, growing more ear qiestly persuasive from his thirst and - the (mall of the ale pets behind the bar, "you're not in earnest ?" !Another shake like the nod of Jupiter only more so. "Well." clamed in a third, you cian't retail, we'll pay for a keg, only bring on the beer." Another-Sol emn shake of the head, and thifirst battalion utterly nonplussed by the strategy opthis- eh server of the law in such case made and changed their base and fell baok.ip or der—but awful diy. Thereupon a Warren practitioner, who bad been to the Legiilature, came in on' a flank movement, saying : "Come, now, these men are gentlemen frail:Et abroad. There will be no harm come of guess you had, better give us a little," and !he never looked more win ning. Thereat the beer man's eyes fairly twinkled. He must have his joke. 110 lid I he . member foul.' lie remembered the Leg islative tinkerini with his ale mugs, and re solved to hula the legislator responsible for all the mischief, even a borough ordinance. Striking an attitude worthy of Burton in the merriest. moments of •Tocolles, and shaking his Niel finger first it the ordinance and tutu at the iegiAlator .gesping fur ,beer, he said : "hare, you feteh to law—now -0Y dam you Buyers! Not a dhrap!" The cane was closed ; the pleadings ended. The parties never -plead so bard before, and lost the case and the retainer too:. Next time, gen tlemen, just bring your grog from Erie or Franklin. - SOLDIgIeB Laviraa.—The following is a let, ter received by a lady of this city, from her husband, who Isla soldier in the Army of the Potomac. It 'KO give our readers Boise idea of the of feeling amongst the eMdlera, and also of the kneans used to keep them in' ignorance of, the political, issues before the country : Dear — Wife :-41 received two copies of the Obeerver - last wciek, the first I got in several weeks. It isialmost impossible to get a Deml ocratio paper its the army ; most every Ow ner!. receive allows evidence of being opened before it reaches me. If yon should happen to seethe editor, ask him to stiek_the wrapper to the paper, so', they can't slip it oat, withoot mutilating the ipaper. Notwithstanding ell their vigilance the truth is rapidly progress ing in the mind of the soldiers, ind the Dem ocratio party among us is gaining rapidly.—, 'they cannot prevent us from talking, and the pO4tical topics of the present day are freely discussed f but o give you a sample 'of whet someXf Lincoln's satillites would do if they could, tt certain Lieutenant declared that if anotherNe^ • of ,that Copperhead Observe Cline again he would hike it to Gen. 1:1 report me as aCopperhesd. Laro Hen._ Taylor did the-Messenger that.. am I! sent to' him demanding his surrender at Buena Vista, "tell him to go to h'-1." There ha s s, been a great number of , soldiers afflicted with a disease called "nigger en Me brain," btit a certain quack doctor, whose name is Lincoln, has been dosing them with a certain panacea, for the last two or three years, which hita had a ;Etagiti effect, and in many cases hati performed , a radical cure. I hope he will Continue to apply his remedy un til all who are roubled'with that truly loath tome disease, n the army, ari \ permanently oared. You say you wish the war,witainded; so do I, and all others who-have the best in terest of our country at heart. We ftre look. ing forward to ithe Chicago Copvett4dot4 Antiqi- ' listing their action will have. & Itatacdettlaftn• ewe in consunimating our desires' in rkard to the war. i \ Affectionately yours, - - j OSITUAItY.-+We learn that among the in— stantly killed in the battle of the 20th ult., before Atlanta, was D. R. P. Biggins, a son of Hon. Wllliam!Siggins, of Yotingsville, and a member of tho 111th regiment. Ells father writes to us the following interesting particu— lars of his : " Porter Siggene was born the , -;-9th day Of !tidy, 1840,! in linangsville, Warren oonnty. He enlisted is the fall of 3861 Isr1lte:111th regiment, and served two years nod, eight month,. -He ,Iwas wopaded in sire battle of Antietam iri 862. lie was in alt the buttes that were to n ht by his regiment, when .be to attend. rt of the time he was in the h os pital, butt always realy when well. He wrote me a greet many lattets;:alying he hoped that t:44 woull spare-hit health i and life to get home to see me, but, if zot,'ltio,hpped he would meat me in Heaved, audits .one of his late letteil, he said : "If I em killed in Wile, I will ale for my muggy." ", 4 „ , LOVAZ PARAGPAPM: • Over imp says if the Provost Marshal eaves a draft oa him, he , thall surely let it itAro to protest. • • The Ufa tiro Normal School opened on the 17th inst., with about 800 pupil--the largest Steimkthoe eta give* ; o'Leidertafirso6l474 of this aiti'slor ticipated in a great German concert at Buffa lo, on Monday night, and are highly compli miltiloihribeas who heard :Carpenter's Text Book for Democrat., a iditledo4llllo.lAWlfkillsiebri ty be this pXrt of the State, can be had of N. T. Hums, at Union, and Amos Heath, at. Cot -17%• - • .I • • Tkirofttilfy iforritir says of the ellioter of the sermons preached on Fact day in that place, that "they were eminently loyal." The query naturally arises—were they as "emi nently" Christian t Capt. M. Cronin, of this city, has been given eommiand of the 11. B. gunboat Cricket, and ordered to duty on the White river. He is a.gallanCand faithful officer, standing high in the 'stee l , of his men and the department. The " boys " connected with the Tenth New York airtmery have passed the following by acclamation : Thii we will eternally hate white beans sad black Republicans." Colonel hfoorehead's regiment of Penneyi- Tanis vollinteers recently returned home, their time having expired. The regiment went out over one thousand strong end comes back with !sixty-four men and eight Moen. Where are the balance ? Let the pave an swer 1 • Mr. 11. B. Balch, of Meadville, advertises itrour coluinns for agouti; to -sell “Cobbin's IllustratedlDomestic Bible" and "Revolutions in Europe.'" They are both works of great value, and iire should judge that good, active agents could make a profitable thing out of them. The citylCouncils, on Monday evening, ap pointed Berklimin Grant, Esq., Commissioner to visit Hirrisburg, and endeavor to obtain credit for the naval recruits shipped from this city and county since the commencement of the war, and not hitherto credited. A better selection could not have been made. We learn from the Meadville Journal (Abell tion) that "proceedings have been instituted against Sheriff Krick, of that county, and two or three of his friends, for an alleged conspir acy' in compelling contrabands to elitist as enbelltuteit. If the facts are as reported, it is an ugly case. We await further develop ments before giving publicity to particulars." We learn from a source which is considered reliable, that Hon. C. L. Vallandighant and Hon. S. 8i Cos will both address the meeting at Penang*, on the 10th of September. It is believed by the managers of the meeting that a larger. number of persons will .be present Utah were ever convened in one assemblage in North Weitern Pennsylvania. A correspondent of the Chicago Tihaes, re ferring t 4 the fuse made about negro soldiers, thinks this country is just now in somewhat the dame position that the famous Dan Tucker got into ' !! , once upon a time," as related in the famtliataitty Daniel l'uoker (dumb a tree, And polled bis bill in for to see. De lined Waked bto by de 'now.. . bittlisral for inisism to pail Ala out. .• , M• lEinteowly New .of last week contains the folloWistglelpificaut notice ' Betwil.--One of the proprietors of this of. floe to pitta -taaknowo. Whoever will return him to hin family of small children, shall re• oeive a reword of ten cents (not spool.) and no questions asked." The molter is farther eiplained by the fol lowing: i L - ' "We Op a littte behind time 'With our Paper this week; reasen--our foreman ana female compositeir lakedadtiled' just after we got to press, which left us in rather a fix." "How large a..place is Erie!" inquired a stranger hf a resident of this city who was on a visit te one crthe loastrusg town of the West. "We base about 15,000 inhabitants," was the rCply, "Is it possible why I should'nt judge see so few advertisements of home timehaeidessin your papers, that I irony Supposed! it to be a dull little town of two or three thOusand." Ont readers can judge for Ithemselvcs, after glancing over, either of our r oily journals, whether the stranger's opinion was well'founded or not. -' The Hartford Mtn dedicatee the following '*.dnate,in Garieral Great and Gangral Sher man :—; 0 hape deferred 1 O endless waiting Blamed if this ain't aggravating I ,Bielatnoo_d t easeeti tan miles swag, 4W - wrell tiled be in'ffsftn's Bar Beyond the Chattahoochee river, . Atlanta's further off than ever 1 , 0 I. ;strangest thing e'er known in war, , Thou art so near, and yet so far ! Oar rieadera in Edinboro . and *laity, who are in need of groceries, provisions, crockery ware, or any of the menifold articles connect ted with household necessities, will. find it to their advantage to deal with Butterfield & Van Tat Mel. They have a stook of goods that cannot besurpassed anywhere in that teeth:in, and are'really selling thesn — lOwer'than the same articles can now be purchased in New t York. Aside, too, from other considerations,- "Ike" and "Bill" are bOth such clever chaps. that it would be almost a pleasure to pay them double the price for their goods, for the mere sake of 4ealloai with them. We "endorse" the firm to any extent. We had a call on Friday afiernoon from Mr. Cowles;', Postmaster at Springfield X Roads, in retinae, lel the' return:of - Mr.-Porter% paper, allusion to which has been twice made in our column. Ile denies , any participation in the act, and seemed as anxious as ourselves to have it traced to the guilty source: Mr. Cowles impressed as as - a man of integrity, and the information which his neighbors give us in regard to his character. in addition to his own statements, fully oonvinces us that ha is not in fault. The affair is wrapped lamas* mys tery, but we have no doubt that some mali cious rascal surreptitiously got access to the paper, and, in order to do either Mr. Porter o'ilinrselves injUry, coal flitted the fraud. We shall not let the inTetitittatiou rest for a Ishii, yet The Girard Vsion7is or the opinion that the the and Lowry, ri ' ' iot, is ""the old fight i ' t the Brie thillal 'Company : The vote in Warren county on the amend- I." We, on the , contrary, Imola to the 04)11Ititati011i, was as talkers: For Company have given them : the amendment, 1,851; ag ainst 14 229; me_ dest trouble about the matter. ! j eetty i s r em, 1, 6 22. i darrel between Mr. DeCamp Rev. - A. j Barrow', formerly of Fairview, _,owr t he out and the in—and aside ,in this coon -4 , is now pastor of ata "Ridge .4 that goner trait of our natures which ipieee'pel church , sk -a u k o b itrit . =taw owl! •I gi sysarititize.•:trith, the:Weaker • . e . • aids. we do not believe a bundled voters ii, ... .Th total majority in this• State . 'for, the amendment giving soldiers the :right to vote the county care muclNirbitth aide -whip,: A i me is about Republican is certain Tt away from h o me elected; of some I 94,600. . - stamp or soother, and tbil \ only hop. comfy-I Pim Lieut. Whitney, Co. I,: 1934 Peee's alive Citizen' possess le, thikia the volunteers, stationed at Bsitintoie, Will please new candidate will step for and carry the i accept oar thinks tar favors received. day, whose success will refieet more credit on The fall amount of tar. due frputihis county the district than our present t!tididtutte at • to the iltattyisearly $l%OOO, has been paid by Rarrisbarg eveei.- . . ~A,- , .. ' Tresenrse atiliiert; ~.. - ,'' ' - ' ~...t, :.--, Oar* eatilaptillattit uor - , - , evidently didpiloelialinassiis ell Kr. Lor ry's ozpenon Whindill'ilian a disposition to be mansion* Amick Coati lion induced t h e editor to hafts mil • illonseino . as the fol lowing ? Speaking, of Mr: Latrip's renomi nation, hear • t a lk: aakhas deal:loM_ L tl4l visit sue% inanitestationt Of pub* etilldeuss.. l His whole official term has been devoted, ow swipe of labor and manliest of personal sue and comfort, to the national, welfare in genetwl, and to the; Waists of his &tied in particular. Monopolies of whatever nature have found in him atE mean oppOnsat, until he has justly sensed the ektarstre• of the people's champion. Before 'his bitter denun *lions copperheadiwn and treaeoa of every form hale been forced to shrink bask'ibut His whole senatorial term hal •been - Marked by signal ability and &Mien tO country." Thi New omits but Udall to maks its remarks °owlets. It should have added a postscript, w Artetsus .Ward doSs tolls rids. tlesouittousoing thst— "The ohne is not wits. It eremitism i" "Eureka!" He is disooveredi at hit. W 9 hive waited In anxiety for some of the rich Republicans In North_-Western Pennsylvania, Who are exempt from military service on ao coutits of their age, and • who have Often de clared the tif they were young men they would gwto the wir, to avail themselves of : the sew feature, in the law, by putting "rep. - ritsentelive recruits" 1n • the We, bat wntil Monday we had not borne( of i eatery One in the, five ,"loyal",counties of Brie, Crawford, Warren, Mercier and 'Penang* who bid done so. Patience is rewarded at last, end we freely make room. In our columns to record the sot 'of that one magnanimous individual, who alone, in this section of the State, has obtained's "representative recruit." His name is Robert Sproul, Esq., and he it si resident of Oil City. May hie example be generally lowed, , lzk The Crawford county ora .00mpleitui that the Erie county Pair hat' en !fixed for the same days as the ens for that county, at Con neantirille—the 6th, 6th and 7th of °etcher. It statics, with good sense, that it would be to the advantage o of both to have separate days. Sy the way. why Is it that oar AgricAltural Society has only advertised in One paper in the county,and that the Republican organ? Has it; too, become a mere political 'Machine, and is the 'withholding of patronage from their county journal intended se a hint to Democrats that their encouragement is. not ianted.to the Fair T - The Cleveland Leader thinks test Pete* be obtained before the close of another year, and asks the question: "Shell there - be a Peace ouch as the! North wants, or a Penes such as the South 'wants?" We are inclined to the belief that! it will be...neither. Both sections hold to views at present that will for ever forbid them from living in concord' if, retained, and until each yields some of its ex treme notions, such a thing 'as- Peace and Union ietin utter impossibility.: Nothing-but, conellistien and 'compromite; i n' giingqtear of one side and of the other, will' enable the people of this country to live together again in amity and prosperity. Arlhigtoa,Kelley.R-Leaii'e Minstrels. from Chicago, will give two entertalments in this city, 'oomosincincon Monday ei ening neIL—T They are now in Clevelind, where the papers speak of them me a first- class Troupe. We cannot speak of them front personal knowl edge, but judging from the comments Of the press in places where they-have exhibited, we take the Troupe to be worth the patronage of those who enjoy negro minstrelsy. The Lyons (N. In) litoubliems tells the story of an unfortunateyonng !tan noarlhat f pliee ? who, "upon putting on -hit v' Sunday-go-to meeting pants letiely, they laving - hung near an epees window, found, when too late, and to his sorrow, that a colony of hornets had !ta ken possession oflthe inner portion of thegar, , Diehl. - Before he could releasehlittielV i the insects natiattingiliim so m7orolittit4 lo was an on weenie 111 1 / 1 3- her of days We direct attention to the communication beaded "Peace and the Republican Party," in another part of to-day's taper. It is are-. markably clear and logical 'statement of the queetions at issue, and deserves tote earefilly and widely read.' The author is a gentleman of prominence and ability, who voted fur Mr. Lincoln in 1860, and his firiteaciniribiciitin to our columns is of so excellent l a character that we trust to hear from him often again. Mr. Alfred H. pease, the pi r inist, we See by the Buffalo pipers, in spending his ''summer vacation, in that city. He Contemplates icon giving a concert in thislttity . I We f i r the ; pressiori left by the exquisite young geotle-,.., min on his last visit to Brie WlLenot of such IL. nature as to insure him a large audience-,' The following; persons have been elected sii• rectors of the Pkret Natienat,Sank., of iftFcen : Chapin !fall, Thomas Struthers, Lewis F.., WstsoniC. 11._Curtis, Wm, al Brown, Ni F. Abel, S. J. Page, Jamee H. Eddy.. Mr. r flall was chosen President,and Arr. Moses Atigober Cashier.. - it is noticed of late tlushßopperheads" are getting to he a verdiatlietioliigtionr at . Certain parties Who 'sued to be Virri • bly annoyed at tite "malts," oi l l i nott toaster courage enough , to treat them --with common respect. What can be the matter ? A woman attempted to commit adage at Cleyelind, on • Saturday evetting ? .but finding the water:cooler or damper than she expected, bellowed lustily for help, .and, being rescued, went home wet, 'but wiser: Here is so /utensils/ ohms problem—how to move and mate in two Weems : ; John moved his arm 'round Julia's nook; She moved one sqUare,and whispers—check : He nothing daunted, moves right 'Amiga' ' His Ups to hms, end tinns out—inutte The itepublhaa - Cteloao "are in Venango county resulted in the selection of 8. P. -hloCalsnont. over 'the present Congress man, Amos Myers. They take queer stun. to make H. C.'s out of, down am way. • flo far as oni, acquaintaaco goeii We believe General MoMenai to be ihenatiedramm choice of the Democracy of . North Wester' !ennsyl— viola so the amine* of the Chisago Conven—' -t g • tic* Thieving of all kinds appears to prevail in the western part otthe Con:l4 to *larger ex— tent than ever. A few years training in Sher iff Sweiley's High School and &aiding House would be beneficial to the mash. MEM :*4 . • " assettsc-senucer P a r; &e., sea 40 promised by the Widows, Orphans, and n r ex g t = of his of those who ha sisove died in the att a ,,b7,Blllllers 'Byfircands solved er disease %Attracted, upon application to G. P. lenzrnrra, Lioensod Military end Naval Claim Agent. Moe in the Common Osissoll /4tun, Wright's Block, • corner State and Kris, lts Mk ~ pander the Dispatch *S2 4 ) 0 •• 7-y -. Miss M. Hines bilis this opportunity to inform he Wits of Eris and vicinity that she his prompt braes. sad , Olosk making, in Nosensweig's • Blodt, Id' story, fronting the Park. All orders will be promptly Wooded to„ and done in ' the most fashionable style. .ang64' , A Hi* Lrrssa.- 7 Teri sot your seems in oornilsid ; it has thousands of ears; Redollies /hum* Salve ! FOB' YEARS EXPERIENCE REpt,IING'S RUSSIA SALVE Over ill other haft; preparattoss. , . REDDIG'S RUSSIA SALVE! • I C 17823 BURNS BEDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE! RUS. IA SALVE! dIIRES reLorqs, -SALVE! 1 CUM CRILBLAINR. REDLOG'S RUSSIA'SALVEI I i i . tuns csArran HAMM. REDINEt'S - RUSSIA SALVE! 1 CIIRIR FLE3O WM:NM . , REDIONG'S RUSSIA SALVE! _ arias OLD SORES. REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE 1 REDD] 1 , REDDING'S I 1 RUSSIA SALVE! i 1 CURES CANCERS REDi)ING'S RUSSIA SALVE.I 1 i BEDDi f 4lit I • . CURBS BOILS. REDDiNG'S RUS,SIA,SALVE! ; • clans cottha. REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE! REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE! , . i CVEAS PILLS. . . REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE! ' • I _ • . . { Guam sUrreal. REDp i nvys RUSSIA SALVE!f. - buns PROft szrrelt piar4. 'REDDING'S 1 1 I RUSSIA SALVE! • • i - • 1 t. • , _ ow= Au turemeous DIS EASES f i 1 ors 'tsunami, OLKERALt.y. RELING'S RUSSIA SALVE! . tit io lr trim fraesiury torrential matter or iojazi ass and la no ease will its application Interfere with the ramediee that nuy be prescribed by a regular physistaa. The Medical unity, throughout - the Union, in sttsatinoos to its prase. The more its virtues boom* know* the pester is the demand, and it is now coned wed Or lindissmasabla Sittels of household necessity, brine Mod alike by rich and poor. RUSSIA SALVE! , I Ii prompt ta ritual, iimover pea at own, and reduces the WOO Mom looking swellings and inflammation, as Ifby Staigi—thus affording relief and a complete etre. Tim length of tithe tido salve has been before tne public 1. ooitstmi proof that it Is no 'Snitch-penny" prof ars: nbl lion,pit forth to halm a dello, oat popularity, and then sink to 'rise no mom. i I MP 044,124 Greta • B.S. "Ilia Vor,ffal• hy P.M/1010AL Se. 4111 liroadwa - y, x. T, 3.11 T. MIME (111:„'No. Treasent Street, and kr all Dreiggiste and Country zit 48km/rms. angri.4-Iy. , ;~~ : • c • Siegel, Vincent , &= Co., 11111 WATER CARBON - &11 -41.149 41 . 14 9 Mies; Ligens, Cigars Jai k T.O B CAD, t . .4,7 r. 3stliarket Prices. UNION BLOOk . . , . New Firm. , - - 1- -- LOLE'4 P. CROOK, having taken in' his an, , I Jamey 1., a partner, on the Ist da.i, of April, 1 'twin the ern: name °Unlit.; P CROfilf, at SON, lidheito hits • wttlement of big old soeciant. i All per soii loswwingtletenselves indebted to him are *sorted to lean end settle without delay. , . ~ --. • JAMES P. CROOK & SON, I ..•_,., .:: win. la 1 , • ROUGH AND PLANED LUMBER t 't. AID II ILIVP/10141.1111 OP Stadow Ink, /nns, Sean tad Blinds! HOULDDIGA AND PICKET FENCE. s i irou Swing, Media( * liming I i 1 DONS TO 011 Dis. , Misr as Peadt.l%. bettkpie'Stb and bib Sts., XA'I E . PA. I 1 life reepeetfally call the attention of the public to our feellitiee for dein, work in the twat of style, promptly and en Oseemonable terms. Having fitted up entirely new shdps, with superior oseblairy, we feel oonlident of giv ing main satudeetion. 1:r Low 01164 will merreprompt ntteatioa. • • gnat - - JAN ES P. CROOK & SON. ANTED 10,000 POUNDS ,WOOL, r for which tba MOW autalcat price lianas paid R. S. NU It, y+ R. • N 0.2 Brown'. Not 1. •". $i a, ao it , Coo be, had aplo of 1 WILLIAM WILLING, li PROFESSOR OF MUSIC. L - febnitf. ' , ,CiIItNEYINI iATILIIT . l ILTER AND COOLER COMBINED ! ; L i HZ most useful and eoonomleal Pillar ever offered to 1 thse . dt , 11 , 1 .. . wear of mbairrer esolor, taste or smell this smobbee Wows*" es afar aa esTetal. A. eplandirt for hots* aloes and private families. roe Melo li Torrxers gwPostum, *sees. • OLD ' lIIMIPAPZILS, ILVIALZUM, H • •• - BLANK 1300K1 , • i iiesyscArm OY WIIITIC ritsprrinta !Aran, Hosea st the e - H 0 s p F , • !- Par solidi the P ado* ;Plies, =MI .. I. , I . .:. , 1 4 01 E. Sul tally eptablishiet the' superiority of • I • MEI VMS ERYSIPELAS • OVEN SALT RHEUM RUSSIA SAIVEI (Siseeeasors to C. Siigtll,4 DEALERS IN Grueries, Fleur, Perk, Fish, : 141ME n p., 1 1 1, il ..- _OSACKSR9, OIL VITROL, ME GLUE & BUNG% AT THT. Eletitent Brown's Rotel and French St. autrllrei-tf. Wool I Wool ! , ~~D 0/1811, ' 11; Ili . ; , 1111 !AID BM NOT• ALOOIII4 ♦ SAGELY CONCIWILLTED rwiErAnz EITRAcT! Doctor Hoofland's GERMAN BITTERS,- 11)1t. C. M. JACKSON, PKILAD'i, PA LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, ;matcher, direatie or Nervous Debiliiy:beseases of Ms ifidneys. mid diDinatta ari4ingfrom each as Constipa. ' Don, 'sward Piles, Ranges or Blood to the Haul, Acidity of the Store. sch, Nausea. Ifeeftburfhpiaelmi • for Wood, Fanner or Weight t the Stomach, dour gructatious, g or • Fluttering the pit of the Stomach, Swim. winged the tlead,Hurried and difficult Breathlug, flatted:lg at the Mart, Choler dollbenting sen sations when Ina lying posture, I olylslon , D o t. er Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pala is the Dead, Denehescy of Perspiration, Yelloweees of • thellkin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Rack. • Child, Limbo, he, Sudden Plustra, 0: Fleet, Horning In the Flesh, Coo. etant Imagination of Well, and greet Depree• sloe of • spirits. • CURE 51 SCALDS YELLOW: FEVER, BILIOUS FEVER, ezt; ALCOHOL OB BAD WHISKEY I They IF/11. coma Ilse above disoomp ID 11 17-aibe ealga out of • bushed. SWEET HING TO STRENGTHEN loU CO BUILD UP YOUROONSTITUTIoN I CURES PIMPLX9 Fo GET RED of NERVOURNR4,,,, A BRISK AN!) VIGoBOUS FECLINO HOOPLAND'S GERMAN BITTEEs Prime J. tlnitina Brow, D. D, Lain of the Excgdo sago of litheine Leftilukre. Although lotto favor or recommend intent liedisines in through dhdruet of their *Fedi sate and elltets; -I yet know of no sailleleat :sewn why a man may not troWy to the bend' he believes hiourelt to have readved from any simple prepentdoe, le the hops that be may thus eurdeibute to the basset of others. . Ido this the more readily in mordto Boonand'a Ger son prepared by Dr. C. M.Jaetgq,wl.tbiedty, because I Ina prejudiced them for may years, under eh* imprecate% that a ey st eore &key as alcoholic mixture. I sin indenter to my hind/lace. Shoemaker, tor tl e remind of this pro proper jadlas by tests, and for encouragement to Wilma, when suffering from gnat end long continued de bil ity. The scoot time bot. Ur of these Gliders, at the Waning of the present year, trot followed by evident relief, and restorstion to a de gree of bodily mad mental vlgorwhich I had not It for sir months before,and bad almost demairedof ropthilut. !therefore thank God and my friend for directing to the use of them. Ihnurea, Jon 2.1,1811. J. Ni,WTON DROWN PARTICULAR NOTICE. Then ►re many preparations sold under the name of Bitters, pot , -up 111 quart bottle', compounded of the cheapest TWA" or Coma= ram, casting frOla 20 to 40 casts puma/is/06e SIM dleralsed By Anise or Oortan• der Seed. MS afar of Sitters has canoed and will continue to muse, as long u they can two old, hundreds to ills the _tenth of the drunkard. ity %NHS sus the system - is kept continually under the influence of Alcoholic Stimulants of the worst kind, the &dr* for Lkinor is created and t np, and thsi remit Is ail the honors attendant upou rranlnN'o life and death. GLA2S, ROPE, !or those who dolts wad ma fusee a Liquor Hitter,, we publish the following receipt Get Oat Batik Hill. Mantra Gorman Ott gion mid sax with ?few fieens deed Bread(' sr whiskey, and the rtault Inaba ration that willfor oiled la asedklnal lirtarge and in,. esoellenee any of the numerous Liquor Bitters :n thr usartet, and will ma each fat* You will have all the virtues of illoijianifo !Wen in con/mottos oitja a toad undo of Liquor. at. a comb leo plies thee thaws %filler ureparations will toot you. itzamilin s Salem and Fries& at Saldlen. We call the attention of all having »Lathan' or friends In the army, to the tact that, .I.IO.3FLAND'ai German , tittere" will cure nine-Writhe of the Manses induced by sposuree and privations (am dent to estop Ills fa the lasts, published almost daily to the newspapers, on the - film - brute ster,iront be nolle4Ctliat a very large uraportlon are guttering from debility. Svery nese of !hat kind tan be readily eared by lionflanes item= Bitters. 4.4soesee resulting from 411/0,41/1/ of the diges- Unt rgaturere enelldny.remored. We have no hesita tion .0 stating tbst, if thee , Batten were freely used sarong our soldiers, hundreds ef lives might be .. L eed otherwise will be hen ARM PA., WD call particular attention to the foli o e m , rrwark able and well astiriatieatais care cat one a& - We nation's haw*, itboacultfa. to sae his Grit -Unique. Nos beau saved by the Bitten:" ERNE • PnitrOtt,rnia, August 234 1861 \ Itlmam Jewe 4 , teem —Kell. potholes., your hoot latrs German Bitters has raved my life. 'there mi.ukelbthis. it is vouched 'fur Iff numbers of my comrade!, some orwhoset names are encoded, end e 1... were fully cognizant of all the cirCtlMStarlCeS ul 1111 /..m, and have been for the last font year., a member of cherman's celebtated battery, and under the herocillei... command or tieptein R . B. Ayres. Through the exp., .are attendant upon my arduous duties, t was attacEe.f. In November last with inflammation of the loop, and mis for osventyanit days In the haunt it. 'ate was fol towed by great debility, heightened bl bit strati. of dry nteq. I was then removed from tie V. Lilo /jemmy, sot ant to this city on board the o f from which I landed on the 2.81.11 01 - June Slime thet Waal bate bebn *bout ea low so au l one could b. and VA retain aepth d vitality. For • west ur more I sal scarcely able to swallow anything, a on if 1 sica force a monied down, it was fromecliately throe a up soils. I could not even keeps glans or water ou soy stomach. Life could not last under those circumstances ; and ac cordingly the physicians who had beet vrevildiag faith though nnauccesdally, t.. rescue taw from the of the dread Archer, frankly , told me that they =del nose se fur me and advbed ma to am a clergy man, and to mason& disposition of toy limited funds se b stsulUill me. An acquaintaoce who visited sue at "the Anspital, Mr. Frederick Stea:iron of Sixth below Arab Street, advised me, sa • forlorn hippo, to try your Bitten, and kindly procured a Dottie. From the time I commenced taking them the gloomy ahadow of death re ceded. and 1 am now, thank God for it , getting better. Though have taken but two bottles, a have stayed ten pounds, and I feel sanguine of Whole permitted to reieiu MY tab and dwthithn. Stem whom t hate Beard nothing t r eighteen months; tor, geothamen, lam a 10,41 Via it t i the To your OF nlllt Bittern '1 owe the certainty of lifs which has Alma the. of vague hors--to your Bitters vili I ow. the 'rlorlows privilege of spin clasping to my bosom Mom who are durst to me he life. Very tray you; ISAAC AIALONL: We filly mmear la the truth of the above statemout,, acute bad thomdred of meta, oar comrade, lb. Malone. !metered to health t JOIN CVDDLIZAOIf lat NU? York Battery. °corm A. lostxr, Co. C., 11th Maine. Lawn C/EXTALVIr; 944 So. York. 1. L Smut& lit Artillery. Battery E. J. B. Ir.suram.„ Co. G, ad Vermont. EM MY B. Jima, Co . 8., do. limn' T. litacixot.u.o A Co. o,4th Maine. Jet). I. Irmo, Co. I, lth Satz& Hulas! Kooken. H.,724 NW York. NATiam B. Tiros" Co. r i 96th Peons. A xmutw J.l4xt.tu, Co. A., id Vermont. loom Jo:ci ao*, Co. E., 10611 Tana. IIEW).1111 OW COUNTERFEITS. dee that OM itOstia. of 110. 1. imam: ti Si the trearrze of colt bottle. Pelee per Beetle 75 tie., or 111 Dm hr U. /lama yens mama drusitet not Woe the do mot b• pat of by say of We latealeittes as ai r be silted la in ra ulest r leg mad to la, sad os PRINCIPAL OHIO & ALM:MAMMY. NO. 631 ARCH 13TRRET. • . JONES & ,macoo•ois to C. M. JA OX & 003 hanuerOza. -re rose RALE!? onkalate mai • Duda" to' raw toes hi Um Vetted MOIL !ME A PURE TONIC 1 PREPARED BY WILL IiFFECTUALLY CUBE •a dieordered Liver or &rowel( AND WILL vo:IttIVELY PRILVENT THEY CONTAIN NO DO YOU WANT TOO WAN A 000 D APPETITE? DO YOU WiI.NT DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WELL? DO YOU WANT MV Yiit! WANT EN.EROVI =I I'o SLEEP WELLT DO YOU WAN IF roe DO, tisk r•Pla.Aire• MEM