TEt. XOVELC9i.J.IIITA)URgAL
40: litl
Coudersport, Wednesday Eve#ing as 27, 1964.
'had:9l -t aiLd - 'GESne
ton.. Try the Dollar tea ! at JONES'
•DraiStcirei ' '." - .1
• Agrieultaial • Jourriala are
aliTektise(t..
_ 'AL now, largei and valaablk stock
of Goods just received at SitotnOas' Os
vayo Regulator. .
ME
! ye dutiful husbands, econom
ical housekeepers !what think you of the
Putnam Clothes-Wringer,
agt : ThwSheritY Sales and other new
advertisements crowd the,relding,tuatter
this week.
rp
The ice en the Allegany river at this
place has been almost two P feet tbiek. In
vicinity of Boston it is from fifteen to
twenty irides .
ig'See the advertisement if the State
Normal School at Edinboro. Professor
pooper,WePrincipal, is well •knOwn in
4,lkis-lcounty as a competent and faithful
instructor.
'The Confederate Navy consists. ac
,cording to their own official:report,] of 383
anmtniseioned officers; 'l9l petty oiEcers, and
'877 seamen, or about :two; officers to every
•th`ree men. 1
Ikgi..Capt, L. H. Ktnney . of.Shar t en has
been appointed Recruiting Agent for this
_.county. This is a gad appointment ; the
'Captain make an.. earnest and ener
getic officer. —What is going to be
done about raising Potter,Cottoty's quota?
:Will our people remain inactive and allow
iinother draft to vertake.itliem Pi This
ihould,not be. • Every day' ; men from our
county are leaving and enlisting in pines
where they receive large bounties. They
are not to blame; seltinterestis a watch
...word with every ,heart: Other counties
are offering bounties,why sh - uld not ours?
We - can afford it. Our indebtedness, in
"proportion -- pOpi4iion, is not as s great
Nitha,t 'of many counties around us: Let
it be done. It will be an actual saving
.to the county —Lthen 'there will be no cow
zoutatiou money paid.. It has been esti-
mated that the cetniug draft -will be only
,half as large as the last. Tliat being true,
• ;•
--4he' number of men to be raised would be
ilbeiifl2s. The eoffeeis in the' field
have reduced that number already. if
-thought best each sub-district can raise
gg additional bounty Let,the work cow-
, men i ce.
The followingare the naives of those
4ho have reenlisted for thVee years. be
!longing to .Co G; 53d, Penn's - Regiment
'Volunteers : '
Sergeant Jason W. Stevens,
. •do 'William W. Brown,
.do • .Charles
Volvo:it - Anion E. Evatis,
do . 'George Must°,
do John D. Earl,
Pioneer Benjamin F. Burt,
- Private Daniel Eastwood, , •
do Ghorles D.
do - George W. Stevens,
do Asa IToombs, tie
or course, Capt. A. P. jones and Liente.
Z. Roberta and. A. B. Mann have also
re-enlisted. They have been home on a
fin-lough during the last. thirty days. /
To Consumptives:
Consumptive sufferers will receive a valna-
ble prescription tor the cure of Consumption,
Asthma, BronChltas, and all Throat and Lung
~... affectienii, (free brthatge,) by sending their
• Jaildress.to
Williatoshurgh, •
Kings Co., New
sibRFSERYS Your 'Reality, Symmetry of
• Form, your Health' and Mental Powers,
by Using that safe, 'pleaSant, popular, and
•Spee4e remedy known' as HelmbOld's Ektract
Socha.. Read the advertisement in another
tolumn, and profit by it—:;diseasei and symp
toms •puumerated. Cut it out and pl•ederte it
You may not now require it,ibut May at some
inture day. r•
4 'legives health and vigor to the frame,:,
A11019.011] to the pallid cheek"ft waves long suffering and eipostire: Beware
'of eouttlerihitsieures guaranteed;
, -
(Communicaio.)
, • :Pulm.cutaty.Consuniptietl a Curable Disease.
, - A CARD; I ••-
• - - , I
• To COnetinspilivieil.
The undersigned- havini, been restored ito
health In a few weeks, by a 'O6" , Simple
edy, after' having suffered several years with
severe leogaffeption, and that drbad disease
Alonaumptiop—is anxious. to Make known to
lttis fellow ff sefferers the mearni of care. •
TO all who desire it, he will send a copy of
the prescription, used (free• of charge), with
she directions for preparini l and i- using the
satire . ihfah "they will find n surecure for Con
' siiiiiPtioi,•Aitlimlcßrpnbliitiii;l Calighs; - Colds;
.The only object of tholhiSertiser in send
` ing.tlkytascrhitilm:is to hinifit the afflicted,
and spread itiformalion which, he coneeirea to
he invaluable :" and . he,kope.s every - auffei•cr
- wintry big reniedY; UStit Willease them'ad-
Jhing, and may:prove a-1464411g:
• : Parties ''` wishing titc,prescriptionjwlll please
iddret'SIIeV.•EDWARD A:WILSON:,
•
Kbe:FolAut:
' 494m .
DR. TOBIAS'
VENiTLANI HORSE LINIMUT.
pint botifeTafritiY.
est 4 491461114 Read ibb
BOSTON, July 7, 1860.
Dr. TOBIAS : We have used for the. piist
year your Horse Liniment for lameness, kicks,
briiises,,crlic and cut? and in eveßpiastance
folizikitthelietit4ilicAel.evef - tried• in this
circus company. Please send sii dozen bot•
ties, as it is the only liniment we use now
We havo 108 horses, some very valuable, and
do not want to leave•tovrn without it.
HYATT FROST,
Manager'iranAmburg ai Co's. Menageiie.
Scold by alit druggists.
' 'Ofrice,'s6 : Corttaridt Street,' New ' York.
PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected every Wednesday by P. A. STEB
BINS a; CO., Retail Dealers in Groceries
. .
and Provisions, _
opposite D. F. Glassmire's Hot!sl; '
Coudersport, Pa.
Apples, green, 39 bush., $ 75 to 1 12
do dried, " 150 225
Beans, - u 200 250
Beeswax., V lb., 25 36
Beef, It 6 7
Berries, dried, V quart - ' 8 -. 16
Buckwheat, V bush., • 60 75
BuCkwheat Flour; . 275 300
Butter, V lb., 22 23
•
Cheese, ..;: gi • ' . - :i ." • 12 'l4
Cloverseed 700 750
- .
Corn; la bush., - " 1 211 1 25
Corn Meal, per cwt., 275 300
Eggs, 'ffi dos:, • 18
Flour, extra, tiil bbl., 825 925
-do siiPerfine " .. -. 700:8 00
Hams, 'll lb., 10 12
Hay, `i7 ton, . - 12 00 14 00
Honey, per 1b.,. 10 12f
Lard, • u-, - • , -12 f 14
. • .
Maple Sugar, per lb., • ~ 12 14
Oats, ' bush., 60 65
Onions, " - 100 125
Pork, 1:0 bbl., : 20 00 22 50
do 111 lb., - - - 10 12 •
do in whole bog, 'l9 lb., ', 8 8I
Potatoes, per bush., - 44 50
Peaches, dried, lil lb:, , . . . .25
Poultry, lil lb., 6 8
Bye, per bush., . -. 1.00 1 25.
Salt, ap 14.1.,. 4 50
do 'el sack, 16
Timothy eed 2 50 -3 50
Trout, per I bbl., 4 50 ; 5 00
Wheat, 'il bush.,l 25 '1 50
,
White Fish, ` 1 "0 bbl., • 450 500
Notice.
ALL sosesv persons indebted to me are re
quested to pay.within one month, what
they owe to me, to Esquire Cushing and take
his receipt. Cheats msy leave their names
standing on the list in Esquiie Quskiings hinds
as an undeniable proof of their dishonesty,
antLworthiness_to figure:in the 66 rogues
gallery.”
E. JOERG, M. D.
Coudersport, Jan. 12, 1863
.PUTNAM .
Clothes Wringer .
Will wring anything frOrri a. single Thread to
a Bed-Quilt:
PRICES : 65.50, 86.00. and 88.00
P. A. Stebbins &
Agents for,Potter county,--Jan . 2s. 1563
State Normal School.
EDINBORO, ERIE CO., PENN :A:
THE SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS.
CHEAP, THOROUGH, 'SYSTEMATIC
SUPERIOR ADNANTAGES
TEN INSTRUCTORS.
GOOD LIBRARIES, APPARATUS,
GYMN9SIUM
$32 pays for Board and Tuition, 14 weeks
Spring T7un °pen i s March 15, 1864.
J. A. COOPER, A.M
Principal.-
Address,
.4 Fire 'Clasp Farmer' , Magazine for Penick.
1864 THE PENNSYLVANIA 18641
FARDIR AND GaRDENER.
Devoted to Agriculture, florticulttire and
Rural Agairs.
Edited and Published by
Wm. S. Young & Co.;
52, NORTH 6111 STAAT, iTtILADELPHiA
Teiths One Doliak a Year
The sixth volume commences with, January
number. Having obtained the services of
eminent and practical Agriculturisis," Horti
culturists, Stock • Breeders and Beei-keepers,
we confidently offer the current volume aVoiie
of the best ever lisued, for originality,practi
cal thought and reliable information.
SEND 'OE A .SPEbIBIZN.
For the kite, Flower, luiet Eitehen Garden.
1864 THE y , .1864
GARbitER'S MoNTEGY.
W„G. P. BRINCKLOE, Publisher,
OFFICE I 28 NORTH 6TH ST., PRILAVA
Terms t - $11,60 a Year:
SD/TED BY THOMAS MEEHAN
The lliorithly . " Colttenis are:
flints—Flower garden and Pleasure ground
Fruit garden, Vegetable garden, Window Gar
dening .
COmmunications--erabracing the .'vied of
the best writers oh tiorticulture, Agriculture,
and Rural Affairs.
Editorial— Giving the views on the
important Horticultural improvements.
Scraps and: Querries—lNe* . , Frpits—New
Plants—Domestic and Foreign Intelligence— .
Foreign liorrespondents—Horticultural Latices
'With each departMentment handsomely il
lustrated.,.
TheS'O'gentrar featui.es will be retnined;and
the publisher pledges himself that no labor
or expense shalll:l4,s.spitred to render the suc
ceeding issues of the Magazine every way
worthy of the,faior - ZwAlt.Whietiliis previous
efforts have been amply rewarded.
• BEND - FOB - A - SPECI MEN
Estray.
CoAMR tthe euglosure Of tbk Subscriber on
or ahtint the ist of Octeber, one two-year
4ED HEIFER. ;:-Tbo-owner rip. goon forwarif
pruY property, - ioty" - charges' gib?' &he' 'hes
away or she will.be disposed of according to"
law. - AVE FOSTER. •
Irbr.rtep, '23,3 'coo . a 1
____ _. _ _
~..,... 1. 'Divorce Ili:Ai-6e
. ,
ELlifili Ai , LtaISF 1.N0.20,Eept,T,1863
I
by . her next friend Libel in Divorce,
AEOLISTIIS St REETER . Tolohii Lewis,
vs.". ' ' ,respondent, please
dO,IINLYWIg. . take noticitbat a
sublicena - and. alias subpcena having been
isstiedlind returned-rail , yon JOHN LEWIS,
respondent, are 'itotirir — to appear at ' our
next term of, Court :to amiwer the complaints
of your said wile; ELVINA A. I.,EWIS,„and
.
show cause why a "dirofce 'should not be
granted. D. C. LARDAVEE, Sheriff.
Sheriffs'. Office, Jan. 20, 18611.
.. 1
12 cts. per quart paid for Blackberries,
18 cts. per quart paid for Black Itaspheerles,
116 cts. per dozer! for Eggs,
Lvcrce Notice - .
MARY E. COTTON, N 0.32, Sept.T.iBG3.
by her next friend Libel in DivorCe,
JAMES E. JONES, To JAMES . COT TON,'
vs. respondent, please
JAMES COTTON, take notice that is
subpceca and alias subpcena haring been
issued and returned nibil ; you James Cotton,
respondent, ace notified to appear at our
next term of Court to answer the complaints
of your said wife, Mary E. Cotton, and show
cause why a divorce should not be granted.
D. C; LARRABEE, Sheriff.
.Sheriffs' Office, Jan. 20,1864. -
WATCHMAKER.
C. 'H. WARRINER
Continues to repair CLOCKS, WATCHES and
JEWELRY in Coudersport, and keeps con
stantly on hand and for sale a good assort
ment of
Clock; -
Watches, and
i Jewelry
Of the very best quality. Also,
PLATED WABE, SPECTACLES,
VIOLIN STRINGS, REVOLVERS, &e.
Also, a full'supply of
Fishing Tackie
which he is selling at the, lowest prizes for
cash. Every article sold warranted to be as
represented.
Shop on Main Street. two doors north cif
P. A. Stebbins 8: Co's Store, ot the sign of the
"Big Watch."
• WANTED !
.
A first-rate,,steady,
BLACKSMITH
immediately. '
L. BIRD,
Brookland,' Potter Co., Pa.
Nov. 4, 1863.
AT
H. J. 01,31S'rED'S
STORE can always be found the best of
Cooking. Box and Parlor
STOVES.
Also. TIN and SHEET IRON WA RE, POTS,
KETTLES, SPIDERS, SCOTCH ttOWLS;
FRYING-PANS, SAP-PANS, and CAULD
RONS. Also.
Agricultural Implements,
such as PLOWS, SCRAPERS, CULTIVA
TORS, CORN-SHELLERS, HORSE-RAKES,
DOG-POWERS, &c.
HIS WORK
is well made and the material good. • Good
and substantial EAVES-TROUGHS put up in
any part. of the County—Terms easy. Ready
Pay of all kinds, including Cash, seldom
refused.
Store on Main Street opposite the Old Court
House, Coudersport. Aug. 1, 1863.- -50
Executor's Notice
NOTICE is hereby given that letters eieCn
-111 tory on the last will and testament 'of
AMBROSE COREY; late of Ulysses township'
Potter county, dec'd, have this day been grant
ed to the undersigned by the Register of said
county. All per Son s. indebted to said desc'e
dent will please make payment and those hay
ing claims will pretent them duly authentica
ted forkettletnent. SUSAN COREY,
trlysies,lN:, Sept. 23. 1863
A din' inistiaior'il
'WHEREAS, letters of administration to
V V the estate of Phillips, late of the
county of Potter, deed, ha've been granted to
the subscribers, all persons indebted to said
estate are requested to mnke immediate pay=
ment and those having claims against the
same will present them duly authentica.ed for
settlement to LOUISA.
.PHILLIPS, and
L. D. ESTES, Adrasrs.
Genesee, Nov'r 16, 180 pd
E:tp. Ileady-Pay St . Ore is
S
eonieylirrictly.Cash Store in boiuder-
Wort. If you wish to buy Goods for tesu,
call at Spencer's
Exectitor?s Notice.
IILT &ICE is hereby given that letters me
-1,11 .utory on the last will and testament of
WILLIAM FLING, late.of Ulysses Tp., Potter
ceunty, dec'd, hare this day been granted to
the undersignedby the Register of skid Coun
ty. All persons indebted to Said descededt
will please make payment and those having
claims will, present them . duly ibithentleated
for settlemnt.
ELLEN FLING, Execut'r.
Ulysses, Jan, 20, 1864.
MEE CONFESSIONS " AND EXPERIENCE
1- of Ma Invalid. Published for the benefit,
and as a warningantta caution to young men
who RIG!. from Nervous Debility, Pielinature
Dec:ay.,of Manhood, etc., supplying at the sane
time the Means of self-care. By one who has
cured himself after being put to great expense
Add iojtirythri; medicaflium66pand,gnackery
gg enclosing irpost=paid addressed envelope
'single copies may belied of the author.
NATIUNIEDMAYP'AIR, EScr. ,
- - - ".:43qfcrtl. Xinr-coln tv, N. y,
1864 -
Brinitniany - i - elisinge, therefore I bare con::
eluded to change my system of4Oing business
and 1 Shall herenfterseil for • .<1
CASH or -PRODUCE;
BUTTER, LARD,
EGGS,_RAGS, GRAIN, I
:DRIED BERRIES, Ac.
..
N my stock of . Groceries I have a choi
1. assortment of • -- 1
TEAS,-.. . . . ..,
. , •
iGREEN, • . ,
'.BLACK, ,
SVGARS,
MOLASSES,
S . PE!.IOEtt'S
ALARATUS,
COFFEE, . I
Also, PREPARED COFFEE,
MUSTARD, - - 1
SPICE, .
PEPPER, /to., &O.
Ihare's looiLlockto gs o aI at
enabegoatinesc t rent t e / oreti
War) of . .
DRUGS, and , -
PATEN'T
Alen, KEROSENE OIL. 1
YANKEE NOTIONS,
EXTRACTS, and
tire still kept
FLOUR
MEAL of all kinds.
And many other things too numerous to
mention kept constantly on hand and will
be sold for
LESS PROFIT
than ever before offered in this market.
E. K. SPENCER!,
Jan. 20, 1864
U. S. 5-20's.
"The Secretary of the Treasury has not yet
given notice of any intention to withdraw thisi
popular Loan from sale at Par, and until to
days Notice is given,
the underslgded;as "Gent
eral Subscriptioa Agent," will continue tol
supply the public.
• •
The n - hole amount of the Loan antliorii:efil
is Five Hundred Millions of Dollars. Nearly-1
Four Hundred Millions have been already sub-1
scribed for and paid into the Treasury, mostly
within the last seven months. The large de
mand abroad and the rapidly increasing boatel
demand for use as the basis fee circulation by
National Banking AssociatiOns 'now orgaili•- 1
zing in all parts of the country, will In a t4e'ryd
short period absorb the balatice. Sales have
lately ranged from ten to fifteen 'millions 1
weekly, frequently exceeding 'three millions l
daily, and as it is well known that the Secre
Lary has ample and unfailing resources Li the
Duties on Imports and internal Revenne.s,
and imthe issue of the interest bearing Legal
Tender notes, it is' almost a certainty that he
will not find it necessary, for a long time to
come, to aeek . it market for,any other long or
permanent loanS, The Inteieit and Principal
of which are payable in GOLD.
Prudence and self interest ninst forbe tile
minds of those contemplating the formation
of National Banking Associations, as well as
the minds of all who have idle Money on their
bands, to the prompt conclusion tIMt they
should lose no time in subsciibitig for this
most popular loan It will soon be beyond
their reach, and advance to a handsume pre.
mium, as was tne result with the " seven
thirty" loan, when it was all sold and could
no loader be subscribed for at par.
It is. a Sik per cent Loan, the Interest and
Principal payable in coin, thus yielding over
Nine per 'cent per annum at the presedt rate
of premium on coin.
The Government requires-all duties on Im
ports to be paid in coin ;. those duties have
for a long time past amounted to ore' a Quar
ter of a Millionof Dollars Daily, a sum neatly
three times greeter than that required in the
payment of the interest on all the 5-20's and
other permanent loans. So that it is hoped
that the surplus coin in the Treasury, at no
dittant day, will enable the United States to
fesume specie payments upoh all . iialiilitie ..
The Loan is called 5-20 froth the fact that
whilst the Bonds may run for 20 years yet the
Government has a rignt to pay them off in
Gold at par, at any time after 5 years.
The interest is paid half yearly, viz : On
the first days of Noveniber and May. ~
Subscribers_ can have Coupon Bonds,
which are payable to bearer, and are $5O
$lOO $5OO and $1000; or Registered Bonds
of same denominaiions, and in addition,ss,-
000 and $lO,OOO. For Banking purposes and
for investments of Trost-monies the Register
ed Bonds are preferable..
These 5-20's cannot be taxed by'States,
cities, towns or counties,
.and the Govern
mint tax ou'thetnl~is only ons-and-a—half per
cent, on the amolikt of income, whet the
holder exceeds Six Hundred dollars per an
num , all other investment, buch as income
from Mortgages, Railroad Stock , and Bonds,
etc., must pay from three five per eent tax
on the tucome.
Executrix
Banks and Bankers ihroighont the Country
Will continue to dispose • of the Bonds ; and
all orders by Mail or otherwise, promptly at
tended to.
The inconvenience of a re* days' delay in
the delivery of the Bonds is nuavoidable, the
deniatid being 'so great; but as interest com
mences from the- dayof subscription, no loss
is occagone4, and every effort is being Made
to diminish the delay. JAY COOKE,
• . SURSCRIF`TION Ai zxr,
114 SOUTH .TE iRD ST., PHILADELPHIA.
Dec. 4• '63.
IRON CITY COLLFGE, PITTSBUILG, VA.—There
is nd Institution oflearning in the country, at
preSent, attracting so great an amount of at
tention as this. Students are &eking to it
from all parts of the country, on account of
tEte reputation it has among asiness men for
making thorough, practical and reliable ac
countants. Its graduates take precedence
over those of all other Coinniercial 'Schools ;
a Diploma from this College being a certain
paSsport to success in business life. The
Faculty is composed of skillful and experi
enced men, : who stand at the head of their ,
profession, and who are well known to be em
inently fitted for the position they occupy.—
Every young man in the country should try to
avail himself of the advantages afforded by a
course of Cindy in this College. Circulars of
the College, containing full information, can
be had on addressing the
.Principals, Messrs
JEIPKINS 4ls SMITH, PrrrsßUßG, PA..,
frHOSE' Indebted . to 'Spinicer wilt
0car . e . c7:11 .. g,114 V:C;cr-4:
_ t l~
and JAPAN,
HONEY SYRII
FANCY SOAPS;
PERFUMERY,
1 0' I
PORK,
Ea- °
WORTH, OF
NM NOM!
niii
litiamons'
WATO REGULATOR
Just Arrivingl
The fiery best prints, Coeheco and tither gbod
grades, from 14 to 16i cents, worth 25 eittes.
Good Delithies, T 6 to 25 cents, worth 25 tb
35 Cents.
A large Stock of Plain Alpaccas, double
width, for 25 cents per yaid, superfine extra
44, worth double the "motley. •
Good Merinos for 5s 6d, worth 12S.
A large stock of FURS, very low ; also,
BUFFALO ROBES, good India tanned, from
$4 50 ta:s9 50, worth $l2 at the present time
in New York. •
Also a i laige lot 'of *Cassime:res, 6s to Bs,
worth 10s 7.0 . 14s ;
GOod Sheetings from /0 to 25 cents.
Aj good Stock of LADIES' SHAWLS—a
heavy, fine, all -wool, double Broche. Shawl,
for $8 worth $l5.
A Ilarge stock'of CLOTHING.; good Sititi—
Coat, Vest, Hat, Cravat, &c., for $lO worth
$20.1 Good, all-wool, Black Pants, for $3.25.
BOOTS and SHOES very low; 'Women's
CalflShoes as low as 88 cents.
Good Teas for Bs, iv'orth 14s.
And a full assortmett c!#f all kinds of
Wy Goods,
Clothing,
Groceries,
Boots, Shoes,_ satk 'Caps, No-
ProiiisiOnk &o.
We mean, this Winter, to keep _it much larger
Stock than usual, and sell CheapPr for the
tlmes than ever ;' and all we ask of any one
is to examine our Goods and prices, and you
will be satisfied that we perform according to
;our bills. Our Auction will not fnterfere with
I,our Retail Trade, as it will 'be held in the
Tatnons block noted for Great Bargains.
•
c.int sin - 34610i,
Nor , ember 16th, 18t'3 '
MI
liEl
Auction
H. SIMMONS would inform all in this sec
tion that he will sell at Auction, comineAcing
Decimber Isi, 1863
hree Thd'usand Dollars
Worth of DlyGiods,Bolits,ShoeS,Clothing,tc. l
1 Span ittatcheci tiSe-Year-old rforses.
ISpan Five-year:old
1 double gray Carricrgi ATI; 5 yrs old
1 1 ,Top Carriage.
1 New 'Open Bugly.
1 „
I.2lemocrat Buggy.
1 S7celdian' Buggy. •
2 ISulkeys. • „. '
1 tie's,. cx :Lumber Wagon.
1 do _Tien Axletrees.
8 Setts Single and Double gamest.
&Yoke of Oten.
Ten to Triellty head Youhg Cattle.
1 'Shingle Machine. :
2 Cutters.
1 sett new light Pleasure B6bs.•
sett lieu) light fleasuee Sleighs.
2 s l etts Log, Sleds.
2 S'dix7; . Watches. •• .•
1 Gold Watch,..
Ten Shell, all joicng and thostly'eues..
4ER3IS . OP SALE.-4.11 sums "under ilO,
Cash; over, $lO, six
_months ana- ova year,
with good, appeoved, endomed - ncitee.- !
Isle to' commence at 9 o'clock, and to con
!c from day to day until sold. Sales also
ry evening. Airangements will be made
the U,;tels to keep all that come:
If If. It 1,C1:3' )3; .
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GO:ithtili:, IlitteiSt
PREPARED BY
Dr. 0. xlll. 13ackson,Tbilviiiitig
WILL ViiECTUALLY Cu.'"
Lrvxg Co~renvr,
, DirsnPatk a. . 4km - -
rat
bh r ,lnic Kerrous .Debil,ity, Disease* sl
the .Eidneye r -and ate diseases arisis4
from a disordered !Lists-Dr Stor*sclei
Such as Constipation, Inward Piles, irranose
or Blood to the Ilead,Aciditrofiths Sus:nimbi
I Nausea, IleArtburn,Thegustfar:Foiod,rnl.;
4\mess or weight in the Stomach, Soar
\Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering
the Pit of awl Stomach, Swinaning
of the Bead, and.Diftl
cult Breathing, Fluttering - at - thelleartiOhoks
log or Suffocating sensations When Ifs a ly
ing posture, • Dimness of,Tision;b4its..or
I Webs before the Sight; Fever and dell
Pain in the Head, Deficiency-of POI !
spiration, Yellowness of tho.,Bkhs '
and Eycs,Pain in the Side, Back,
&est, Limbs, &c., Sudden Flushes of troth
Burning in the Flesh, Constant
pings of Evil, and great Depress's*"
of Spirits.
110i3fLAlsID'S GERWS BITTBISI
Are not a new and untried article, but'haVil
stood the test 'at fifteen years trial by. ttfal
Anteriean public ; and their reputation alit
sale, are not -rivaled by any similar preitaill
lion.. _ . .
The piciiiiietors bare tboulahal 'of teitits
'from We Most eminent •
CILERGYMEN,
L&W!ERS.
- NeLY-SICIANS, auti
CITIZEN,
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Testifying of their'esin pehenal knowledge,
Lb'the beneficial effects and utaiEcal virtau of
these Bitters.
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ATTENTION, SOLDEERM
ivra TEM ratEsps Or .6=mm
We
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W call the attention of all haling ribiliess
or friends in the Rimy to the feet thafthifel)F
LAND'S German Bitters" will curinineteltha
of the diseases induced exposerit and
privations incident to camp life. In the lists,
published almost daily in the'newsparie:ti, oa
the arrival of the sick; it Will be tratieta pet
a Vety large "proportion are suffering front de
bill ~. Every case of that kind can be - reed- -
i cured by Hoefland's 'German Bitters.-
siseasee resulting from disorders of the diges
tive organs are speedily removed. We here
no hesitation in stating that, if these bitters
Were 'freely used among our soldiers, be
aceds of lives might be saved that other- _
wise will be lost.
.•
e t i,ll particular 'attention to the Mew
ing remark able and well authenticated Cure'
of one of - the nation's heroes, .whose life, to
use his own lai.guage, '"has been tiNid, by
the Bitters :" ' i • -
; Part.anr.Lrtill, Aug. 23, lag.
11,1Essas. Jests ,k - Evatis.—Well, gentle**
your Hoofland German Bitters hat
life. There is no mistake -in flit: . -It is -
vouched for by numbers of my comrades,
some of whose names are appended, and whe
were fully , e-onizarit of all . the circumstance'
of my case. I am, and have been fer tbilass
four years, a Member of Stierman'stelebrited
battery, and tinder the immediate . Com
mand of Capt. R. B. Aires. Thiongh tha
exposure attendant upon my ardacitie duties,
I was attacked in November last with indent
ation of the lungs, and was for setenty-ewe
days in the hospital. This .was followed by
great debility, heightened by an attack of
dysentery. I was then removed from 'the
White House, and sent. to this city on board
the Steamer ' , State of Maine," .fram which I
landed. on the 28th of June. Since that them
I have been about as low as any one could be
and still retain a spark of Vitality. For la
F week or more I was scarcely 'able to swallow
anything, and if I• did force a morsel down, it
was immediately thrown up again. •
Ileoeld not even keep a glass of water on
'.try stomach. Life could not last under lush
circumstances ; and, accordingly the Ord
' clans who had been, whrkingfaithfullyi the'
unsuccessfully, to resent me from the grasp
of the dread Archer, frankly told Me they
could do no more for me, and advised tie to
see a clergyman, and to Make such disposi.
tion of mz limited funds as best stilted - me.
An acquaintance Who visited itie OA hos
pital, Mr. Frederick Bteinbron; of SUM below
Arch Street, advistd me, as a forlerd helm,
to try your Bitters, and kindly preeitied a
bottle. From the time
. I •commenttd -taking
'there the gloomy shadow of death receded.
and ;I am now, thank God for getting bet
ter. -: Though I have taken bat ttvo bottles, I
have gained ten pounds, and I feel sanguine.
of being permitted to rejoin my wife manta
daughter, from whom I hate heard nothing.
for eighteen months ; for, gentlemen, I am a
loyal Virginian; from the vicinity of Front'
Royal, To your invaluable Bitters I owe the
certainty of life which hal taken the piece of
vague fears—to your Bitters will I owe the
glorious privilege of again clasping to
bosom those who are dearest to me in life.
Very truly yours, ISAAC DIALONSI.
We fully concur in tbo truth of tb• abovok
statement, as we had despaired of seeiar 'oar
conmade, Mr. Malone, restored to health.
"John Coddleback, Ist Nztr York Battery,
George.A. Arkley,Co r p, 11 th
Lewiilier,92d Nair York:' '
I. S. Spencer, lsA Artillery, Battery F.
J. B. Fabewell, Co. B. 2d Vermont.
Henry B. Jer.otne, Co;B, do.
Remy T. 'Aacdonald, Co. C, 6th Mahe.
. Jobn F. Ward, Co. E, stb Maine.
Eerror.n Koch, Co. li, 72d Nest York.'
Nat l .laniel B. Thomas. Co. F, 95th Peen.l
A-Jllrear J. Kimball, Co. A, 3d Vermont,
john Jenkins, Co. B. 106th Penn.,
" I BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
See thatth e signature of "C. IL JACKSON,'"
is on the Wnerrka of each bottle. _
PRICES: -
Large Size (bolding nearly double quantity)
$l.OO per Bottle--half doz. $5.00
Small Size-75 ets, pr,Bottte- - --half doz. $4.00
Should yonr nearest druggist not bads
article; do not tie put °POT - any - of thrilikes-
jesting preparations that.maY be offered in fee
place,, but send to us, and we. wilt Lfer,weett.,
securely, packed, by express. 7 , • •
PRINCIPAL OFFICE ANDWANUFACTON
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