THE POTTER COUNTY JOURNAL condimort, ►dnesday tomittg Oct. 12, 104. Local and General. c.See New Ad verti.?ements M. CASH paid for Wood at this oflicet • • Ita.See notice of Substitute Wanted in another column. • , • glgt„.We had a .• cncrs storm on Saturday lrst, prior to which ire have had no frost this fall. Pretty long sq for Pormr, y We send out some Extras with this number of the Jour:NAL and hope tney will all be read. We. delayed our issue this week for the purpose of , giving some election re turns. They will be found in another column. 'Another battle7tookplam bet Ween our forces and the rebals at ,!..12.toana, Geor gia,.whielt resulted in a complete victory for -the Union arms. The rebels were driren from the field, leaving their dead and from 4.00 to 600 wouuded he our hilnds.- Our loss was about 100 killed an 4 200 wounded, Ite. Jeff; Oarie merle :a eery desponding speech at Macon, on the 23d of September. He virtually confessed that netliing but the success of du: peace par:v at the North can save the retlliori from speedy destruction. He made other'confessions which show con clusively that the rebellion is, on its last legs. ger The Old li:cm - tone Bt.lte has just sent sixteen new regiments, numbering nearly 18,000 tnen 'to the army of !Grant, and not less than 20,000 patriotic. volunteers to the old regiments, within the last sixty flays. Will the people rewara their t..,rolsm and fi delity to our common Nutionitlitr by voting the war "a failure," .and delii,taing "ces sation of hostilities T' le - Br a recent deei:sion .Marshal benera;l, an men whr*'have been ?drafted at any time heretofore and slid .commutation money, are exempt; under the present draft, and nxttil the existing enrolment is exhausted. ''This is I , dt just, and v,-111 give renewed assura.ice that the government weans to deal equitably with tl.te people. . - ter ..Stage. i Line s now :opened on the road between Concierspo:l, f t Shippers. It ileares Coudersport at meeting the trains on the Philadelp.ia and s Erie, and re turning-about ti p. in. The managers of this r.toute are determined that pasesngers shall be • carried through with comfort and despatch; anp that all packages entrusted to their ome shall reach their destination safely. IgErIISE GENESEE FARMEE.—OrIe of the oldest and mo.:-.1 reliablo agrieultnr.il journals in the United States is the -Genesee Farmer." It costs only One Dollar a year. and all n - ho subscribe at this time far 15 , ;3 nill receive the October, November and December num bers of this year Faze The October num now - 'bet before us ccutains full reports of the Nei- York Sta:e Fair, dizzcussions, Also the proceedings esti:2 American Pomological Society, Wool , C-rowers' Convention, Those who wish a strictly i n.-ricultural and horticultural jmrnal ,:shoubl :take the "Farm-. er." Sand a thrllarr-L CEIC.? to jOSEI'iI 11AERis, publisher of the-Genesee Farmer," Roe h erter, N. Y., and yen will get the paper for Efmen months. EGI ef Dralietl lieu in Totter. We hare , succeeded in -ro curing the Winne; of - tn:no of the droned per- sons in our cmintr E0,3. 1 ,*1 3r. Nile:., Lent, Perry F. , .1.,‘Ltr.,1. Soyder„lor,:eph Lent, Furnai.e. lirrn7l,F. berger,' John Tag; it:,P. D. (..;:caiw,i, !E Coke rd. Xoulet Ter7r.. , /:.:)l—Jeromi.t.h Co,u, .Lttnesi Sullivan, Jacob heed, J:- se 13rine., Brine, Oscar Cars:m. i7, - mry Mentzer, Isaac. SearS, I;ii.tr..l Weimer, Rile -Pomeroy, Ilenj. C.lrt:.-Win;fent nel Card, Nelti 3D I..r.z,urs. !vr,.. - s.,Levi, Cornell, (;rime , ttle • Hanson. I)anirl I). G:enson, man (whose-zs dtaftit_dlast, ,yacr and died in the serVice.) • IST OF LETTEIIS remainia:z in the Pog _LA Office at Cowlersp o rt Pa,, Oct. 1. 1864. Charles H. Allen. S. A. Baker, George ..Roude ..or Donde. Nellie Cady, Ruth Cady. Davenport and Agden, G. W.. Davis, Leonard ,Davis, Abram Haywood, 111,,mna Jackson, .F.dsrar.ll Jones, R. A. Wood, Eli WOrden. JNI). S. MANN, P. M Freeman Rally I BON. ISAAC BENSON' 'will address Meetings as follows: HORTON'S SCHOOL HOUSE, in Wharton, l'hurad4 Evening, Oct. 20. AT REES' Smoot, lions; Friday Evening, October 21st. AYRES' :HILL SCHOOL HOUSE, ' Saturday Evening, Oct. 22. 'MESSRS. BENSON aud OL3ISEED trill addrera }Meetings, as follows : AT RAYMOND'S , CORNEttE, Monday Evening, October 24th, 1864 UNITED STATES SCHOOL HOUSE, in Bingham, Tuesday Evening. Oct. 25, NORTH FORK SCHOOL HOUSE, Harrison,an Wednesday evening, Oct. 26 HARRISON VALLEY SCHOOL HOUSE, Thursday evening, Oct. 27. SUSDERLINVILLE SCIIOOI, HOUSE, Friday evening, October 28. SCHOOL 'noun near month of West Bo'h, Saturday evening, Oat. 2. JOHN S. MANN, ESQ., will address meetings as follows: At BcitooL llousE near mouth of the Etoaeyoy e , Friday eceniag, October 28. At 3llLLrour, 1 f . . Saturday crcnia,g, Oct. 29. Hear a Soldier..: COMMISSARY DEP'T, 3D , IST D.,',2"b PETICRSBURG, Va., Sept. 19, 18t4. _DEAR Btoruza 43'n Strrsti Yen! kind !and welcome letter dated: Stpt. 12th, received 1 in dne'season. Yon say! that you !hear that the most Of the Army of the Potomac thinks McClellan' is the man for President:: Now the person who says that is greatly dtceived as well as 'everybody Who belieres it: ", It is true that Little McClellan had a great many friends in the Army, but since he has allowed him self to be used 11.9 at. instrument In !the hands of such n traitorous gang as the: Chicago Platte= was composed of, his obi ftiend:s have nearly all gone fret - 111111m, and will un • dottbledly all go for "Old !Abe." as ;you call call him. The Copperheads are continually picking flaws . wilh Old Abe. They say this is a Negro*War, and that be is car,tying on the war fee the Abolitidnists. T 147 do not seem to remember that thb Union was dis solved under a Democratic .dministratien, and by Denmerats too. And now who would trust them to put in a President? NO one but traitors. If the Soldiers do not want pence, then!l do not know who does I Bat Jet me tell .you that we want an honorable one—one that is wotthy Our Glorious Country. But the 'Copperheads are opposed. to such an event. They want to see the Union separated. They want vs, after so much hard petting, and blood-shed, to lay down their arms, call ourselves whipPecl, sub mit to the traitorous. cowardly laws of Jeff. `Davis, and 'ever be used as N'egro-bunters for him. Any one who hat any interest in the restoration of the Union and a speed" . end of the war can tell very quick what man to vote for. We , have excellent news from Sherman's arms. Atlanta is ours and fairly won. I Ithirvk shortest way to peace is to *lea Uncle Abe and ill up the Army. The latter - qk3. l Z , is tearly totnpltted. Defrults are pour ing in every day by the thousands. T think we have reason td-thank God for the Success of our arms !of late. Everything loOks en- Leming - lug now for a speedy end of the tytt - N We have not had much fighting herel'of late I except picket fighting. The Army is 'laying, !still now; recruiting, receiving recruits and mating preparations for what!' true. will he the'fieal campaign. regiala your .erectionate brother, iliaV vs tElection, 0. K.!! Oar majority is this caunty l has been re duced considerably, not by cliinges poli tics but by the number of meal furnished for the army. and when the soldiers' vote -is re corded it wiil raise the majoritV'iconsiderably. More than four hundred mt4are enlisted from this county into the nrmy'fince 17:ne vast elec. - lion. The':vote is Frrr kght+-:liglitetll. an it ham beon for'y-Ciii-e, yet w-eothir.lr. by earnest iteurfiss we ca;n increase the rote and the majority very :materiall'F. fit :the October election in 191 1 i , 1 Curtin had 795 majciiity, while 'Lincoln; in Novettiber, had (with "only an increased vote of 41) a majority of 7;0241 a ga:in of 1'2 . ? o: - ercurtin's majority of Octo ber. We -tannot expect to hate as large an ' increase this year, but we thins an increase i can .easily be 'itecOMpf , :slied. The fact t ihat I the friZMcis . of the Union in Ohio and Indiana have i , o . nohly asserted their love for country peilnips tipen the eyes of our opponents who hate been halting between two'opininds rot soon tirne•• ~ • - Th..? eltction•returns froin the States 141 d-; ng . elections this week are not very complete, but enc,itq.,'i is known to kliiicate pretty clear :: that I'io tied-Indiana have gone strongly far the Union Ticket—we gaining quite a aumber of COngressinen. Pendleton, Cox' Long, and Voorhees are reportetlilefeate.4- 9nd Union men elected in their places. ,1 I Pennsylvania - 11as gone Union by a -sit:ill majority on the borne vote, which will be very materially- increased by the Tote .of the Sol diers, who are voting 10 Uliiion to i copper head This Congressional DiStriet has not yet been ''.>tfifitiently, heard from to zway whht Wilson's majoritk will be, but enough has beer -heard 'to indicate 4bat his electien iS a sure thing. - 1 We only give tie rate !dr 'orgress in de ta:ll, 'there being rio regular opposition to the. balante of the ticket : •I 'Wilson, t. Wrig,lit,'Cor. Abbott . -15 36 ,! Allegany' , 1 58 1, 24 Bingham ~., ~8 .9 . ; ~13''' Clara Coucismaort ' 4'7 . 22 .; Enlalia • , 21 30 1 Genesee 32 . 32 Harrison ' 76 , '32 Hebron , 33 I L . Hector 1 35 19 -' Homer ' 21 l:4 - : Jackson 4 ; 1,9 Keating lO 1- 2 Ciswaro 43 ' - 21 Pike 1 18 ; 'l3 Pleasant Valley 1 40 15 Roulet , --.' ' 17 , . CS Sharon B5 •26 Sweden ; . 22 .11 .1 Summit . I'l . 8 . 1 Sylvauid 1 19 23 1 Stewartson .14 • 24 Ulysses 1 4 6'. . 1 18 i, - 9 West Branco, - 24 Wbarton . 1 36 'i e g - ~ Total AsE. , eraii.y--Olmsted bad 1154 'odes, • Guernsey had 945 votes. A. 31. Loop had 2C9 votes. Treasurer—Jones had 1,007 rotes: Commissioner—Austin had 951 Totes. Auditor--L.Bird had 930 votes. do N. B. Graves had 934 vote's Fhilndelphia gicep 7,096 majority,'Uninn Allegany, 7,000 Union maj. Cincinnati, 6,000 :Union maj. Indianapolis, a gain of 4,000 Union maj L.:it-caster county,' 4,500 Union maj, Married In Couderpsport, on the morning of! the 1.31.11 inst., at the residence of Capt. A. F. Jones, by the -Hon. C. S. Jones, LEROY, CRITTENDEN, of StevvisrtSan townslaip,:ind Miss NANCY JONES, of Coudersport. Thanks to the ham . v.ontite for a share of the Bride's Cake. May they always fe( l .l that the fadei of those we love are the fairest of sights, sad their voices the sweetest harmony in the world. Di4D: In Ulysses, on Thursday, Sept. 2.9. 1864, Of Typhoid Fever, WALTER W. GRIDLEY, aged 26years. • A kitril husband, a dutiful son, an excellent neighbor, and a good Christian, Mr. Gridley has left behind him an example well worthy of imitation. He was considered one of the most pi - omising young men of our county and in his death his relatives and the whole COICI. =nay have sustalard a great and irrepara ble loss. "one knew thee but to love thee, Or named thee bat to praise. Teats fell when thou Avert dying From eyes unused to weep, and long. where thou art lying' Will tears the cold tars steep." Estra7. 4 - 1 AME to the premises of the substriber in tJ 'Harrison township ; Potter •tounty, Pa!, about the 30th of October, a teo yhar old heifer, with a brown and ockled face. The owner wilt come forward, prove property, pay charges and take her away, or she will be disposed of according to law .10EN SMITH. Piartison, Get.. 13. Elw Substitute Wanted. E.NLTST the United States Sertiee _L for 'ONE YEAR. A liberal bounty will be given. Apply immediately at this OfGee.. Statement of ...kccounts-of Pike Sehoc: Districts, June let, 1864: Due from delinquent Treas urer's and Colleetor4,- $:300 00 On unseated taxes 401 00 Yr. to outstanainffordelt Balance of assets over liabilities $370 00 We certify eze foregoi. , g, to be a. correct statement of the accounts of Pike School Dis trict at the date aboro written. WM. ANSLEY, President. S. IL MAPTLN, Treasurer. M. Yorccs, Secretary. COUDERSPORT ACADEMY. W, ALLEN, Principal, Late of the Wellsboro Academy, assisted tt,s• tow.petent Teachers. The Fall Term coMmences September sth, and - continitee Eleven Weeks. Tuition, to be paid at the middle of tlie term, $3 to SS. No scholar admitted for less than half a term. A Teachers' Ciass will:6e instructed free af charge. Trustees Ti. F. W.A.:CS:M . :Hit P. A. STElitkiNS, ROSS, t Coudersport, 3hg. S, 186,1 SPRING MILLS ACADEMY. SPRING MILLS, ALLEOAIit 00., N. Y. ELIAS 11011 TON, WiLKEIL HORTON, Miss NELLIE WALKEIL, Assistant Miss A. A. TEATEIL, Teacher of :Music The Fall Term commences September 7: The Winter Term commences December 14. The Spring Term commences March 22.- Tuition from Four to Eight Dollars. Board ;52.00 to $2.50 per week. • The Prineipal ,haring recently graduated at out, of the first Commercial Colleges in the State, - is thoroughly pretared to tenth Single and Double Eit-try Book-seeping Banking, Commercial f.tw, &c., in as good n manner as it t9.tigkt au of the first Etllets in the Country. Furnished morns for self-boarding .at For farther inforthatiot - addres's the Prir.ei pal or the v.ndersigned. NV3I. CODsl, • President Beard of Trustees. Notice. GeaytAth,l'otter Co., Aug„ 1, 1863. T OTICE is, hereby given that Charles 13n -11 shot% now or lite of this counts, holding the following escribed property. hrknot yet paid any consideration whatever fcr the same, and al! 9ersons are hereby warned not to pur chase any ef t.sid -property of the 'said Bushor before the decision of the Court is Overt in this case and C. Bushor has paid to me the consideration Money therefor. 6'he following is the property: Ist. _'certain tract of land near the Ger mania Mill, in warrant 5075. Abbott.township, Potter county, Pa., containing 100 acres.— Also 25' acres in warrant . so7B and adjoining the above. n(1. A certrin tract ofland, with Mill and improvements thereon, new' Kettle Creek, in warrant 5819, in Stewartson township,Potter county, Pa., containing about 204 acres. C. Busbor botch also in trust warrant no. 2501, in ,Gaines'lownship, Tioga county, Pa., on the road leading fror3'Gtrmania to Gaines, containing 850 acres. tf W3l. RADDE. Administrator's Notice, WHEREAS Letters of AdministratiOn to the estate ofiiIIES COTTON, late of Harrison township, "jotter county, dec'd, have been granted to the ettncriber, all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims against the , same will present them, duly an thealeated, for iettlement to LEROY D. GOFF, Adretir. Coudersport, 'l3ly 20, 1864. On the Course Again. 100 Men and 50 Teams Wanted. T ° go onto a Lumber Job, fwo miles above Benezette,Elk county, Penn'a. Distance from here. 58 miles. .Norte but GOOD Chop pers.and Wooamen,good Teams and Wagonsr are Inflated. Ready for men the first Of OctO ber ; for lean, the /std. Steatirwork truth Spring. Pay.for men from $3O to $4O per nichlth mid found. For gdod horie-team and man, $3 per day -Mid found. For good 0ir..1 team B 2 per day and found. The best route to-the fob is down the First Fork of the Bin nemahoning creek and up Bennett's Branch Euipaire when there for my Foreman, .3fichael Courtney. The Job Is a good one to work teams on. Forty Dollars per ton will be paid for all HAT brought in. Bring in a load WALTON DWIGHT. Coudersport. Penn'a, Sept. 14, 1864, The Secretary of the Treasury gives notice that subscriptions will be received for Conpub Treasury Notes, payable fromAug.lsth.lB64, With semi-annual interest at the rate ofseven and three-tenths per cent. per annurn,•=prin cipal and interest both to be paid in lawful money. - These notes will be convertible at the option of the holder at maturity, into six per cent. gold bearing bonds, payable not less than five nor more than ti-enty years . frOm their date, as the Gorcetenlent may elect. , They Will be issued in denominations of $5O, $lOO, $5OO, $l,OOO and $5,000, and all subscriptions must be for fifty dollars or some multiple of fifty dollars. • The notes will be transmitted to the odmers free ' of transportation charges us soon niter the receipt of the original Certificates of De posit as they tan be prepared. As the totes dralv interest from Augutt 15, persdris ,making deposits subsequent to that date must pay the interest accrued front date of note to ante of depoSit. Parties depositing twenty-five lhoutand dollars and upwards for these notes at any oho 'time will be allowed a commission of tazie quarter of one per cent:, which will be paid by the Treesdly, :Department upon the receipt of the,bill for the amount, certified to by the officer; with whom the deposit *as made. No [ deductions for commtssions must be made from the deposits. . . SPECIAL ADVANTAGES of this LAIN: It is a National Savings Bank, offering a higher rate of interest than any other, and the best security.. Any savings bank which pays its depositors in U. S. Notes, considers that it is paying in the best circulating me "alum of the country, and it cannot pay in any thing better, for its owb assets are either in g,bfernment securities of hi notes or bopds payable in goveraumat paper. It is equally convenient as a temporaig or fventanesit ittvtstment. The notes can al ways be sold for within a fraction of their face and accumulated interest, and are the brat se:ctrit,y *ith banks as collatterftls for discounts. - s7io .331 , 09 Conrerede'entB'a Six per cetit..S-20 Gad Bond In addition to the fiery. liberal interest on Lhe notes for tlitee years, this privilege of conversion is now worth about three per cent. for the current rate for 5- 20 Bonds is not less than nine per, cent. premium, and before the war the premium on siz pev cett. - 11. S.. was over twenty per cent. It will be seen that the. actual iiinfit on this loan, at the present market ;am, is tot le'fa thtln pe:r cent. per IMMO Ito Exemption from State or ..Iruniczpal Taxatisn. But asidb . from all the advaiitaes We have enumerated, a special Act of Congress ex empts all bonds and Treasury, .notes from local taxation. , On the average, this 'clemption is worth about two percent. per annum, accord ing to the mite of taxation in various parts of the It is believed Mini no sinurSties offer so greht inducements th lenders as those issued by the g,overnment. In all,other forms of iiidebtee.- : ness, the faith or ability of private•parties, or stock companies, or separate communities, is Pledged for payment, while the whole property of the country' is held to secure the discharge Of all the obligations of the 'United States. ' • Trustees' Principal Preeeptri.'ss While thOgoveratient 63et's the mostliberal terms. fol• its lopes, it believes tlit the Ivry stfthagest appeal will be to .t : V..e Ityalty and patriotism is the people. Duplicate certiVtates sri 1 bt isihea for all depi!:istts. The party depositing mustendorse upon the oiiginal certiacate the denomination of notes required, and caieiher'they are tobe issued in blank or parable to order. When so endorsed it .thilit be left with the officer re ceiving the aeposit, to be Sorwarded to the Treasttry'DepartMeot. . , Subscriptions will he Vecelved'hy the Treas urer of the United States, at Washington, the several Issistant . Treasureis and designated Depasitaries, and 'by the First National Bank of Philadelphia, Pa. First :National Bank of Danville, Pa. First National Bank of Erie, Pa. xirst National Bank of Pittabnrg,P4. and by all National Banks trbichlre deposit taries of public money, and Alli?espectabie Banks and Bakker's tbronehent the country 'will .ere farther in.: foimation and Afford every Fac;lll,y toSuZscraers. [l.l3m] . r/1 ..0 z T-1 U 2 ZFA el . 0 72 *. -4 0 , 4 - - E'' PI in, I swish all persons haviag open - acednnts - with me to call and settle'iMmealately. I Nell sell • • .Cheap for Cash All toy stock of 31erchandin , Consisting of CROCKERY, GROCERIES, TOOLg, *O-, 3 Gad -ll' end ..firnmaaz, Wagons, 1 Sleigh, I. Cutter, 1 Sulkey, The prij . ilege of a good Ashery in cant • plete working order. IS Cents paid for good ASHES. LUCIEN MUD Brookland, Pa., Sept., 1864. U: S. 7-30 LOAN 801:Yr gnd SHOES; DRUGS, Fall and Winter GOODS. I= Pt A BTFAINS th, have 'just receltea fh ksti York, &large stock of tentronhble 'Goods irteic'h Wei %ill 6,e 11 . a s low as any house in the Cowan.' ton siitinrof tltg GoAlto' to all DRESS o orhl, iM'AIN . E4 f'OPMYS, *t - o) , )./&,.1 ) 111.-ICI -SILKS, ti'LMORAI: Z*A7l: T.S; SSA Wl4 Ob Sy, Full sti c k of gE.141"-S FASHIONABLE cLidHlNfli ALSO BOOTS & 'SHOES, ItAls 431APS, * - &6. atarcE STOCK or GROCERIES, EMI Tes. from 75 cts. to S 2 per pound Y. A, STEBBINS' & Co,, Career May sad Sleoad Streets, Coudersport, Sept. 21, 1864 Ne* • I 4CA',s, -NOZA..4 4 ;rBIGM CL OA-KS) ( OLOAKIIMS, SSiItERES, VI. 0 Tits W 1781.4 S, •BOXT,AG SAC ALWAYS ON HAN trooffandia - German Bitters, PRZI'MLED BX Dr. 0. X. JaC qn, Phllo.4 e rste WILL MECTUAI:LY OMB tIVZI3. COIIPLAIN'T, DYSPRiSIts • • Chronic or Nervous Detail% .s4i2 sea .ol the Kidneys, and all disedies l arisZnst from a disordered Live,' dr Stpmci r eh. Such as Constipation, Incia.ro .Plies; fnines,' orßlood to the Hend,Aci d ity Of theStirthacti, Nausea, heartburn, Disgust for t bildiFul ness or weight in the Storing; Strur . , _Eructations, Sinking or Fluttefztl kt the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the Eit.,ad, Hurried and Diffi cult Breathing, Fluttering at the Fictit4holf* ing or Suffocating sensations wheil it ly ing postare, Dirtiness of Vision" Webs before the eight, Feref aiia: '„ I, .Pain in the Head, Deficiency Of Pei , spiratien, Yendtvness of the Skiit . , and Eyes,Paiii in the Side, Back,- Chest, Limbs, &e., Slidden Flushes ~of, H eah Burning in the Flesh, Constant linigi idngs of Vitt arid teat Depreafins of Spits. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTEBS I Are not a new and untried .article, bat bar¢ stood the test, of lifteen yeais.,trial by tb American public; and thtir. re - potation an sale, are not rivaled by any sizatliepieparao tioa. 1 - "'':'•!, -;i • The proprietors hive thoettuids : litli f etterj froni the most eminent - :* CLERGY3TEN, • LAWYERS.`. PHYsiGIANB, aid • OITIMVS§.. Testifying of their own personal .Inowiedgik. to the bentheial ell'utts and metlidrkl tiiitites these Bitters. ATTENT - 10.11, 3OLDlin.l I AND THE FEIENDS 05' SOLD44i}3. - *e call the attention otall having velatttlibt or friends in the army to the fact that "HOOF& I.,AN , D'S G ectiaan Bitters" will Oure erre tenth e of the diseases induced by 'epos Peal - 4'nd, priviltion. inclaent to camp life. In the 1 11.sts ; published almost daily in the newspapers, oft the arrival of the sick, it will be nntictd that .a very lOgepi-oliorlion are suffering fropi4c , `bility. very case-of that hind can be readL fly ctlieo. by Ifoofand's German Bitteiti.--: blteaseiresintriig from disorders of the dikes* L tine organs are speedily removed. - Witt Ectr4 l no hesitation, in stating that, if these flitter) were freely fiSed among oar -soldiets, tfua. I dreds of Jives might be saved that otter/. • i- wise will be lost-. • ymitieular attention to t 11.) foticats lag remarkable and wet sutb'evtitatet quril Of one of fie nation's heroei,,' whose life, tC use bis'oun lanpage, "has been tased, bj the Eitters_:" PfriLeIELPIIII, Aug. 23, 1563. iisas. JosLs gentler n ; your Eloofiand Gertuan Bitters has saved lnty. life. There is no mistake id: tbis. -- ft! If .vouched for' by numbers of my 6i:tirades, Somelif whose names are appended:-410i who I were fully conitatt:of all the circa mPtans;tes of my case. 7 am, and have been fur the i:144. four 'years, a member of Sherman's Celebyat.e4 battery, and -iinVer the immedititir -4e4= wand of Caps, it. B. Ayres. 'firrtirrzt exposure attendant upag my arduous duties; I was attaCtell in Not - Umber last wt,* inflifin atiOn.isf the lungs, and -was for seVanti-two Flays In the hospital. This was followed try treat - debility, heightened by an attack-,,0f olySenlety.' 1. was then removed , froth: the White lionse• ; and sent to this . city on board the. Steamer "State of Maine," fr3ro which ,landed Oil the 2dth of ,June. Since tbat.tittsil I have been" about as low ns: atty one tould-be and Still ietain a spark - of riudity. .For. 6 'week .or More I was scarcely able tO Swath* anYtEring, lid if I did force -a morseldowa, it yeas immediately throirri 'up again. I could not even keep a glees ofwater on ' . my 'stomach. Life could notlast tinder smell i cilehmttanas • and, sceordingly the phisi4 Plant who had ' been Working faithfully r .the 3 lihstickaessfully, to *rescue , me from .tlel graSio of-tioi dread Arthe;. - , frankly told, the, brifild do no more Kit me, and acti-vel me. tu see a clergyman, .and to make such disposi- I tioh of my limite . l funds as best stiled =- I An acquaintance Who 'visited -me at the Los+ pital, Mr. Ffederie:k Steinbron, of Sixth helot", Arch Strees.,...olvi;ed Me, as a forloin hope, : lo try :your Mittel; and kindly procured 11.!. bottle. Vorri the time I commenced taking them the gloomy shadow of death rerc'ede.di and Vaoh now, thank 'God 'for it, getting ter. Though I haVP taken but two bottles,' have gained tea pOunas, and I feel sanguine 1 of being permitted to rejoin my wive Aanghter, from whom I have heard -,ttpthing for eighteen 'months ; for, gentlemcdt..Caln loyal-Virginian, from the vicinity bf Front Itioyal. To year invaluable 'Bitters I owe the 'Certainly of life which has taken the place of Pears—to your Bitters will I owe the 'glorious privilege of again , clasping_ to utf bosom those who are dearest tome is • Very truly yours, ISAAC AtAII,,ONE.I• - We fully coneur ih the truth of the aber9-4 Statement, as we had dasraifed of seeing, out comrade, lie Malone,-testbred to health. - ( John Cuddlebapk, Ist New York Battery:: George A. Ackley., Co. C, 11th Maine. ! Lewis-Chevalier, CheVaiier,"92d New York. 1. E. Spencer, Ist Artillery, Battery Ft 3..8.F1L.,ewe11, Co. B. 2d Vermont. ReistY B. Jerome, Co. B, do. Henry, T. Macdonald, Co. C, Gth wind. John P. Ward, Co. E, sth Maine.. - german Koch, Co. H. 72d New York. - Nathaniel B. Thomas. Co. F; 95th Yenta ilAndrew J. Kimball, Co. A, 3d Vet - Mott, ;John Jenkins, Co. B. 106th Fein. • : BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS! • ; See that the signature of 3L JACKSIYN,V is' on the WRAPPER. of each britile. , . PRICES:, L'Fizge Size (pldj.ag nearly double gnaittity) . _ $l.OO per Bottle—half dux. $5.04 Small" Size--75 rts. pr Bottle—bait duz. s4:t.o Should your nearest druggist nut bare article, do not be,put off by any of tt - e ir.tp*g. lusting preparations that maybe nffered in place, but send to us, and we will tiiricarch• seaurely packed, by express. . PlirliCVAL OFFICE AND IriANFPA MII4 No. 6314 Arch Street; . _ JONES Az, 7,Vi-S.NSr. '- (stteeessois to C. JACgSON d Co.", PII9P FOR sale by Drugg4 , ts and alens itrereif to*, in' She United States. PA. STEBBINS 1.17 Co'. are closing. • old Leber. All persons lath hted Ie• them will please call and settle. pet , ,re soy accounts are left w;..1:1 the plOpee rw: Collection.— No''r ',
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