U. s. 10-40 Bonds. These Bonds are issued nndsr ths Act of Congress •f March Bth, 1564, which provides that all Bond' \ ittued under this Act shall be KXEMIT FROM TAXATION bj or under any state or municipal au- IJtmty. Subscriptions to these Bon Is are received la States uotes or notes of National Banks, They are TO BE RCDLEMBD IN COIN, at the pleasure of the Government, a : any period not let* than ten nor more thati forty year* from their date and until their redemption FIVE PERCENT IN TEREST WILL BE PAID IN COIN, on Bonds of not over one hundred dollars annually and ou all Other Bonds semi-annually. The interest is payable on the first days of March and September in each year. flubseribers will receive either Registered or Cou pon Bonds, as they may prefer. Registered Bonds are recorded en the bocks of the U. S Treasurer, and can be transferred only on the owner's order, — Coupon Bonds are payable to bearer, and are more oeavenient for commercial uses. Subscribers to this loan will haro the option of having their Bonds draw interest froin March Ist. by paying the accrued interest in coin—(or in United States or the notes of National Banks, adding fifty per tent, from premium.) or receive thern drawing Interest from the drte of subscription and deposet— •• theses Bond are Exempt from Municipal or State Taxation, their value is incnased from one to three per cent 1 per annum, according to the rate of tax levies in various parts of the conntry. At the present rate of premium on gold they pay Over Eight per Cent Interest ia currency, (and arc of equal convenience as a per manent or temporary investment. It is behoved that no securities offer so great in ducements to lenders as the various descriptions of r.B. Bonds. In all other forms of indebtedness, the faith or ability of private parties or stock compa nies or separate communities only is pledget for payment, while for the debt of the United States the whole property of the country, is hold en to se cure the payment of both prin.-ipal and interest In ooiti. These Bonds may be subscribed fer in suras from ♦SO up to any magnitude, on the same terms, and are thus made equally available to the smallest len der and the largest capitalist They can be convert ed into money at any raiment, an 1 the h>t isr will hare the bene-t of the interest. It may be useful to state in this connection that the total Funded Debt of the United States on which raterest is payable in gold, on the 3d day of March, 1864. was $769, 955, 090 The in erest on this debt tor the coming fiscal year will be 515,927, 126, while the customs revenue in gold for the cur rent fiscal year, ending June 30th, 1654, has been "o far at the rate of over $109,000,000 per -nnura It will be seen that even the presjnt go id reve nue f the Government are largely in excess of the wants of the Treasury for the payment of gold in terest, while the recent increase of the tariff will doubtless raise the annual receipts from customs on the same amount of importations, to $l5O 000,000 per annum. Instructions to the National Banks acting as loan •gents were not issued from ths United State ire as Ury until March 26, but in the first thtee weeks of April the subscriptions averaged more than TEN MILLIONS A WEEK. Subscriptions will be received by the First National Bank of Philadelphia, Pa- Second National Bank ef Philadelphia, Pa. The National Bunk of Philadelphia, Pa. AMD BY ALL) NATIONAL RANKS whicn are depositaries of Public money, and all RESPECT ACL E BANKS AND BANKERS throughout the country, (acting as agnts of ths National Depositary B inks ) will furnish further information on application and AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS v3u39-10w "MRS. MILTON COOPER, (AS SXRXRIESCSN TSILOKESS,) will make CHATS, POTS, VESTS. —AMD MEN'S WEAR GENERALLY, in the best style, and most substantial manner. She solicits a sharo of the public patronage. Residence, two doors below the Mathod'.st Church , •n 2nd St., Tunkhannock Pa. INGHAM and WRENCH, Manufacturers and Dealers lu SMSI! ON WYALUSING CHKKK, CAMPTOWN, BRADFORD Co Pa Ralls Carded and Cloth Finished. MANUFAGTURE CLOTH FOR CUSTOMERS ON SHARES OR AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES PER YARD: CMS imere, Best Finish, fine <ls cents Plain Cloth. do 45 " Gray and Mixed Cassinreres,4s " Tweeds, 32 " Common Fulled Cloth, 40 " White Flannel, 22 " Madder Red Flannel 32 " Qr *y Flannel ' 25 " The GrayFlannelm.de wtth taste -nd r.ry smta hie for Clothing- HARVBYIMGUAM AMOS WRENCH. JJffiß 18 HLI IBloY.y Shaoing, gait ratting, ANO SHAMPOOING SAIGON. Shop Opposite May nard's Hotel. rcut the most fashionable style, ei u xf I *,. v° n ' or tbeir residence, if desirable. JSerl-nghof is recently from New York city, •mployed in the best establishments •MconMquently feels warranted in guaranteed satisfaction to ail who may favor him with their eus- HAIR AND WHISKERS DYED To any desirable shade, without injury to it, or die coloring the skin. BEST HAIR DYE IN UJjtE, **** *WI and practical directions for •ppiibatjow- j Manufacture of Woolen Goods 1 CHAPTER 1. The Manufacture of Woolen Goods, both in the household and in the factories, has become of great importance on account of|its forming at present our principal articles of clothing. The nature of our cli mate make it neccessary, and the scarcity of Cotton has greatly increas-d the value of wool and Fabrtcks made iroiu it • and being engaged in the business of making Clorh and Flannel, and also oil Carding, snd Cloth Dressing, we h ivo thought a few remarks with regard to handling Wool, and the proper pro cess of Manufacture, might be of service to the coun try, and a benefit to ourselves The first process with the firmer who intends to wike his wool into rolls fur spinning ml weaving at home, after washing and shearing, is assorting the qualities. This we do not expect a farmer to do us perfectly as a regular manufacturer, but by trying he will approximate towards it, and be amply paid tor the little pains required, by having an even thread and smoother fabric. Iho fleece should be whole and be sprkad Out on a table —the coarsest wool will be fourd on the skirts ot the fleece, and enh easily be distinguished by looking closely to the fibre Two qualities from eadh fleece will perhaps be close enough for ordinary purpose!, but us the sheep in our country differ much in their grades of wool—the coarse put of one may do to go with the finer part of another, and tb'is make three or four qualities out of the lot If it is going to the manu factory or to market, the fleece should not be torn, but after removing the tag-locks, should be rolled up compactly, skin out side Not less than one pound of Urd, fresh butter or oil should be sent wiih every ten pounds of wool going to ihe carding machine. The next th-ng of importance is of cour e tube well carded, for whi. h we will be entirely responsi ble . but in the matter of spinning-and veaving, we have another caution to add, Unless the yarn is evenly twisted, and beat up evenly in tl e loom, the cloth shrinks unevenly in fulling—making some pla ces wide an 1 others narrow, and if the finisher suc ceeds in pressing out the w: incles, the cloth will re sume its contortion again when made into a gvr lient, and the mechanic is sometimes wrongfully blamed for a coat s becoming lantern j aired on a man's back. It is easily avoided by giving the wheel in equal number of turns to a given length of thread drawn out. We find this difficulty increasing of late years, and have come to the conclusion that I if some of the spinners do not keep better time on their pinnos than on their spinning wheels, we should hate dreadlully to listen to their music. As every moment of labor should be employed to i the best advantage, and every ounce of material be appropriated to the best purpose, on account of our war, we propose to write some other ch ipters on our bran-h of business after this is read sufficiently to b9 remembered, and shall endeavor to do our work nice enough for a balinoral skirt or a doctor's ioaf, and make trowsers stout enough to last a fanner through a year's campaign at least. INGHAM A WRENCH. HOME FACTORY, CAMPTOWX, BRADFORD Co May 2. '64 j ALA MODE. THE LATEST FROM NEW YORK, MRS. A. G. STARK, T IKESPLEASURE IN again informing her friends, and the ladies gen erally, that she has received, and is still receiving a large an i wil selected assortment of Si'RING AND SUMMER GOODS, Consisting of HATS. BONNETS. RIBBONS, FLOSSES, I l- f t \ HERS, LACES, HEAD DRESSES, and, in short all art 1 s usually found in a MILLINERY STOLE. i She solicits a call from all requiring GOODS in her line, before purchasing vlsewhe.e. Mrs Stark . can be found at the house formerly occupied by Ilcn | ry Stark in the borough of Tunkhannock, ready and willing to serve all who may favor her with a call. MANTUA-MA KING. We have secured the services of an experienced nnSSS-MAKXITI, and at all times will be'prepared to Fit and Make Dresses in the latest and moat approved manner.— ' Soliciting your calls before purchasing elsewhere, wo remain Yours, Res | ectfully. MRS. A G. STARK. Tunkhannock, April 27, 1564. mercantile appkaiseM I. NT. The undersigned, having b'-en appointed Mercan tile appraiser for the County of Wyoming for the year 1684. hereby certifies the following to te a cor rect list of Retaiiers in foreign Merchandise, with their names, class acl rate in the several townships to wit : CI.ASS Bnttsrrta. 13 E. Bunnell SIO,OO 13 Jno 11.- iirovrn 10,00 12 E. Merritt 12,51 CLINTON 14 II A S C. Mathewson 7.00 14 Jno. Well? A Son 7.00 14 E A S. Frear 7.00 14 Gardner Ingham ACo 7,00 14 W. Briggs 7,00 a ATOM. 14 J V Carpenter, 7.00 FA IXB. 14 Amos Reenter / 00 14 Chauncey Sherwood, 7,00 FORKSTON. 14 Peter McQu'een 7.00 14 liiram Hitchcock 7,00 14 G. II Burgess 7,00 LI-.MON. 14 Gilbert Brown 7,00 v tttto IPANT. 14 Wm. 11. Barnes 7,00 14 11. Love 7,00 12 Jennings A Brother 12,50 MEBHOPPKN. 14 I)- Il inkinson 7,00 13 Sterling A Loom is 10 00 13 Silas Verney 10.00 14 Jacob Hall >w 7.00 NICHOLSON. 13 Williams .t Birge 10,00 13 N. P, Wilcox 10,00 14 S L Tiffany 7 00 12 O L. liallstead 12,50 14 Euibla Wright 7,00 NORTH BitA.VCH 14 William Garey 7,00 NORTUMURELAND. 14 Pool A Carey 7.00. 14 Howard A Winters 7,00 14 li. Keeler 7,00 TUSK. Boro. 14 C P. Miller • 7,C0 13 T L Rss & Co. 10 00 12 M tt A Wright 12,50 14 E. Wheeloek 7,00 14 Jno. Weil 7.00 14 C. M. Koon ;,00 14 Geo. Leighton 7,00 WINDHAM 14 11. S, Graves 7,00 WASHINGTON. 14 G. W. Furmnn 7 00 14 F. W. Zi mmeriuan 7,00 14 Frank C. Bunnell 7,00 An appeal will be hold at the Court House in the Borough of Tunkhannock, on Friday, the 2d day of July, A D. iSG4. J C L VAUGHN. 5 Mercantile ( Appraiser. " SWALLOW two or three hogsheads of "Bs uh' "Tonic Bitters,"Sarsapurilla." "Nervous antidotes," Ac., Ac.. Ac., and after you are satisfied with the result, thou try one box of OLD DOCTORS BI'CHAN'S ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS -and be restored to health an<( vigor in less than thirty davs They are purely vegetable, pleasant to take, prompt and salutary in their effects on the broken-down ai d shattered constitution. Old and youn • can take hem with advantago. Imported and sold in the United States only by JAS S. BUTLER, Station D, Biblg House, New York, General Agent. P. S.—A box sent to any address on receipt ef price—which is One Dollar—pott frtt; \ 3-n3l-3m MAO. JUST RECEIVED, PROM PHILADELPHIA —AND— 3Ni ©wYork, .1 FULL ASSORT MEN T O F 38 DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, CASSIMERS, CLOLIRIIXXG - , HOES, HATS, jfimci) (Ooo^s, J\ <-r> ' NOTION'S, &r. , ftdnptod to this Sen son' which will be stshl at the VERY LOWEST MA KET PRICE, for Cash or Country Produce, at the Store of John Weil. Tu nkbannctk. Vetch 10, IFC4. Trcasurci s' Sale of" Unseated Land !:t "y oining County. "VTOTICE is hereby given, that tinier an t by 11 virtue of th Several Acts of assembly of tho Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, passed for the col-* lection of taxes ou unseated hinds, the Treasurerof W .oming County, will, on the second Monday (to wit. lJtl) June A D. 1864, nt the Court House, in the Borough of Tunkhat nock, expose to Public sale, | the following tracts and parts of tracts of unseated land, for the taxes and costs on theui respectively. t Sale t:> commence at ono o'clock P. M EATON, ! 36 of Eddy George, Eutia 31,02. 66 " Thomas Elizabeth ' 1,76. j 100 " Weshart William, " 2,60. 50, " Hallowell John, " 1.23 140 " Thomas Jt.seph, " 3,64. I 240 " Lewis David, " 6.24 320 *' lio-e 'l'bo in as, 9.AQ 439 Bridge James ' 1142. 439 Fisk Williams, 11,42. 439 Fowlcs S unite), " 11.42. 200 of Hoof James, Falls, S.UE FOItKSTON. 400 Batterton William, Forkston, 13 SO. 406 Bow nan Solomon '• 14 01. 400 Barker or Barton John ,s 13.50. 406 Barcley llannab, " 14,01. 300 of B,twin in Joseph " 10.33. 406 Bartlett Joseph, " 14 01. 406 Bird or Bair i Benjamin ' 14.01. 266 of Brvce John. " 9.13 428 Clymer Daniel, '• 14 76 10<) of Cotinger James, " 3,43 406 Carman Samuel, ' 1101. 4t6 Cannon Ni hols " 1401 5iK3 <>f Carman John, ' 10,43. 100 •' Cnstnair Fredrick, " 3.43 100 '• Campbell Robert, " 3 43. i 406 Belong I'eter, " ].| 01. 1 4t'6 Doiimg Simon. " 14 01. 407 Belong William, " 14.01. 407 Belong John, •* 14 01. 306 of Bewitt Aaron, " 10.43, 205 Bewitt Andrew, '• 7.11. 3G6 *' Bewitt Thomas. " 10.43. 410 . Deiiuisoti Thomas, " 15 13. 406 Fish Thomas, " 14 01. 436 Fowler Edwards, " 15,03. 437 Fry John, u 15.12. 430 Fish Joseph, " 14.35. 406 Gore Daniel, " 14,01. 150 of Grout Paul, •' 5,19. 439 Hill William. " • 13 13. 439 Hall or Hill Sarah, 4 * 15,13. 406 Kindall Wi liam, " 14,01. 77 of King Sinauel, " 2.69. 400 Knox Juhn, " 13.80 400 Knox Samuel. 44 13.8'). ISO of Law Will.tm, " 6.19. 428 Sanders George, u 14,76. 300 of McL'iugulin John, " 10.33 200 " MLa ughlin James, " 6 90. 2fto " Morse William, " 6 90. 439 Muzzy Amos, '• 15.13. 300 of Miller Miry, ' 10,33. 400 Okcr John. '• 13.50. 410 Pntton Is.tas, 14,14. 437 Keed Cni lison, " 15,12. 402 Renshaw Hi -hur l, " 13.85. 200 of Stephens Anna, 11 6,90 439 Stephens Simon, 44 15J3. 325 of White Ssmu-1, " * 11,'17. 304 44 White Robert. " 10,50. 400 White James, " 13,80* 400 • White John, " 13,90 420 Yarriugton John, " 14,45, LKII'S. 95 of Ilurrey Ge.-Tge, Lemon, 2,50. 113" Ramsey 11 AII Trunibetl '* 2,94. 55 " Ramsey Henry, '• 1,44. 106 " Hunter Patrick, " 2.74, 69 •• Hunter 125 '• Hunter P A Joseph, " 3,24. 59 " Hunter P!f Samuel " 2.53 51 " Hvrt nan Henry, " 1,34 43 ' Fry Joseph, Mesh-tppen, 1.12. 92 " dry James, " 2,40. OMI?CE* 400 Allen Samuel, Monroe, 25 60. 439 Betterdon Jacob, ' 28.10, 406 Bradley Ilannuh, " 25.97. 321 of Bailv Dnniel, " 20 54. 400 C ttnubell Junes " 25,60 400 Campbell Margaret, " 25.60. 389 of Dougherty Kiehurd, " 24.98. 406 Downing Reuben, " 25.97 4 6 Devi* Jonathan jr. " 25,97. 400 Deroyshire John, " 25,60. 405 Delany Maynard, " 25,91. 376 of Delany Fanny, " 24,07. 4UO Espy George, U 25,60. 173 of Good Thomas, 11.07. 400 G illlup Eunice, '• 25,60. 403 Gridley Daniel " 26.10. 400 llarinison Wallace, " 25,60. 439 Hermans William, " 2H.10. 275 of McKnigbt David, " 17.61. 400 McCoy Ephriam, " 25,60. 410 Nash Phineas. " 27,22. 431 Balmer Asher, " 27,53. 409 Pierce John, *• 25.96. 400 Palmer William, " 25,60. 423 Heniuigtdn John, " 27,33. 439 Renshaw Ann, " 23,10. 439 Renshaw John, " 28.10. 388 of Stewart Mary, " 24,52 439 Stephens Simon, " 23,10 419 Smith Peter " 26.74. 406 Tripp John, *• 25,97, 406 Todd John, •' 25,97. 126 of Wyllis Geo. £. John 11 8,05. NORTHB RANCH. 410 Bark ley George, North Branch, 11,49. 130 of Little Samuel, " 3,64. 400 Covel Mithew, " 11,20. 362 of Ct.vel Oralia, 11 10.14. 410 Davis Huiilnh, •' 11.43* 1300 of Fi-b Jaber., • " 8336. 400 Fish Sareb, " 11,20. 410 Hagtrman John, " 11,49. 410 llall James, " 11,48. 410 Johnson Jacob, " 11,49. 410 Johnson Johni.la, P " 11,46. 410 Johnson Cbristi.anna, • " 11,49. 200 of Lenox William, " 5,60, 325 " Maswn Abrnhatn, *' 9 14. 410 M-Cray Robert, - _ " 11'43. 410 " M.Jlrav Samuel, " 11.48. 225 of Phipps Thtiinas, " 6.28. 42J " Fritz Christopher, j.l 1. 198 " Harvey George, " 4,85. TUNKUAWWOCK 63 " Hnrvey Job, Tunkhannock, 1,64. 441 " llepler George, '♦ 11,46. 150 " Thomi-so 1 William, " 3,83. 145 *' Thompson Samu. I, " 3.76. 90 of Hampton Samuel Washington, 2,34. 61 " Hampton Satnae!, " 1,59. JAMES L. MI'LLISON, Treasurer. Treasurers Office, ) Ttnk Mirth 31, 1994 ) Bell's Sbeclfic Pills—Warranted in all Cases, ! con be relied on ! Never fail to cure ! Do not ' nauseate ! Are speedy In aoti.in ! No change of di et required ! Do not interfere wth business pursuits ! i Can be used without detection! Upward of 200 1 cure this month —some of th.-ui very severe ea-es ' Over one Lun Ired phy lei an* have used them 111 their practice, anl all speak well of their efficacy, and approve of their composition, which is eutirely vege table, and harmless on tho system. Hun ircds of ! certificates eau be aoowft. BELL'S SPKCIFIC PILLS are the original and on'y genuine Specific Pill. They ;re adn| ted f r male an 1 female, obi or young, an l the only reliable reme dy for effecting a permanent and 9|ieedy cure in all I cases of Spermatorrhea, or remittal Weakness, with all its train of erils, such as Urctherul and Vaginal Discharge.*, Gleet, the Whites, Nightly or Involunta rily Emission, Tncontinuenee, Genital Debility and Irritability. luipoten*e, tVeaf ness or Loss of Power, Nervous Debility, Ac, kc, all of whi u arise princi- I pally from Sexual Excesses or Self Abuse, or s> me constitutional derangement, and incapacitates the 1 sufferer from fulfilling the duties of ra arried life Iu ; all Sexual diseases, as Gonorrhea. Gieet, an i Stri-t --: ures. and in Diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys, they act as aeh inn ! Belief is expsrieuse Iby tak ing a single box Sold by ell the principal druggists Price $i They will be sent by mail securely sevlei, and i confiden.iolly, en receipt of the money by J BRYAN, M P.. No. 76 Cedar Street Few York, Consulting Physician for the treatment of Se ntnal, Urinary, Sexual, und Nervous Diseases, who will send, free to all, the following valuable work, iu sealed envelope: . 1 TUB FIFTIETH THOUSAND— BR BELL'S TREA TISE on St}f Abase, Premature decay, Impotence 1 and Loss of Power, Sexual Diseases, Seminal Weak- . ncss, Nightly Einis-ions, Geuitil Debility, Ac., Ac., a pamphlet of 61 pages, containing important advice • to the afflicted, nn l which sh .u!d be tend by every sufferer, as the means of cure in tho severe t stages • |is plainly set forth. Two sumps rcqu red to pay 1 postage IMPORTANCE TO LADIES—Dn. HARVKV'S FEMALE ' PJLLS bavj never yet failed in removing difficulties arising frotn obstruction, or sto; page of 11 ture, or in restoring the system to perfect healih when suffering 1 rfrotn Spinal affections. Prolapsus, Uteri, the Whites, lor other weakness ot the I torins Organs The Pills ' are perfectly harmless on the constitution, :.nd in ty | be taken by tho mos delicate fern lit without .aus ! ing distress —the same time they net like a charm bv srengthening, invigorateing and restoring the system to a healthy condition, in I by ringing on ; the monthly period with regularity, no matter from what caucs the obstruction may arise. 'ln y should 1 however. NOT betaken .luring the first three orfour months, of pregnancy, t tough safe at any other t me, as miscarriage would be the e-ulf, Each box contains 60 Pills Price SI. j DR. HARVEY'S TREATISE on disease* of Fe males, Pregnancy, M-searnago, Barrenness, Slctili | ty, Reprndutrtion, nnl Ahmet o' Nture, and emphatically the Ladies Pri ate Meiical Ad t viscr. a pamphlet of 64 pages, sent irce to any a 1 iress Six cents required to pay p< -t ice ! 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TO TIIE LADIES I Uotli Married and Slns Is , THE OLDEST REGULATOR FGF. FEMALES. DR. CIIEE3BMAN'S FBMALE PILLS Will immediately relicTe. without piin, all disturb ance of the p 'lia .1 ■ ;t..li ti'ge. .lac.h. arising Irttiu rel txll'Ti or ruppt'caai jit. T'Uey act like a charm iu removing the pains la it socoiiiptuy diidcult o. iu - .- luo lerxte urenctruatitiu, and *rc the oj;ly safe and rdiable retuc b f r Fio'lte* k Headache, Pains in the Lou.9. R. k and Sides, Palpitation of tl • Heart, Nervous Ireua rs, Liysierics, spasms, Broken Hce 1111 i other uf., lets ct nI 1 .ag rous effects of *n cumitural t omtiti:.a of the fextt tl functi' u*. In the worst c soes ol Fluur Albut ur Whites, they ef fect a sp"e ly cure. DR. CIIBESEM VN'.S FEMALr PILLS Have been u<c i UVl.it A QI'ARI'BR OF A CEN TL'IIY. They arc i,tfcrnd us the OD!\ * 6* Die in. of renewing interrupted n ii.t' : i'i m bu - L iJies -n utt bear in rnir.d that there is one condition ot the fe male syil min xck'.ch lit PiiL< enrtno: e lahtn rti iihndt prodiuini a PIZCI LI AH RESULT.— 'The condition -r ter e l to is PREGitAItCT Hit result. MISCARRIAGE, Such is the irresist ible tendency of the medicine to re.'.ore the .exu I functions to a n> rmal coral Ron. that (ten the pro 'duclicc poicer of nature car,nut resist it TiIEY CAA NOT DO 11 '.RM iuxuv ativr wiv. DLT.CHI:E-K.MAV'S FEMALE PILLS Are the ori y MeMcine that MARRIED AND SIN GLE LADIES have relt-d up n ftr nmny year', or cni rely upin now. BEWARTZ OF TMITA TIG-\S I Th-ise Pi.i* to r Di >*v Finest Preparation e r erpiit forward with IMMEDIATE autt PEh- S*l-TL.VI SFOCK-S. BOVT BE DFFLSIY- IhD. T.t ke this aiiverti'cment to y< ur Diuggist, no t tell him that vou uant the BUS T and most Rr.L TA B 1: FEMA LE M EDI CI EE IN THE WORLD, Which is comptiacd iu DP.. CIIEE9EMAN'S FEMALE PILLS !!! Tbey have received, nhd aro m.w re eiving the sat.ciiott of tho most eminent Physicians in Amer ica. EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS wi h each Box the price. One Dollar per Box, coetiiniug from 50 to CO Pills. Pills sent by mail, promptsi, by remitting the price to the Proprietor*, or any authorized Ag-nt, iu current fun is. SCLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY. lIETCHINGS A HILT.YEP., P*OPRIFTOD', 81 Cedar Slrcet, . t.t York. £77* Sold ir. Tuntthannn k, bv J. W. Lyuian. in Mt ins*, by \'te T'trirll. in Srn.tf.n by L .3. A E. C Fuller, iu I" eovryviile Ay nil P.-: ; 1 • The sre .test improvein -nt yet in the Sewing Ma chine art. A curiosity worth seeing. Please -• u i for circular with sample of se wi og. CtNT of thread and silk, ani u.ake the LoCkiTITCU aiika on b o :h siurs. They require r. 1 iustrujtion toojente perfect y except " the printed directions*" No Uatige in sewing troui one ki'id of goodi to another. An I no tnklng a; art to . lean or oil Our Nlw* 41 SNI;FACT i;T i- now comj'ete vr' h all its machinery an 1 tool- entirely new, .< 1.1 i- already rtpidiv turning out M tebines vvhi.ii for BKACTY anl PKiirK.cil tS of Fixtaii wre Dot mrpi e%ed ly any nianufactu'e in the worl 1. N B —Should .tnv Machine prove unsatisfactory, it can le returned nri 1 money rcfun led. Agents wanted in couDties not canvassed i.joui own agents. FINKf.r. <b LYON, a. sr. CO. No. 533 BROAD WAY, NEW YORK April 13 18G3, v3-n 15- TH NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD The Cheapest I..per In the World, The ex er.sivo and Comprehensive facilities in its possession enables tbo i*iupftiETolt©f the Wemci.y HKKALD to guan ntee the bticst and most reliable ia'tirin ttion pos-'l.jy to be obtained not oulv from ll pirts of the United S utes, but frotu all p'.rts o.' the wtrl ;• Its home corrcsronder.ts. engage 1 at h**avv eo-t, and connccte Itvi *!i ea.di n*w 1. 1 v..! an I milttat v. \- I edition ot the government, prove tkit it is deter mined to leave no unee ere 1 1 y its o)-emtioiis and no 0 vent can i.c ur that sh .11 not tin I immc ii ute report in its columns It costs the proprietor over oito hll u.lre 1 ihou-.tud d.oiar' par vcar to main tain its eo ps of Currcspoo len in the !;••] I In its collection cf Foreign ncr.s the HCRALD bus tor years held a high [hi itiun, an lit will en tvor in tn** future to iiiiiiiitain tosttu lit has .a'sutned It has special correspondents stationed ia ail tf the world. Its telegraphic nrrungenicn s ext.aid to wherever the electric wires arc stretched. When the All intic cattle is laid, which teat will soon bo accomplished, telegrams will he received faun Europe un i Asia, as w II as from the United states. Then our rr tiers will have the events of the week in all parts of the civi'iod world regular ly and clearly laid before them, Tie proprietor devote? ri portion of the pxper to Liier.itart*. F isthion Agri.tu.tare, the Me-.-h into Arts. Spotting Matters, TheiitH al end Fiuaiicittl Reports, Cattle Mark' ts, General News, a d reports of all events calculated to f..rm an excellent metropolitan newt pa pei 3 -a weekly photographic view of the events of the worl j—and all at a vvrv low [.rice Ihe W KKKI.v 11 Kit ADD is issued every Saturday morning, and furnished at the following ratos: One copy • t 30 Three copies*. 5 Five copies y Ten eo ies ]5 Any: J irges num ter, addressedio utiuiuti of sul scril.ers. 1 50 en b. An extra "copy will '.o <ent to everv tlnh ..fden. Twenty copies, to one a.t lres< ) one year, 525. and any I. tig r uuiuher at same price. At. vx'ra copy will be -. Nt to clubs of twenty. Advertisements to u limited number will tre in tertill in th. Wi.KKi.ir lir.KALy. 1 he,D.\iiiY H KtiALI). fitrco rents p>er epv. Ten 6it]lurs j.*r year for three hun Ire t an I sixty-three issues l ive dollars tar-ix umaths Two dollars t fiftv tents for three mouths. * JAMES GORDON BENNETT, E.itor ami pfiprietor. Northwest rorncr ot Fultou and Nassau streets New York eitv, N. Y. There are no travelling agenu fur the Umiald. ADMINISTRATORS N DTIt I; Whereas Letters of A Hnitiistrvtmti to the Estate n r Win, Dut lin I, i itu uf I tils Town-hip, deceased; havebten gr.intel to the"sah-aribar- All pertmns indebted to the s d estate nr.; request" i to mike immediate payment, ac t those having e aiins against the estate of SUM decea 14.it will make kuctvu the same without doiay, to fT.DD.vm NOT A RUM DRINK A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED V EGLTA U LE EXTRACT. A PL'RE TON It', THAT WILL RELIEVE THE AFFICTIH, ASD Not make Drunkards, DH, HOOFLAND'S GERM N BITTES, PREPARED EY Dtt. C- M. JACKSOX, PHILADELPHIA, PA. WILL EFFECTUALLY AND MOST CRRTAIELT LfliL ALL * DiSE SES ARISIXQ FROM A ! DISORDER nn LIVER, STOMACH •* KIDNEYS, 1 rr T1:• >.->ls of our citizens arc suffering from DjS* pcpgta j.rt.t I.ircr and to whom t&efel I lowing questions apply-— ire guarantee * HOOFLAND'S GERMAN' BITTERS WILL CURE THEM. HOOPLA X D*3 GER.MAX BITTER* WILL CURE EVERY CASE OF j Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases *1 the.Kidncys, and Diseases arising fro* a Disordered Stomach. OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOM Resulting from Disorders of the Digestive Organs: Constipation, Inward Idles, Fullnes or Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart burn. Disgust f>r Food, Fullness or' Weight in the- Stuiaach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at the i'if of the Stomach, Swimming of the Read, Hur | r'.t 1 and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering of the Heart : Choking or Suffocating Sens .tious when in a lying sturc. Dimness of Vi iuu, Dots or Webs before the Sigh', Fever and Dull pain In the Head, Deficiency of Pcr-piration, Y'tiluwiie of the Skin' sue Eyes Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Linla, Ac., Sudden Flushes of Heat. Burning in tho Fleb, Constant Im agining* of Evil, aui great Depression of Spirits. PA RTICULAft NOTICE j There are many preparations sold Under the nam. of Bit.ers. put up in quart Bottles, compounded of the cheapest whiskey or common rum, costing Jrom aU to lu cents ver potion, the taste disguised by Anise or Coriander Seed '1 his cia.s of Bitters has ccused and will continue to cause, cs long as they can be sold, hundreds to die t.it death of the drunkard. By /heir use t/tc system is kept coutihuahy under tha influence of AlcoholU Stimulants of the irorst kind, the desire for Liquor • I V created and kept up, and the result is all the Acr. ror.s attendant upon a drunkard's and dt ith. F r those who desire and will have a Liquor Bitters, ice publish thefollowing receipt. Get Out IJottle HoufilandVi (icrmaii Kilters and mia : imth Three flu arts of Good IJrandy or Wlila* Ley, end the result will be a preparation that will tar ii re I in medicinal virtues and true excellence any <J the numerous Liquor Bitters in the market, ; and u-dl eost much Jess. You will have alt the virtues of tlooUaiid'y Kilters in connection with a good artyU of Liquor, at a much less price ihan these in. .nor preparations will cost you. IIOOI'LAXD'S GCRMAN SITTERS WILL HIVE YOU A GOOD APPETITE, WILL (MVJ2 YOU S'i'ROXG IIK.M.IIJV .VERVES WILL GIVE YOU liRIMv A VI) lAHKMKTir FEELINGS WILL ENALLK YOU To SUKKT WELL > : AND WILL POSITIVELY PREVBSKt YELLOW FEVER, LILioCS FEVER, * Those suffering t roan * Brukrti doutn and Delicate Contlftuiionr 1 F rom whatever causes, ei her in 9f.VL.rc AM) FEMALE, X WILL FIND IN HOOF LAND'S GERMAN BITTERS A REMEDY i That will restore them to their usual health. Such i has .ip> n the case in thousands of instances, and t I :iir tr,H ' 1J f'Dt required to prove the assertion. From Bee. J Brown, 11 JD , Editor of the Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge. A1 housrb not i is rosed to favor or recommend pt. ent Medicines in general, through distrust of their ingredients and effects. I yet turn? of no sufficient ri>ons whv a tnan may not testify totho benefits he belieres himself to have received from any simple prep tration,-in the hope that ho may thus contribute to the benefit of others. I do thi.- the more readily in regard to Hoofland'e Germ in Litters, prepared by Dr. 0 M Jackson, of !R lil . v - because I was prejudiced aga nst them for manv years, under the impress km that they were i chiefly ;<u ai"<.hi.li" mixture. lam indebted' to m r , ."hoeinaker, Es<j., for the removal of j tji? prfji! lice i-y test?, and ft>r enc on raceme n j 'o try them, when sutTcring from gfeat and long con tinued debility. The use of three bottles ef these ! Litters, at the beginning of the pr sent year, was tuhoaed by evident relief, and restoration to a de ; "ice of b . lily an t mental vigor which I had ant Ihlt fur Six months before, an t i>ad almost <?e<paire<! cf ; regaining I therefore ihanlt God and uiy friendfor direct tog mo o the use of thenj • I'utLAD'A. June 13, 1861. j NEWTOM BKOW*. DISEASES CF KIDNEYS AND BLADDER,, In Young or Aged, Male or Female. Speedily removed, atii the patient restored to health. DEL ICA TE CUIL I) REN, Those suffering iro.n MARASMUS, wasting away, with s MMI ty any flesh on their bones, are cured in a very sh rt time: • ne bottle in su.-h cases, wlil hava a most surprising effect. X* JS. 2?L ETXTrr & Having suffering children as above, and wishing ta j raise them, wtil never regret the day they aommeno j ed with these Litters. LITERARY MEN, STUDENTS, Anl those working h ird with their bruins, should *l - krep a fcut! of llooflaud's Hitters nesr them, rs ' hev will fin 1 mu. h benefit from its use, t ii'th mini anl loJy, invigorating an<i not depressing. IT IS NOT A LlQ,t'Olt STIJII'IAST, AND LEAVES NO i'ifOaTitATiO^. SOLfi'ERS ! ANI) THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS. | We cull attention of all having relations or friends i:i the jriuv to tlio fact tint " HOOi LAND'S Gor man Bitters", will cure nine tenU.^4cf the tfisMMes in uuot-d by eiposarr-s sod privations incidelit camp life In the fists," published almost daif? l n (h e news ; papers, on the arrival of the sick, it will be noticed that a very large proportion are suffering fro® debil ity. Every case ..f that kind can be readily eared ly Ilooflau i's German Hitters. \Ya have no hesita tion in stating that, if these Bitters were freely nsed among our soldiers, hundreds of lives midtbt be saved that otherwise nouid be lost. The proprietors.ire daily receiving fbankfullettere from sufferers in the army and hospitals, who have been restored to health by tho use of these Hitters, sent to them by their frun'ts i BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. See that the Signetnv of i; 0. M. JACKSON" i tin the WRAPf'ER <,f each Bottle. Price per Bottle T. 5 cents, wr Half I>O2. for 84,00. , Should your nearest druggist nut have he Srtisle do not t.e put off by nny of ttie ii.toah iitin* Brep*Ta. Toms that may be offered in its place, but send do i and wo will forward, sparely pa kcJ. by czpena. ' Principal Office and .ifanufhctnry, ©.63-l ARCHSTBEET, JONES & EVENS, (.Successors to C -M JACKSON A Oo) Proprietor*, TW FOR SALE by DrjMf*t#Mi BssMk tow* U the Fsitci SVCi.* I v
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