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le63l THE 1858
PENNSYLVANIAC CENTRAL RAlLROA
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1861 THE 1858
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Is A ,1ssr.o1EHH ,ss Il sc sgSHHssss'on.,
STONE BALLAsT1D AND 49, ,.
'A'3A'' oA'0A'D from BALTIMORE
HHzbs RAth9 r. T55A ffFr ss3k
o1os, III z! sas9 II lfl HiRxfRn1sBuse
NORTHERN III o Ehs1Fhss Il Il ks1IRoAp,
TIE GREAT AZ d 9GGaR%aBs ROUTE
WASHINGTON 1 IND BALr1moR1
WEST NoRf e VI RSE.t And n th SOUTHWEST.
u. ss S:S sHe At II. ss4s
WASTING ton, and o.i1srt station, Bsltino1.
sPLHNDID sL1lP1Na CARS ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING AID SALOON cARs ON ALL TRAINS
Passengers win take the SO =. "a and 6 50 m,
trains connecting in Baltimore with the sY l. m
arrive IN at % and
Z. m, there making close Connections with the
Sas of The West Central Railroad f0F
By this route Ereiehts of ali DESCRIPTIONS can IA
foryarded to and from any point on the Railroads
OF Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin.
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad also connects
St Pittsb9rg with Steamers, BY which Goods can
Hensushy. Te1nessse, Cumberland Illinois, Mfssis:
Red Rivers; and at Cleveland, sandusky, and OH.
ca8o with steamers to al Mort western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrustinS the traaspor.
tation Of their Freight to this Company can rely
with CONFIDENCE on It's speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any point
In the West By the Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
- q az TINES as fasorsbls sys skerssd BY ssA
Be p4rHcuiar TO mark packages "via Psnna
Central R.R."
No. so North street, Baltimore.
lNOCH L1WI6, GEM Superintendent, Altoona, "a,
II. p; HOUSTON. General FREIGHT Agent, PhiIa-
delphia. ian 1.ly.r
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DRY GOODS. &c.

. y n NHW DRY GOODS.
IUU PIICxB white, Pink, Bias, and Green
Die. :hed ana S.uTH ,as SosnfS rssb pi,,.,,
ffish iissa, aessEy e s!e :. and ln..r.,on,
TT.Ienei N and EnSiiah fhread Edeings,
white Goods 10 SysrY variety Of Scv4hnsx ana Hstos
e26 =, - - =. = : 49, - ~.
lust REOElV1D- Aa.,. 30
j 4 large gtoek OF
Pushsr sua French ..ace ShsNa.
Point Thrsad and Valencia ConAiss sna oe"'
fSresd Lace Wells, Barbss aud Coinussss:
Points Valene.ss and 0mbEoidefed n oA"
Infants' hes and Waists,
Guipure Lscee, oil widths, - AL.s.
Latest styles Head Dresses. FANCY 0ooaS,
Steei Jet sr d Tortoise She'll Ear drops,
Pins Belt CLASPS, Bracelets, Fans. Co.. ..u.. ~.
Hc;tsd WM EElNBEha,
II Market pace. Reon. Svonuo3
3e1 between 9th ana ytn s.-ee9.
- PRICES RIDUCED.
(TRENADINI Shawfs. M0ssmb ique one'Ds
Black Lace Nantes, Points, 90.
Burnous and Fiooioninis In great variety ana 70
duced prices. ..vrnp T. m
IS --..t N. EAI1ON q ~.
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S1oRET D1sEAsnsi saoR1r D1s1As1sI
SAM RI TAN'S GIFT!
SAAARITANS GIFT

TIN MOST g1RTAIN REMEDY EVER Us1D.
eoNoRRGss1. g Pfiifas S s4sId 81 r..
The, o.y e: Rs1s 70 g 1ats: 20 ASs Or.
ju5e the stomach Or bowels Of the most delicate.
sns:a5 SsssIs .sd SSss
no IxPosuR., no TROUBLE, 10 CHANGE wHArEvEl.
Let ssss ssS hss ss e
Mercury try ssaainAR1rAms GIFT.
Sent BY mali in : plain envelope.
Price-Mals packages. o.. Female, %.
5 SSSR
sAM4Rzzz1EHss 1 ROOF ND AE e. JUICES
.zR$fS Rs sSS RSaSi !:
sGe ana
sas st %
'r f s. NJ 81 5iRsH in
f3G koeR
system, - we'll q eli the bad effects Of Mercury.
IlMALIsI HIMALHSH
n.aK s:soPso nth x xsieh RPPhsIs e r:
Whites. q .,.IinS down, I.Ilins of re Womb.
1A~ ~ iuuL0oAb 70 inc sex.
Sent By express. Prios q . bottle, or bottles
6AMARITAND OHANORI WASH.
Price % cents 1uu directions,
D16AOND & CO., Boz Isl Philadslphia PoGe
Bold By Q. oALv1RT FORD rnsr Of 18th and
aiHRY COOK. Alszandria. m.xs.
a DAu IxpRlss COMPANY.
u 01lI01 S14 PA. AVENUE,
Waskisgtos CIsv. D. q,
SRuAF lAsTlRN. NORTHERN Ann v...
ERIN 1XPR169 1ORWARDIR0
M1RCHANDIgl, MONTY, JlWlLRY. vALD
ARL16, MOTHS, STOCKS, BONDS, &o
Forwarded With SAFETY AND DISPATCH 70 All
accessible sections Of the country. This Oompaa1
Nas agencies In the principal Hallway Towns q
N0KTH, HAST, WHIST, AND N0RTHW1sr
Its principal oMoes are
WAEH1N9fON, D. g., H1M Y0RK, DO8TOH
RH1LADELPh1A, BALTIMOR1, ON
OINNATI, ST: LOUIS, LQUt6.
WILLIE, LlXIEGf0N.
Connections are made ct New York and Dout,.
EiIh Lines foIHardtnG to the 0ANADA6 md f6s
BRITISH PROVINO10 and With stoamahi1 I,rss
b L1v1RP0OL, SOUTHAMPTON ald HIM
nd thenee ~ 1uropssn exIseases 10 a Drorninsai
Colsstion Of NOF18, lRA1Eg ana BIIra u.x.
u I'll ssosasibls Daze Of " unissd e1stse.
NJ WasaiaStoS, Mo,
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~Gen. Payne, of Illinois, commands a bril-
Kade in the Army of the Gum berland, composed
Of Ohio and Illinois troops. One day wealthy
old lady, whose plantation was in the vicinity
OF camp, came in and inquired for Gen. Payne.
When the commander made his appearance the
old lady, in warm language, at once acquainted
him with the fact that his men had stolen her
last coop full of chickens, and demanded their
restitution or their value in curren T. 81 am
sorry for you, msdam," replied the General;
"but I can't helpit. The fact is, madam, we
are determined to squelch out the rebellion, il
M takes every id chicken in Tennesseen'
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Legal, NOTICES.

-,ur .-nD--- <.o,,pn an THE DIaTHIf1F
VtA1 SUPkIMo OUysE isi.trict uorsttv S ~
ne United States for the said piMsaef = 70 gil
s.AoM i mag concern. sSss Az MneLsoy
States sfeamer xnscostia, attached 20 5ns foSomae
Rlot1Ils, seiEsd esuce tno "a "a ana one pox Of
one hundred and ave pounds on t9osec q ana pa
IN money. and brousns ~ EhnIsS ma Hr. on
tsd st M IN the name of the United ststea
= lawful prize, and that said sacss III stsnd for
ON the srst MORAY Of October next, when and
where al person. sr: warped 70 aRessr 70 sho!
~ In intsrvSne for their interests
a. 10 3. ,: MICS. CLERK.
V,HE sUPRHMH oOURT OF TIL DISTRICT
% H9 es Ga P,ssf1ss ooSst Of
srko,a It may ooxeerx. Creating Notice is hereby
given, that, on the IN day Of July, A6S tas Uni
ted states steamers Occur dc Lion ana primrose
csptured lot Of dry goods shoes. "a. and brought
them into the port Of Washingt an6 the same il
Hbeled and prosecuted in this Court in the name
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GAS FITTING, &c.
Gas HxTURES.

M Gas FIXTURES
w Have In Store, and are daily receiving, 6Ae
FIXTURE6 of entirely New Patterns ana Designs
and Finish superior In style TO anything heresoio5s
offered In this market.
We invite citizens generally to 0Gl Ano examine
our stOck of GAS and NATER YIXTUk96, feeling
Sonddent that ne have the hest selected stock IN
= Al WoFk In the above Hne intruGted TO oar
are Win be promptly attended to-.
raarE -tf MYERS & Mc6HAN, 37e street.
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OF CIAL.

HHApouAnrxRs PROVOST MARsHAr.I
Distrsct Of Colsmtia, Aug. 18th, 1863.
The Board of Enrolment for the District OK
Columbia will meet At the City Hall, every
day, from a. m. to p. m, until further no.
t,cp. to examine cases Of drafted men, either fof
exemption or acceptance.
HENRY A. SCHHETz,
au lift Captain and Provost Marsnai.
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M: soeMs, n s; fPz Sa .E. "a r.tsn:::
Se = q Ia once in this city. Many6
Vorsons can wear these teeth who cannot
wear others, and no person can wear others Who
Sannot wear these.
Persons calling ct my once can be accommodated
WITH any style and price Of Teeth they nay desire
eloanest, strongest and most perfect dentute that
art can produce, the AINHRAL PLATE viii b
Rooms IN this oity-No 33s Pennsylvania avenue
between sth and 10th streets. Also, GOT Area S.,
HlilAdelphfA. mar 4-iy
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~ At the theatre in Vienna all ladies' are
required to take Of their bonnets before enter
SO large people comet see over them. At a
theatre in Paris the same end has been attained
by placing printed bills about the theatre con-
tanning the following announcement -" All
young and handsome ladies are politely re-
quested to take of their bonnets. All others
may keep them on.''
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w IpyufAKT 0EHsaAL's O1II0I, ,...
WASHINGTON, June =, lo's'
General Orders, No 100.
The Adiutant General will provide An sIprotH'
Ate medal of honor for the troops who, after tns
expiration of their term have offered their servoes
to the Government in the present emergency, IN.
Also for the volunteer troops from other
have volunteered their service IN tho e's'e' "
Pennsylvania and Maryland.
Nv order fthe Secretary OF War.
T. D. TOWNB1ND,
.~ Assistant Adjutant General
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W. WAs1IHa1oH, January =. 1ssl.
In sonss uusnos Of the pressure Of business stt
war Dspartm ent passes for oiti1ens TO visit the
Army Of the Potomac WIN be given at the oAoe OF
Lieut. Col CoHlAD, 132 Psnnsylvanis avenue
above Nineteenth street.
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- At Baton Rouge there is a contrivance of
the soldiers for carrying water to the camps
that displays considerable ingenuity. An or
binary barrel has fitted to the head a block of
wood, with pivot like the wheel of q wheel
barrow, and a rod Of iron like the tongue of a
buggy, that forks near the BARREL to draw it
like garden roller, the barrel revolving like
awheel. Two men will draw barrel Of water
up the levee with tolerable ease. negro
looking on at the performance said, swell,
fore God, what won't white man do %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-02

~ An eccentrc preacher, seeing a fly light
upon the Bible, improved the occasion as fol-
lows: eye goddess Sinners ye shall be damned,
every one OF you, as sure as / shall catch that
hy" Here he made fell swoop with his hand,
and thought he had caught it, opening each fin
ger slowly till the last, he found it was not
there, and said :-'By the hockey, I've missed
it. There's a chance for We, sinful ragamuffins,
yet,n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-02

~The last mentioned novel published in
Paris is the "Memoirs OF Kiss" 1t is pro-
nonnced a sweet thing.
~ John Lauer, q German tailor of Chicago.
recently committed suicide on account of the
infidelity of his wife.
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OIENNIAL EXAMINATION OF INVALID
ID PENSIONERS

PENSION OFFICE, August 10, 1863
The next biennial examination of Army Invalid
Petitioners, required by act of Con sress approy-
Cd March 1859, will take place on and after the
payment Of pensions then falling due No certii.
cate of such examination bearing date prior to IL
9Th proximo will have any validity.
AL e1a ninatong under the above named La
are required to be made BY two surgeons. No GER
tihcate OF examination made by unauthorized civil
surgeons will be accepted unless it is clearly im-
practicable for the per sioner to obtain the certi
cate OF two re sularly appoln led sur &c ons.
for each easel win be refuI dsd to the psnsionef
amined. on presenting to the Pension Agent q re-
eeipt for the amount from the examining surgeons:
but in no case will fees paid to unauthorized civil
surgeons be refunded.
Those who are psnsioned ID by Q special act of
Congress; 90 for the loss Of arm, leg, hand FOOT
npser TOE or an eye, mot eyesishs,l or than the
prlvatiop OF some like essential part of the pen
eioners body, are exempt from the bic nnial exam
1natlon. Those whose pensions commence at a date
later THAN March 4, 1853 will also be exem ut from
examination until September 4. 1855, unless an
carrier examination is specially required by their
Should it be found as q result of the examination
IN any case, that the pensioner disability no Ion
exists, the pensonW VIII CEASE, Should the dc graz
Of DISABILITY y be found to have diminished without
DISAPPEARING altogether, the pensioner will be paid
q the rate witt degree estimated
1yyne examining surgeons, and no longer a spsci
NED In his pension certificate. No pension can he
nrs Sd S s1ssSt on form application to this
complete list of authorized Examinine Sur
seons soon to be printed, viii be furnished to pen
~ is.a1 JOS Il. BARRETT, Commissioner
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Ia q q.
SPRING AND SUMNER scHEDULl
sALr.moRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
@@s IIsssssssss.7EsssE
PROM WASHINGTON OITYi
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE
WEST, SOUTH AND NORTH.WEST.
Making the Quickest Time; And the Only Route
1hss esa gu ehess Bassass
S La. &c s has than on
1ouR DAILY TRAINS PROM WARRINGTON
"ss Ts.sas
- as ! a. =; and !. 9 ?. n. .,,,.,.,n.
Relay with iSh Ta TiH Wh ssGn B'lsm
s siRR fr.in leaving e. Baktinore ss us
mafe eonnssos With Trsn leaving bssi@ore 81
gP.H.
BE IL RgE Ho1 15 81 rH'
This is the Only Route by sohich Through Tickets o.
Through Baggage Checks caa be procured
in Washington.
,b 70
TIL. SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
COL uxBus, DArroiWS, LOUISVILLE, ON
clTN1 1TI i ~ aX4a 1Hsc T Tsa
DC, &C., de-,
~wrru LESS CHANGES OF CARS TEAM BY AIT
OTHER ROUTB.k9
~ Special Motto. to Passengers Ger he Wea from
Waskington Passengers going West, By purcha-
sing their Through TICKETS in Washingtona
by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAVE ONB
DOLLAR in the Through price, and have the priv.
ilege of visiting Baltimore III desirsd) without
additional charge.
H4-C ,npe ctions at the Ohio River with OLHV1,
MARI eta & CINCINNATI RAILROADS; and
through them with the whole Railway System OF
SOUTH WEST.
For THROUGH TICKETS please apply ct the
Ticket Office, Washington station.
W.P. SMITH, Master of Transportation
M.COLE. General Ticket Agent. ap 2l-r
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~ "A little boy once said to his aunt:
"Aunty, should think that Satan must he
an awful trouble to God.'
should think, she ans Wered.
"Idont see how he came to turn out so, when
there was no decil to put him up to itI'
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n Z e n Ar.
YSetsds1 b. Royal LSft1s Patent Of Easla~d. ..I
secured b. tAs Seals Of tie Eeoh Dc PIay,rn..s n
Psss, sad ~ lSsprsal Cdlsss af Msdieia1 TssnS'
TRIlSEMAR MOL
e The eaectul remedy for RELAXATION, gpnR
4ATORKHOA AND EXHAUSTION or THI
TRII4IMAR No. T.
Vompletely and entirely eradicates all traoes n,
nose disorders for which Copaiva and Oubebs kaya
&eneraiy been thought an antidote to the ruin az
H. health OF vast portion Of the population
TR1E6EMAR No. 4
III &rSaL ana sure remedy Of the civilized world
eymptoms, obviAtinS the destructive use Of Mer.
01ry, - well "a other delsterious Ingredients, and
vAieA I'll the Sarsaparil!a In the world cannst
remove. TRIESEMAR Nos. /, 1 and are aliTs
devoid OF Sate or SMELL and Of al narseetiss SuaI
tiles. They are In the form Of . lozense, and may
10 on the toilet table without their use being sus
Sold In TIN cases At % each, or four % case. 1,
fdministefed By Vafpesn, Lellenand, Roux, DO
90. Wholesale and retail By DIR. 81. A. BARROW
~, BleeGker street, -four doors from MacDor gk
street, New York. Immediately on receipt of 70
Utttance, Dr.. Barrow viii forward Triesema1 to an,
art Of the world, securely packed, and addresses
aceof9ine 70 the INSTRUCTIONS Of the writer.
Hubltahed also BY DIR. BARROW, that popciss
lad beautifully illustrated medical work, HUNS.
1failty. Price . cents. Trieser1ar and Book car
100, SSfa,ned x s'iai authority from s. yokr
------e.0 -. -. "" u +"
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DEPARTMENT OF WASH

INGTON
OGes CRi0 Quayterndster, M6y q, 1913.
nIALRus IN AGRICULTURAL 1MPLHxERrs, 6Ah-
DEN SEEDS &C., are requested to furnish this omoe
,riee lists Of the various articles Of their trade.
The same should be directed to Lieutenant Colo
mel ELIAS M. GREENE, Che Quartsrmsstsr, De-
partmept of Warrington. my zou
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NUT A IIaOHOLu

NUT ALax)HoLln
4 HIe EH ooNosHrRArnD y1snEADs
sxfRACr.
PURE TONIC.
DOCTOR HOOFIANHS
GERM AN BITTERS,
PnxrARro BY
IN. q. ID. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa
WILL syYEorsA W ouRl
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYsPE. STA, JAuNpIcB
oHnoNIo OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, Dis
EASES OF TEE KIDNEYS, AND ALL
p1sHAsBs ARISING FROM DIsoR-
DERED Liver Oh STOMACH.
a. Constipa-
ton. Inward Pile!
Head, Acidity Of The stomach,
.aissss q WsixSs ia s.oas:s Sew 81 ERA !; =.
.oHs Sinking or at H the r sad D
ssnps snesshins Fintterns At the Hear. choias
D feVsr and Dull Pain IN the Heed, PsacisnsTof
fs:s sin IN sss ga: S.:s Sss.s
Heat, Burning in the Flesh
0' 81 hsI.. e sst ::;s'
And ~'a '0''''ss' , s:ss :. Ss''" Fl ~ 8sh'"
they Contain Ne Alcohol q Bad Whis
They will cure the above diseases In nine
cases out Of . hundred.
Induced BY the extensive sale and universalpos
ulari.y of fand Is German Bitters purely vesA
ses gates 81 II the shape Of
.ad zsl and
os In
sI. ,ss 81 e.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
are not new and untried article, but have stood
the test Of fifteen years trial By the American III
The fs propristors have Thousands of Letter, from
cLIRGYMEN,
| IA~ fKHEEEssio1Ass,
CITIZENS.
I 70 &:
| ters.
| Do Yoa Want SomstAsng to Strengthen Yoa,
Do Hos Want Good Appstitel
! Do You Want to Bsald Up Yosr Oo~ststs5ssS
| Do You Want to Fsel WeUi
| Do You Want to Get Rid Of NsruousSsss,
Do You Want Eneygyf
| De You Want to Sleep WsUP
DO You Want Brisk and VigoroHs 1esstae
I RYou DO, USE
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTER&
| From REQ. j. Netcfon Brotps, ID. D., EIito, a fAa
I Eneyclopedta Of Religious Knotclsdss.
| Although not disposed TO favor recommend
| Patent Medicines il general, through distrust o.
| their Ingredients and effects, I yet know Of nc
| sufficient reasons why man may not testify te the
| benefits he believes himself to have received from
/ any simple pre- paration, in the hope that he may
| thus contribute to the benefit of others.
| do this the more readily in regard to Hpodaadh
| German Bitters, prepared by DR.. O. N. Jackson, Of
this city, because was preudiced against chem foY
many years, under the impression that they we're
| chiefly an alcoholic mixture. / am indebted TO my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
| ment to try them, when 81 fering from great And
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
Of these Bitters, at the beginning Of the present
year followed by evident relief and restorAtien
| to degree of bodily and mental visor which haa
not felt for six months before and had almost de-.
spsissd Of re rsssninE l therefore thank God and
Philadelphia, June a. ls6i.
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DENTISTRY.

SIGESMOND & HAYWARD,
N1W AND IMPROVED INVENTION
IN OF
ARTIFICIAL
, CHE0PLASTTC BONE TEETH,
WITHOUT INITIAL PLAf1 Oh OLAS1S,
DIR. 9. b. sIGHSMOND.
80 Bxssdssav, Nsss York, asd $50 Ps.nsyisss1s
AsesxY, bnsssea 11th axd 18th sfs., WasAtsssoH,
Calls the attention of the pnblio to the following
advantssss Of bis improved system; -tus
never. cersode nor change color BY any -
aodds being three -fourths lighter than any ether;
!. No teeth or roots need be extratsd, ss tks
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
8. The roots will be made inohensive, sno never
Z. No temporary teeth are needed, as permanent
enss can be made immediately. thereby pressrvIsg
the natural expression Of the face which under ths
old system IL frequently dis1gured.
:. This work has been fully tested oTef nse
rear. By many Of the hrst chemists and physicians
Of this country.
DR.. g. has also invented . white undestrueti!.
metal 6llins, with which the most sensitive testk
can be hilep without pain, and can build ub psf:
fect sound tooth any side roots, which will last
Csii and examine for yourself. jy 2o-tf
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BEWARE OF OOUNTERHlITsl
Rse that the Mgnaturs Of 20. II. JAOKSOH,
an She WRAPPER Of each bottle.
PRICE PER BOTTLE IS o1NTs,
Oh HALF DOE. FOR e..
ahould your nearest druggist not have the srtiels
Az not be put on by any Of the Interesting rreps.
SStions that may be offered in its place, but send q
n md Ne win forward, securely Dacked by express
PlIxeIPAL OSyIol An MAAuvAofoaY.
No. 6Sl ARCH ST.
JONES IvAND,
(eueesasors 70 O. II. Jackson & oo.b
YroDristo1s.
YIsI sele p Drussisa and Dealers II syssy
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NASTY COLLINS b cos
PHILADELPHIA
DRAUGHY ALE AND PORFER.

xem now rscsivins large Quantities Of DRAU9Hz
ALI and PORTER from this celebrated Brewer.
v9eA Am prepared to furnish on short notice 70
u IeIsons Who VIII favor me- with their orders
eAftsfaction GUARANTEED,
1917 Gwen 70 ny drivers WIN BE- promptly a.
ooods dshvsred In al Darts OF Wsshfnsto, ard
0eoTeetoWn. free Of eAafes
Terms :-0asl ~ dslssU1
RIL1Y 4. eHINN, Ass,a.
ShSss Bsssiias DsSss, 81 Green Il.
0ot 3oorRatn~, N n
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ATTENTION, SOLDIERSl
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS

We call the attention of all having relations or
81
diseases induced By exposures and privations inci-
it win be noticed that very large proportion are
can Be readily cured By Hoosnd German a1 Bssrs
Diseases resulting from disorders of the digestive
ton in stating that, if these Bitters we're frssi,
used among our soldiers, hundreds Of lives misks
We cel paTticular attention to the following re.
and veil Of
has been saved by the Bitters:''
PHIlADELrHIA,, Ausust9zsd, lsG7.
Js kHsssasaWs
is mistake in this It is vouehed for By mum
ofpy comrades, some ofwhose names are appended.
STANCES Of my ease: I am, and have been for the
Last Rs Of
tain B. B: Ayres through the exposure attendant
SsF last VIII the Sn:
f.. sg BY fol
House and sent to this city on board the stsa@sf
a any enc could be and stu retain spark of viti
M OF TIT T.
Il was Immediately thrown up again
LAST
stances, and, accordingly the physicions who had
81 the
frankly told me they could do no more for me, and
Ss
IT s sas hesB
:dssd ss
commenced taking them the gloomy shadoV a.
death receded, and am now, THANH God for Il.
Getting better. Though have taken but I've hot
Ties, have Gained ten pounds, and feel sanguins
Of being permitted to re1oin my wife and daughter
from whom l have heard nothing for eishtssi
months; for, gentlemen, am . loyal virSinian
from the vicinity of Front Royal. To your inyalu.
able Bitters I owe the certainty Of life which has
taken the place of vague fears-to your Bittars vi
lowe the glorious privilege of again ella spne to nv
bosom those who are dearest to me In lie
Very truly yours ISAAC MALONE.
We fully concur In the truth of the above stats.
ment as we had despaired of seeing our comrade
Nj. Malone, restored to health.
JOHN CUDDLEBACK, LIST New York Battery
GEORGE A. ACKLEY, Co. Q, lIth Maine,
LEWIS CHEVALIER, 92d New York
I, e. SPENCER, LIST ARTILLERY, Battery y,
J. ,: RAsEWELLs Go; 3, q Vermont.
HENRY T. MACDONALD, Co. O, 6th Msine.
JOHN r. WARD Co. T. 5th Maine.
NAfHANIEI B. THOMAS, Go. ,, s5th Penn.
ANDREW J. KIMBALL, Go. A, Sd Vermont
JOHN JENKINS 90. lo6tA Penn.