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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-28

Night Emissiens Cured.

Young Man, stop before you further 20. OF ali
diseases subject 70 Man. there il 10 disease 20 hard
10 cure IS Night Emissions, and physicians are
soarse thst understand treating it and 70 yOu can
10 different States who have spent dollar after dol
lar, and are BOW vel cured by me- ! aIu daily re-
ceying letters end sending medicine to Ell parts Of
the country. In q word, All that arc diseased ir
any way and VIII eiFe me q call, VIII give satis-
faction FOR al Of the diseases mentioned 10 this al
vertisegneut. The best Of references gwen II this
city.
An iettera directed 70
DIR. MoGILL,
Union street, Nashville, Tenn,
IanI Eill meet with prompt attention
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The Returned Prisaners,

The people of Richmond should vie with
each other in rendering honors and more
substantial tokens of admiration to the re-
turned eight hundred Confederate prisoners
now in our city. They have been enduring
untold horrors in Northern prisons, yet,
amidst them all, have resisted every effort to
make them acknowledge allegiance to the
United States, and preserved pure and with
out flaw the spotless chrystal of their in
tegrity and patriotism. Every man in this
city who has heart in his bosom will make
haste to welcome and provide for them
Our city has just been saved by the hand of
God from the most awful doom that ever
impended over community. Shall we not
express our gratitude not only by thanks
giving in our temples, but by those good
works of love, benefleence and mercy which
are so acceptable to Heaven, and which are
a just debt to these noble and glorious men.
Should Richmond at such moment fall to
do her duty to these returned prisoners, she
would prove herself lost to every sentiment
OF gratitude to God and man.
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GAv. Vance.

The Governor of North Carolina. is ad-
dressing the people in various sections OF
the State upon the great questions of the
day. We have seldom seen q finer specimen
of eloqueuce than bis speech as reported Ia
late Raleigh papers. We doubt whether the
frst American Revolution ever produced
aoything more patriotic, grand. and soul
inspiring. There are passages in It worthy
Of Patrick Henry, and which thrill theheArt
and mako the blood burn like the notes of .
clarion. That speech ought TO be read at
the head Of regiments and distributed
broadcast through the land Truly. this
Gov. Vance, soldier, statesman, and orator,
h one Of the most extraordinary publicm men
Of the day.
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aAnOwn into some coufusion. hsjor-Geu.
Noo0De, with part of his stan, and Brig. /.
0en Scales, though suffering vtry much
aqm severe wound In the leg, soon rallied
- ofigAde, which again pushed on TO the
ens. uadef co0Rald II Lieut.. Colonel
0nf6on, ath regiment N G. T., driving the
s.sny through and beyond tAe town Of
veleh had been sens into torA 60 Father mp
roere w6fs now NifhdyAwu. and de
wn0tc dlv1sion wAs formed In line along the
n4o Oppoatte the town and Cemetery
Etl the len resting on the Fairfield road.-
And thus ended the drst days fight at Get
fyabnrg-the most successfnI TO the Southern
osuse, by TAR, Of the three days carnival Of
blood, which will ever make memorable the
tima. the place, and the actora. Much blood
had been shed with the going down Of this
Gay sun, bat more Was yet to be applied
before the hatchery was complete or the
slaughter was ended.
Vi the second days engagement, I win
speak In my next. 1t will be observed that
thus far the war horse" of this army, Long.
street, had not been engaged. The second
tiay's engagement will Introduce him upon
the stage, and truly may he say Of himself,
when Speaking ot these mighty scenes OF
Mood, "Qacr7un magma pars FIT" Beforc
cio:alg, let me say tnat the night Of the first
0i July was NO Idle one in tho enemy's
Camp. On the contrary, they worked nm
rvst..ingly, and when daylight came, verify
s&sre tbs fruits Of their labors clearly CHS
esanists Ia the fortiacaiiona which they had
reared, aud which proved thercafter snch Inn.
passibie and inpregnable barriers to our
brave and gallant men when assaulting
them. We drop the curtain in the veil Of
night on the bloody field Of July the first,
and the many brave men, dead and living,
who Hgured upon 1t. When we come again
we shall lift the curtain, and SO let the
reader be prepared along with Us to pszs in
review the events OF the second days hgnt.
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tssox OUR OWN cossssronpnxr. +
ARMY OF Mon FHBRN Vrno1HlA, !
March 9th, 1864. (

ARMY OF NOa fHBRN Vna1ulA,
~ March 9th, 1864
< The excitement which permeated the en-
tire army from Monday until Friday hAs sub
sided, and qnist again reiens supreme on the
Rapidan. In addition to the Injuries pre-
viously mentioned as having been commit
ted by the raiders, leaxn that they destroyed,
In their retreat from Charlottesville, the
Page FIGURING MIL, in the county OF Green,
and the foaring mill of Gen. r. A. Banks, In
the county of Madison. In the latter mill
there was. lam told, large amount of wheat
and aour, which was of course destroyer
Many Of the negroes who were carried off by
the enemy contrived to effect their escape.
and have returned to their masters within
our lines.
The heavy firing heard here on Thursday
8 said to have been target firing by the enc
my IN Culpeper ccunty. A small force Of
the enemy's infantry crossed at Germanna
Ford on Friday night, but recroesed to Cul-.
peper on Saturday without engaging any of
our forceA Gcsmanna II tower ford, md
merely picketcdty our cavalry videttes.
To show you the spirit of the troops of
this army, have been requested to have
published the following, which has been sent
me from headquarters:
CAmP I5rH Va CAVALRY, }
/ Near Orange Court House.
Is. February, 1864 I
The undersigned, members Of co. B, Is n Va
cavalry, looking With profound contempt upon
the craven hearted croakers in or ont of ser
viHA nj IN f.. An.1
10 fly to the rescue of their country in the
hour of need and remain to defend her soil and
honor, without limit of tins or proviso of cir
oumstances, do hereby offer themselves to the
authorities of the Confederate States withou;
reserve az 70 time, arm Of service, or other re
strietione during this war while we nigh,
prefer cavalry service, AMI under ofiicsrs of our
own selection, We consider our duty frs. 80
Our country Ii personal Considerations
aud bind ourselves to hgh mounted or on foo,
in cavalry, artillery, infantry, or anywhere
on land or wAter-on full or half raiious, OF
such as the country can furnish-weil slad 0:
Dot-sO long as we can WELD veapi If an
sort, and Que Of the vile ho,d u can be fonud t.
"a &c hand agai ss cur h.g or dispute our
right to freedom aud sepa,ass nationality
Urged by no ieea sacred considerations than
the ''Sres OF TO- We also "p!edye our iivss,
oar fortunes, and our sacred honor" for con
pliance with above obligation or enlis, msnt.
For the information of all Yankeedom /
will mention that the raids have not inter
fered with the commissariat of the army, as
we had enough rations ON hand.
Iregret to inform your readers that Lieut.
Gen. A. z. Hill is quite sick, and incapaci.
tated for command. His corps is now COM
manded by Major-General Anderson.
Yesterday was the first day since Monday
that any Richmond papers were received,
and, as may be supposed, they created a
sens alton, especially DAhlgren's plans and
purposes. x.
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ADDITIONAL From THE NORTH.

THE UNITED STATES PRESIDENTIAL IN
BROo 10 IN THE CAEINET--TROUBLE
AHEAD.
The Nsw York HsraH has the following
article upon the divisions among the Presi-
Dental aspirants in that country: q
The scorching manifesto Of Senator Pom
eroy and lis committee against Abraham
Lincoln as candidate for another term, and
In favor Of Mr.. Chase for the succession,
threatens, from present appearances, = rYp
ture between the President and his ami
tious Secretary.
The spectacle of such q conflict for the
Presidency Ia certainly q new thing under
the sun, and somewhat discreditable wilhal
to the belligerents. Not one Of Mr.. LIN
coins predecessors, excepting, perhaps, that
have tolerated for another day the presence
of such q rival "a Mr.. Chase among his OH.
cial sub o.dinates after the discovery Of such
declaration of war a. this no quarter mani
fcsto Of Senator Pomer0y. We are not euf-
prised, therefore, 20 hear that the probabili-
ties Of o change or two In the Cabinet are
beginning to be discussed among politicians
at Washington. As between Ar. Lincoln
and Mr.. Chase, the Cabinet Is nova monde
script with two heads, aid 1t Is doubtful
which Il or will turn out to be the real mas
ter of the situAtion. There must be change
In the interval. or We may anticipate Cabl-
net crisis and blow up with the adjournment
Of the Republican National Convention.
Senator Pemer0y and his radical antiLln'
coin committee have given fair warning
that Mr.. Lincoln cannot be reelected; thai
If nominated certain influences win b<
brought to bear against linn which win in.
sure bis defeat In other words, the radical
Chase faction viii not accept Mr.. Lincoln Al
their candidate, but will combine with hil
enemies to defeat him, e nominated ovsl
the head OF Mr.. Chase. The radical Aboli
ton Border atate Convention which met n
Louisville the other. day closed its proceed
ings with . sst Of anti Lincoln resolutions
Wendell Phillips and his Abolition pIonoora
after turning and tNiating Old Ab6 in ever
poasihle way. give him up IN despair -
trimmer, tempofixer, . blundefsr. ends
bad balgais. Greeley and the Nsr Yosl
desires 70 shslvs Old Ahe = .quieely - pos
sible, 10 q not 70 distufb the poAcc OF tha
happy family. Bat only let NJ. DewArd an(
his good man Friday, Thutlo9 We6a, &,
tho experiment Of set of Lipeoln n0njnAt
ing rcsolutioue IN the New York LeklslAsuro
and they win SEQ the fur n.y. oenat6r Roms
roy thus Sp1Ak6 wlta the leading aboliticl
radicals. and with Ne1 Hoskakhk back. Il
dsnounciug the sAostee1nlnp of tll1 ABB
nd iu prohouncing soalnd4 Hin = : eandl
az Ios snote:r term. - .
strength itom vm1soas ognls Iaeblalo!le
bat while New York Al Qa1o 1tanA 6eal
aealnst him ~ 6ooetsg = insec11A ues
t6o nsatsS ssdoeaing Al0 1npa no1a oipn
Ltd Ray ~ euaisSesA NO. ~ Q1e 80
sen1t aA9pte0 = Henn111vonfA 8QA uol
l,anaeoa maneeee tAs ueoah0onQkA -
! LaCeo1sl1re q Aak 6tafe - ~ eetee4 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

YIyAHrFD--A Teacher IL desfe 70 employ q fc-
w male Teacher for my children. She must be
eompe;eut 10 teach the usual English bran ches
Lsuu and music. Salary, $3.50 for session oi ten
monlhs and board, washing, &C, furnished Apply
70 pr Il tsbell, of Richmond, TO the subscriber
at Abingdon, Va VIM BETS.
IA 0SaDdfts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09
Oss!cE os rHs JAS RIVER AND KA 90,

Richmond, March I, 1854.
WANTED HANDS The James River and Kama
w wha company wish 20 hire Q number Of saves
fs the balance CT this year, 10 be employed on the
repairs Of the canal.
Application may be made 70 L Chnn, Sup't, at
Richmond; J Harris, SGp't, HoIcombs' g Rock
Bedford; A Michaes, Supt, Buchanan or to the TN.
ders.gned al this office.
NIB 4 e0dlY w NUNFCfD, Sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09
. N0N YARDS 4 I Brown Sheeting
LANNUl lunl passla & hruMn anir.ic1

> nm YARDS Beown shse.ing
ZsUJJ 1000 yards 8 brown snir:icg
l.ou yards q brown drills
1909 yards x Drown shrting
Sto dC2.u Ciafk's best f9oo yards) spool cot
ton
200 lha white shoe thread.
100 los gill thread
90 ladies' cJrsets
lOy gross bone 81 'pender buttons
! to dez English pins, 80 600 needles
: % doz ladies' tuck combs, q very scarce aF'
lcle
ido COZ nne combs, tooth brushes
'Co Ids prime bac,p, cured with Liverpool
salt
ioo pairs best No 10 cotton cards
iVo pairs No wool cards
4oo pairs ladies' aud gents shoes
oo grosa matches, rice, copperas
soap and Can lies, extract loewood
For sale by WIN POLK 5S Main s,reet.
NIB 8 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

,"o'GE Wines, Liquors, Sc
~ Old Madeira wine
Uid London Dock brandy
oid Bourbon whiskey
Oid mountain whiskry
Old Eagish cheese
Old English pickles
lure ,,. Durham mustard, in n and i ID cans
Fine brown sugar
Crushed sugar
Sublime salad oil
safdlnes, In y boxes, &C.
7eeeiVing and for sale by
mho -, l. YERBY, S south l2lh st,
Between Main and Cary.
RRIEc
~ . eos sups-ior molasses
40 do vinegar
40 dried apples
90 neross rice superior
70 rsams Wrapping paper
~ sacks black-sys peas
~ d, mixed 30
sodzn buckets
~ do brooms
% psds eotton yarns
?oass Lish potatoes
0 Kegs apple bultsr
Blseking, Tobacco, shoas h..
nhr McADAh, WIGHTMAN k co,
---- ----o. lSth street, near Cary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

'osaccO and Rr.udy.-
~ poxes sveet black tobacco
3" 20 Hdasell Kobinssn's lO,s
~ 90 Lyops's los
w 90 Onoadago i0's ~
=" mAnuf.csored befose the var, and well
sWeetsped -
An ~ oon Old apple brandy.
tn ~. 0onsignment, with instsucttnns 70 close
nh Apply 70 A BALDWIN & GO.
18Th st. bss Main ard CAIy
1nus -An persons tadebIod 10 3 are Re
tkn sgecuaiiy requested 70 come sosuasd and sst
sb.n accounts On Or before the 2ssh iAss After
~, pms o.. sheoid currency VIII. ma % reeetssa.
xc~~--Ms 3 pAR0A4lN, Jr.
4 isnDzzz0 as1;;:i:-l 5@.ss: l:.as =;
H. Inns - sgainst this Hospital, noe due, ore no
d. :, n1 , thsy mua collect theW beeose the 2otb
pr.ss.A Aassa. PAstias h0idiDg my ekAc1m Wiil 1tSo
ms 3 sesn fos peyDeot % = b610se shat date
SS-i0 MocAW. buFgeoG.
MAkuSAJIbk1O I6sasce -S00 1ocSas0 3,
HA aax ioea1eo, eunhraetnG ~ Soun16, nvee
1T;~1' = ~; 6SSi i1tEis e1s s q 8. =
4 +
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ANrED-An 0verseer, TO take charge Of .
~ farm e.x mills from Ashland, 10 Hanover
county Apply by letter or IN ,erson TO
MEs LUCY CRENsHAW,
mhs-st. Ashland O, Hanover co Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

w A G LANE,
Surgeon ia charge Wincsr Hospital.
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WANTED-A good 0unsmitn He must come
" wtli recommended. Apply at the State Ar
nory, corner OF 7th and Cary streets, Richmond.
JH SHRIVER.
NH st Chief of Ordnance Of Virginia.
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PIfDsosT RAlLEoAD, CHIEF ENa IS OYEiosl
Danvills, February l6, I:64
JIYANTED Csrpantsrs.-I wish to hire by the
w month, ffty good negro carpenters AID hswers.
Wages SO Per mon th and ratiops souad.
EDMUND MYERS,
Captain and Chief Eng'r.
WANrBD-20 good cart mules are needed on this
woIk and will hire them for two months q ,
sas mouth and feed them or purchase at tbs market
rates Apply at this Once.
EDMUND D MYERS,
f. iQ-snfqv Cant and Chief Engineer.
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A ANfED- To hire Wednesday evening Of earl
w week, o good Saddle Horse, for which fail
price Will be paid Apply 3. tho Park Houss, cor
.uer VI Broad and 9th sts, immediately. NH 7-3tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

vayANrED "A cook, washer and ironsr Of good
w ehsI sctes can obtain Q good home by caiius
at the fur iture store on Franklin 1t, near 18th.
NH 6-2i- J GUSSEN.
WAsTED-Aii dead animals.- Pereess having
w sucb can have them removed et once and get
highest price for them Leave notice ut STAFF stables
On Cary st opposite CID gas works. or at McKsnly's
smith shop, On Frankio street. near lst Market, OF
A. Mite Works, Or al N and N Bureau.
ANDREW MULLER,
s.d-eodlm Nitre Works.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

Ty,ANTED- -Board, for two young ladies', on the
w Danviie or southern Railroads, twenty or
thirty miles from Richmond, eonysnisnt s To some e
= ~ .,.,tns terms NH H-2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-09

Il ANTED-Scrsp Iron! The highest market
v. price paid. scrsp Iron wanted at the Rich.
uosd Stove Works, corner OF Cary and 10th streets
kl9-26tA ASA SNYDER.
WANTED No 1 farm hand, . man Of good
" character, who thoroughly understands his
duuas Apply to NJ PILCAER,
ub 7--3t' Tredagar Iron Works.
Nv ANfGD-6our or spoilt Flour. Apply Al $50
GAfr ct v1s Or
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1YaYrED-A Nouider, TO take charge OF fOun
w g,r IN the Valley. A man not liable 10 mill
,sy ,cr,ice preferred. Liberai inducements vii
hs given. Apply 10 CARRIER, Gary 81.
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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-30
WP AR G3ARRsS
On the Square, Three Doors from Steele's Hotel,l
WILK t t-SBARRIG. PA
EYE AND EAR INFIMARY.

On the Square, Three Doors from Steele's Hotel,l
WILK t.SBARRE. PA.
THIS INSTITUTION is now opened and fur
/ nishe ed in the most costly style. Reception,
Private and 0per ting Rooms are large, convenient
and we'll adopted The Surgical apartment contains
the finest collection of instruments IN the country
and th us his faculties will enable him to meet any
and all emergencies in practice. lie will operate
1pon all the various forms of BLIEDNESS. Cata.
ract 0celuon of the Pupil, Cross Ey.s Closure of
the Tear Ducta, Inversion of the Eyelils Pterygium
&c &c. And will treat all forms of Sores, Eye
iranulal Lids. Opaceties of the C0rnea, and Scref
slous diseases of the Eye together with all the dis
eases to which the Eye subject.
DEAFN NESS-Wiil treat all the diseases common
10 the organ Discharges from the Ear, Noises in
the Ear Catarrh, difficulty OF hearing, total Deaf
ness even where the Drum is destroyed VIII IN
sert an artificial one answering nearly all the pur-
poses of the natural. .
common to the Throat and Nose will be treated.
GENERAL SURGERY.-He will operate upon
Club feet, Hair Lip, Cleft Palate, Tumors, Cancers
Enlarged Tencils, &c. Plastic operations by heal
ing new flesh into deformed parts and general Sur
gery of whatever charac er it may present.
HERNIA (er RUPEURE) He will pcrfrom 81 La
5as operation for the radical (complrte) cure Of
Hernia, this is u1questionably perfect cure, and
is done with little or no pain. Out OF many hun
dred operated upon in Boston there has b.en no
failures, it having met the perfect appreciation of
all who have submitted to it.
ARTIFICIAL EYES-Will insert artificial Eyes
giving them the motion ami expression of the natur-
al They are inserted with the least pain,
HED0RRHOLDL, (Pies) This troublesome dis
ease is readily cured, Those suffering from it will
do we'll to call
DIR Up De Graft visits Wilkes Barre with view
of building up rmanent Institute for the treat
ment of the Eye Ear and General Surgery. The
experience Of more than quarter Of "a century in
Hospital and general practice, he hopes, will be q
uficient guarantee to those who may be disposed
slnploy him,
Mi Q 1861
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TUITION,
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THE
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Fashion Magazine OF the W Orld.
LITERATURE, FINE ARTS, AND FASHIONS.
The most magnificent Steel cngravings. DOUBLE
subject that can interest ladies' Crochet knitting
Parior, BOudDir' and the kitchcn. Everything, in
fact, to make COMPLETE LADY's Book.
THE ADTES'FATORITE FOR 50 YEARS.
No Magazine has been able to complete wish it
None attempt it, )
GODEY'.S RECEIPTS
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ale worth the price ofthe Book,
Model Cottages (no other NJ gazne gives them)
with diagrams.
DRAWING LESSONS FOR THE YOUNG
Another specially with Cooley
ORIGINAL MUSIC, worth 50 a year, Other
Magazines publish oi worn- out Music but the sub
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Gardening for Ladies, Another popularity
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Fashions from Messrs, A T. Stewart & Co., of New
York, the Millionaire merchants. appear in Cooley,
the only Magazine that has them.
Also, Fashions from the celebrated Brodie, of New
York.
Ladies' Bonnets We give more of them in year
than any other NJ gazue. In fact, the In ly,s Book
enables every lady to be her own bonnet maker.
MARION IIARLAND,
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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EXTHEREAS, the Hon. NM ELWELL. Pres
w dent Judge of the Court of Common Pleas amp
Court OF General Quarter Sessions Of the Peace and
the President Justice Of the Court of oyer and Ter
minor and General Jail Delivery for the trial of cap
ta and other offences for the twenty-Sixth Judicial
District of PENN ~ :. Roberts, and n. H. Wells, Esqs
Associate Judges Of the Court of Common Pleas and
General Quarter Sessions of the Peace. and ASsoci-
ate Justices of Oyer and Terniuer and General Jail
Delivery of the County of Wyoming, hare by their
precept to me directed, ordered
4 GENERAL COURT OF OYER AND TERAfINER
AND GENERAL JAIL DELIVERY,
to be held at Tunkhannock on Monday the l2st day
November A, D., 1864.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Coroner, all
Justices Of the Peace and Consables within the Coun
ty of Wyoming that they be and appear in their pro-
per persons at the time and place above mentioned,
with their rolls, records, inqusitions examinations,
recognizances and other remembrances to do those
things which to their Offices in that behallresPcctiyc
Iy belong.
Notice is also given that those who arc bound by
reeognizanees TO prosecute the prisoners that
shall be in the jail of Wyoming County thatthcy be
hen and there TO prosecute them ~ shall be Just
AHIRA GAY
Sheriff.
Sherif's Office,
Tunkhannock Nov. %, 1864
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PARTICULAR TICE

Of Bitters PIT up in quart Bottles. com Doundsd of
ne cheapest lcIisbey or on rum costing from
~ 70 ~ cenLs per gaoR The taste disguised 6y Inise
or CorjGnder Seed. ''''o
This class Of Buters has caused and 1riu continue
u cause as long as they be s0ld hundreds 10 die
lie deah Of the dTunkard By heir use the svste,n
Is kePt continually under the influence of Alcoholic
Stimuia"i5 gt The trorst hjnd tie desire for Liouor
IS created a'a Kept 17, and the result IS aHthe hor-
r0r@ otte"caht upon q drl2tkardS and de lth
For Liose lrio desire and will have n I;ovo,.
BHters, l-s FplList he. .foliocing receipt Get one
Bottle Eo0!iaHd's German Bitters and mir
nth Three Quarts Of Good Brandy or Vhfs-
Key, and tbe result .cW be preparation that ,ciU
iaF SActi ia medicinal Uirtues and true ercelence
any ot tie numerous Liquor Bilters in the market
and 1cH cost much less. You 11Y hare oil the
rirtues Of Honfiand's Bitters in connection ,rifh
a good Grt!eIs Of Liquor, ct much less price han
these interior preparations riU cost pou.