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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-17

RY J. @. MCGUIRE CO..
AUCTI0NEERa
, LANCE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF RIF
OANL PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS N The ists.t and
M 1 nv styles, designs and bindlngu hold.
~ h hfvn :. 70 70 20 pictures each. Also
iuHn9,t.o9gragh Frames, Stationery,
n m,iting rap per- Envelopes, Blank Books,
FAMILY Bibles protestant and C.tbolic sdition.
Fine Silver Plated Ware, Cutler 'N'''""''
Gold Jewelry, Gold and silver Hneil C.s..-
Asplendid assortment Of FOREIGN Sea ahelI, and
an Immense variety Of Fancy Goods this Ivien
nh5DAnl evening, Al 6II O'Clock, ana to-morroy
!IhuhsDAfl morning, At 10 O'Clock, and even.
ing, Az eHi AZ our Sales Room, corner Of d and
ienth sIeeu. J. @. MCGUIRE Co,
IeOio-S. Auotioneers
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-17

u Y W. L. WALL O.
- AuCTIONKERs
HORSE AND CARNAGE BAZAAk
AND RkPosITORY,
Expressly for the
SALE OF HORSES, CAhRIAGES STOCK 4,
% LOUISIANA AVENUE,
DeWsen ninth And Tenth sta, Washington.
AUCTION SALES EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND sATURDaI
CASH ADVANCED ON COMPONENT
STORAGE FOR CAkRIAGEs.
HORSES, CARRIAGES. Ae.,
Received for Private sale.
je1-d W. L. WALL a CO., Austa.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-17

Second week OF the successful engagement
of
Mr.. J. RUsHToN, the Unrivalled CLOG DANCER
Mr.. J. RusHToN, the UnrivalIed CLOG DANCER
The New York herald., 1864-05-27
Police Intelligence.

DEADLY ASSAULT on A Por1cE oFrrcER-TIE - DASosa-
orsLY srAnnEp Wednesday night, shortly before
twelve o'clock olcer Cornelius Murphy, Of tho Four
ecnth precinct. duty 10 Canal street. Mott,
be had occasion Thomas Godfrey, harness
maker, for disordery contuct The prisoner, who was
much intoxicated resed, and declared he would not
block or two, when he drew a knife and stabbed
officer Murphy In tho lett thigh, irrictins very
dangerous wound. Godfrey then renewed hts struggle
With the policeman, and, breaking loose from hlm
away. The alarm sounded and after proceed
two or three blocks officer Mcrade, Of the same precinct
ovchaued Godfrey and took him TO the station house,
where he was locked up Tho fr'erds OF the wounded
Official conveyed hin 70 the New YORK Hospital Justice
Iombs, 70 await the result q Murphy injuries Tho
prisoner married man and lives al NO 20 chsyshs
street
suoor,yc ARRAY puwEy Bouvr BRoKrRs.-Thc re-
crujn, oce no II state yesterday the sceno
Of cous dcrab'e excitement, o. ing 10 collision between
to tosnty brokers named chael anrohan and Malcom
wallace. u appears ihtt iney ossans oao nvoneu .s
when anrohan produced revolver nod tred At wallace,
the bullet .alns eeet - DE- arm & ae ,ny ss sh
Frs, precinct the and, learning The facts OF the
case 10 arrested Hanrohan. Justice Hosau committed
tbe prisoner . the TomGs Tor examination, on charge
OF shootiug Win uieat 70 kin Wallace, who lives at ali
Fast Twcuty .f4urlh street, Is under treatment In The
New York Hospital ...t4tH
ruF rtsgr cAss USDER rHs Ntw ENLISTMENT Acr.-Mr.
Thomas Mcpousa Of 223 West Hcnston street, recently
appeared before Justice Ledwth snd entered complaint
sgans, Jesse Barber, Pc,cr McDermott-snd William r.
godfrey charging them VIII violating The new = enlist
Tho complainant makes oath that his brother, Fraukn
McDougal, was taken TO Tamnany Hall by ths de-
fcndants, and there examined by surgeon, aiter
which he was removed 10 Boston and enlisted
IN the sixteenth Massachusetts heavy artillery Ihis
step the psrt Of the accused parties IN VIOLATION Of
chapter two Of the act 10 amend the act promote en-
istment in the service OF the United States the thd
section OF which provides that shall be unlawful Tor any
snv other state under penalty Of 81 900 nns or Inn
wsoument, " BOTH The persons complained o. .ere 6e
ssoh 10 cuswsr This said 70 be the nrss eass who's
hsn occurred under the new Aw.
The New York herald., 1864-05-27

The United States steam transpor, Liberty, Captain
wilson, from New Orleans May 10, and Ave days aud
nineteen hours from Pensacola, with passengers, malls
cotton arrived at this port yesterday morning,
The Liberty detained twenty hours by the fog OF
Sandy Hook She brings a number Of passengers. In
cludng the Second United States artillery who were
stationed At Fort Pckens and Barrancas for three
years. Es
Tho following is list OF her passengers
Captain Frank II. Learned commanding Second United
States artillery Captain snaly and wife, second
United States artillery Ca plain f. Boyd, o. II Bentley,
George E. Jones' A. NJ Franklin o. NJ rton. L. Powere.
Lieutenant L. Martin G. Bowen Mr.. Martin Mr. ONtal,
Mr. Moore Captain Baxter Lieutenant Clinton. Captan
Wair Lieutenant Landis E Cromwell r. Marble and wife,
r X. Dillon, H. spsars-apd one hundred and ten in the
steerage.
The New York herald., 1864-05-27
Emancipation IN Louisiana.
from tho New Orleans Era. Nav 1917

The Constitutional Convention OF Louisiana passed the
Emancipation act yesterday by large majority. Tho
act as finally passed, contains two articles, foows.
We the people OF the State OF Louisiana convention
assembled. do hereby declare and ordain follows.
Sec. l. Slavery and inv vountary servitude. except .
punishment for crme whereof the party shall have been
duly convicted, hereby forever abolished and pro-
hibted throughout tho State 1at
Sec. q The Legislature shall make no law recognising
the right of property In man.
SALUTE NOR OF THE EVENT.
AZ precisely yesterday the deep boom Of cannon
attracted large of people to the foot Of Canal
street. where per announcement in the Era, salute
honor OF tho abolition Of slavery this state
by the Cons ttutonal Convention.
The salute which ordered by Governor Hahn .con-
sisted OF thirty i've guns and nred by the Fifteenth
Massachusetts battery, Captain Pearson commanding.
The New York herald., 1864-05-27
Reported Capture Of the United states
Gunboats Granite CIsy and wave.

Our Now Orleans correspondent stated . few days
that report had reached that place to the effect
that the gunboa Granite City and the roncad Wave
had been surprised and captured Sabine Pass Texas
At the date Of his writing details had beon received,
and were inclined think that possibly II only
rebel oanard. We were aware, however, that small
expedition had been planned to capture lot Of cotton in
that vicinity. We now have what seems 10 be oon1r
nation OF the affair. II telegram TO the Richmond
papers dated "Mobe, May IL, 1884. The ironcIad gun
boat Granite City, gunboat No. 49, aud transport
captured BY the Confcdsraes Sabine Pass the 9th
instant" s
The rebels are mistaken 10 reference to the Granite
City being iron-cad. She Ii iron side wheel
steamer captured the 22d Of March, 1858, at sea- BY
the United states steamer Tioga She was seat 10 New
York. nnd was httcd out gunboat. She sailed from
The Brooklyn Navy Yard the 27ih OF July 1885, and
joined the West Gulf bccksdng squadron The following
is list OF her oficers-
Act;rg Aasier Comnaading-c W. Lamson.
dcring AZ istaRt Surgsoa-E G. Vermuien.
&c ~ AssisaM Pay1acsfr-John Reed.
Acting Hastr-A. II. Atkinson.
Acting 1aser's Edta-r. H. Marshall, }. l. Ashmead,
Fngiaesrs-Acting Second Assistant 8. Greene Act
Ing Third Assistants, d. scbryyor, j. H. Rollins, r. H.
Paymaster's Clerl--H. n. Farng.
Her was made up from the paroed and exchanged
crew OF tho Inflated guDb1ai IIateras, which was sunk
or CAVE stcn by the rebel priyaleer Alabama.
Tho wave No. Is, as the rebels call her. was one OF
Admiral Porers ggnboats originally, ana was protected
by slight iron protect her crew from rinemen.
She pat In commss On at New Orleans on the I'd Of
April 1904 The folio ing s list OF her ofncsrs--
Aciing roiur;eer Lieu,enan!-B W. Lorlng.
Acting ASSISTANT Poynidser-Aired q. Lathrop.
Aciin5 EnsVns-F. J. Latham. reter Howard, william
/, Mslcp.
Acting Masters Ndte--Cnas. Cameron.
Erointe,-rirsi Assistant, John Thomrson; Second
Assistant, NJ r. Fitzpatrick; Third Assistants, John
Rodgers, W. II. Wilson.
Idymdstey's Cferk-Chares III. Grace.
The New York herald., 1864-05-27
NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.

CAIRO, May IS, 1904
New Orleans dates OF tho 10Th are received.
There is news Of importance.
Tho demand for cotton Is spirited, bu. only limited
amount onering sales GOO bales. at Tic TIC for ord
nary TO good, SOC. S2c for low middins and SIC.
Soc. for middling.
There is some inquiry for sugar and molaSses, sales
100 hhds sugar inferior. 16c fully fair, 2oc $50 bbis
moasses Coo soc for inferior 10 good; old and new
fair There s quantity Of sugar sale, but little
molasses
The New York herald., 1864-05-27
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
From the Richmond Enquirer, May 20 ]
pDnA rms coryru cvnQ

FROM THE bOUTH side.
The enemy engaged on yesterday in shenR at onP
position the james, from their gnnboats In Dutch
Bend three or fonr miles below Drury's Bluff. Some
heavy metal thrown about miscellancorsly but 10
no PURPOSE The Smelling continued nearly oil day, a
great deal Of noise was made. but nobody hurt The
land forces OF the enemy s yipg behind their
tihcations. In their precpitate fight Monday they
left any number OF spades picks and other digging mato.
RIAL which troops have tunoi to good purpose since
then The revived yesterday that portions
this force crossing TO the north sde no Official
Information has been received % that effect
The New York herald., 1864-05-27
SHER MAN!
Report that Atlanta,
Ga, is Thanked,
&c., &C., &c.

LOUISVILLE, May 20, 1864.
Yesterdays Nashville linton says that General
Sherman has 1anled Atlanta on the west, taking
the road to Dallas and Paulding. The Union has
no particulars Of the movement E
The New York herald., 1864-05-27

rlrrs Bot FATALLY BURNED Coroner c0i'n y,'s..
day bold an inquest At 25fK Rleccscr s'ree' ~ -,
!. o.A.,a striker ule boy three years or sse, 80
- s.as hr,ned 10 death BY his cR5t1e~ - ~. ,,v
rlss,ns with matches last Monday svsnin@
rrans,.red a verdict OF accidental dsstp
The New York herald., 1864-05-27

this morning They srrived hero Nonday morning In
the steamer DamoDd, since which time they have been
10 the front and inspected the dc and operations
along lines.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-22

they most dread; so the comments on the r,p,rts
OF sherman new campaign are a measure Of tbe
aiaim Win which It is viewed. Aside from its
IostiNc military Tpsults, conceive the effect upon
the Georgia aud Carolina troops Of learning tbat
IneH states and their houses are invaded, over
run, Su9lugaied, and proyed upon by an unop-
iVII,u OnuSd states army. sherman is reported
70 have said he bad penetrated the she'll ef the
hencihonl aud that beyond il there was nothing
10 hihdor bis msrching where he pleased.
Mueh tnC Southern people once izs this
iuct, With what feelings WI they view that rcbcl.
nous military power which has promised them
absolute protection The Rebellion, like many
tholhtr power. Is strong because /, l. believed %
he strong. But when from this population Of the
interior which had counted on immunity from
the dts"'auon Of war, their iOlles are rudcly
torn away, they, and they who had shared in
tuelr utusiou, must be- OF a far different turn OF
mlnu respecting a reconstruction of that Onion
whose power they thus learn to respect. Il seems
70 us ma, the results that may hg hoped from this
tNpedinun OF sherman CaunOt we'll b estimated
too highly.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-22

I ADIEe'' FANCY FUR@.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-22

fCaily Policies will be is0ued for Premium VI
FIVE IOELARg,
granting insurance TO the amount OF
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
against accidental loss Of e while travelling by any put
lie conveyance.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-22
AUCTION SALES.
SALE on CONDEMNPD Mi7iTs

SALE OF CONDEMNED MULES.
Nhthl " AETEBNAsTEn's OFFICE, !
~ DiruT uI WAsHtNGruS, )
WIN D.. y, " NshiNotoS d. c., November 2t, tact \
Obsci vato1y In the City OF Washnrfon IA ~ - xs ~
pAl NcNenhet 2S, 1854, a lotofMULEs conismnei AZ
untf for public service. '''i'o' ~
Sale 60 Cumucncc at 10 O'Clock NJ
Ttrms-Casht iu Government funds
BrsadIcr General aud Chiof onarterma.,,r
III I-"t Depot OF Washington, Il. G.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-22

'0AL AT CosT-S75O PER ToN.-THR
- - -, Ionsui9ers i % Mutual Coal Company Inc,rporated
uvyI tlv oSe9,iai Mining Law Of the state OF Penu-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-22
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or ASSISTANT QUARTFRMIs-
~ Ter Military Di., ct of rhnadephis. no. iios
0lRABD Street, November is8i -
sealed Proposals VIII be tees. yea at this once untH
goh OF mONDAl 18Th instant f0r tn erection and
ketioh Of additional Iamo buildings az Me- lean United
s's niiy uei,fa G Hospital in conformity 10 ia7s and
.pttnchtons M tte office Of JOHN NEAR rHlTF. Jr,,
A. chttcct. No. 900 5. SIXTH Rtrcet hONi 80
lropubns must state the Shortest tr,o ,oo,rod A., -.
y f % W. VA % ag nu'i be made upon the regua- forms
The United states reserves tie riybt 10 rec an ria.
oetmtd Incompatible with It, iniofests = ~
V,,-. ALBERT s. AsHMFAD
Captain and A. q. n.
IlEPARTMhNT OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS.
- once, g. W. corner WALNUT and TifTH stres,s -
Nnr,c,iI ~ ~ ~ LtlltA, November 81, 1884.
es' Ses'd PROPOSALS viii BE- received al this nice until
W 'CcS % ~ NJ on Monday The 2sth asani for the rS ling
TeveniG i ynN arg, the following streets, viz
sr,ois MGrNine, Twelfth, Camac, and Thirteenth
, lrot herks u Lancaster street and Lanoastsr
~ rom Eleventh o. Thirteenth steet In tbc T,sensy
nSlu Ahu ~ bidders may be present. al the Time ana
49, n.y. nenuoed when tho propo sals viii he opened
so o 'pc ac MVrI swdcd g te lowest bidder and he does
witloruwn. VI" pe aoonsioesee
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-22
DRY GOODS.
110 PRICE X WOOD. no
NORTH NINTH STREET,
ABOVE ARCH
DRY GOODS.

SLINS, MJ.NIINS.
BEST MAKES BLEACHED MUsIINs.
william. vile, wsm,utta, New York Nrus. Ho,o,ron.
To resdale. Hglowa ais Home Ballow and Homes '''
l1q.wide Blgachod Muslin At 50 cents, worth 6ls
Good Bleach, Muslin l7'. cent, rcr ward
R9i'ac ta TlslG. iO g., q, 30, 3d. aud % cents.
~ btached Gud Onblcsclrt Musius.
ECst makes bioachcd aud uubIrachcd Canton rlnucls
Heavy All Wool snagcr Fauuel, s, Carts ~ ''''''
sid-"ide shaker Flannel uno quality ST. SIP per
nowet Faunols. %, Gl5 Ga, and 10 cents per yardi
Etdan Grey Iwi. cd Fauncls.
ard. 'N'' " ''"' I''
H,cavy Russia Crash = 20 90 and IS ccntspcr yard
,'esi .i R qualify Al American D.aiacs and Chintzcs,
Laoics and Gents Mcrno ycss, all sizes
Si, Y's srS55 Meh2 sn'J ys ana b5}%e cS1ra s5s,
one lot viqc B,aes bonnet i6bon, s. cents por yard
prices ~ ''' '''S ""''' ""'"''
Ar large osiortm.n, Of Ladies', and Gent, Gloves.
Ladies ana Cmldrcu's Hoods, sontass ana cloak'.
ANEWLOT OF BLACK LACE Wells.
LADIES AND GENTS LINEN CAMBRIC
HANDKERCHIEF5
one lot Of LadiOS Marked Handkerchief from Auction,
One lot Of Ladies scoloped H,ndAerchlcrs from Auc-
GENTS NECK TIES, SHIRT FRONTS, AND
SUsPENDERS.
PRICE & WOOD,
NO. 1I3 N. NINTH street,
ABOvE ARCH
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-26

BY order Of Capt. Hoy,, acting Mayor
Of New Orleans, the inscription which We
give below has been cut into the base Of
the trorze statue o. HENRY CLAY in
that city. II was taken from Mr.. Clsy's
speech, delivered before the American
Colonization Society, at Washington,
January 20, 1877:
'If | could be instrumental 10 eradca-
ting this deepest stain, slavery, from the
character Of our country, and removing
all cause Of reproach on account cf it. |
would not exchange the proud satisfaction
which | should erjay, for the honor Of
all tho triumphs ever decrc.d the most
suecessful corqneror."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-26

BvGs.-As the season Of bugs spP'oa:b-
c., il will be we'll to bear in mind tbs ad
vice Of the Il" Couoiry Gentleman" Per
sons cot desirou. OF being carried out Of
the world by bugs, will be glad to learn
that 'bey can't stand bot alum water.
Take two pounds of alum, bruise it, aud
reduce it to powder; dissolve i. in three
quarts of water let i. remain in Q warm
place MI the alum is dissolved. The alum
water is to be applied bot BY means Of a
brush to every joint aud crevice. Bruh
the creviees In the a,or Of the places,
vbirewssh the ceiling, putting 10 plenty
Of alum, and there win be al end to their
dropping thence.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-26

JoHS BANKS Of Reading, died sudden
ly last month. He was at one time a
vcry prominent Wbig politician in this
State, having represented one Of the
Western districts in Congress. In 1911
he was the Wing candidate for Governor
against Porter, aud in lS47 was elected
State Treasurer. He was q native OF
Jrui1'a county, and wss popularity known
o, " Honest John Banks" He has prac-
tcad law in Reading for over twenty
ycsrs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-26

NEAT REToRr-"W hen superior race
Ike ours" said one OF the chivslry the
other day to modes. looking Federal
soldier, a" comes in contact with au inferior
race, like the piggers, what do you think
will be the result!
81 guess the contrast must result in
big crop of mus;toes in your State, judg-
in, from the complexion of good many
Of YOUR people" retorted the soldier.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-26

A ptilosophic and self.pcssessed ship
c.ptaiD wos passing through church gard
at midnight when sheet ghost rose up
behiud onbs;ono, and approached him
with menacing gestures. Tho ancient
mariner cool!y raised bis stick and give
him crack over the head asking him
"xba, be meant by being out Of his grave
at so late an hour -
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-26

HARTLEroS, Union Co., Nov. 81, 1863
Dear Sir My liver and stomach so badly diseased
that all who s-en me up Doctors and all but
continurd to tab" meiiciu. and il cur-d aud
now am well. know = number iu my neig bo rhood
that had lung ard liver complaints that cured by
your medicine. As life issweet, would advise all who
afflicted with disease to give you u calf and life
and money. Yours truly, JOHN GOODLANDER.
HARrLgroS, Union Co, Nov. 20, 1863.
Dear Sir: afflicted with rheumatism for IN
Der of years. and was cured BY your medicine. /
not able TO leave my bed when commenced taking your
valuable medicine, and l had been attended by two
other physicians Yours truly, JOSEPH MILLER.
LAuRZlroS, Union Co Nov Il. 1868.
DR.. :. ii. Knight: Dear Sir-I afflicted with
Rheumatism; could not walk step. and bottles
OF your valuable medicine cured me in short time.
sdrse all no afflicted with this disease apply to
you aud get cured. Yours truly, J. BROCSE.
HARTLEY. Union Co. Nov Is. 1868.
Or. 5. II. Knight Dear sir-I send you this state
ment in order to benefit suffering humanity. My wife
lay long tmr with pon. and her lf.
cry was given up hy all was sdy.d try other
icinr. or doctors continue 18th treatment your
medicine cu-rd her; she il we'll would advise all
~h" afflicted with lung and live disease to go you
or send for you get medicine, life and
money. tlo2'l Yours r-sp'y, JOHN CALLER
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-26
Administrators Notice.

w tie estate Of JOHN P. DEIBERr, de.
ceased, late Of White Deer township. Union
County. have been granted TO the subscriber,
bv the Register of said county. IN due form !;
all persons indebted to said estate are reques-
ed 10 make payment, and those having claims
against the same Will present them duly
authenticated for settlement. to
JAMES MARSHALL, administrator
White Deer. Feb n. 1854
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-26

4 Mr.. Ii ffenderfer, agent of,be Lack
savanna and Bloom sturgrai!road CON pany
w,s last week knocked from the upper
ph rf at Northumberland, by coal train,
falling some twenty-five feet, aud seriously
irjurins his back ard shoulders. He is
recovering from bis rj1ries.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-26

The new tVo-cent piece which has been
RECOMMENDED for the sanction Of Congress
resembles, as much as anything can gold
coin. On one side there is a wreath of
wheat. in the centre Of which is stamped
- cents" and around which are the words
UHi'ei States Of Amesisi" Ga the
other eide there is shield of liberty,
bearing the words d" q ID our trust"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-26
J.NEwTON BROWN, PbiladeIphia.
From the Pistor of De {

From the Pistor Of De Gnma"tgrn Brp'st church.
Dr. c. ". Jackson-Desr Sir: Personal experience
b.s that regard the German Bitters prepared
by you a most excellent medicine In Of a
cold and general debility, have been greatly
b-need by the of the bitters and doubt not that
they i'll produce similar effects on others.
Yours truly, WARREN RANDOLPH.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-26

The subscriptions to the new 10 40
loan already amount to about thirty. four
millions, although the bonds bavs not
been in market more than q month.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-26

From the Pastor ef Hsiding ". E. church, P'i'ada
DR. Jacksou-Dear Sir: Having used your German
Bitters in my family frequently, am prepared to say
has been of great vice. believe that IN most
of general debility OF the SYSTEM it is the safest
and most valuable remedy OF which have asy kno~l
edge. Yours respectfully, J. H. IuRNEk.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-26

From The former Pastor of the Tlunbns IN y) and
Miestooa (Id.) BIpia churches.
NEw ROCHELLE, NY
Or c. NJ Jsckson-Dear Sir feel ita pleasure thus.
of Accord bear testimony to the exrrllenr. of
the Germau Bitters. Some years since being much
afflicted with Dyspepsia, used them with very beneficial
results. / have often recommended them to persons
eneblrd BY that tnrmenting disc aud have heard
them the most rattsrin testimonials it,
value. In Of general debility, believe it is a
tonic that not be surpassed. JOHN NJ LYONS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-26
Pcacc---Peace!

DEAR friends and kind pa;ro,s from country and town
~ We've New hoods tor yon since prices down,
Then give your attention, and .. Z OF your care,
Aud Dry Goods and other bne ware.
We've Beregps and Challies. and Satin Duchenes,
And Cham mbrays and tngh aud finr Wool DeLaines
We've Popiins and Mohsirs. and Prints for YOU all
Such ~s spragues aud CochecO : ust give US call
We've Nuslins and She-inys- from to TWELVE cents
wrys stockings for ladies and tialf Hose for cents;
M-ve Cloths a. all prices, for busters and coats.
We've ready made Clothing as cheap as u. stokes.
We've Cane Hoops and Corsets and Crinoline skirts.
And Denim. ani ch-ckinxs for drawers and shirts,
wevr Shirt Fronts and Collars for men and for bows
We've shakers for ladies, but dom. deal in toys
we'v. pilCiothrs and Carpets IN cover your floor
We've Shai-s for windows AMI Rncs fr YOUR door
We've buckets and Baskets ami Rubhrrs Of zinc,
We've Sugars and Collector PRoDUcE or CHISK.
We've Brushes ard Kettles. all kinds of oueeuswAr
60 cat and anime er. buying elsewhere;
You'll hud Us Market street, center of town.
At suELLER'S Old St-nd- Il. FL ABE ER0WN.
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Each charge of the 20-iuch quo recent.
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cost Of the gur will be abou, $4,000.