Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1862, Page 4

dhe ln THE EVENING STAR HORRIBLE OUTRAGE AND wUnvER. Egeitement at Denton, Md.— The Merderer wm by w Mob—His Body tut to Piece< {Correspondence of the Baltimore American.) Dextos, CanoLisy County, Md., Ne Our county for several days past ins beer se@Re of the wildest excit ment. “The most fearinmi pessions of a portion of our citizens Baye been unloosed, and the spirit of mot violence bs its worst ne ae era itwelt amongst iaw-abiding and loys! citizen: The causes which have oe sara upon the pudtic mind, and caused our hitherto «ai-t and oe agg ritizens to tuke the law into theit owt =, ares y these: On Wedner: last, & most brutal murder was perpetrated upon the person of a little cirl, ataughter ot Mr. Edgar Plumatr, tesiding in the upper Gis'riet of this cownty, are@a inte over right years, by a mulatto—a_ fiend in hu- man shape—named Jim Wilson. The ifttle rirl was returning from schovlonw the evening of Ww Jast, when she was overtaken on the road by thr mulatto named above: her per- son violated, and afterward brutally wurd:red. Wilsow was arrested und ee with the crime, to which he plead guilty. He was given mito. the custody,of the offierrs of the law and sent to the jail at this place, and taken into sate keeping by Sheriff Salisbury, where be ac- knowledged his guilt. Upon being asked why he committed the deed, he stated thatthe devil prempted him to the deed,” that he « deserved death, and ought to be hanged.” . Thus things remained until Saturday nignt Inst, when the indignation of the citizens 0! connty reached its culminating point. It wa- plainly to be seen, by our citizens, before might set in, that something more than usual was astir. Numbers of le began to gather. and before balf-past 7.o’clock the town was crow1- At about § o’clock the jail, where the pris- oner was confined, was surrounded by some three or four hundred persons. In a few mo- ments it was entered by the crowd—the duor of the prison forced open—and the prisoner takvn into custody by the mob. A few momentsmore and he was swinging toa limb of a tree on the public <quare m the rear of the jail yard. He had scarcely bech raised above the heads of the crowd before fifteen bullets had perforated his bedy. He wasimmediately cutdown, his thro it eut, dragged through’ some of the more quiet streets of the town, hung again in front of the negro church in astate of nudity, then cut to pirces and burned until the charred and black- ened remains could not be recognized ay those of a human being. A proposition was started by those partici- pating in this brutal and mhuman treatment towards the remains, after life was entirely ex- tinet, to place it in the negro church and de- stroy both the church and the last remains of the criminal; but through the mild and per- suasive influence of Mr. Wm.G. Nicholson and Mr. Thomas Urry, they were forced to yield to their rm quest, and removed the corpse from that vicinity of the town. This is an awful tragedy, and one we are proud to know that no citizen of our town par- icipated in. The Sheriff and our people were overpowered, and could not have prevented the perpetration of the act had they attempted te use violent means. Mild and persuasive means were resorted to, but proved of no avail. Had forcible means been tried there is no tell- ing what would have been the result. Our town, no doubt, would have been lain in ashes, our dest citizens brutally murdered in the streets, and riot and mob violence ruled the Itis but justice to remark that our worthy Sheriff done all in his power to protect the pris- oner. He attempted in an early part of the evening to remove him to an adjoining cvunty, but pickets had been placed on ¢very road lead- ing from the town to prevent hisescape. A posse comitetus was then summoned to protect the prisoner, but was overpowergd by numbers, and nothing could be done but submit to mob violence. Our citizens do not endorse the act, and the whole moral sentiment of our people condemn it in the strongest terms. The proceedings were wound up by giving three cheers for Stonewall Jackson. HOW THE FRENCH ECONOMIZE. ‘There are few American families who know exactly the expenses of a year: they all know probably thut it costs about so many hundred or thousand dollars on the whole. Butevery European family knows the expense of every year,of every month, day or hour—the exact cost of every dinner, supper or breakfast, of every morsel they eat, of every drop they drink. Every German and nch ewife knows not only how much the meat, potatoes and bread of any meal have cost, but the water in which she has cooked them, and the coal or wood she has burned to boil the water. It is infinitely amusing toan American to observe such a menage. im Paris there is no aqueduct, the fountains. of the city belong to the government, and the water is sold by barrel< and pails full to water carrier, who supply families at somucha | gallon. In 2 house of five stories there are two families on each floor, ten who ascend the same staircase, up which all articles for family us+ must be carried. It is a ruie that water, coal and all heavy articles must be taken up before noon, and about that time the eonci*rge cleans the hall and stairs, and they must be kept clean for callers in the afternoon. In every kitchen is a receptacle for water, eon- sisting of an oblong box, containing two or more pailsful, according to the means of tne family or their ideas of cleanliness. In one corner of the box is a small portion of porous atope, which serves as a filter, and to which is a separate faucet. The porteur brings twolarze pails full of water for three cents, and comes every morning. It is therefore yery easy to known how much the water costs in which the dinner is boiled In the same kitchen is a box for coal, which contains the quantity for which they pay forty eents, and they know exactly hew many meals can be cooked with this quantity. If they have guests to dinner, they use an extra quantity of ‘water and coal,and know how many.cents worth are devoted to each guest, and then of evurse they know if they can attord to invite anybody a know exaculy how guch of every ar- ticle is used every day. The streets of Pans ure lined withsmall groceries, where every- thing is purchased by the cent’s worth, and are eertainly very convenient for people who earn only a few cents perday. If a family comes | into the neighborhood who does not patronize | these small shop-keepers, it is considered a great injustice, and we have known them to commence a regular persecution of such a family, annoying them in every possible way. They keep coffer, burnt and ground, sugar, powdered and in lumps, tobacco, liquors, and every household article, intinitely small quantities. The morning meal in every French family o bread and coilre, what they call cafe au iait, and is made of equal portions of coffee and chickory placed jn 4 bigzin, upon which hot ‘watr is poured so long as it runs through Diack. Of this they take two spoonsfuls te a eae a of boiling milk. Three or five cents we of coffee is purchased every day. and the milkman and baker of course come every morning. The second meal is at noon, though it is called breakfast, and is merely a luncheon, cold, or the remnants of yesterday’s dinner. For these two no cloth is put upon the table, and all cere- mony is unnecessary. ‘The dinner is at six. and consists of meat and one vegetable, and something a salad. [ have seen & piece Of Meat, cooked without onivus and garlic, and swimming in gravy. The salad is dressed with oil and vinegar, the role being & spoonful of vinearand three of oil, with pep- per, salt and mustard, and alsoa little onion and garlic. The commencement of dinner is of course soup, as this 1s invaluaple in every con- tinental fomily. There are also soup shops, where a pingor a quart can be porchased every day, between four and six. But as often as ce or twice a week they have a boiled dinner what they call pot au feu. In America the liquor in which meat and vegeiables are boiled Jer suck a dinner are thrown away. It must certainly contain the best juice of the meat, und be very good and nourishing. In Europe it is every dropsavedandeaten. They fillan earth. en pot with meat and vegetables, never omit- ting the onions, and letit boil away one-half. For the soup, they season it with pepper, and sometimes with sorrel, parsley aud other herbs and spices, and thicken it with vermicelli or crumbs of bread. Whether it is delicious or not, it certainly seems too good to throw away. American housewiver, who may be obdlized to practice economy, can at least try it. Childre: may be taught to like it, and must not be told it & an institution ef economy m rely. ‘The dessert ix almost invariably bread and cheese in winter, with alittle comfture. Ido Tenn to say thatevery family lives in this way, but Ihave been in many, aut seen little 4 mee. One is expected to uke a bit of ehevse about an inch square and & teaspoonful ofcomfture. The little shoo windo vs are also some erage: preserves, which are sold in as wo or ts i aanstins thee, three cenis worth, like se in the same way, a bit a few incl fquare fordinner. The Pepper and «alt on ae exceptions to the three cent rule, lithe three. cornered pape f> being the only re ceptacles for them. Cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg an tsi spices have no location in a continental fas where they never make a pudding or pie or cake of ny description, and where they wonkd eorsider’: the grea ‘vst extravagance towatsuch things. Woe are talking of funilies who hay a regular income ot $60 or S40, 1,10 or 33,50) ay Such a tamily dors not allow tha’ whole expense of the table to be more than §3. er $1 & Month each person, ang weknow tho-e who limit it to or $6, and yet who tiy comior.at by.— Vo Y. Com, Marur ser, Cor. N | enlisted together in theearly part o! PRENTICIANA. The Charleston rebels, 2 few days ago, bap- a “the ladies’ gunboat” by sprinklinz, ben they encounter it, will b: sion, wurecard proposes in a letter to Bragg Ps sts. Beaur re ther has boen bad for'some days past. We bor shine briettly ape- Wan” on the Any man, with a view ly er indirectly yt head taller t officers of ¥'r; I seryes to be, y have reporied to ada three days* 2 two cays’ foot race for a Bie poor fellows, who, in the draft lots ™ tio military quare-rsjneed think mselyes as drs Put Gen. Pillows’ wind infloted bladder in the oth will have a well-be A couple of Bow! nds ask Gs to iM try togive John Morsan’s picture. We trust, however, thai we shall yeo see che original set in a stout tram, consisting of two upright posts and a thr top. was at Chiego dt last dates. ed teurtul sufferings in his long cup We gives hi tbe careful to keop his pickets out the next time he isin front of rebel invaders mus. have hadahbigh sentucky They tcok a zood deat of is nsed af & subst hing in the South. We are not told rebels shenr thair covrs. think that wIOUs et Of & t of weapons. ‘We learn that the Butternuts are likely to be minking cle how ofte jades,” need complain acknowledginz the compli Tribune says that “he regret : had not been recog iby his Governme: from his full conviction that France would always be foundin support of a righfful canse, he was satisfied that this act of justice would not be Jong del: and that this hope was new stronger than everin his mind, from t tenor of recent advices.” P very badly frost-bitien this seuson. » An Indiana paper says that John Morgan is | adevil. Yes, te is A-bad-un. | John Morgana is a bad example Ku we hope our treops will follow hi 3 BF The French residents of Mobile, Al | few days ago presen Z, the E i Vier-Con:ul there, nl} i i aking at Marquette, Michicen, ap. | . spire ive conan eat 1. The Pio DE ST. MARCHEAUN CHAMPAGNES, CARTE pears to be very protitable at present. The Pio- neer furnace is to be run under contract for three years, the contractor furnishing all the matrrial ard labor, and delivering the iron free at Marquette for 7 perton. The i ls readily there for $27 per ton, and considerable | rofit can be realized at that figure in shipping itbelow. This giv of $10 per ton. | The furnace is cay 3,006 tons a year, whic. the sum of $30,000, SF Mazzini has addressed an appeal to the Italian peeple against the Itatian monarchy. He declares that «the royal bullet which wound- ed Garibaldi has torn the fast line of the con- ing out itt least figures up, at net profit, GROCERS, SUTLER-. | i e for wool in | the South, while ithas | tract enterrd into by the Republicans of Italy | with monarchy.’ Heaftirms that constitutional monarchy has been everywhere, stye in Eng. | land, a failure, and denovncesthe Tvatiau mon arch, its professions, its practices, and its re. sults, The letter, or rather manifesto, is clo- quent and impassioned. #7 Parson Brownlow, after another appeal i in behalf of the suflvring loyalists of Kast Ten. | | nessee, concludes as ‘follows I vassed the entire North in defence of ty istration, and I now:yiropose to recanyass the whole, in order to eXpose the villainy of its army officers, paymasters, swindlers and up starts who are eating up the substance of the i Government!” a? An importunt suit, involving the title to haifa million aeres-of land in south including a portion of the which bas been pending in the United States Cireuit Court for some tn past, has been decided by Judg: Swain, of Cincinnati, within ra Ohio, | city of Wilmington, | a day or two, in favor of-the tenants: the judgo | deciding that the claims of the plaintiit’ are . bound by the statute of limitations. BF There is notasingle type fonndry south | , | MONONGAHEL A. AND BOURBON WIHISKEYS, rom | of baltimore, and most of the #0 theru papers, unless they succeed in getting type Europe, will be compelled, in the course of 3. year, to suspend publication, on account of the worn-out condition of the type irom w preeri p “d. So far as ty pography i: n- cerned, the rhe newspapers already present a wretched appearance. &7 Two hundred tons of foreign sah are bemg received i over the New York Central Read, at Buffalo, for the supply of that market und those further west. Larce quanti- ties are being shipped to Detroit by propellers, and so great is the rush that « kurze sail vessel has been chartered to bring up acarzo. These importations will soon, it is thought, create a glut in the salt market. REMOVAL OF THE Deap.—The relatives and friends of the brave men who tell upon the vartle-ficld of Antietam continue to take up and remove their remains for reinterraent at homes. One evening I ek the: twenty corpses at the raiirox! depot aw transportation North and West.—Hagers: Herald. ®s A sportsman in the neighborhood of the wood of Clairmarais (Somme) shot an unueu- ally large raven a short time since, having round one of its legs a small iron ring, om which were engraved the words, 1772.” This fact is a eontiriation of the opinion of certain naturalists, that rayons Jive tur a century and upwards. SF Thirty-eight soldi rs wre discharged from Portsmouth (R. 1.) Grove Hospital on Wednesday morning. One of them, Su phen Turner, of the Yd Wisconsin regiment, goes home the only survivor of thirty men employ- €es of the same lumber works in thrt were ng on 2 The London Ex: er is 3e sh- ionable head-dresses, remarking that “wo still dir grace our heads by carrying black chimney pots upon them; the hat reinainsa hard reality, while ladies’ bonnets have ceased to be at all useful as head coverinss, amd exist oniy, as misshapen, much bedizencd milliners’ night- mares of the ornamental.” &F The St. Johns, (N. B.) Globe says, tha: durmg the past fortuight a large nan mechanics and workingmen hay« } and gone to the United § t by the high rate of wages, 3 dé ippa emily not daunted by the unsettled state of :tfars in that conntry. ®7 Max F. Wartz, a respectable German citizen oi Hudson county, N.J., was shot down on Tuesday night last, without provocation, by Mathias Glalitzderf, a private belonging io the i0sd Regiment N.Y. olunteers. ‘fhe m irderer is in cnstody. A Nicr QUESTION ror Lawyers the drafted men now in camp at W. delphia lacked seven day: when his na date was made, he wa Can a mtn be compelled to serve vuder such cireum- stances? B#- General Pope. now commanding in the Northwest, has esiablishert gimeut of tally sue mevated men upon the Plain ~—4 P@# Hons as have been reporied lo be infest and hereatier there cum be no doubt about the sitiety of the route between the rivers and Cal- itornia, ®F An English farmer that she ted bis sand be rested it before it was wenry, and w betore it Was iovl.” We have seldom, if seen so much aericnltord wisdom conde in a single remen BF The clergymen ot Prancford, ©. W.. bave fred avd prblisned « document ealling the on OF ther co ations to the im Y ot buyin fune nday, agi i hot to attend them ex, fase OF aheoluie necersity, Ase of Absoiu aa The A : ny Bible House, in New York, durtag thengorn tember, 17,00—mosty Tene ee ~mostly Testaments for be ratte of 11 beoks for my. This is at every minute of month, ws The Camberland Valley Raitro«, ny, whose depot, er he Pay were de: « ry, is rebuilding some or which will b proved, ®# During the gale on Lake Champlain, on Monday lust, five lives wrt iost, besides idjuoy bushels of parley aud a boat toad ot outs, Three lumber boats were uso wrecked on Wools Pout. approaching ¢) opty Chow citizens who = wear te Provision tructuces, “eter and much rin Missouri tance bo tie overaments, working time during the bey have never borne | heir | ‘born it Coutrulin | tte, who | #7 ESTABLISHED IN WASHINGTON Wa SF SINCE MAY 1, 1861.38 i > JOHNSON & NAGLE, 289 PENNSYLVANIA AVENTE, South side.) BETWEEN NINTH § TENTH STS., Isvite the a of AND THS TRADE IN GENERAL, ' TO THBLR TNSURPASRED STANK WINES, LIQUORS, SEGARS, AND FANCY GROCERIES. Champagnes OF ALL THE WELL KNOWN BRANDS, HEEDSION, CLIQUOT, MUMM, RIVART, DROUET. commend highly to connoissenra Wi NOIRE, CARTE BLANCHE, RED LAV, the moat favo-’te brands in the New York market, endo highly appreciated for their riehnes+ ard d davor. HOCK AND MOSELLE WINES, Stitt and Sparkling, CLARETS of Messra, Gi‘ hou freres, Bordeaux, BURGUNDY AND TOKAY WINES, | COGNAC of the choicest brands and best vintages, canee, and in yindication of the present admin- | | ROCHELLE BRANBY, Pollvoisinand A, Signette, MADEIRA, SHERRY, PORT—very eld and highly recommended for medicinal purposes, HOLLAND AND ENGLISH GIN, in Wood and Glass, PUNCH FNTRAOTS AND ESSENCES, of all Kinda, APPLE BRAND® AND WHISKEY. JAMAICA AND 37. CROIX RUM. BATAVIA ARRAC. HAVANA AND DOMESTIC SEGARS | OF THE BEST BRANDS, i LILLIENTHAL, GOODWIN, CORNISH, AND ANDERSON FINE-CUT TOBACCO. SMOKING TOBACCO of Messrs. Gail & Ax, in Baltimore—at Baitimore prices, ' CBreanay INGTITUTR , of Chegaray Institute. [DEPARTMENT oF STATE GROCERIES FOR THE CAMPS, HERMETICALLY-SEALED GOODS of evary de- | AME, POULTRY, MEATS, OY- STERS, MILK, FRUITS, and VEGETABLES, seription :— PICKLES AND CATSUPS, in Wood and Glass. ADAMANTINE AND PARAPFINE CANDLES, MAILLARD’S CHOCOLATE. CANDIES AND DROPS, in Packages, SYRUPS—RASPBERRY, LEMON and GOMME, | CHERRY. GINGER, RASPBERRY and BLACK- BERRY WINES, HAM AND CHEESE, at Baltimore prices, TENNANT'S XX EDINBURG ALE, KNOX & SON SPARKLING ALOA ALR, YOUNGER'S INDIA PALF ALR, LONDON PORTER. LONDON BROWN STOUT, OROSSE & BLACKWELL'S ENGLISH PICKLES spi SAUCES, DURHAM an? FRENCH MVstarp, RORDEAUX AND NICE OIL, OLIVES, CA. PERS, &>. ANCHOVIES, SARDINES, & DUTCH HERRING SWISS CHEESE, of prime quality, SPICE3, FANCY SOAPS, &«, —— &7 TERMS CASH. ~cq | merit the conttnned: a rs of their former patrons, EDUCATIONAL. FOR -y RS. 1627 and 1529 Bprnce et Phictaoniae course of English and: French Languages and Literature, Laun if required, and all the braches which con- English Frenc! ition. Ror isth and closes July fat, Ch Cbtatued from Madame DA ERVTEL may 226m “OFFICIAL. Wasninor January25, 1063. ‘The Seeretary of State will h ir receive Mem vera of Congress on business on Saturdays, com: men@ing with Saturday, the first of next month, 5) tf ___ WILLIAM H. SRW. BD. F" E GROCERIES, FINE GROCERIES, FINE GROCERIES, FINE GROCERIEG AT AUCTION PRICES, AT AUCTION PRICES, AT AUCTION PRICES. The remainder of the cargo of the SCHOONER “ AID,” Consisting of every description of FINE FAMILY GROCERIES, Will be for sale until the Schooner is discharged oe FAMILIES In need of a Winter Supply, at the TRADE PRICE, Can be supplied by the Packege. FRED. 8. COZZENS Consignee, corner Pa. avenue and lth st. CAPT. HUTCHINGS. oe 18-tf Schooner “Aid,” foot of 1! EW FALL, AND WINTER G OR MIL- NEY friny’ ip citizens WEAR. 3 ovyivania avenue, fake this method of calling the attention of Citizens and Mil itary Officers to their present stock of in their line of business. Amorg many others, we have the best shades of sky-blue Doeskin for pants; and dark | loths and Castor Ciotis for fine Heavy | French Bh Winter Military Coats; also, Beavers and Clothe, and Fancy French and Black Crape Casci- meres.’ All goods mate to order in our usual style DUVA L & BRO., between 435 and 6th sta, T. POTENTINI, | 279 Pa. Avestr, Between Wth and lith streets, LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN’S DINING AND CONFECTIONERY SALOON. ze and varied stock of foods, direct from first hands, I am prepared to arnish my customers, and the public in general, with acl and well selected assortment of— Fine PRESERVES, JELLIES, ENGLISH PICKLES, CHAMPIGNONS, PETITS, POIS, TRES FINS, CANNED VEGETABLES and FRUITS, Fine OLIVE OILS PRESERVED, PICKLED and BRANDIED FRUITS. FRENCH OLIVES, TABLE SAUCES, MARON GQLACES, Fine FRENCH CANDIES, &c., &c. Iam also prepared to furnish WSDDINGS and PARTIES promptly, in the best manner, and on the most resonable terms. 7 EATING SALOON ore from 6 #. m. until 12p.m.,when parties can furnished with all the delicacies of the season. oc 22-40t* Having received & O A CARD, ‘AK HALL CLOTHING ROOMS.—MR. BRUCE | Comets, at the Odeon Hall) bas now opened a store at No. 464 Seventh street, just below F Bey where he bas 4 fine selection of MEN'S and BOYS’ CLOTHING e having all can buy than store in thecity. J. BR & CO., Cloth “54 oe8 No. 464 Reventh at.. batw. F and 4 TAKE NOTICE. 2 59 ses 59 M. T PARKER No. 59 LOUISIANA AVENUR, Respectfully and cheerfally returns thanks for the liberal patronage Iritherto received. Having every facility Tor Ee HOUSE. SIGN, AND DECORATIVE PAINTING, T er with all work ——- tos FIRST CLASS PAINTING. ESTABLISUMENT, He has no hesitancy in seliciting a continuance ofLIS PRIGES ABE REASONABLE: THE WORK UNEXCEPTIONABLE Ard particular attention is paid to PROMPTNESS IN DELIVERY, Remember the number ' g9 LOUISIANA AVENUE, | oc 22-3m Between Sixth and Seventh sta, Fre GROCERIES, FINE GROCERIES, FINE GROCERIES, FINE-GROCERIES, AT AUCTION PRRCES, AT AUCTION PRICES, AT AUCTION PRICES, —e— The balance of the cargo of the SCHOONER “ AID,”. Consisting of every description of FINE FAMILY * GROCERIES, Will be fer sale until the Schooner is discharged, Sa Wares FAMILIES In need of a Winter Supply, at the TRADE PRICE, Can be supplied by the Package. FRED. 8, COZZENS, Consignee, corner Pa avenue and Mth st. i CAPT. HUTCHINGS, Schooner “Aid,” foot of 11 TCEW OLOAKS, NEW SHAWLS . DRESS GOUDS. Also, HOOP SKIRTS, the modern shapes, best ““Phis day received new and stylish BALMORAL SKIRTS. a Now in store a fall su poly of allthe Autumn aud Winter Dry Goods requisite for usual curreat "Ones i 1 rked in plain fignres. only, ma in p! 4 wiih PERRY. & BRO. oct Pa. ave. and Ninth xtrest. — HE COPARTNERSHIP heretof yaa on we the oame of F.J. HET BERGER & CO. was Dissolved by mutual consent on the Sith ef A it last. RS) Fogo Wisely en to tee semare 3} settle withor le! al oid place of busidess. ¥. 9, HETSERG RE, ans eS NOTICE.—The subscriber. 8. 3. Helberger, senior artner of the late firm, takes pleasure in inform- ma, his friends: and ies public facies oar ee iu usiness in all its branches u The former name and ttle, and will endeavor to IBERUER & CO. (Buccassors to H. F. London & Vo.) Citizens’, Military and Naval Taslor. opt teen ANES OF TS8UB WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN. WaAsHINGTON, GkORGETOWR. Bank of Metropolis, Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank of Washington, Bank. Patriotic Bank. Bank of Commerce, Bullion Bank, The Bullion Bank ani the Bank of Commeree fa- sue_notes of the denominatien of one dollar and upwards, oe 8-Im* ’ NUTIOR To sorers, grockhs RESTAURANTS, PRI- | VATE FAMILIES, &o. The Subscribers have just received © fresh hip- ment of 6 CASES ST. JULIEN AND PLORRAQ = | CLARS1S, whieb they offer for xale at New Vork prices, BEyALL & BRO., MERCHANT TAILORS,No, - — | long coptinued ye | i | NOT ALCOHOLIC. A HIGHLY OONCENTRATED VEGETABLE EXTRACT. A PURE TONIO. DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, PREPARED RY Dr. C. M. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa, WILL EFFECTPALLY CURE LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DI8- EASES OF THE KIONEYS, AND ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM A DISOR- DERED LIVER OR STOMACH. Donsti pa- award Piles, Fulnexs or. Biood to the Head, Acidity of the Stemach, Nausea, Hearthnrn, Disgust for Food, Fuiness or Weight in’ Stomach, Sour Eruc- neem: Kia or Fluttering at the Pit of the ?8wimming of the Head, Hurried and Dif- — Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Chokiog on . Dimopess of, Virion. Dots or isations when ina'lying pesture, Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Heed, Deticiency of "Berspiration. Yellowne-s of the Skin and Eres. Pain in the Side, Back, C’ marinings of EBvil,and vreat « Depression of Spirite. ever, &c. They will cure tie above diseases in ninety-nine cases out of s hundred. nlarity of Hoofiand's German Bitters. purely ¥ table.) hosts of ignorant Quacks unscrupulone adventurers, have opened upon suffering humanity Induced by the qutensive sale and universel pop- ct oge- the cee of Nostrums in the shape of. poor | | whisky, vilely compounded with ii ious drugs, | and christened Topies, Stomacties and Bittern, Beware of tha innutaerable array of Aleoholie parations in plethorie bottles and big bellied es. under the modest appellation of Bitte which, instead of enringe. only eguravate disease, | and leave the disappointed sufferer in deepsir, i | HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS | arenota new and untried article, hut have stood the'test of fifteen years trial by the American prb- lie; and their reputation and sale, are not rivalled ny similar preparation. e proprietors bave thousanls of Letters from | the most eminent ICIANS, and CITIZENS, Testifying of their own personal knowledge, to 1] i effects and medical virtues of these Bit- ere. | | i i i Do You Want Something to Strengi Do You Want a Gout Appetite? Hi Do You Want to Build Up Your Constitution? | Do You Want to Feet Well? | Do You Want t» Get Rid of Nercousness? | Bo Fou Want En-rgy? | Do You Want to Steep Well? H i } en Fou? Do You Want a Brisk and Vigorous Feeling? IF YOU DO, UsE HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS. | From Rer. J. Newton Brown, D.D., Editor of the Enryclopedia of Kebligious Knowledge. Although not disposed Patent Medicines in general, th: their ingredients and effects, I sufficient reasons wh a ne aiioven 5 a theres <9 any simple preparation, in the ma Thus contribute to the benefit of others. ¢ I do this the more readily in. reeara to Hoofiand’s German Bitters, prepared by Dr.C. M. Jackeon. of poph eae Gk Yor many years, under the impress were i analcoholic mixture. I am indebted te friead Robert Shoemaker, Eea., for the temoval of this prejudice by proper tests, and for encourage- ment to try them, when snfft se m great and y¥. The use of three bottles of these Bitters. at the beginning of the present yee, was fallowed by evident reliel, and restoration to aglegree of bodily and mental vigor whieh I had not felt fer six months before, and almost de- rpaired of regaining. 1 therefore thank God and my friend for directing me to the use of them, : J. NEWTON BLOWN. Philadelphia, June 22. Wei, to fayor or recommend distrust of yet know of no aman not testify to the sived from PARTICULAR NOTICE. There are many preparations sold under the name | of Bitters, put in quart buitles, compounded of the cheapest whisky or common rum, costing from 2 to 40 cent« per_ gallon, the taste disguised ‘by Anice or Coriander Seeq. i This class = pag hay cogs ang, will oe 'o caure, a» long as ey can sold, reds | Giothe death of the druvkord. By | system is kept continual; ler influence of Alcoholic Stimnlants of worst Ube desire for Liquor is created and kept up, the result is all the horrors attendant upen adrunkard’s life and eath. For those who desire and e#ll have & Liqnor Bit- ters, we publish the following receipt. One heutle He d's German, and mix with th | quarts @f soot Brandy or Whisky, and the result will be a preparation that will far crcelin medical vir- tues and trne excellence any of the numerous Ligsce Bitters in the market, and will cost much xs. You will have all the virtues of Hootend’s Bitters in connection with a rood article of Liquor, at a much _ price than these inferior preparations will vost you. ATTENTION, SOLDIERS! AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS, We call the attention of all baving relations or friends in the army to the fact that “ido! AND'S | GRRMAN BITTERS” will cure nine-tenths of the | diseases induced by exposures and privatiot 5 esand i ne inci- Gent to camp life. In the lists, published almost eee paaernen poe gg on oy yim of am sick, wi BO! avery on suffering from debility, Every cate of that kind from disorders of the oreansare specdily removed, We have no = tion in stating that, if these Bitters were freely used among our soldiers, hundreds of lives might Lesaved that otherwise will be lost. e call particular attention to the following re- markable and well authenticated cure of one of thre nation’s heroes, whose life, to use hisown “has been saved by the Bitters :"” PHILADELPHIA, Diseases resultini ugustgcsd, 1962. Hoofiand’s German Bitters has saved my life. is no mistake in this. It is vouched for by numbers | ofmy comrades, some of whose names sre appended, apd who were futly cognizant of-all the circum stances of my case. I am, have been for the jast four years, a member of Bherman’s celebrated battery. and under the i jate command of Cap- tain K. B. Ayres. Through the expoenre attendant upon my arduous duties, 1 was attacked in Novem- ber last with inflammation of the lupgs.aod for seventy-two days in the hospit tan lowed by great debility, beigh by an dysentery, I wasthen removed from the House and sent to this city on board the “State of Maine,” = winch J landed on the ofJune, Since that time I have been about as low | ‘as any ene could be and still retain a apark of vital- ity. For a week or more I was scarcely able swallow anyth ing. na if I did foreo & morsel down, | itwas immediately thrown up I could not even keep a stomach. Life could stances, and, aceordingly, the physicions who had been working faithfully. th unsuccessfully, to rescue me from the rasp of the dread Archer, frankly told me they could do no more for me, and advised me to see a cler, ,and to make ach disposition of my limited funds as best suited me. An acquaintance who visited me at the Mr. Frederick Steinbron. of Sixth, below ndvined me, as 8 forlorn hope, to Ris your an in recured a Bottle, Tom gt Tam es — ay fe at 7 yo feining better” "Thought Rave taken bat tus batt of wster on my under these cireum- months; fer, gentirmen, t am a lo: | from the vicinity of Front Royal. To your invala: able Bitters I owe the certainty of life wh! haa taken the place of vague fears—to your Bitters will Lowe the gloriour privilege of again tomy | bosom those who are dearest to me in life. Very truly yours, Tsaac Matoxa, We fully concur in the truth of the abo: gent. at we ad donphited of teving our comazade, Also, they have constantly on band A Largs and Well Sclerted Stock af OEP MADEALas BoRTs, SHEET ES, PRIAS, - ERUON” ULD’ RIE, 'SOOTCH, aad WHISKTES. 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Contains a he Balsam, Mercury. | Only ten pill Se talon tociectaeere Po? 3 smticels ¥ ate Be pop no smell ner upleasan the stomach er bowels of the most delicate: | Cures rom two to four days, in fi and recent camep” in“ -four honrs.”” p of the Untvermts Pe wa vee Setcomatin asa eminent Doctors: of Spy eronent caw. 8A Chemica Wu cure say Cans ys ‘two to four days, an@ Tecent cases in TWENTY-FOUR HOURS! Let here" vEs Sate topaste euting candy | grwbe have bean, with Copavia or sia Sora ‘AN 'RGIFT, |. Seni ™ s 5 Price mate packagen,@2. Brice female packages, @3. samen ORI ARRE EVER USED See that the signature of “CO. M. JACKSON” is on the WRAPPER of each bottle. PRICE PER BOTTLE 75 CENTS, H OR HALF DOZ. FOR @ Should your nearest draggict no) it do nat be put off hy any o! texicating rations that may be offered in it pincas but went to | us,and we will forward, seaure!y packed by express, Prinespan Orrice a¥D Maxuracrory, No. 631 ARCH ST. | JONES & EVANS, (Buceessors to C, M. 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