Decatur Eagle, Volume 7, Number 41, Decatur, Adams County, 28 November 1863 — Page 4

■a*,JL' HOSTETTER’S STEMAGHBiTTERS. The* rrni , .< 3<ir f n rr.rersof HOS- ’ 1 ■ ■ ■ ' . ’ a Dll - .EltS m agpe»l ~|_er.?t eozx&ience to | hrjsici-Hn> «u f <;;«■/• < wneiapy of the United tf' C ari-te has auiihed heretoMre ustkawm. 2 hr facts 1 * jr-dia* i* t i r re powerfully th .n, my-/: ■ rc .<r; : l : 1 hzoning puffery. J «e- = ! »< f ficeiener'v Stomach Bite ; a .| &.•■ ■>.;ujed io over a halfm« ill ton Uct:’*Sw nu.i Itchj :•? manifest tseady increase in time* i -«r, i: ’.- evident that during the cenar.g ;> enr the € :’.'i<r.;|Mion will reach ■ear one mii :i ?. i-ottles. 7i> $ immense amount c ui 1 never iw.ee been eoM but for the rare LaeJit’na’ pt re: lies contain? : in the prepara* i!on. rnd the kaii<.th*n < f the most prominent phjbici-ns in those-eectioßS of the country v I ere the article is best known, who not only recommend U.e filters to their patients, but trerew} a; .'1 limes to give testimonials to its etlicnxyin «U stomaoiiic demtogemenu an l the u.seases resulting ihetetroru. T. *is ' a temp rary popularity, obtained 1-y axtraardioary efforts in the way of trucipeuj»g the qualities ©f the Ritters, but a solid ex;’:;.;./ a t-f nn'hinitnMe medicine, which is ut Slued io l e as enduring ns lin-e itself. lioMt'U.- s m viirich Diners Lave proved aGudkenJ tv regions where fever and ague aud various other bilious cowrlaims have eoatffcd their ri-_ iius by hundreds. To be able so Mate confidently that the “Bitters” | re a certain cure for the Dyspepsia and like ' s. is tu tue proprietors a source of unjlloyed pleasure. It rein ves all morbid matter froia the stom’'cb. purities the blood, and imparts renewed vitality to the nervous system, giving it that tone and energy indispensable for uit res; vmti >n cf health. It operates upon the stomach, liver, and über digestive organs, mildly but powerfully,and soon restores them to accu.liiin essential to the healthy discharge of iLe functions of nature. OEldtrly persons may use the Bitters daily ns per directions vn the bottle, and they will find in it a in: ’ant p- culiftrly adapted to coiflfort declining years, as it is pleasant to the palate, invigor.i i;ig tn the bowels, excellent as a tonie, and rcjnvvn.uing generally. V»e have the evidence of thousands of aged men and women

who have experienced the benefit of using this preparation while suffering from stomach derangpin* jus #n«l general debility; acting under .! e advice . f pbyrieiaiift, they l ave abandoned all deleterious drugs an I fairly tested tire merits -f this article. A few words to the gentler sex. There are certain periods when their cares are so banishing that many of them kink u: 1 r the trial. The relation of mother and cl.i’d is so al - ” v i ily tender, that ti>e motlier, especially if she be young, is apt to forget her own heabb in be’* extreme anxiety for her infant. Should the period of maternity arrive d . ’.a summer season, the wear of 1 ody and rail: 1 is genertbiy aggravated. Here, then, is a for a stimulant to recuperate tlie energies of the - :' jm. and enable the n other t _ i ir up under 1. r Exhausting trials and icsj-. L i. h 'ir°. Nursing mothers generally 1 pre 'er the Bii«ers t» all other invigorators that receive llic eno- rsement of physician*. Wear?*e it is ngTveaHe to the taste as well as co: ::h to give a permaneiit increase of bodi’y strength. & 'All thi >' pcitons, to whom we hare psrficnM’y referred above, to wit: sufferers from fever n. 1 ag :e. canned by malaria, diarrhcea, dysentery. i:;J.g‘<tion, loss of appetite, and all dUcnM’S o’* ; ang- r.enJs of the stomach, Buperannu:u.=d invalids, p.ersnns of “edentary occup ’:ou, nod niir- ng mother”, will consult their < wn ph , • wvlfnre by giving io liostetter s < c J.rated bt- i:. ch Eitiers a trial. C.’. CT Io NWe or. nri c.jf tl ■ e public against using any of the many irr.iruticns or counterfeits, bin rsk for Hostetter’s Celebbated I TFi'-, nnd see ti nt each bottle has thewerds ••Dr. J. 1 Hotelier’s Stomach Bitters’’ L’own on the « ,‘e of the bottle, and stamped on the mcin'lic cap covering the cork, and observe tbul our autograph signature is <m the l-.l .U r •

L'lbel. . . f ~ » j r. t- P «nd sc'. J By TtfiSTTTTEB & 6ii-iTJI, Pittsburgh, I<. , acd sold by all druggists, graaera, and dealers generetly i Ihroc.hcut the United States, Scuta »ica, aad Germany.

§P? ? ? “< ? 8 HEAD-QUARTERS! ’ V KOW OIK TUAKU), A Utt* 1 and at >c vs * ! ’..»!* cf foods to tm. txade, »bicfi » U Clieapw than tl*e Clieapest! M-w »• jtf* r time Lt buy l-ti-m* alorg, and aiMir' fat Drj-Ceodi, Groceries Bat*. fare, Ac. CEMUIME MEDICINES. Wr«.'-| alantakAtfaj opportoaity toes. 1 ! tk* •f onr dlixt’tis to the fclkwiue 1 Khkshvd and c*lv-¥r«*-d retn-drs. prewired by I>r. ( . M. Jacxbos & Cm. Ph LidtSphia, l*n. W-* hare th" r-nr's* >rWh the rxu-turo of C. M. J Atts-zM va rttch t-cf.ie and box. Hocfland’'! Gennan Bitters, A ««fe, reiiai certain cure fur <!:»"«*• of the £ieer, A and K*dr.»ye. ft. b aa ttfver Depresaton of bpinU. Juj. &«. an J a poaitivo prevoniive •_< YZLLO'.7 ±2*o XILIQU3 FEVERS. Bakam.’c Cordial; t-r the enre i f v* Coirfi Hscnswaas, Braaetftfc, O i » fr'.l ’,>« »<S.r>- tke M e fjrll.o cure of ti*-e - >- • to t ••. The Sjtjy’ . i .-•»« a--. ■ t- j i u-vrfUt | ac-.’er , toil aaecectctil i- ut ctue perEoo&izd’s Gennaa Pill. nc*rf;rx a good pc.yiti»r m*4“» ino ern wtth i ■af--'y rely '-n thio Pill. Vi'-- rr- ■! t!»*t »-o ar drti'J »r wd .<» it ' ' •!> nt. Tbon«-i d* erf toxea annuai y, uxu sat!-.faction, we 1b <T'*rf hHTHiK*. A g-r*t HTJWnnt es froO pH * !a* *•-uf *> Cinty. ♦<« h« f i :u« n the A!:n.i» a_• pnl-ltit »-d b ■ »!.•■■ propt kdoi >< •«-i 'a o ivire al) u> call •*£ <“r atvrv a-2 t^ l a > —a Give us a ca!l cur Stock! | £IATI3PACTION aUAMAjraSIBBt Notice io Heirs of Petition to Sell Heal Estate. STATE OF IVDIAXAJ . ADAMS COUNTY) NiHicc i’ hereby giren that WiHiam O Spen <- f r, A-liuini’drator of t tl>e estate of Hiram K J’ugh. deceire-l. has filed his p.-titiua to sett tlie real estate of the dec. Jeul, M psrsoiwi be I ins petilioi -rill’Be ’hsard a" the nxt term of the court of cu.utoon pleas of said co.-tuiy james k. m-i;x>ke. fror 7, ' s C.C. C.P. A C.

■wywiwr. mu, ■ ~ NOW 18 THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE The Sentinel 1863! I Tho goverurweDtal sad pci itie al questions o the cotning year will have an absorbing iuteres or every citizen. We are engaged in a gigzn’ tic civil war, result or which none can foresee! It ibreatens a radical charge in the institution and principles upon which the government wa.« founded, and the destructionof the liberty and rights of the citizen, such as the people of nc other nation have enjoyed, and to which may be attributed our unequaled progress in national prosperity and greatness. The issue will soon bv upon us, whether this free government shall be preserved and maintained and the rights o1 Hhe States under the Constitution perpetuated, or a powerful central authority be permitted to grow cj: of this war, obliterating Stale lines, State irritations, and all those checks upon hr Federal government, rights reserved by the tstes. which have constituted the excellence lid <’p •: -i’v of our nationality—States “ore sth? s?.i” fnr the common objects set forth in he Con st?*-, t ion, but “distinct as the billows’’ n he management of their purely domestic afairs. These questions were involved in the re- ' cent elections, and the voice of the people was ru st emphatically expressed for the “Constitution as it is and the Union as it was.” Never was there a time when it was so important that the people should be thoroughly advised as to Ute progress and condition of public affairs and ! pv> ’• _-evA people are not fit for «elf £*overr.msnt unlesswitL ; ■? •t’’;gentjudgti.e.iit they decide upon the q - -‘ions which affect , alike their own and the public welfare. CONGRESS.—WiII soon assemble, and the ’ most important questions will be brought before it for determination. One of which, the eman t cipation and colonization policy of the President will vitally affect the future of the country. All /interesting Congressional proceedings will be reported in the Sentinel. THE LEGISLATURE--A rew Legislature will assemble on the Sth of January next. Its action will have a deep interest for the citizens oflndiana. The Sentinel will contain a fa;th- : ful and intelligent repoit of its proceedings, so that tie reader can understand from day to day what their representatives are doing. THE WAR. —The events of the war as they are developed will be faithfully given so that the public may be advised as to its progressjthe results of battles, the condition of the contending armies, and all that effects the great atrug-

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— —— L ' 2-A * ! ; Ulf ■ ■' --Vj . n i 11 tiki ijr porin, F” the rhele bosiless C«iikeu is eel” o 3X.OT»'KC \\ ° Wl?v\V\V/lk e e and e ;; 'S’LOOXi • have teen introduced to the public for -aor» ■ than six years, and have acquired an Awv’iwe.wst r far exceeding any Family Medicines o* < 1 similar natore in the market. ’ An appftsiating public was not lent, it discovering they possessed rema-kxbh CxJtvaXtAXi r and henee their SmV. and consequent profit to the Prcnfietor, thus enabling him to expend. r V\xous,av\A* of dollars each year in advertising their merits, and publishing the which have been showered upon him from •K\.\. o'i X\xt The peculiarity of the AS\.ooA. kwxtk VA\s is that they strike at the root of Disease, by eradicating every particle of impurity

X\vc toXotiX, for the life and health of the body depends upon the purity of the blood. - If the blood is-poisoned, the body drags oct a n tserable existence. These medicines for curing ' Serq/uln, Syphilis, Skin (Diseases, Oil Sores, ' So.lt Rheum, Rheumatism, ' dyspepsia, Sisk Headache, Liver Complaint, Fever ani Leucorrhoea, Female Complaints, | Hrysipela», St. jAnthony’s Fire, | ‘■Tumors, i Fits, Sarofylaus Consumption, .its. ??? f i e ONEp eraon writes, her daughter was cured of fits of nine years’ standing, and St Vitus’ dance of two years. ANOTHEB. writes, his son was cured . after his flesh had almost wasted away. The doctors pronounced the case wearable. ANOTHER was cured of Fever and Agu--after trying every u.i-dicine in his reach. ANOTHEI was cured of Fever Sore which had -I fourteen years AN OTHER of Rheumatism of eight years. Cases innum«rable of Dyspej-sia and Livr-r Complaint could bu mentioned in which the Purifier and Pills Cl C-WA’NXk. r V\vo ViW-a

% Wv> Tj tekjv’vV Xt are the most and thorough pills that have ever been introduced. They act so directly upon the Liver, exciting that organ to such an extent as that the system does not relapse into its former condition, which is too apt to be the case with simply a purgative pill They are really a VlXooX AAViX. TiVOCV VaW., which, in conjunction with the "SXooX will cure all the aforementioned diseases, , and, of themselves, will relieve and cure Headache, . Ccstiveness, j Calis ‘Pains, Cholera JdorLus, Indigestion, ‘ Rain in the Rowels, (Dizziness, eto. Try these medicines, and you will never regret iti _ Ask your neighbors, who have used them and they wiil say they are G 00& mp! yon should try them before g“ir\' f<. physician. Get a Pamphlet or Almanac if my local agent, and read the certificates, and if. you . have ever donbtcdyoix will AiovXxX wo xxvox'c . As a proof that the PnrilerLixl are pnrr’VBgetabl", I have the certificates vs tho«e emiueut t hen. , ists, Chilton of N. ¥.» and Locke us Ciucirinaii. Rend Dr. Roback’s Special Moticea and - tished in a aoti=p®u'->tti pturt of thu Paper frviu tc. ; time. 4 Price of the Scandinavian Vegetable Bhx d Purifier, • per Lott ie, or ? > per iudfdosetu Os the S<-.-»:i-iinavin!i Veg etable Blood PH!*, 25 cents jmjt box, or b i set for fl. Principal Officeand SaMbroom, J* < ST’-rt 3d Boildiag from Main S:.» Cinciuu-tti.- 0. Laboxatury Mo. la Hammond Street. FOR SALE BY In A-lams c<n --ty,by Dr. T. T D >rwin As C in Decatur, Smith A N hitman. Tn Pleasant Mi John Hart, M - imouth. Samuel Linton, Bu o, and by Druggist and M irchintt generaly l.rougliout the Union. v6-nlo. r lTuferty No. 91 Columbia Street, one door vest of Eran drift*-Stove and Hardware Store, FORT WAYNE, LND„ j AAJf'VLD say tothepiibllc in general that be ▼ 7 is determined to sell DRY GOODS, Bone | nets, Hats, Flats. Carpets, Trunks, Ac., Ac, cheaper than any other House in the city, •« . country — -Vo mistake. Also, Home made. Ready made clothing, oi made to order — Warranted. COUNTRY MERCHANTS ■ supplied cheaper than any other H msecaa sr west of the Mountains. Call and see befne - lurchasing cLewhere, No UpuUe to show goocK. I- LAin-’ERTF, No. 91 Col wen Via Street, vfinll Fort Wayne, lidiaaa.

DR. WM. B. HURD S I Dental Remedies ARE the best in the world, IKSI’RING FINE’ TEETH A SWEET BREATH. AXD ! CVBIXG TOOTHACHE AND HEURALGIA. Do you wish to be blessed with and admired , j for Peablt White and Sound TEETH? Use , |DR WM B. HUBDS UNRIVALLED TOOTH. POWDER, warranted free from acid, alkali or . any ii jurjoussubstan-e. Price2sc’ts per box. ; ITBeware of theordinary cheap Tooth Pow- ; der, which whiten but destroy. Do you wish to be certain that your BREATH i« pure sweet and agreenbletohusband or wife, . lover or friends? Use DR HURD S CELEBRATED MOUTHWASH. Price 37 cents per bottle. This astringent wash is also the best remedy in the world for Casxee, Badßreath , Bleeding Gms, Sore Mouth, etc. Ithascuredhundreds. Do you or your children sufterfrom TOOTHACHE? Get DR. HURDS MAGIC TOOTH ACHE DROPS Price, 15 cents per bottle. Are vou afflicted with NEURALGIA? Get DR W B HURD S NEURALGIA ELASTERS. The most effective and delightful remedy ; known. 1 They do not adhere nor blister, bnt soothe I anc charm awav pain. Try them. Price, IS j i and 37 cents. Mailed on receipt of price: Do you wish a cemp’ote set of DENTAL ! REMEDIES and a Treatise Pn Peeservi-;-; ■ Ti:lth? Get DR. W■ B. HU DENTAL TREASURY, the neatest and most valuable presen t that one friend can make to another Price, $1 Sent by Express on receipt of price. For sale at all the best stores throughout the j country. Caution. —As there are dealers who take adto impose upon their customers inferior preparations, it is nec- ! essary to insist upon having what you call for, set the best; thoroughly tested and prepared bv an experienced and scientific Dentist Treas- ‘ nrer of the New York State Dentist’s Association, and V ice President of the New York City Dental So-iety. Address WM. B. HURD & CO .(New York I — !

x\GE NTS WANTED i o For the HISTORY of the CIVIL WAR IX ASERICA, 0 COMPRISING A FULL AND IMPARTIAL ACCOi NTOF THE ORIGIN AND PROGRESS of the REBELLION. The Various Naval and Military Engagement!, and the Heroic Deeds performed by Armies and Individuals, and Touching Scenes in the Field, Camp Hospital AND Cabin. BY JOHN’S. ABBOTT, AVTHOB or Tin: ‘‘MOTHKB AT nOME,” “LIFE OE NAFOLEON,” “BISTOBV OF THE FRENCH BEVOLVTION," Ac. Illustrated with Diagrams and Numerous Engravings of Battle Scenes, and Portraits of Distinguished Men by the b. st Artists in me.~ z .. Mr, Abbott’s style is pftuliarly graphic, forcible and picturesqe, bringing the scenes described clearly and vividly before the mind, ; and enabling the reader almost toseethe march of embattled hosts.to hearths roar of artillery, and participate in the deadly strife of war; and he is ly common consent regarded as the ’man of all others to write the History of the ' great Rebellion. , It will be issued in Two Ityval Octavo

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'9Et .--APi I fIAO or rEMALE AOEKIS ! bOO.OUO TO SELL LLOTO’SNEW STEXL PLATE COUNTY COLOKEP MAP OF THE UNITED STATES. CANADAS AND NEW BRUNSWICK Fromrecentsurveys,completed Aug 10,1-62 j cost $23,000 ty engrave it and one years time. , 1 Superior to anv map ever made by o . ton or and sells at the low price of. i 'fifty cents; 370,000 names are engraved on this ( < i map. It is notonly a County Map, but it is also a Count?’ and Rrilroad Map : ' of rhe United States and Canadas combined in , i one. giving 11 EVERY RAIL ROAD STATION I and distances between Guarantee any woman or man $3 to $5 per day and will take back all maps that cannot be sold and refund the money. .“end for $1 worth to try. Printed instructions how to canvass well furnished all ofir agents. Wanted—Wholesale Agents f.-r our maps in - i every State California,Canada England France , and Cuba. A fortune may be made with a few ; j hundreddollarscapital. *’.T. LLOYD, N<». lb’4 Broadway : New York City. , The War Department uses our map of Virgin ! : ia. Maryland and Tennsy \a,uan. cost ; i ot: wlucli is marked A i f letam Creek, Sharsburg I Maryland Hights, Williamsport, Ferry, Hho-rersi-ille. Nolands Ford, and all others on the Potomac, and every other place in Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania, or money refunded. 1 LLOYD’S TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY, OHIO, INDIANA and ILLINOIS, is the only authority for Gen. Buell and the War Department. Money refunded to anysnej finding an error in it. Price 50 cents. From the T: ibune, Aug 2. “Lloyd’s map of Virginia Maryland, and PENNSYLVANIA. * This Map is very large; its cost is but 25 cents ; and if is the best which can be purchased.” j Oct 2. ’62. 3w.

GREAT BOOKS IN PRESS. THRILLING INCIDENS CF THE GREAT REBELLION; OR, HE HEaaiSM OF OUR SOLDIERS AND SAILORS. ILLUSTKATLD. I vol,, large l ime- Price,s 1.25. The critics and the public are right in pre-' dieting that this will surpass, in graphic uarra j tive,exciting inteßest, and extensi/e populari- i ty, all other histories of the War fur the Union. I Itstheme will be the heroic daring, patient suf- j sering, and hair breadthsecapes < f our soldiers : and sailors, and its incidents will form the theme of conversation at innumerable firesides for years to come.lt will contain, in addition to its stirring details, thephilosuphical Ar of the Caures of the War, by John Lothbop Mctt.et. LL. D. Authorof **The Rise of the Dutc'> RepuVli/’n etc., the dat* e of al! ti e im portant events from the John Erow in raid . and an accurate and revised account of the principal h°tries with engravings. Ohe third the proceeds of all Subscript ions t direct to us will bs given for the Relief of Disabled Soldiers, and all persons who wish a 1 copy of the work, and also to benefit the the sol- • diets*should -end their name and address at ■ once. Also, any officer or private, or person in ' any section of the country, having knowledge of a heroic aet incident will oblige us # by sending an aceount of it. Boobsbit.frs, PosTNfasters, and Canvassing Agents will be be furnished with a Snbscripticn • Prospect us, on application to the Publishers, i HP AH'eraleo emission given to soldisrs desi r ingto ac as agents in taking subscriptions. T T !•

I 1. THE HISTORY OF AMER I- J CAN MAIT7TFACTURES FROM 1608 to 1860. Rv Dii. J. Leanoeb Bisaor. 2 vol»..Fvo Vo!. I . now read v. Vol. 11. nearly ready. , This is probably the largest and most impor tant work now in the American press. We have also just published new editions of the following useful nnd popular hooks. THE IirSiSESS .11!VS LEGAL ADVISER: or. How to Suri- Monev, bv Comliicliug Busi | ness abcording to Law, as expounded l»y the Latest Authorites. 400 pp., eLeip. , Pric*-, £l. OPPOETIMTIES FCR IXDrSTSYt or, A 1 HOT- i SIND CHIX4ESTO MIEEMONEY. Cloth, $1 I This has been republished in England. Every business man nnd elerk should have- ( these books. They will pay the bayer a hund- i red fold. Evary parent -■ mid get them for ! ' their ions, j All ll'i-.-e hm.ks nre mailed, postpaid, on re- .; ceipl,ui pra-ep- li z pay particular attention tn- ] mailing books, wrapping them carefully, and will procure and send, postpaid, any book an- . y where, on rece pt olpublisliers’ price and six stamps. Address FREEDLEY &. CO-, Tribaae Bnlldlngs. New Terk. PIANOS, Persons whb wiith to buv r Piano of the best makers will be shown how they can i save a hanflsoTne snm in the purchase if they address Piano,esre ,r nT Coe A C., Publishers’, Agents, New TV-rk, i'. •?. 1 i SlO. WAGES PA 11) 1100. , I To sell goods for the Adams Sewing, Machine » Company. Wp will give a commission on all 4 goods sold by Agents, or pay wages at 1 from S4G tu SIOO per month, and pay all neces--4 sary expenses. Our machineis perfect in its ' mechanism. A child can learn to operate it by r half an hour’s instruct ion! It is equal to any j Family Sewing Machine in use. and we have . reduced the price Fifteen Dollars. Each ma< hiae is warranted for three rears. M Address Q. RUGGLES. Gen. Agt.. Detroit, Mich. TOTHE UNEMPLOYE DI Tcan GIVE STEADY FYBLOYMENT to . active young rren to solicit orders for thn I LITTLEGUNT SEW WING MACHINE, price • S15 —Hewrnpr, Gauge Screw drlrer and extra s Needles. Will pay salary and expen- - • ces, or allow large commissions. COUNTY - j RIGHTS given to agrnie. AN AGIKT wanted ; s in every Cot nty. For particulars* descriptive . tj Catalogue, £c., address, with stamp. T. S. P.WP. 7 ’ 46. Gen’l agent for U S Toledo, O. ! Wool Twine. CAftflßSLSlWool y»ine,atS 1 ■ ’ ’ ' A CRAWTf'”V 1

I.cok’. Ladle?, fofe PHOTOGWKIC Album For Nothing At rhe present time when everybody j, tographic album mad, it wifi be'rf. ■ news to the public, to know thatwe havj.i'. 1 ’ 15 on a plan by which they may procure ' A PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUM FOi NOTHING? We are not joking bv any meant whA, say this; we mean it. We propose to * GIVEAWAY A PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMASA PREIIU.SFOR‘SIBSCWIiu ( FOR THE New York Weekly Now universolly admitted to be the ; MODEL STORY ANDSKETCHPATER OF THE AGE THE NEW YORK WEEKLY | Employs more literary talent and:' [money for contributions than any other lof its class published. An; body’ before vliose . notice it is fairly brought., will be glad io i scribe for it even without any funjiei ipfe. I mentsthan its merit; but when in addition, t ! PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUM is GIVES’ AWaY THE RUSH for it WILL«BEIMMENSE In ordir to more Lilly explain ourselees, y e j hereby lay before the public the folloWifp LIST OF PREMIUMS ; TO GETTERS VP OF CLUBS. To anybody who will send us five dollars for two subscriptions to the New York Wcrklr iwe will give asplenjid Photographic Albuiii

: bouud in beautiful leather and gilt cil-i d vonh 1 two dollars. I To any one sending us $7 50 fort’nrie sub veriprions, we will send a splendid 5 a’bm. To any one sending ten dollars for foursubscribers we will send a splendid Album worth five dollars ' Tossy one sending 2 I dollars for eight subscriptions, we will send a beautiful 10 did I lar Album 1 hose niiilli d Io premiums should be ereful to mention the color of the album—either i prown, Black, red or fancy Color. Each Album will be sent on the day it is or- . ered . THE NEW YORK MEEKLY. I has been h»r g enough before the people to I Fy them that these offers are made iu good faith | and that our engagements will be faithfully ! met. Our friends must be careful to whom • th°y entrust their money, we, cf course cun t&ks norii-k. Persons sc iiding us money shotiM I be particular to mention Town Co ty and Sta’e. All letters must be addressed tn STREET SMITH 111 rank fort St., A’ew YorlSpecimen Copies sent free CLZ! ET--* <3 D ILJEE E » <33VISIT THE P'CSIOS CASH CLOIHKG STOLE,' i which has been removed to the corner of Main And Clinton Streets, FORT WAYNE, INDIANA. " f~UIFAI’LST Clothing Establishment . y In Fort Wayne And wherealso may be found the largest assortment of CL OTHS, CA SI ME PS, VESTING,

Ac., which they mak* to order in the mod fashionable style New York, sale. “Cheap for Cash.” Is our motto. and*the I »w pricejor our gar ments.made from the best materials, have astonished those who have heretofore pacronued the'‘Union Hall Cloth’ne Store.’ KRAMER, FLEDDERMAN & CO. v5-n39. Prospectus for 1863 ; TEE SATURDAY EVENING POST. The publishers of the Post take r plea*nrp I nntHcuncinvr that their literary arrang*men - “ I the comm? year are of acharacter tcvc'' | them in promising a feast of soed thin:'* , tboii.-.ands of readers. Amimr the coi "i ' to the Post we may now mer.tu n the ! distinguished authors: Airs. Elian Wood, Mabion Hai lanf. ! Kibkk, Bjud VIBGINJA F. Tc-WXS,SD. During the romjng- year the P s r n' p ’: ( vor to maintain its l.iph reput.-.tim ' stories, sketches and poetry. Sped. meats shell also be ill voted r - ‘ ' agriculture,witand humor, receipts, ner-. ikets.etc. „ Tirus—Cash in advance; One copy « . j two dollars, two' copies one year three ’ ’“ • four copies one year six dollars, eig i - I , one vear. and one extra, twelve dolis--. ’ ro J .nr one sending thirty sixty dollars, we will gi'- , e „cl M . Wilson’s celebrated Sewin-r Mscliinca,SV . ' thev sell for ferty five dollr.r- Ihe tn > ' will be selected new at the manufartorj inYork, boxed and forwarded free of cest, i the exception of freight. . • - In procuring the subscribers for ‘ blß we of course prefer that the thirty "’ |h(T should be proc ired independently of each at the regJbr tern s of two dcllars mri: ber. Where this cannot lie done, tbe ,*? ’ te9 art I** By bp procured at any of cf u and thbball'ance of the sixty < ’. lla 7h P <> ma’kil' to us in cash by the pel ecu desinng Ererv person collecting names forth machine premium thatll® S ‘ V the money as fast as obtainfd.se that t» I scribers may begin al ' l . nce thcdeliw , pers, and noMier'omi- disea is . nLjrtvbai® 1 When the whole evmliw cf names . * -whole amount of V*n«r forwarded• ceived, the machine will t % ti6 when Real Estate for Sale ' I offer for sale about 3-^"X ly ■ uated iu different parts of Adam.*c > cjll 0B i person wishing to buy, w>H do we f lh M«chH/6 3 DAVID STUDABAKEB.