Decatur Eagle, Volume 9, Number 1, Decatur, Adams County, 17 March 1865 — Page 4

< - I a/jj O/ - > ..CiS* •J* snt-tp I'm w-trx'i <r ? tux hr th •».!» h«.«a C»:’::ex J »ci* DR. TLO’fiXCX; s 'B’LOOD WBAVvKBL <ans \V\AKYO VXVLS hare been Introduced to the public for -aort than sis years, nnd have acquired an Xvwfcxcwse ?o\w.\.wvU\j, far exceeding any Family MtJxcmes o‘ t timiiar nature in the market. An appreciating public w:*s not lvV£ it discovering they possessed reina-k\bH C\.waX\.v-a Vvo\xtvYvt», •ad hence their Tla\u\A Sole. and consequent ; ro’it to the Prcprletor, thas enabling him to exp nd 'XXxowfctvxAs of dollars each year in advertising their merits, and publishing the which have been showered upon him from \W \vavxs oj X\\c Cou\xX.v\j. The peculiarity of the "BXooX Wvf\y\.ev auA. VvW* is that th<\v strike at th n rmt of Disease, by eradicating every particle of impurity Xw X\\c £>\.ooA., for the life and 1■ • t'tli the body depends ■pon the purity of th 1 ■haej If the blood is i - ned. the body drags out a s iserabjeexistence. These tuediciuH XAxet\vux\.«.&. fur curing ftro/ula, Syphilis, Stir, (Tl: ceases, C'.i > £ait Jfheum., Fh.e’i,ma.tisni, dyspepsia,, I:?-: r.ezdtiehs, Liver Ccmi biir.t, Fever ana j4guxe, Lsuoorrhasa, Fenta.lt Ccmzlninis, Jirystpalcc», St jlrvthony'n Fire, Tantors. rzrapitarts, S.-tjo/Ucu* Con. uoiution, «ta. ? J 1 ® $ $ ONE ;.er»--n wrb .’".her ’er i-cs cured ■ «f fits ot' o e ;■•• i: s s._o tii.g. and St Vitus’ dance of tn vear*. ANOTHER writes, l:;< son was cured after its rieUi Mid :. st v usted way The doctors pronounced the case incurable. ANOTHER "■■’.< tired < f Fever nnd Ague after t- in j■ ■ ■ t ::: i-reach. ANOTHER «a< <• ireJ <.f Fever Sore whi ANOTHSRotJL-n ..nt.-sn .Ft years. Cas.-s in>>n .' ■■ .:■*■ Ih -■ p-..i and J.lvor CbirirJdint could bd ruent.bned In a I the i'uriib r and I ills V\ ov\x W.\gc. <x C\\avviX. ’Y\\V ftUilvX Vk\\,S are th* in <t actb.e n«l thorough pi;.3 that b’. p ever ..on inti-. ju-fd. They a t dbvrrly upv n the Liver, excising that« r_an to << ii an extent as that the system not nb.ipae into its former condition, which i- t • apt to be the case with limply a imr: uiv* pill. They are really a \S\oov\ tu\u Xavv-cv VAX, which, in conjunction with the VA.OO& will cure all the :i reinentioned diseases, and, of themselves, will relieve and cure Hci-1 2,2'ne, Co-, t i veTvess t Coliz C'r.jlec.i ?.icitus, G Di the (p-.zzinew, elz. Try these jnedicjjies, and you will, never , rcg’-it it Ask your neighbors, who have ueed them, •nd they will say they lire GooX AXeAX.e’vixs.s, and yoB-shonld try them before going for a phvsician. (Jet a Pamphlet or Almanac of my local agent, and read tiie certificates, and if you have ever doubted you will \Xow\a\ vxo wxove. Aw h pT'Kif that f•“• !’!•■•! I'. i ran-! I’f’■< arn purely <egetaMv. I hat i ■ • t - ■ **tiiili“i.t chestitU, I*. ;-•->• .rs • . . ■ > > ....••■■■ innath P>‘<! !»• 11-- 1 ■ rv'n S;><- i.,1 N 4i. 1-. iut (' rtiticat<-« pubin * icii'Hi* part-f thin Piqtrr It.-in titae to time. I’risw .if th- < • iivlin:-vi; -i Veg<-t:»l !♦• r.'.00l Pnr.'ier, JI p*r or i» I<r halt’d /.-n t>f i In- ScHtuliiiai ism •tal'lA 11 on| I’ill-. 2-'i ■ ■ nt* |»-r box. or Ix- , sl. Prin<'i|ia , i ttfflef fi’iit «m. X • ■ f«< F nrth St t 3*l from M ■ St., Cincinnati, u. Laboratory Mo. lh ILtlumoinl Street. r FOR SALE BY Tn <* »*tntv.*»v io- r f ,a- r, y / jn n^cnttir,S-nith iLtartn.in L'., John Wirt, Monmouth. > ••’■<■{ T ; r t, n q U r n. an I bv 'trn *iid Merchant’ kroughoutthe Dnion . vG-nl . Card to Invalids, \rr -,-zw-crmn -*■ • •’* -nc ... n • <m n i;.P .ar. n | — F I’lv D "”>r. Hr-sn p ‘b« T r -.m-’- in 1 1»b ThuL. pin « r L’.-nr-,re K-i’vr'.f n” ’’V L .ncfnLnn 1 fjr H’t-nb Ta h br» »M l’rn 1?” '•M’-n.J »v fht< p n M-r«’v Sr i '’’'i” ! n V."’ (?• th- r.flFrt 4 I--’ ■!-»< .rtnni»... T ’-i’l *>■•’ ’ T< a r ;«v» *Sr •'.n T n«*n f * H»»« rn*» ,, t'*in'*, fn n l ‘nv^lnp 1 . to nnv m*» ts n n *e<l> jr o «* mon 1 nit* in 11 »•«»*’? f! — - •“•If Ad b’f’M JO* TT ' W ’’T ' Srmov D n-nf T Tn»--v. O(M,7*iU X** Cilf •

I ‘o * I l >K ' - r - HOSTETTERS CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS. \ pure Alni powerful Totiic, coi.rv..‘re and ■ It’r.ttiv;» of wondt rful •'fficacy in dis<ase of j •he Stomnch. Liver and Bowels. Cures Dys , i pepsin. Liver complaint. Headache. Gejnrr.l | j D'-Lili’ v. Nervousness, D» pre>>i‘>n ol Spirits, • con'ti pat iou, colic in term it lent f* vers era n. j s nn<! spawns and all complaints of eiilier Stx, • arising from bodily weakness whether inh< r . » ent ir» the system or produced by special cnvM s i Nothincthat is not wholesome, pinialnnd, ; ’•ostnrative in its nature et.ters in’o the cemj * •*'*101! of fl sTtetter’s Steinach Bitters I hi* j . popular preparation contain'- no num ml ot any • kind, no deadly botanical eh n • nt : no fieiy -xcirant: btit it is a combination of the extracts :of r re balsamic herb* *rd plants with the '••urpst and mildest of all diffusive stimn’ai Is. ( 1 It i c wi ll to ‘op L^eann' d against dj.*‘ ase. I in<J. so far a< <h*» human n> car 1 e p’<» ,( c i <1 bv human moan* r.prninst m:»i»<li< sei «■»nI L.red by ■• n unwholesome B|mospLere. in pine I J ■••iter and other external oauscß. Ho tetters ; >tpts m■>v be re]’“<l on psn safegua’d Tn districts infested with Ferer and it 1 1 ~( . n - nnn n mfilFble as a prw< nth r ard ; • "rptJc*jhip ;,« a Tpmedv and ihousai-ds whore- . sort to it under nppr-hen'inn of ,-.n attack, c* j C ipp *Lp cpo’ rrrr; Ht'd thousands who I.Cl’ < C1 j Itn iviil tl rnu-lLs it« prntcr'ivo qnnFli<-l i n ■, l-.ncp, ar<- rur<’<! bv # very br’i f r< vr-e o' . mnrvolov. mp.’irirr. T rver nvd Agrei •n'iiM'fr. lifter heintr plb’d rritli quinirc <rt ; i .e-’l.- in vilr.'nnr’l fnirlv *r*iiir*t<4 vit’ nn „,, rQ |, c ,11. nlri,l. arc nnt nnfr< ovnntlv | -. cti’-nil in 1 ••■■l’l. will in a few 'lays 1 y tl e um,f HoMetrer’e Fitl.r’i V1.,. o.mnrli i« rrniillv inviynrntf -nd the r.rrr-*itc restored bv tbi* i’L- r ' ••;■ lln , ■ v.mic inti >rrrr it works wonders in rnres of 1 Dr«rrrsiAin 1e« confirmed nmi !«rsr'ov Ar'ii on« n ymtlo and rnii r‘s nr j nnri,.„t w<-’1 -s onon ’ll., liver, it nlso 'rvn 1 ••inblv rrFrrns 11<- CoN’Tir-Tn N dor<■• 11.. :„,.„.1.. r nr-un o' tl . <'tw<«Fv< ri’l ‘rrie . . V, rsons of field'. 1"l it. F:l'< t. . .'->!/•» »«'f Serifs, err! Ff7«n'j ru,n 7 »-r find nronr • no jw. nnri t rib.-l ' r.„.., Il „ Pittrrs The tesfirflonv on Ibis so nt I i:« -nn't r, rich ‘ivn. nr <’ from I nth '■rv< s j T1,.. • • nt llftTora Cone is imvoiliittily l a «n gefi bv n singled« c e ofHo’Hn «lmt cm’ l.voer-’-ion-illvrosortincfo it, the return <f tl > . ■ onmnlnint nv>v b» nrevonted. , A, n rnl Tonic Hostetter’s PiCrrs pm I ,|,.pp,.w. p. c wl >l. rnwf k<- orn, ri. need nr wit- I I hrfn.ethevrm bn fnllv ,r P r.r-r.ti, _ ‘Tn cocos of ' nn’titnlinnei VeaJr-nrft Premature 'r>. f «v-n,l D. l'Titv J'irnpit-r'< : I , from Om Aon. it ettorcFc* ‘.be elncnc it Pit- , 1.. f. Ih, convnl.or.it stores Os nil dism-e- ; . - „ ,i,i;.l iW invirornnt V.'l u it npcratos a« r (( ' - 1 ! I th, rowers of nntnre ore telny d. it opera ee I to ir.'n.rr nn<l re-esti I i■ I'l ' n . T In t u o! liwst. it is 7Ar C"Jv Pcfe Pt r> u l„„t io ■ : -m"’- f-rtv'.-.l f-m sun I I'ttl •’• TO rials, end eniirel’ free ftnn ~b.n’.’.-s preset mow nr 1. tb< , : ..- tin-rv tonics a-d stomachics of ll e <’sy Vo ftimilv medic-no la-breti ‘o . '■ . :. m . ir 1.,. m ,lv td ’.-.1, desrrred/w r'T\ ■ r ' t. H■• inti-’tl n■nr’por’int’ of ’I ■ C.trmniity !,« Hostoftrr‘« Billrrs Pfrfm'ed by Po’liHet f- Smith, rittsbnr-11. r " FoM by : T T’ri u _- st.s, Grocers nnd St- rekccper. everywhere. Hn’rr.bntil' Pennine Preparations. j nomronnd Fbiid Extract ,n.l srocific u medv for diseases o > ■ . < .!•- Nidn<.-s.GrT..l.ni.fl propsicnl Sw. 11-rgs Thi* medicine incr<m t e« :ho pow< rof . '■ion no I excite the absorbents into healthy , Ariton bv wl.id the wntorv or calcareous de , nn.ilions nnd nil if’inntnfnl enlareemenls are ,-e,1.,re.1, ns w. H ~« Pain nnd Tufistnot-on , Hat vs i.i ’» Frr-tACT Btcnr -For W« kr.s «n<i nri-’T’" r ’°ru Fxrn'Fc*. habits of In*-, ips : lion Fnrfv Indiscretion of Abmn ntter<'« ' -ritb the followin'- svmprnmsi—Trdis posit i< ■n Fx'.rti.m Toss of Memory. ak | l.orrnr of nir-tm. dimness of T I‘toll I I , S»l Lassitude of -he M'-scilnr Fysl.m. 1 it i Hants .Irrness of the Slin los- g’"'"’.' of P-nnthir’.. Trend lint’. Wakeful-, |n«, min 1n the Back Flm.biro .a tb»l< dy , , ’Fr.mtions on the Fa.- F-H>d Ccvnt. arrr. j • T1,,..,. .vmntoms. if allowed to C o or w .cl ; , .1,1, modlcTe il-writ.’ ’r .ymoros seen fellow . . I fmnofema, Fvfwi'y. Pill n om- o | wrichtho Patient mnvexp'ro V.bo can say .I.oe arc n.e fr.q.-enllv followed 1 v .1,-. Diseases.' 'Tss.mtv or- Cons’ s rTios. Mans arc aware nftho cause of their wm ’ll I' 1 S'-T.-O-.EVII C'lyri’sTi” Itrcorns oral’l .S lews tad mel'irrhnlv ilralhf Im Cnnnemjttar, , , totl'otrnil' oft! o ns<! » f.« ie , The c nutitn'inn once rfrrlr'' tr’fl’ < rco i. i .1.1 i. l ' AT <’ • rinr 1 n i 't> Aiir.’S r'i ■■■ - ■•' ■ , , , •’, n a,„l inr-- - 'b- tri tTol.nhold’s F.x’r ict Biiehn inr<m"/ t’i tiers i\ ■ :..’ will convince ’’’O 'i "-t s'.lep’ici 1 | r-.-v.i s . F M.rrs— Frw.t.rs— In lonnti <t/Trr | lions nern’i-r Io From - ”'<■ F X r:,r ' b" ’. is ! 3...1 by nnv other remedy. n« in Ch.o ■ -,.X0- P..’Mtb.n, Trro.rnbiri‘v. PrinfeL os-, nr'Jnnorossion of cnsiomarv Fv: ciiiitiyiis . -j ' p-vfr.t .<1 nr n'l’ «tfiti» of th<* ’ tpri'* T• U I ..I,orrl.non o- Whites. c teriiitv. and for nil c< n ■ . incident to tl,.- sex. whether arisiro f.;.. 1 go-,.linn hahirs of dissipation, or in : t'i» 4 cliiresr eh vre t-f H'r T,ke „n n ’lsart Vcrrwre nr>;nrdr<r»«nf | V.- 'iriee r nr iinplewnt an'l dunqeraur <lisieis,s ’ rr,lv.’.l'r Frt"''i-t B.wbil end tnj rov-d J-’esi : W'.‘ r cures Secret Pisea'es in all ’heir sta- es. , t , Tr ,„a-o Little or no chance in diet ' . NS iuenn v«*ni“n r “ • pn eypn*’.yp . ’•muses g frequent de»ir- nnd jrivess’rin.ll 1 .„ rr ; n ,,.,, rtereliv cMUfins I’ll.st” aliens. II „,. vii’in-nnd enrintr Strictures of the Pre-| Ihm allavin" P’in and Tnilams'ion .so fro1 0, t ,..,f ,•„■’.. class of diseases, and expelling ! .Pit'asrdand vtrrovt Vatter TiT'v MKnR rynx Tnnv*A*n? who h/ve rrrx I T!? ,. v'(CT”Ss or CJU.VKS. nnd who hare pal I .Usugfert to be cured in a short ‘'/’’'’•""V e„. ln | thee Were dec ived . nnd that t, e lon sv,'' 'ins.br th- us- of “powerful astringents. ’ ham dried uo in the svsto-n. to brea ;■ out in an 1 .X- I v-it...d form, an ’ oerharts fter Varrtaae 'Use Helmbolt's Ex-rael Buri n f< r all afire I tin-.« and ’ d«««»«m« of the Tyinaiv Pn; rs whetbe- existing in Male or .erne... <n —h,t..'er ea-ia* o-igi nat ing arri no nattir of --...... .e -i.r*e r--'-*

I 1 quires the aid of a Diuretic. Helinbold’aEx•tract Buchu i» the great Diuretic, uuil is certain to have the deaiied effect iu all Diseases jtr whin, tl •» recummended. Evidence of the most iei tie soil responsible cuaraeter will accompany Hie luvdiciue. Price $1 UU per boitle, or six for $5.0 I. Delivered to any address, securely picked ' Iri'in observations. escribe Sqmp iims in all • Can municiitiaßS. 1 : ureo Guaranteed ! Advice (iiatis.’l Address letters for information to If B. UELJIUUI.’., Cneiriisi. 104 South Tenth st . bel Chestnut, Pa. ! Hai MBonn s-Vedicaf Deput, ;lei.mbolv s Drag and Cii'tnv al Warehouse . jilt .(Kiaduay, View York. Bewnre of Counterfeits and unprincipled : Di al. is n 1 oemlea vor to J is| os* ’of f !ieir nicii’’ land ‘ other’ articlesen th reputation attained by \ Helmlold’a Genuine i’r. parations •• “ Exlracl Buclin. " “ '■ Sar-apa ilia. ■ - Improved Rose W ,sh. Sold by all Druggists everywhere Ask for (Helmhoid's Take no other. Cut. out the ad-verti-enient a"d send for it, and avoid imposi-j jthin and exposure. [dec .'S 1863-ly 1

yn, DR. ROBACK’S STOMACH A EITTns ABE NOT MOM tobeexcelled STOMA CH IC ij. 4 »x» 0F THK DIGESTIVE ORGANS.

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I PROSPECTUS FOR 1865. THE SHIR nIVEXIXG P,)ST, | ’‘Tiit Oldest hdJ Best oi the >Ve< klie-«.” _ 'pHE publishers of THE POST would call I (he attention of their host of old friends and the public to their Prospectus for the com ! ini: year. THE POST still continues to main •: tain iu proud position as A First Class Literary Paper. i and arrays weekly its &olid d i uioerou* col* . urn ns of CHOICE LTTEFt.VTRE, I iuclndin? STORIES. SKETCHES, POETRY. ANECDOTE" 4 , and everything of j an interestiiijr character designed to instruct and amuse, A FAMILY OF CHILDREX who rend a good liternrv pupi r weekly, can sc irc.-lv fail to become inure cultivated mid intelligent under its influei.ci —their stock of general ihfiirnni ■ tinii. especiplly. will be greatly enlarged.. That THE POST h is ex-rte . this beneficial . influence in thousands of c i-es. Thotisttnds of its Old Patrons will . Testily.

i Therefore SUBS KIBE TO THE PO.ST, and see if vou <L> not.note a improve ment in rhe mindsnnd m-inivrA of your family. Its varied lessons on all subje its, cannot fail of 1 being productive of more or less good. \ SEWING MACHINE PREMIUM In order to enable ladies to procure a first qunlitv Sewing Machii o nt ven little outlay, tve make the following liberal offers .— We u ill give one of WIIF.I i.l lt.V wILSOX’S Celebrated Sevvins “'I 0 regular price of which is FIF I 5 - 1* I\EDO ■• LARS-on the following terms: — 1. Twer,tv copies, one year, and the Sewing Machine, ® •2. Thirtv copies, one year, and the Sewing Machine. 1 3 Forty enpi s. one vear, nnd the Sewing Machine. Tnthefir-t of the above Clubs, a ladv can /ot twenty S'discribers nt th*- regular price of

; i-2 ->0 n ropy, an.l then by Rending on these subscript Hus, End Twextv iJot.lars ix adth tiox. will ij-pt :i Machine that she cm not nuv i nnywht-re at less than P’lfty-five Dollars If she £i*ts thirtv subscribers an<l Sevpnty five Hollars, she will only hnvo to ahi Ten Dol . lars to the atnotmt. While if she (jets forty j subscribers at the ’egnlar price, she will pet j her Machine for nothin’?. The paper will bp spot to rbff>«r»*ntnost«ofF- | res if .lesired The r.nm-s ami inonny should ; . !><• forward'll r« Hv as obtained, in order , hat the subs'*risers mav beonn to receive their papers nt oncp.nnd not becomedissatisfi 1 ’ with •lip delay When the whole • mount of mon.-y is received, the Sewing M-.rhinp will I■■ duly ! I f,u-. v l r b‘ 1. Th- dub. movb'pi'Hv romnos. j of .nbscribrr. to THE LADY’S FRIEND, if ' 3 - .. nil rn«o<; tho Nfnrhino «ont wi’lbntho ! rnjiiilnr WHEELER A IL’OV’S !?n 3 Mnch- | i : n<*. sol iby thorn in Vow York tor Fifty-fie I I Dollars Tho Markin', will bn solonto.l now at | I rh» manufactory in',' w York. W-l. sn'l f»r- ■ ,vT-.1n.l free of cost, with the exceptios or , FREIGHT. CA'H TN -sHTANCK. < n S' One cr-pv one year, •n «< 4.”" TWO Copies. u ( , n ”nur copied. Eiirht conics, " nnd one to getter nn of club, * 1 fl Twenty ronins. •■ and one to tret'er-np n( THE' Ox, Corr or THE rn<ST ano axe of THE r tnY’’frtexd. I T-r-Th.. m eter i., THE POST will -.lmavsJm ■ lify.rm' f'om that in T ELt D\ o ERIE ■ i IT s . H„. price ~f THW PD<T s the same a. I 'hat, of THE LaDT’ 5 ’ FR EN n, the inn. m.v I bn romposeil exclusively of the paper, or part • ly ofthr paper and partly of the ntnsrazine. Os tl ,„ pemirnn for pettintr »P a Chib may be either one or ihe o her. as desire' Any person having smt a Club mm add n-her na mas at any time dnrin? the rear, dh« p.pers for a ''lnk may he sm.t to diflf rent post, offices. Subscribers in British North sm -rtea must r mir twenty rents in addition Io the annua, snhsrrintbn as m have tn peeptiy the Umted Srib»< pnifnn’onn thpir pnpc r «. 1 R E M,TrxvoF. should be nvide in rnited tates I notes For all amounts over Five nnllars we . i prefer d'afrson nnv of the Eastern citi-s.p.y ■ abb- M onrordpr TTSpfcinwn numbers of THE sent , 'T.ltis. xddr'cs DEXCOV <t PETERSON. Ho 319 Walnut St. .Philadelphia. | The Magazine for the Times! PETERViX’S MkGr.AZTNE The Best and Cheapest in the World for l Ladies ! This popular monthly Maenzino will h H pr'et/vimpraprd for I . It will contain. On" Thousand Pages ! ' Fourteen Splendid S’eel Plates I Twelve Colored Fashion Plates' Twelve Colored B rlin Work Patterns ! Nin" hundred Wood Cuts I Twenty-four Pages of Music ! All this will hr 'river, for only TWO DDL | L ARS a year, o'a dollar les. than Ma razine. ; of the class of "Peterson ” Its Tlinild.’lST A T.P’’’ and NOVPfTTTF' yen the host n-hlishr.l nnvwhoro dll tie . meat nepirlrr writers er' rmrM rd *n write nrinn nl u fnr dr 10K5. in n.i.litio., tn i s uts’i d qn-.'ntbv <»f <stnr«n«. I ALCDPYRTDHT • OVF.LETTES will bn trivrn.bv Ann S Stpphcn** Lnni«p C. Mnultnn i Fmnk Tdp 8.-nndict. nnd flip tic Author o ' «Th<* SpfAnrt L’ r «* ” V nhn nnbliihp® ■DashionH Ahrad of Ml Others I F.wh number, in mlditinn tn the colon*.] ; nrxto. siVD»; Bonnots. Clonks nnd Drp«‘*r*«. on I ernv-d on wood A Do. n pnttf’-n. from win'd! , i a Dross. Mnntdln n- r ’b»ld « D-d®'"- p'»n bo cn’ . i out, xrithnnt tlw* n»<l nf n mnntrn rr.nkor Also 1 • sever 1 of nnd other R**cctpt« is Dm B-« f Ln4v*« Magazine in tbp World jyjr Try it tor one yenr I TERMS—ALWAYS IN ADVANCE One Conv. One Yonr. $ Q nn F.isrht Copies, for One Yonrs. 19 00 1 Fourteen Copip*. fur One Year. 20.00 Premium* For Getting Up Club* : Toovorv p renn »*oHin<f up n club. «r the nbnr<- rate*, a copy nf the for IPGS | 'Till be ffjvrn gT*»ti<: nr. if preferred. the <u- I norb pn<rr trin •. f«ixp. inDbes bv 90 inc :*« ) i “XVXPMIWTnif PARTING FhOM HkJ GENER ATS ” Ad>- s.. nnef pnid. CH 1 PETERSON. 306 Ch* ctnut Afreet, ' ' XT ,<3! pccimrn» aeni, gratia, when written for, I Kev 'g - ’

“A Complete Pictorial History of the Titin-s.” "The best, cheapest, and most successful Family Paper in the Union.” v Harper’s Wee k Iy, SPLENDTDT.Y ILLUSTRATED. ( riti'ul Notices of the Press ' ‘Thr best K.unilv Paper published in the , Ui iled Stales ” —[N. w London Advertiser. j “The modxl lw paper «»f our country—comj pleie in all the depariinentß of an American Family Paper—Harper’s Weekly has earned , or Hfitdf a » ?-ht to its title 1 X J URN AL Oh : CiViLIZ \ I I<> -[Now Y'»"k Evening Post. •This Pap r fnriti<li.'' the bet Jlusfr ted. Our, future historians will enrich th>*m*elv»*s out of Harper’s Weekly long after writers,and paint j ers. :in I publish rs are turned to dust.”—[New ! York Evangelist “A necessity in every household.’’—[Boston ! Transcript ‘ It i< at once a loadin’? political and hißt<»rical annalist of the nation.”—[Philadelphia Ledger • The best of its clas* in America ” —[Boston Traveller.

SIBSI'BIPTIOYS. 186 > • f The Publishes hav-* perfected a svstem of mai inir bv which !h**v ran supply the Maga zine ami Weiki.y promptly Io who prefer : to n rrive th* ir periodicals oiroc'ly front the t Office •>( Publication. Po-tmasters and others desirous of ire!linj? up Clubs will be supplied with a handsome pictoi ial Show bill on appli- . j cation . The postage on Harper’s Weekly is 20 cents . a year, which must be paid at the subscriber’s I post office. ’Perms: Harper’s Weekly one year. 00 An Extra Copv oi either the Weekly or Ma- ' ; GAZINE will be supplied gratis for . very Club of Five Si bscribj rs at $4 0 each, in one remit ‘ tanre : or Six Copies for .■s.’() 00. Back Number-can In- supplied at any time. The Annual Volume of Harper’s Wir.KLv.in neat clothing l>indint r , will be sent, by express, for $6 each. A complelr Svt, c<nnpri>ini» Eight Volumes, senton receipt of ca<h at the rate of f,4 50 per vol., freight at • xpensi of purchaser Address Ha up! a <t Brothers Franklin Square, New York. ‘ Unquestionably tin* best sustained work of the kind jn the Woild.” HARPERS New Monthly M •ig-'tl'ne, Cri'ical No’ires of the Press It is the foremost Mngnzino of the day. The firrsidi* never hud a more delightful companion, nor the million a more entrrprLi g friend, tba-IL;-per’s Magazine.—(Methodist Protestant (Baltimore. ;■ The most p<»p lar Monthly in the world.— [Now York Observer. We must refer in terms of eulogy to the high tone nil i v ri“J < xce’lenc -s of Harper's Mata zine—a jenrnai with a monthly circulation of •ibout I ”0.0 tl copies —in jf o*e p iifes are to be found some nf the choicest light and general 'eailint' of tl dav. Wc «pvnk of this work as an <*vidence o*' tlx* American People ; at <1 the popularity it has acquired is merited. Each Number contains fully 144 pnL'<*s of reh<lin«j matter, appropriately illustrated wiih goo.l wnnd cuts ; and it combines in itself the racy monthly ami tlv« more philosophical quarterly. . blended with the best features of t he daily joiir- | nal. It has tyreat power in the dissemination of a love of pun* literature.—[ I'rubner’s Guide to American Literature, Lomlm . The volumes bound constitute of themselves i: library nf miscellaneous reading such as can not be found in the same compass in any other pnblicatinn that ha* come under our notice.— [Boston Courier. SIBSOTTiOXS. 1865. Tlio PnLlislmrs have perfected a system of mailing bv hich tlu-v can supply the Maoi ztxxnnil WrrKLV nromptlv ti those who pr.-for ■ to receive their perioilieals directly from thee I Office of Publication. The postage on Hamper’s Magazine is 2 I cents I a vear which must ba paid at the subscribers, . post office. Terms: H’RFfr’s Magaztxf. one rear. $4 00 An Extra 0 pv o» either the Magazine nr Weekly will be supplied ratis for every Club ’of Five Subsr ibers at $ t 0 each, in one remittance .nr Six Copies for ’OO Back Number* can bp supplied nt any time a Civnpkte Set, now comprising Twenty i nine Volumes, in neat cloth binding, will be ! sent bv express, freight at expense of purchas I ! er. for $2 25 ner volume. Single volumes, by ' ' mail, post paid. <3 00. Cloth cnses,?or bind i ing.sß ccnts.br mail, post-paid. Address Harper <t Brothers Franklin Square, New York. Collector’s Office, i 1 Ith Di tk:ct i f Indiana.) N“Bl!>villk, Dre 1, 1864 j Special Income Tax 10r’63 ; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ASSESSOR for the District has duly assessed and placed I in my hands for colli cl ion, the special income j i tax. imposed bp the io’nt resolution passed by , I Congress, July 4;h. 4. and if said tax is mu * : paid bv the 2 uh day of January. the law ■ | compels a collection by distraint and sale of i (property, together wi.h a penalty of ten per ‘ I cent . and all other n ci’ssary expenses. This ■ ! Tax »s an assesr-mi-nt upon the income ending Decemb-r 31, 1863. and is a duplicate- assessm nt for that y. ar at the rate of .5 percent. Nothing but G Jd. Silver, Treasury Notes, and Natinnul Bank Bills accepted |in payment. Payment made at the of I fiee of BENJAMIN J. RICE, Deputy Collector in DECATUR. County op Adams; ar.d State oi l I ’diana. OFFICE HOUR C :—From January l«t to! .Tnnmvv 20th. IR‘s—frnm 8 o’clock, a. r T ,uu j ti 12 o’r’ock. m . and from 1 o’clock, p. m., ' until 5 n’« lock. n, m .of eneb mcrl- dnv. DE WITT C. CHIPMAN, ' O«M«,bsr S 1864. QailMtor.

rvjE -i, t NEW MAGAZINE FOR THJ£ LADikt, ' HIE Labl’6 FRIEKd A MONTHLY MaGaZI.M; > OF LITERATURE AND FASHIOX | The subscriber! would begl nvt l# . the attention ol their In. ih!i , tl4 ■ public to their New Magazinz »l. they are about to issue, and t|, r J, tun number of which is nearly ready, name will be IHE LADT’S FRIEND. ‘ 'nd it will be devoted to choice Litrt, lure and the illustrstion ot lie Fasliius, It will also contain the latest palinr.s ,( Cloaks, Caps, Bonnets, Hesd Diester Fancy Work, Embroidery, Ac., rkc.jwitk Receipts, Music, and other mailers ialtr es t in ts to ludif's gene rally. THE LADY’S FRIEND will be edited by Mrs Hstrar Peterson, who willttir

| upon the services in the Liternrv Depzi.. j ment, o< the following UNRIVALLED corps cr WRITERS, g Mrs. Henry Wood, nuthor of ‘Ehm Lyne,’ j &«.; Mary Howitt, Marion Hstland, nu- " tlmr of ’Alone’; Mrs. E. S. Randolph, ■JElanor C. Donnelly, C M. Trowbridge, I , Margsret Hosmer, Virginia F Tvwnsend, Mrs. M. A . De niton. Cbm A vgu »- ta, Laura J. After. August Bell, Arru * L G , Charles Morris, Htlei M. Pratt, Maggie C. Highy, Mis Arr. Bache, Lucinda B. Browne, Carrie Meyer, Mrs M F. Tucker, Fanny 11. R»y. mond, Frances H. Sluffield, Mrs L i Shears, Caroline A. Bell, Annie F K’nt. (.(Sophie May, Harris Bvine, Mrs Z B. I Spencer, Mattie Dyer Britts. Annie But- ; sell. Miss A L. Muizcr, S»r» J. Runsev, Clara Doty, Harriet W, Stillmn, '■Minnie May, Arthur Hampton, T.,J i Chambers, Barbara Brande, snd etl.rr < talented writers. Hnndsome Steel Engrnvings. A Handsomk Stkil Engraving and a Colored Steel Fashion Plate will illm(rule every number ; besides well ti.ru'ed Wood Cuts, Illustrative of Storiee, Patterns, <tc„ 100 numeronr to m>nDin. The January number will contain » b»»u---i ul Steel Engraving, designed txyrerrly for libs Magaiine by Scheuaelt, nd called Gabriel Wilkie's Ritvrn. This handsome Steel Plate illustrate! a ’ -lory of 10-e, war, and a broktn erga k » mlent, by Miss Eleanor C. Donnelly, and wii be of itself, we trust, worth thr pri«« of the number. A SEWING MACHINE GRATIS! We will give to any pelstn m i d:rj thirty subscriptions to The lasr’» keind and Sixty Dollars, < re of T leel- ■ I rit Wilson’s celebrated Eewitp Ma'•bines, such as they sell for For'l-li’» Dollars. The Machines will le stbchd new at the manufactory in New Toik, boxed, and forwarded tree ol cost, with the • x-eption of freight. In procuring subscribers for this Premium, We prefer that the tl ii'v eulscribera bhould be procured al tleifyuitr terms o! Two Dollars for each, but w> .re this cannot be done, they may lie yrcc-jr-ed at our club rates, nnd the balance of the Sixty Dollars forwarded tons in rail by the person desiring the machine, rhe Magazines will be sent to difL rent PertOffices, if desired. Every person co)l»<t>ng names should send them with the money as last ns obtained, io that the subsr rihers may begin at onre to r.»fir« their Magaiine*, nnd not hi rrme dirsat-t-fied with the delay When the whcla number of names (thirty). and wl o!» amount of money (Six’V Dollars), is received, the ncAchine will be duly lerwsrded. TERMS Our 'arms will be the same »» if*** L’r that well known weekly paper. Th* Saturday Evening Post, ptihible'! by u« for the last seventeen years—ir* order that the clubs may he made up ol ti e paper and magazine conjointly, where it t» so desired — and will be ns follow" CASH IN ADVAICI. 1 copy, one yenr, ?? 0® 2 copies, one year, 5 ®® 4 copies, one year, 6 ®® R copies, and 1 togetter-upofrlub 1 1 < • 2<) copies, and 1 to getter-up of club 28 6® One copv each of the Lady FrUND nnd SaTCHDAf Evening Po c t. 3 00 X-r?" Single numbers of The Lady’s Friend (postage paifl by us) 20 cent!. The matter in The Lady’s Friend ■ will always he different from thnt in The ■ Post. Address DEACON A PETERSON, No. 310 Walnut St., Philads. t3T Specimen number' will he 'rs gratiiitouslv (when written for) to fhor* desirous of procuring subscribers Clark’s School Visile Volume IX. A DAT SCHOOL MONTHt) . Th? Visitor will commence il< AW' p \ wiih th»* JaiiiiHTy number, 1865. only Day School Periodieal publi>h p 6 at SEVENTY FIVE CENTS A YEA® ! , Maenxine form,beHulituily illustrated. • type. ne«’ features ; Re at infiM, M'i > c Spe*® es. Dialogues. Stories, Poems, Enignißß. Grammar, Rebuses, etc., etc., h° I the VERY BE'T WR.TERS. • ! Tlx- Visitor has the largest circulation o I Educational Jovrnal publi&he i , 11 ! the time to f«»rm clubs tor inter Schoo • (Send lor a specimen, and see inducement* clubs. ■ Address, with two cent stamp, J. W Daughadat, Publisher, PWaJwiyrkt*.