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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26

THE LoooMorIvE.-The following passage is
from Hon. Geo. Barstow's Fourth of July Grafton
at Mountain View, Santa Clara County:
"Thanks to the loyal Congress, the Pacific
Railroad Bill has passed. Thanks to a patriotic
President, the bill (as we have every reason to
believe) is signed. And now, in due time, there
will come out to us, from the forges OF the North,
n steed more feet than the Arab steed of the
desert. 1t is the steed with the iron bound bosom
and mouth of fire. 1t is the steed that putfs the
long white clouds from his nostrls, as he goes
forth on his glorious errand-now galoping with
never firing foot far through the woodlands and
over the prairies-now laundering through the
passes of the mountains, bringing population
civilization, prosperity, growth, power, and
grandeur n his train--smoOthing the rough way
hesore him, making the land to put on beauty
like gaFAent, and the wilderness and solitary
places TO bud and blossom like the rose" The
name of that steed is Locomotive-the grand
agent of modern civilization
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26
Coal and Kerosene Oils,

Burning Fluid Lamp Oil, Neats.foot OIL Lard
Oil, Camphene Knowing the difficulty in pro
curnga good article, 40 necessary for brilliant
light. we have taken extra pains Ia import them
of the best quality, and can supply our custom
ere with superior article.
Ri. MCDONALD Il CO, Sacramento.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26
Trusses, Supporters, Etc.

Gum Stockings, Shoulder Braces, Abdominal
Supporters, Suspensory Bandages Silk Elastic
Bnndagps. for ladies. A large assortment OF ar-
ticles in this line. For sale by
r. IL. MCDONALD & CO, Sacramento.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26
Eclectic Medicines.

We are constantly receiving, per express, Id
ditional supplies from the manufactures.
TILDEN'S SUGAR COATED PILLS, of al
most all the Concentrated Medicines, put up II
bottles. For sale by
r. H. MCDONALD 4 Co, Sacramento
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26

QUARTZ MINING IN KLAMATH-A correspond
ent OF the Yreka Journal says that several quartz
claims are paying richly at Sawyer's Bar. The
Live Yankee lead is supposed TO be the best,
FaVing been traced over a thousand feet.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26
The journal.
Eastern Intelligence TO Juiy lsth.


The following are the most important items by
the last overland dispatch-dates to the l7th
inst
THE bombardment of Vicksburg had been dis
continued, and although work was still continued
on the canal it was feared the channel of the
river could not be turned until a rise occurred
-DETACHMENTs of the 9Th and 9th Kansas reg
imenls had taken 600 rebel prisoners near Fort
Gibson, with all their arms and munitions--IT
was reported by passengers who arrived at Cairo
from Memphis, that Price had crossed the Msss-
sppi at Napoleon, Ark, with an artillery train.
A large rebel force was being concentrated at
some point In that State---THE recapture of
Baton Rouge is conradicted from rebel sources
-THE main body of McClelan's army still
holds its position at Harrison's Landing. The
main force of the rebels was not less than fifteen
miles from our lines, and is reported to have
abundant artillery and full confidence of ultimate
auccess-THE Petersburg Press of July 1lth
reports the sheiing of Hamilton, N. c., by Fed
eral gnnboas. 1t also announces the death Of
Austin E. Smith, formerly Navy Agent at San
Francisco, from wounds received in the late fight
before Rchmond---THE 1ribune's Harper's
Ferry correspondent says fears were entertained
that trouble would result in consequence of the
threatening appearance of matters before Win
chester. Stores and munitions were being re-
moved to the former place. On the 18th our
pickets were driven in below Winchester Rebel
sympahzers act as if they had heard good news.
There was a general impression that Winchester
would soon be the scene of n bloody conflict. 1t
was rumored that Jackson, with one half the ar
my he took to Richmond, had suddenly returned
--THE President being opposed to The Confs-
cation Bill passed by Congress, resolution pass
ed both Houses on the l7th, providing that any
punishment under the Act shall not work forfeit
ure Of the offenders property beyond his natural
life, aud the President has approved the Act
THE substitute for the House bill excluding slave
ry from the Territories, which was passed by the
Senate on the 9th, is in the words of the Jefferson
ordinance of 1889.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26
20, Sacramento.
Brewers Stock

Fresh Hopa Irish Moss, Bergundy Pitch, Keg
Corks. Evrrythn in this lne of the best quail
ty. For sale upon reasonable terms by
r. II. MCDONALD & co,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26

4, rhENTIcE says they are entirely ont of salt 10
tne C0nfederacy, that the men have to resort to
"a eApedient of scolding the women, and spank
ing the children, and making them shed their
"'ny tears IN the beef and pork barrels
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26
Soda Water Material.

Cork0 Acids, Essential Oils, Whiting, Marble
Dust, Soda Twine. Evprythng in the line. For
sale by r. II. MCDONALD i co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26
PerfumerT,

We are constantly receiving articles in this
line, dilect from Foreign and American manufae
tories r. II, MCDONALD 4 co,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26
Paints. Ous aud yarnIshes.

Brushes, Feather Dustcrs, Zinc White, Fire
Proof Paint, Linseed Oil, boiled and raw. For
sale by Il. ii. MCDONALD co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26
Patent Medicines.

A very large supply Of all in general use. We
are Agents for most of the leading articles. For
sale by r. II. MCDONALD co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26
ACI -,
Assayers' Material.

Crucibles, Retorts, Acids and a general sup
ply Of all articles in this line.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26
FORTY THOUSAND ALMANACs,

For 1862, in English German, French, Span
sh, Portuguese, Italian and Chinese, for gratuIt
GUS distribution. Send your orders,
Il. II. MCDONALD 4 co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26
sAN FRANCISCO AGENCY

mr.. L. p. Fisher is our only authorized Agent
in San Francisco receive advertisements receipt Tor
,be same and TO transact business generally Tor the
TRSirY JOURNAL. ofee-No liz - washington i street,
nearly opposite Maguires Opera House. up stairs
Sacramento City.-A~s SMITH is our authorized
agent receive subscriptions and IN that
city and receipt for the same once III street, be-
tween 4th and 9Th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26

The undersigned offer for sale
100 Carboys Oil Yitrol, i" Eastern"
$500 lbs Nitric Acid, strong
1900 lbs Citric Acid
1000 lbs. Muriatic Acid
1000 lbs Powdered Tartarc Acid, best
so cases super Carb. Soda
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26


1900 lbs Ciric Acid;
1000 lbs. Muriatic Acid
2O00 lbs Powdered Tartarc Acid best
so cases super Carb Soda
800 ozs Sulph. Qunne, 700 doz Wrights Pills
80 ozs Slrychnine, pure, 20 gross Brand. Pils,
IS oz. Suph Morphine: 100 gross Mofflts, Lees.
100 lbs Iodidc Potassa,. Ayers, Jaynes, and
l25 lbs Chloroform, Nc Lanes Pills,
l06 lbs Caomrl, 100 doz Myers Sarsap.
1000 lbs Spts Nitre and. aud yellow Dock.
Az Ammonia, 100 doz. Lyons Katha-
coo lbs Balls. Copaiba, rion,
750 lba Gum Arabic. 500 doz J. IIauel's Il
white, Co.'S Extracts, Hair
2000 lbs Fors Sulphur, Oil, Colognes, &c.
600 lbs Oil Lemon Ber. IS boxes CASTLE Soap,
gamOt, . genuine,
Oriqlnun, Peppermint: 90 cas- best Olive Oil,
Spruce and Almonds i: 5000 lbs Sal Soda,
220O gal Kerosene OIL. GO bbls Rosin,
100 gal Lard OIL tins, LOO bbls Plaster Paris,
800 gal Camphene, 40 bbls Marble Dust,
1900 gal 95 per CT. Al: 20 bbls Whiting,
cohnl, in tins, 5000 los Shakers herbs
| 100 gal Linsecd Oil, fresh,
1000 gal NpasGoot, Po-: 400 lbs pure Ground
lar a China Nut OIL, Sage, fresh,
800 gal Castor Oil. 600 lbs press. Hops
Paint Brushes, and In papers,
White Wash Brushes, 1890 lbs refined BoraS
Hair Brushes, Varnishes Of all kiuds.
Teeth Brushes, 1000 lbs assoEt. Paints
Feather Dusters, In cans,
! 10 bbls rein. Lampbl'k,: l ton Putty In bladders
| 20 hbls Irish Moss, and tins,
! 10 cases lringlass, IL bbs Dye Woods.
25 bbs Canary, Hemp, Flax and Coriander
Seeds In quantities to suit, all at the lowest
prices Orders respectfully solicited,
r. H. MCDONALD Il CO.,
Importing aud Wholesale Druggists
Sacramento.
Patent Medicines.
We are agents for the following known Medi.
cines, and offer them at REDUCED PRICES
Sands Sarsaparila,
Ayers Sagsapariila,
Myers Sarsaparilla and yellow Dock
Jsynes Expec;orant,
Jayne's Alternative
Iayae's Hair Tonic,
Jayne's Sanative Pills.
Jayne's Ague do.
Ayers Pectoral and Ague Cure,
Wistar's Basam Wild Cherry,
Ayers Pills,
Motfat's Pills,
Cheeseman's Pills.
Tilden's Sugar Co@t Fillj
Tildens Fluid EXTRACTS, -
Tidens Pearls of Ether aud Chloroform,
MoiIat's Phoenix Bitters.
r. II. MCDONALD & CO,
Importing and Wholesale Druggists,
spl9l3topwrm. SACRAMENTO
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THE RAID INTO PENNSYLVANIA.
: The r ebelS E<caue into Virsiu.a

HARRISBURG, Oct IA. dispatch received
here this evening states that the rebels, from
two 10 three thousand strong. passed through
Woodsboro', Liberty New Market and Urbana,
and then made for the river. They advanced
IRON the direction of Gettysburg, destroying
portions of The railroad track an Monroyia
Gen. Pleasanton, with about $500 cavalry,
passed through Frederick tins morning i'm pur-
suit -Hrt. .....t -. .....-....... .l-. 81. -
The latest official dispatches received here
state that ihe rebelShaye succeeded in escap-
ing. They CROSSED the Potomac near the mouth
OF the Monoeacy, having made a march of 80
miles in twenty -four hours. Gen. Pleasanton's
forces arrived 1T the crossing Just as they had
finished. and engaged their artillery, but no.
thing IL known of the result. His force marched
= miles during the last twenty-four honrs
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THE WAR IN TENNESSEE.
Nashville Surrounded ky n ebels.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1.-The Journal has a
report that Nashville is surrounded by rebels,
who are committing all sorts Of depredaiions.
The Federal troops there are ON half rafions
Provisions are held at fabulous prices.
The rebels captured forty Federal foraeing
wagons last week, nine miles south OF Nash
vile.
Col. Bennett, guerilla chief, was roufed on
The lst, when half way between Gallatin ami
Nashville. He is said 10 be MORALLY wounded
IL Is reported by intelligent army officers tha
6t ns Chpatham and Polk, OF me rebel ARMY
MeIr killed, and that the rebel loss al the battle
OF P'rryviile exceeded ours by three 20 one.
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sAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS,
OLD HOMESTEAD TONIC
IaIPORTANT CFRTIFICATF

''IVtIiES TEE. - pItlHD'1r =, I-UI.
s1IFssRs. u. I'll. De AXE & CC.-Gcrtienicn:
haye-Been great sufferer from Dyspepsia for
three OF four years. i have uied many. If not
all, the remedies recommended for It's cure.
Instead OF relief / became worse, had 70 aban-
don my profession. and suffered greatly from
everything / ate. My mind was much affected,
depressed and gloomy Aboat three months
ago tried the Plantation Bitters. They almost
immediately benefited me. 1 continued their
use, and 10 my great Joy, l am nearly a we'll
man. have recommended them IN several
cases. ard, rs far as i KNOW, always with signal
benefit. am, very respectfully yours,
s.REy. J. :. CATEORN'' -
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Militia Review at 81. Iois

ST. Louis, Oct. 11-Business OF all kinds
was entirely suspended to-day, al ten o'clock
a. IN, for the purpose of giving an opportunity
for the entire enrolled militia of 81. Lonis dis
trict to turn ont for review and inspection
Over $4,000 soldiers in line made fine appear.
ance. They Were reviewed by Governor Gam :
bic and Major General Curtis before large
concourse OF citizens.
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THE DEFEAT OF PRICES REBEL
ARMY
The Victory Complete--lIost of Their Am Z.
munition and Baggage Train Captured
Over Two Thousand Prisoners Taken.

= : ~
CINCINNATI, Oct. I2.-A special dispatch TO
the Cincinnati Commercial, from Cornth, says
that General Grant recalled General Rosecrans
from the purshit OF Prices retreating army, on
the 9th. He returned on the 10th, and reports
the enemy dispersed and demoralized, and in
capable OF further mischief. He had intended
following, in order 10 prevent anther concen-
tration. believing that now was the time to
destroy them. -...s ...
The enemy abandoned and spiked in their
flight eleven guns, and three caissons Were
destroyed. ~i . !.st.s
Most of their ammunition and baggage trains
were captured. Our victory Is incontestibly
one of the cleanest of the war. - -.
The enthusiasm Of the army for Rosecrans is
boundless. Altogether we have two thousand
prisoners, including nearly one hundred OIL
GERS, besides wounded. .-f.-t .-
About one thousand rebels have been killed,
Our loss is 500 killed and go wounded. Accu-
rate reports are impossible until the army
returns TO Corinth.
General Oglesbys wound is better, but is
dangerous Coloncls> Smith and Gilbert are
improving. --.
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skirmish in Missouri = Fi:ht with On .
GuerriIia.. i.

KANSAS CRY. No. oet. s.-About y. IN
yesterday a skirmish ensned between a com .
pany OF eighty men of the Fifth Missouri cav
AIRY. under Capt. David, and n guerilla ban
OF 80 men under Quantrell and t-hilds, nea
Slbley Landing, resulting in the defeat or IN
guerlllas. Our loss Is one killed and one des
perately wounded. The rebel loss is unknown
We capture the rebel Col. Chiids. who II w.
riously wounded. Capt David is sin an pur-
suit OF The gperillas, t'frs.. ,.s sEq-,c- ...s /.
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KANSAS CITY, Oct. s.-Last night, det;ich
ment OF General Jim Lanes negro brigade at
tempted 10 cross the river from Wyandotse,
Kansas. to attack the Rebels OF Clay county,
Missouri. when they Were met on me Missouri
and driven hack Several shots were fired, but
little damage was done 10 ei1Ae- party.
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rE The conditions Of the contract OF marriage
between the King OF Portugal and the Princess
Maria Pla, OF Italy, are as follows: l. The sum
allowed by the King OF Portugal TO his consort
IS TO be slAiy contos OF reis (35o000 fr per an
mum. 2. The guaranty for the payment Is his
MaJesty's civil list 3. II the Princess Of Italy
becomes widow. she shall be allowed hand
somely-furnished palace in addition 70 the al
owance; but II she goes 10 a foreign country 70
i've, shall receive the allowance only. fsIf the
King become vidower without children, all
The personal property Of the Princess shall re-
vert 10 her own family. F.a n1 4ls
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~ Recruiting for the Corcoran Legion Is
progressing finely. The Buffalo Regiment,
which is 10 be attached to General Corcoran's
command, Will arrive i'm this city on Saturday
next, and be Immediately dispatched 20 camp.
thousand zen. To. the energetic eNertions
which General Corcoran has used an looking
after fle interests of his command, ifs rapia
oreanization is mainly owing. The 4seneral
himself il painting 10 be in the field once more,
and there Is 10 doubt bnt that when he does 20.
tbc Irish L gion Will carve fo- itself bri~ m
record in the niche of fame.
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BRIDGING THE SUsQCEHANNA.-The Ph,la-
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company are now constructing a pier in the
Snsquehanna River, preparatory TO the con.
suuclion OF a railroad bridge over that stream
Piles have been driven where the water has a
depth offorty feet and by the use of machinery
they have been cut OF even with the bottom Of
the river. In constructing The pier an iron
eaisson, made Of boiler iron, the size OF the pier
has been constructed, and each section wiil be
sunk by filling IL with blocks of granite until
the stone work is above the water. A frame
work at the bottom OF the river, around the
edge OF the piles, will keep the caisson in its
place. IL is expected that this pier will be
completed before the cold weather sets IN = .
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EINE GROCERIES,

ZINE GROCERIES, -...
FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,,
FINE GROCERIES.
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES.
-o
The balance of the cargo of the
SCHOONER AID"
Consisting of every description Of
FINE
GROCERIES,,
WIN be for sale until the Schooner is discharged.
FAMILIES
In need Of a Winter Supply, ct the
TRADE PRICE,
Can be supplied by the Package
FRED. s. CoZZENS,
Consignee, corner Pa avenue and l4th st.
CAPT. HUTCHINGS.
ocIl-tf Schooner Aid, - foot of Iith st.
nj EhcHASsGUST;a sUT;aERs.
HOTELS.
-=...,. RESTAURANTS, &c.
WILLIAM FINLEY & BROTHER,
CORNER SEVENTH AND F SIS,
Wholesale Dealers in
FINE CUT AND PLUG TOBACCO, SEGARS
=. PIPES, &C.,
Invite the attention of the Trade before purchas-
ing to examine our large stock, which is
replete with all grades Of
the above articles.
Also, AgeatS for THIS CRY
JOHN j. BAGLEY'S
CELEBRATEDFINECUT MICHIGAN TOBACCO
TICE.
MICHIGAN FINE-CUT
Can be had st the following places, whom we fur
nish: -
ls'i i $; s DEARING' No. aea Pa avenue above
D. Z. IRVING, No. 5Ii Seventh st.
A. VI. HOOVER, No. 2e7 Pa. avenue, (soath
BEN. SOLOMON, No. III Pa. avenue. above
wM A. HENDERSON, No. AIS Fifteenth ST.,
opposite Treasury Building. oc 3lmE
u -l- 35i PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
A genuine assortment of
HARDWARE AND ARMY G0oBsi
BAR IRON AND srEELI
au % eo2m-
TLoTHs AND CAssINEREs.-A new and full
y supply in the lot, many really choice grades
One price onIV PERRY BRO.
sc 5llgt Pa. sysIue and Ninth street
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ADJUSTMENTS,

A AMUSEMENTS.
CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREET.
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIxTK STREET,
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR sIIrE STREET,
In Rear eC The National Rctsl.
-
THE PIONEER CONCERT HALL
.s OF WASHINGTON
We ARE CROWDED NIGHTLY e.
with the
FIRST GENTLEMEN
THE COUNTRY "F
a-.T- to witness -"
THE LEST ENTERTAINMENT EVER OFFERED
IN WASHINGTON.
WE HAVE No sECoND-CLAss PERFoRNERsi
NONE BUT THEiBEsT TALENT APPEAR At
s. THE CANTERBURY. -
We have Larger Houses,
We pSy Higher salaries. III .f..5
We haze the Best Hall.
wc-hate the Most Refined audience
Of any other similar establishment IN Washington.
OUR COMPANY CONSISTS OF THE FIRST
ARTISTS BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
second Week OF si.e Beautiful
JULIA MORTIMER,
JULIA MORTIMER,
Received every nieht last week with th&nderS OF
applause.
Re-cnes cement. for one week longer Of
THE FASCINATING SPANISH AND TIGHT
ROPE DANsEUSE,
MILE MARIETTA RAVEL:
THIS Il POSITIVELY HER LAST WEEK.
NEW FACES! NEW FACES
First appearance of
MISS JULIA CHRISTINE
The E' 8utifui Dansei4>e:
MISS FRANCES LEROY.
Tie Lovely Dapseu,e;
MILE LTZEFTA.
The best Female Jig Dancer in the World
MISS KATE HARRISON
The Washington fiyo1ite
MISS TILLY FORBES
Continued success Of the Lovely and Modest
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR.
MARIETTA RAvEL
JULIA MORTIMER
will appear every night this week in the
GYPSY : LAY,
GYpsY'S LAY,
GYPSY'S LAY,
GYFsY'S LAY
This beautiful act DIRE cyoir6.a hossts nj the Can
terhury last season for three RcatAS. aud il is pro-
nOunced TO be one OF the most beautiful acts ever
presented on the st3 ge.
Last week of -...-.
GEORGE r. DEL0CIS.
and his Trained Dog.
BOB HART and LEW SIMMONS
Will he on hand in new Ethiopian acts
WILLIE EMERSON, MASTER JOHNNY,
TIE STAR COMPANY
IN an chti re hiil.
Doors open 7 O'Clock; performance 6; close at II.
Admission 25 cents. Orchestra Chairs 50 cents.
GRAND MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY,
FOR LADIES and CHILDREN,
Admission to Matinee-Ladies % cents; Children
10 cents.
Doors open at o'clock; performance st "a.
Good order strictly maintained oc l3
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9-T-l80O-x.

The language OF nature attssts that whoever
wosid enjoy the pleasures of food, the beauties
ef flowers and landscapes, the joys or compan-
icnship, the richness of literature, or the honors
Of station and renown, must preseruc their health
And Yet how little is it valued, and how care
ie<sly preserved. The stomach is the RECEPTACLE
efall nourishnent, and the fountain from which
all parts of the body derive their sustsnance
When foul. injurious. food enters the stomach,
acute sympathy tiisorganizrs all other organs,
and disease, mere or less painful, must follow.
Inc laws OF nature cannot De violated with
lInpunity. Night Terefy, luxurious iiSisg, ;rrer-
tiGFay IF meals, aud q GiSortiered nppef:te. t5iV
gradually destroy hs pogsr aud dctirity Of As
ste~dch HoU HsdHy ladies aid gentlemen cat and
drink diseGse at Idts ssppers, GRd arise IN Tie
FaorJsiRq ,cih headache, loss of dppst;tr L,a1ui9
aHTefresksd, sersh loso spirited, ce:Ik and iHca-
pdcituted 10 psgJprm amy mental or phsSicni dsty
and dream net this is he beginning Of that horrid
discaSe,
DYSPEPSIA,
which assumes a thousand shapes, and points
t0wards nisera1le tfs and preg,.qtsre decay
lead into food, or poisoned drinks into nourish-
ment, but medical science can assist nature,
supply exhausted fluids, and, 10 a great extent,
correct the effects of disease, when the habits
are abandoned
The Medical Faculty has exhausted its re-
search for generations in creating appetizers
and overcoming stomachie arrangements. Ger.
tain Ingredients We're well established as pos
sessing beneficial qualities; among these were
CALISAYA BARK AND ST. CROIX RUM.
Bnt sill, components We're wanting, and regu-
larity could not be obtained. An invalid ply
sician, selenrninG In the tropical island CT ST.
Croix, observed the habits of the natives, and
gathered from them the receipt for the final
accomplishment OF this most important end.
The article was first made and used as a private
medicine. Its effects were so salutary that it is
now being produced and consumed in immense
quantities under the name of
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS,
OLD HOMESTEAD TONIC.
They act with the power of medicine and are
taken by old or young with the pleasure of q
beverage. The sale of these biIteTs was al first
confined to our extreme Southern cities, bat
they are now becoming well known throughout
the world. and are recommended with the most
unbounded confidence, for all complaints crigi-
mating from disOrdered or diseased stomach
such Is Dyspepsia, Lirsr ComPIaiHfs, Nerroas
Afeetsess, Loss Of Appetite Iate1nlitteat Fertrs,
DiGTrk6G, 'SoeT Stomach, headache, Ferer and
Aeas, Weakness, Gc
As a morning Appetizer and after dinner
tonic, they are held in high estimation, and
should be found upon the side toaTd OF every
family.
They are also nlueh relied upon in the Tropics
for Seroflla, REle una lism, and Dropsy ~