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The national Republican., 1862-10-23

Another Letter from Gsn. Ksarnsy On
Sen. Mcclellan.
In Waees' Spka Of Rs Times for this week
We find the subjoined:
."The following letter, whioh. II will be OBJ
segvsd, was written ID the Peninsula, and
beam an earlier date than ths famous letter Of
Gen. Kearney which We gave TO the public last
week, has been handed 10 % BY Mr.. Halstead
for publication
HEADQUARTERS THIRD DIvnroN,
Third Corps, Camp Cumberland Landing,
~ Nay ls, 1862.
O.S. Ha'stead, Jr.-Dear Pot: present my
cousin, Mr.. L. Watts Depeys,er, whom you
have already met. Please 10 put him In the
way Of obtaining commission 10 the regulars,
especially the cavalry. He behaved we'll at
williamsburg. I..'e.
Mcclellan has painfully disappointed even
those who expected very little from him
even me, who have sifled him from the first.
His talents for mathematics do not seem to ap-
ply 10 any one respect Every calculation Of hls
Ia stupid, sleepy failure, or most srtless, yet
dangerous risk. Still, never expected to And
him introducing . wsnt Of fair play 70 those
who carry out bis fighting, ,ohils, hs stays In
the rear. With best regards, yours,
Pun. KsARNEY, Brig. Gen. Oom'g.'
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
A GEM FOR THE MILLION.
ME-. DEM o II + 8 Us
40
RUNNIN STITCH
Sewing M &C h i N q .

Ills practical, rapid, efloisnt, and durable 8ev
ing Maohine, adapted to large proper Ion Of Fan.
lily Sewing, or Or ma u'actVIing purposes, aud 10
highly ornamental, and Is SO light and por'a6lr,
(wsiRhipg lee than one pcund that II oAn be oon
yeniently carried In the pocket or reticue.
operation Is 40 very simple that It requires but
q slight degree Of Judgment tO use II.
BY the aimpe turning Of crank with one hand,
ana guiding the work wi h the ether, II silently yet
niyg stitch exactly like Hand Saving, ouiy more
ii viii he gat Er, Iufie, shirr, tuck, run up
breniths etc., with Nnsle or double thread on any
material adapted to the Running Stitch, frcm rhe
iyhte and ihinneJ up 10 two thioknesses Of Ordi.
nary silk or musin, The thinntst, usually the moA
diacnlt to stitch by other sewing mschiues, being
seWed the easiest For lsdles' and ohildren' par
ei and other articles made of light fabrics Ii wi
II Is attached TO the table like sewing bird, and
having no tension, and requiring no fabrication or
change OF sutoh, Is always ready Ur operation, and
suoh marvel Of simplicity that q child Of Gix or
eig6t years can understood 1t Immediately, and use
il fuccessiuly.
II is not al all liable to get out Of order.
Each machine Is put up In u neat box, aecomp1'
MED with full and explicit directions and twenty
five needles.
Of an order inclcsing the amount or may be collect
Agen,s wanted everywh 70 whom the most
liberal Inducements will be offered.
FIR part!culsrs, specimens o. sewing, s,o, send .
stamp for return postage Address hme Demor'st
No, a;8 Broadway, NY.
BJ- EyeIy lady, Mothyr MilllneI, and DIees ma
k.t should have 6ns Of these valuable Sewing Ma
chiIes cot 28-6t
The national Republican., 1862-10-23

SCHEDULE OF INTERNAL REvESun SrAxPs.-
The following schedule has just been Issued
at the Office Of Internal Revenue, and will be
found OF great convenience to the bueiness
public. All Of these stamps are now ready
for delivery: al yat
Agreement stamps, S cts. each. Bank check /,
(sight draft or order,) 2 cts. each. Inland b5I
Of exchange (draft or note) of $40 to 100, S cts.
each; exceeding 100 to 200, 10 cts.; 200 10 $50,
l5c; $50 to 500, 30o.; 500 to $50, 3Oo.; $50 to
900, 400; 1000 10 500, 60c; 500 to 500, sl
500 to 5000, $50. Foreign bill Of exchange,
draft. or note. Sc $3.50 to $50, &c.; $50 70 500,
lOc; 500 to 1000. i5o.; 900 to 500, 2Oc; 500
to 2,2t0. 30c.; 2,50 TO 500, 5Oc; 8 500 to OOO
70c.; 900 10 1900, 81. Bill Of ladlng, 100. Ex
press, l, and cts. Bond, so and Is cts. Ger.
ihcate. 2, s, 10 and Is OTIS. Charter party, s.,
IS and 10. Contract, 100. Conveysn 500 !,
81, 2, s, 10 and 20. Telegram. 10. and 90. En-
try Of goods, 25c., 50c.t and 81. Policy Of in
lsurance, 25c.. soc. and 81. Lease. soc. and 81.
Manifest, 81, 8 and S. Mortgage, 5Oc., u, 2, 8,
10 and Is. Passage ticket, 500. and 81. Po1sr
Of attorney. l0c.. $50. and 81. Probate OF will,
house receipt, $50. Legal document, 500. Pro-
prlstary stanps (msdioiDss, psrfumsry, ko.>,
!, q and cts. Playing cards, l, ., j., and
eta, .e.
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
Arkan ansas.

ST. LOUIS, October 2l.-Dispatches received
at heedquarters, from Helena, Arkansas, TO the
l7th Instant, report all quiet aud the fort near
ly completed.
The rahsl Con uo,'~as hod sont 10 G 81. Osss,
under flag Of truce, q communication falsely
assuming that the United States Government,
or Its generals, bad engaged In arming negroes
In Arkansas, to which course Gen. Holmes en-.
tered his emphatic protest.
Gen. Carr promptly responded, telling him
that neither the Government nor It's agents had
armed negroes. On the contrary, the Federal
troops bad been employed In dissrming negroes
and while so employed were attacked and q
portion captured BY guerilias Gen. Carr adds,
that whatever may be the policy of my CEN
manding officer and the Government, shall
cheerfully follow 1t out.
In skirmish on the lllb, twelve miles west
Of Helena, the National troops captured the
Lieutenant Colorel OF the 2lst Texas regiment
and twelve piivates. The enemy y further loss
s unknown. Major Rector, Of the 4th Isws,
was taken prisoner, and VIC had four killed, siz
wounded, and fourteen missing.
The national Republican., 1862-10-23

GEN. SIsEL's FoRcE-Ihe star OF last
evening gives list OF ,lf a dozen regiments
which have joined Gen. Sigel within the past
week. We do not ourselves make any OBJ,
lection to that sort Of publications., as we be.
lIevs that the enemy are always promptly in-
formed upon such subjects by their own spies.
But three moths ago such announcements as
that made by the Star would not have been
permitted by the military authorities.
The STAY is incorrect in saying that Gen.
Sigels headquarters have been removed to
Centreville. They are still at Fairfax Court
House. The Star', mistake >Aris,s, doubt
less, from the fact that Gen. sigel went Out
to Centrsville on Tue,day mornipg to super,
intend movement OF portion OF his troops
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
from FORTRESS MONROE.

, 'bRfRkss MONROE, Oct 2l.--Ths steamship
Cambria, from New Orleans on the 18th inst
foiNew York, put In here this morning, short
of;oal. She experienced heavy weather sub
sensuuy 70 The IAN. She spoks the barqus
A.sevens Of Sombrero, and saw large qusp
tties Of drift ttu6, supposed to be wrecks Of
ysss1s. -. ..-.;r.r--
J Tie Csmbris hsss 75psssensers, aud brings
tho United Ststs mail aud fair freight. The
papers received by her are late as the llth
ius.. but contain no newa.
The flag Of truce boats, Mslamora and New
Yoyk, arrived here this afternoon, bringing up.
wsrds # fly passengers, but only about one
hundred psroled prisouers-a far less numbsr
than bad been looked for.
TIE news from Richmond Is very meagre.
Gold is quoted in. Richmond at 1875 l3C
per cent. premium s1..-s-L.
A Richmond paper says: Fraud In the
commissary department has become socommor
as to call forth comment, and become the gen
eral talk on the streets."
Another paper Gays: I'VE have not yet heard
Of the FIRST farmer north of the Rsppahanuock
who has plowed aud seeded his lan1 for wheat
Occasionally We hear OF few acres only
being seeded 10 the counties south and adjon
ing the Rappahannock valley"
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
wrcussrsR-Persops who succeeded 10

VIZ rCHEsrER.-Persons who succeeded 10
getting away from Winchester 'tu days ago soy
tnat although ibe town is In Possession Of the
rebels. the Union men are bolder than ever,
The secesh We men olose their doors against the
soidleI' aud many secesh men, although still
Tor secession, would be glad to hail the ad-
vance OF the Union army. The rebel contcrip-
ton is being r!gldly enforced, and the whole
snrrounding county il bging swept bare Of
provisions. Alter lle rebels have sucked all
the milk out cf the cocoa nut, they will retire
from the Shenandoah valley.
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
IMPORTANT FROM CAIRO.
STEAMERS ATTACKED BY THE REBELS

CAIRO, Oct 21.-The steamer C.tonhala was
fred into by the rebels, on Saturday moraing,
thirty miles below Memphis, and one man
wounded. The steamer Gladiator was attacked
by a band of rebels, while loading cotton 25
miles below Memphis, the same day. Two
persons were killed and some wounded. The
rebels then fired the boat, but the f.mss were
extinguished without doing much damage, and
the boat escaped.
The rebels continue to burn cotton In the
neighborhooa Of Memphis.
1t 10 said that Price has been reinforced by
fifteen thousand Texans, and that more are ar
riVing daily, ....
Steamers from Commerce, Mo-, report al
quiet there. The rebels sacked the town and
carried off $4,000 worth oil goods and mum
ber Of horses.
A report Is 10 circulation here to day that the
rebels had attacked and captured Island No
10, but the report Is not traceable to any reli-
able source.
The national Republican., 1862-10-23

So Fair for the benefit Of the Iufsnt
Asylum, ut the corner Of Penn. avenue. near Twsn
ty.tix street, opposite the Circle.-Ihe Sisters Of
Tor Va benefit aI ODD Fellows Hall, Seventh street,
On MONDAY, the 2,th Instant, 10 which they In.
sale at rsssossSis plc.s : Srsat VARSITY Of Fancy
aud UssiuI Articles, Toys, Books, Flowsrs 40.
TSey III the aid Of the charitable a their eRors 70
they appeal 70 the generous Of eli asnonina ions
psfisiiary tbs lsdiss, y oostribute nsnsy o. eay
articles which thsy Hsy dspcss o. at ihs Far. Az
corner Of Il ssd Eighth sirssts, or Mrs. GEoRG
MATTINGLY Ion the Island. Infants are received
charity which more loudly appeals 10 public patron
age The ladies oouGr ding the Fair have every
confidence that their exertions will meet the enoou
Admittsncs 10 cents. Tickets Of admission, inolud
ing supper, 50 oeLts. DOT T-u
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
A Card.
BALTIMORE. October 20, 1862.

Editor National Republican:
Iwould beg ieaye TO state to you, IN relation
to the reply made 70 Mr.'J. N. Nixon by P. T.
Barnum, in your issue Of this morning, (22d }
wherein my name was mentioned as guardian
for the Baltimore dwaris, that wish Mr.. Bar
mum 10 understand, also the public, that an
not tho guardian OF Commodore Foote, but his
agent. Commodore Foote is his own man, and
being of age, Il perfectly able 10 act for him,
self, and could not be hired by any Snowman
for thirty thousand dollars for three years. ]
would furthermore state, that, although Mr..
Nixon has been charged by Mr.. Barnum with
not paying his performers, or employees, for
myself have played few months for him in
New York, and must say that my salary was
always ready for me at the box office when my
week was due; and positively assert that !
had no such conversation with Mr.. Barnum as
that mentioned in the article published by him
in yesterdays issue.
WV. ELLNGER,
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
MISSOURI.
aueriila Bands Dispersed.

of the 10Th Missouri militia, attacked band Of
guerillas on the Auxv0s river, dispensing them,
killing and wounding several, capturing arms,
ammunition, blankets, and horses. The large
rebel camp in the vicinity Of Portland was
broken up.
Major Gales, Of Adsir county, reports that
Captains Burr and Smith came suddenly upon
Dennis's band OF thieves, killing and wounding
some twenty, and capturing eleven prisoners,
twenty horses, arms, &c.
General Guitar has captured several guerilla
leaders near Columbia, Boone county.
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
DEPer QuARrllMASTRR's OFFicE,
Corner Of 18th and G streets

=
DHPer QuARrlRMAsTRR's OFFiCE,
Corner Of 18th and G streets.
SEALED rRoposxLs 81 III Hs Se tsssiSsd Ds ts' tn.
office uniii Mondsy, Noveabsl 8. 1852 at o'clock
a. is = .ss u; AZ atPss f'
d H. foIiowins Ssd and d ssripiion, VIZ ~
Five hund.d md ATTY !hsussnd 1850 oSo, test4 4
ons Sssdsed sSo".s.d 100 600, fess ] or one AID
a.half " inch White Pine Common Cullirg,
Twsnt. thousand tao,oOoJ feet s.t or two e, Ii oh
Fifty thous.Dd & o 9oo) feet OF dn".d tongue rUd
rh%ty sh.u..sd @ (a0'tO0, fee, White Pine Timber =
Thirty thsusand tao COO, feet Willie Pine Timber 8
Thirty .s Sss ss s. Fl. GTs ss,
Sixty thousand 100 oto) feet Jolst ahy cor teu (N
=. iLoh wide, fourteen feet long, (IIemlorkI
Sixty .hGussnd ss feet JS len
Sixty thousand (fo oool feet J5 81 by Or sevau
inch wide, sI.teen feet long (Hemlockl
Ten taou.iaS 60 Soo feet Jcis by s. we'v' "'
Ten .ssss.ssa ~ ses, fee, Jo.' by 5, s,nrs.ns..'
Ten lsss fTsnlsssS feet '''' by ''
Ten thou. and Ooo) fee, scantling by a. icutee
feet long. (HsmlocL)
Ten ,.ss ,ssrsaSs IsnS H:%o.f, SS s' s'n's by sn
Ten shcg.and Ioooa) feet soantlips by A. ei:h';'n
feet long, (IiemlOok)
b., All the above described to be gocd nero auIahe
Lumber, subject 10 the inspection o. un age.t d,
pointed on III. part of the Government
Al the lumber 10 be delive ed wittin tUeni daJ
after iigninR the contract. ,
Proposals from disloyal parties will not re ooasf
cred. An oath Of alltg ga ce to the U. G,yrr"u "i
mgst must accompany each grcpo lion.
II be awarded to him, uuss be guaranteed BY tw'
Tns responsibility Of the guarautora must le
shswn BY the ofSial csriiica. Of the CLERK OF ih'
Bidders mast be present in person VIII the bids
are opened, or the proposal will not he considered
The full name and pest Ofcs address Of the bi 'der
mnst apresr In the proposal.
Ha bid u made In the name oi q firm the nam
OF all the aries must appfar or the bid will no eOh
sidtred as the indiviiusl proposal OF tho par'nr'
Bonds 10 the sum OF i've thousand dollars, sigUel
by the cootractor and both of his Busrantora, will
be quired Of the successful bidder upon sgn'ng ,ha
The right TO reject any or oil bids tha' may -
deemed too h gh Is iese we'd by the DsTot Qia,t-
master.
Informal prop osals will he =, jeotsd.
Proposals mlst bs addressed TO Capt Eawald J.
Hsriz Assistant Quar'ermassru: Army, Wash
iuston, d. G., and should be p aioly maik'd "fro
p0sas for Lumber"
Form of Guaranies,
We, -, of the county uf -, and State OF -
aud ~ OF the county Of -, and s,ah q -,
hereby guarantee that - is able to ful III the COLI
tract In accordance with the terms OF his proposi
ton, and that, thould his proposition be accepted
ss Sil It once enter iH'o contract In accordance
should the contract be awarded to him we ave pre-
pared to become his iecurities.
h gssr,Htssd Tust os appended the oer'"
oct 2i-dtd Capt A. Y H., U. S. A.
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
norn rRom JAMES NJ. NIXON.

Editors Washington Republican:
GENTLKNss; In your advertising columns Of
the 22d inst. noticed "card" signed by ar
Individual, who, In manner most contempu.
BILE and cowardly, maligned my family In
the vain hope Of ipjuring me.
I, as man OF honor and public caterer, am
willing TO meet all opposition 10 the way Of
business, but am unwilling TO descend to the
level Of oalumniator, or to meet on terms Of
equality, Tin T. newspaper or elsewhere,l fel
low who would invade the sanotity Of the do.
mestio circle. We're so disposed could write
a truthful expose of the crimes Of my assailant,
but proper regard for the public, and respect
for his wife, children and grand children, stays
my pen.
'rhrsfore, allow me, sir, TO say that now re.
gret having demeaned myself by Offering to
compete with him In business, and henceiorth
shall not notice him, either socially or pro.
fessionslly, knowing that his card" will gain
for him from the people the same feeling ell
tertain for him, contempt.
la Respectfully yours,
JANIS N. NIXON.
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
Gen. Fremont In 81. Louis.

ST. Louis, October 2l.-Tbe friends Of Gen.
Fremont welcomed his return TO this city In
grand serenads last night. Four or fve thou
sand people were present, and the reception
was IN every respect cordial and enthusiastic
10 response to repeated calls, the General ap.
peared and made few remarks.
Referring to bis former visits to this city he
said the principal object Of his present visit was
10 be present ct The trial OF bis friend and iel-
low soldier, Gen. McKinstry, believing, as he
did, that the assaults upon him were made sole-
ly because be felt it an honorable duty to stand
by the side Of bis chief.
The national Republican., 1862-10-23

CLAIMS AGAINST TIE GovERSNENr.--Per-
sons who have. or suppose they have, claims
for pay on the Government, are referred 10
VIM. Fitch, Esq, of this city. His terms are
remarkably moderate aud his integrity vouch-
ed for by some of the most prominent and
cautious men in the country. His success, be.
fore the Departments, is uniform, and all just
claims, 10 his hands, arc certain Of prompt
attention and success. We refer to his ad-
vertisement in another column. .-.
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
TIA kaGLlsH PRESS ON THE PREsI-
DENIS PRO OcLAMATION.

The lead Of the London Times, in denounc.
ing the Presidents emancipation proclama.
tion, is not followed BY the liberal English
press, and will not be responded to by the
English people.
From the London Star, 9Th.
The inevitable day has come at last. There
is an end Of impossible attempts 10 restore az
organ zed compromise. Republican ipstitu
tions and resources are No longer 10 be EN-
ployed IN the protection Of the slave system
that has made war upon them. Negro eman.
cipation is formally and definitely adopted as
the p"licv. in war and peace, OF the United
States. With or without the consent Of their
owners, the slaves are to be set free. The
States In which slavery exists ave to be again
invited and enabled to provide for gradual and
compensated liberation. Loyal slaveownsrs In
the rebel States are 10 be entitled to compen.
sation for losses sustained by compulsory
emancipation under military law. The States,
or parts of States, in rebellion on the lst OF
January next. are to be subjected to the acts
Of Congress authorizing the con6soat on Of hu.
man chiuels as well as of other property. Such
Is the purport proclamation iesued by
President Lincoln.
Is uot this gigantic stride III the paths Of
Christian and civilized progress? Is not here
a reason, abundant and unquestionable, why
every man 10 whom personal OF political free
dom Is dear should pray for the success OF the
Union arms : Hitherto the So mpa,hy Of Europe
has boen repressed by an uneasy dou ot whether
the outpo.ts OF the Federal armies and the
boats crews of Federal 5ceig did ut drive bacl
with covering terror the negroes who came out
expecting friends and deIIve5ers. There can
now be no more such doubt, and there can be
no more Withholding Of sympathy. From the
banks Of the Potomac whore Mcclellan and Lee
still stand confronting each other in equal
strength--through Kentucky, where Federals
and Confederates are beseiged and beseigers-
in Mississippi and in Louisiana, where fighting
IL imminent II not actual-in the CarolinAs and
in Florida, where the war seems about to be
renewed-every Northern soldier or sailor
counts now as an armed abolitonist. The
slaves leed wait no longer for the signal that
their concealed and wary leaders have pru.
dently withheld. 10 every canebrake and rice
swamp among The bales of boarded cotton and
the trees OF the pine forest, the negro may hold
his council Of war and resolve TO strike for
freedom. He may safely and wisely forego his
'ngeance for past wrongs. His cause is at
le g'h the cause of a mighty ard resolute peo
pie. rae f y has gone forth, and the heart of
humanity viii hail its execution. On New
Years Day, 1868, slavery will cease TO denle
the American tag and begin 10 disappear from
the American soil.
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
Emancipation in Virginia.
Cofrespoudeuce Of the EyeuiuR Post

BALTIMORE, October ls, 1862.
General Lockwood has been doing goot
thing OF late. He has rescued about two hun.
kdred and nifty Of the four hundred slaves. fr"e'
10 snd
mAuj&- sJni lib clutches Of their former mas.
ters, BY granting them the evidences Of their
liberation He made the masters themselves
the witnesses Of the fact that those slaves were
employed In throwing up earthworks for the
rebel forces In that region, and upon this evi-
denoe he issued to them their free papers.
Thus armed they now defy their former own
ers, such of them AZ have remained. For this
aot General Lockwood deserves great praise.
The national Republican., 1862-10-23

ID PEREMPrORY SALE OF A VERY VAL
UABLK CORNER LOT NEAR THE hAiLRoAp
DEror On SATURDAY, October ?6ih at q
premses, p, IT Of Lo, No. l. In Square No. $40, be
ginning s the northwest corner OF said square and
Jersey avenue 46 feet thence eastery 100 feet to a
point distant 17 feet southerly from the south line OF
nur,h street. thence noTthwardly to said line OF u
street. intsrssCung the st the distance OF 100
feet ca { from the said mol thwe curoer Of sad
tqusre and her &C with SAID line OF said
to the point Of beginning.
The above property IS situated ut the corn Of
New Jersey avenue and K street and IL believed I'd
be the best busiu6ss location near the DsIot.
Terms On half oNsh the remainder In si1
months for note b. aiing interest from the day o|
sale, secured by deed Of trust upon the p tmises
SAS. U MCGUIRE co,
oct % IStarl Aucttoneers
The national Republican., 1862-10-23

T~ In oldeu times our carriages were heavy
and cumbrous .hings, but with the march Of
Improvement gave way u the light, tasty pro.
ductl0Gs O modern manufactures. The large,
tall massive clock, that once stood like senti'
mel 10 the corner Of the room, and that cost
from forty to fifty dollars, has been superseded
by the neat little gilded time piece that adorns
the mantel, and costs but from three to fv.
dollars; and now, as II to excite our wonder ono
admiration, we have offered us by Mmc De.
morsst, Of 473 Broadway, little magic, rimph
sewing machine, that with common needle
makes the common running stitch at the rate oi
about one yard per minute, weighs less than
one pound, not larger than your hand, aud can
be conveniently carried In your pocket. 1t ID
beautiful as fewer, and all for the sum Of
five dollars. Thus placing sewing machine
within the reach Of all, and, as might be ex-
pecled, there is an immense demand for them.
1t is but just patented. 1t strikes us that no
business Of recent date proffsrs 80 great re-
muneration for competent and efficient agents.
- Lsslie's Gczette Of Fashions.
The national Republican., 1862-10-23

NAVAL ORDEKs.-Lisut. J. A. Howell and
acting mater S. p Laihrop have been or
dered 10 the stesp sloop Of war Ossipee.
Eosgn Terry's usr 10 report On board the
Ossipee has been revoked.
Aaipg master Pierre Giraud and acting en-.
sign Isaac J. Mckinley have been ordered 10
the iron clad steamer Montauk.
Acting master William Carter has been Or
dered 10 The IRON, clad steamer Nahant.
The national Republican., 1862-10-23

~ Grsat PsnhAyivanta Nouts.-rht
Qui lest and safest route to ths Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, end one OF
sunday. Soldiers tiekets at Qovernmsnt rates ie
tickets and further information apply at tbs once OF
the Great Pennsylvania Route" northeast corner
tonal Hotel. Once open from 5 9. n. Nsp m.
E.O NORTON,
aug s-ly Agent
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
!, Z SPECIAL NOTICES.
8 6 Ok.
DRAKR's PLANTATION BIfTxRs.

They purity, strengthen, and iuvisorste.
They create q healthy appe,ite
They are an antidote to change Of water and diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hour
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind
They purify the breath and aoidity of the stomacb
They oaie Dyspepsia and Constirpation.
They cure piafrh9a, Cholara, and CaolefA Nor
bus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous hsso
aohe ...
They are the best Bitters In the world. They make
great Yestorer. They are made Of pure st. Croix
knm, the csebrstsd caiissya Bark roots and herbs
and are taken with the plsssure Of beverage, with
commended to delioa'e persons requiring gentle
stmusnt. Sold BY all Groosis Dfuggists, Hotels
and Saloons r. II. DRAKE CO., 2o3 Broadway
New York. - 26-6m