Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-22
THE MYSTERIES OF NEW YORK


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"au, national resources. political -couse.ss -
ligious conventions. anassr<as. de Central.
Park. lie swans. g~oDdolas, &c, have h~p Az
eussed-this letter IL Of the ~Nys.sxie. Of x.v
York" In ,hs car. steamboat. saloon. p.flor a.
dinner. in the street. everywhere o. I bear .or.
story With relation to or IN inquiry ,s to The
mearing Of those mythical words. posted. printed
aud advertised wherever I 70:
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accompanied with a crescent, and a shepherd's
book. A secession sympathiser said Il vss:
"Satan ~Triumphed in 1860 10 granting the xpec.
tation of AbOlitiOnists;" while a Republican aid
IL was: Stump Tail Democrats OF ls60 gone to
Texas another. ITO the State Taxes Of IseO
add ten * dollars" another, that the, -ere
the watehwords of soms secret society. Ike.
"Sons OF Tecumchia are 1850 Strong" or
Seward Trickstsp Of ls6AU-ed Up" &c. &c
Well. your correspondent WAS aI-had been n
for a long sime-in fact. his late sunpes had
given him a horrid dyspepsia. He read The sd-
refreshments. and OF course bought a bottle Of
Plantation Bitters: the Bitiers cured him. and on
the bottle appeared those same cabalistie letter.:
5. T-ls6O.-X. / travelled straight for 202
Broadway. introduced myself to the celebrated
DIR. Drake, and was shown the elephant-tusks.
S. 7. and all-and . great Institution il is. A
six story building in Dey street. from cellar 70
garrett. Is occupied as a laboratory for producing
this single medicine. Some forty persons are
employed; several vAts. holding six thousand
gallons each, are filed with roots. heFbs and
material. and then soaked in water, and the
expression preserved in pure ST. Croix Rum
here saw the bags. boxes aud bales of B.lisava
Bark, Wintergreen. and other maGerial-and the
original St Croix Rum puncheons. bearing he
custom house brand. IL seemel that medicine
could here De turned out TO supply a world Of
invalids-yet these gentlemen are unable TO fi
their orders for Plantation Bitters alone. was
shown many certificates of extraordinary cures
effected by these bitters. The statistics Of the
medicine business, as presented 10 the last Con-
gress in the report OF Mr.. ID. s. Barnes. are
enormous and startling. amounting TO some sir
million dollars annually. The proprietors of
these bitters will pay Uncle Sam rear fifty thou
sand dollars for stamps this ,eaIl With > n
individual resources. Government loans ought to
stand at par, and Jefferson Davis might a. well
pack up and start for Jerusalem. .
j. II.
We are happy TO reproduce the above letter,
and add that any ordinary case Of Dyspepsia.
Liver Complaint. Nervous Affection. Sour S,om-
ach. Loss OF Appetite. Nervous Headache. Diar.
rhea. Sinking Weakness. Mental Dependency.
&c. can be cured by the Plantation Bitters.
That all persons may judge OF its efficacy. we
publish \ list OF some of the articles used in its
preparation:
CALIsArA BARE-Celebrated for over two
hundred years in the treatment OF Fever and
Ague. Dyspepsia, Weakness, SC. IL Was intro
duced into Europe by the Countess. wife Of the
viceroy of Peru. in 1910. and was afterward sold
by the Jesuits for The enormous price Of is ova
reiqht in siIrer. under the name of Jesuais Por-
ders. and finally made public by Louis XVI.
King of France. Humboldt makes especial
reference TO lis ~febrifuge qualities during bis
South American travels.
CAscARILrA BAEK-For Diarrhea. Collie and
Diseases of the stomach and bowels.
DAxDELIoS-For inflammation OF the loins and
~dropsical affections.
CANoxILK FLowERs-For enfeebled digestion.
LAVENDER FLowERs-Aromatic. stimulant and
tonic-highly invigorating IN nervous debility
WISrERGREKS-for S%crofuIa. Rheumatism &c.
ASIsE - An aromatic carminative, creating
flesh. muscle and milk; much used BY mothers
nursing.
Also. Glove buds, orange. carraway. coriander.
snakeroot, &c. all preserved in perfectly pure
ST. CRoIX RUN.
The powerful. in.ieoraiing and tonic proper
ties of ST. Croix Rum have been long acknowl-
edged by the physicians of the world. For Con
sumption il is the only stimulani that should be
used.
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Another wonderful ingredient. Of Spanish orr
gin. i~mparting beauty to the complexion and
oriIliancy to the mind. is yet unknown to the
ommerc of the world. aud We withhold is
name for the present.
DR.. W. A. Guilds. Surgeon Of the 10Th Yer.
mont regiment. writes: Il wish every soldier had
a bottle of Plantation Bitiers. They are the
most effective, perfect aud harmless tonic I ever
used"
Inc follow ng Ia from the lannon's ho'ei pro-
prietors at Washington:
w.sBTSeroS. d. C., Nov. 4. 1862.
MEssns. 2. II. DR.KE 4 Co: Please send us
twelve dozen Plantation Bittcr-. They are much
liked by the guests of opr house.
Respectfully yours.
SYKES. CH.DwTcK a Co.
Proprietors Wizards Hotel.
RooHEsTrR. Dec. DC. le6l.
MEssRs. P. II. DRAKE 4 Co-Gentlemen: I
have been a great sufferer from dyspepsia for
three or four years. | have tried many il not all
the remedies recommended for It's cure. Instead
of relief. | became worse. had to abandon my
profession. and suffered greatly from everything
/ ate. Nv mind was much affected. DEPRESSED
and gloomy. About three months ago | tried
the Plantation Buffers. and 70 my grea. JOY ] an
nearly a well man. | have recommended them
in several cases. and. as far az ! know. always
with signal benefit.
am. very repeatedly, yours.
REv. j. s. CATBoax.
Such IS the language reaching us daily No
article ever had an equal ssle. Under no civ
eumaanoss ril the pure standard efth< nsferiss
used Be departed from
These BItners are sold BY all principal drug
gists. groeers. hotels and restaurants Be sure
each bottle bears the fac smile OF the propriel
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