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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-05-27
TlR G0gSGRIPTIOI LAW,
how it is to be Easoroad--who are Exempt

How it Is to be Eatcrcsd--WhO are Exempt.
Tie instructions for Provost 1Iarshals and
other officers under the C,nScripuou Law are
about to be issued by the War Department
They have been prepared by Col. Fry, the
Provost Marshal General They are clear,
concise, aud comprehensive.
They cover the lFhole ground Of the duties
Of Assistant Provost Marshals General; Of
district Provost AIarsllals, with their deputies
and agents; Of the apprehension and delivery
Of deserters; Of the arrest Of spies; Of Boards
Of Enrolment; of descriptions, and the rules
Of evidence by which they are TO be deter
mined; of the physical examination Of drafted
men and substitutes; and Of the accounts, re-
ports. and returns Of officers under the law.
Secretary Stanton prefaces the pamphlet
which makes, including an elaborate index,
about sixty octave pages-with the announce
ment that these regulations have been ap-
proved by the President, who commands that
they be published for the government Of all
concerned, and that they be strictly Observed
From advanced sheets of the work we alb
stract few points, which viii be Of absorb
ing interest
Salaries
The salary Of the Assistant Provost Mar
shal General is, Of course, that Of his rank in
the army. He viii generally be a Colonel or
Lieutenant Colonel
The district Provost Marshal has the rank,
nay and emoluments Of a Captain Of Cavalry
amounting, belieTe, to about $50 per
month. The exact figures were recently for
warded.
Two Deputy Provost Marshals may be ap-
pointed in each district, composed of more
than one county, with the approval Of the
Provost Marshal General Their pay shall
not be over hundred dollars month.
Special officers and agents may be employ
ed for detecting and arresting deserters and
spies, but not more than four in a district
without special authority. They may be paid
forty to sixty-fve dollars per month, accord
ing to usefulness.
The Surgeon and Commissioner-whO with
the Provost Marshal, from the Board of En-
rollmeut-receive the compensation of an As
sistant Surgeon-ranlc Of Captain-excluding
Communication for fuel and quarters. Their
pay lasts only during the time actually en-
ployed Enrolling officers, selected by the
Board are TO be Maid three dollars a dav.
DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS
Are 6xed by the Provost Marshal General.
Il there is no Government building there suit
able for the purpose, an Office, consisting Of
not more than three rooms, may be rented.
Each Provost Marshal may employ at their
headquarters two clerks, subject to the ap-
proval Of the Provost Marshal General. and
at such rate of compensation as he may fix.
SOLDIERS REsTs-oUARTERs AND SUBSISTENCE.
Rests are to be rented by the Provost
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-05-27

A HUNDRED Tons OF GoLD.--During
the past year there were received at San
Francisco forty-nine millions of dollars
in gold. This amount of the precious
metal would weigh hundred tuns, and
would make the freight of train of four
teen cars on a railroad.
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stIeft 9ottrg.
"1E THE HALFWAY HOUSE"

FThe poem of ]. Russell Lowell, in the Atlantic
for January, is capital ofits kind. We copy three
stanzas
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-05-27

A QUEER old gentleman being asked
what he wished for dinner, replied; can
appetite, good company, something to cat
and a napkin.
Nor that which men do worthily, but
thrt which they do successfully, is what
history makes haste to record.
IT is said that Geo. F. Train will holda de-
bate in public with Miss Dickinson, the Re-
publican crinoline champion. George, It is
asserted, has netted between thirty and fifty
thousand dollars by his lectures in the West.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-05-27

Marshal, to be used in providing for desert
ers, stragglers, etc. He is also to contract for
their subsistence at not more than thirty cents
a day; or a contract can be made for their
board and lodging at a rate never over forty
cents a day, and which, in general, is expect
ed to be much less. Where neither of these
arrangements cen be made, prisoners in charge
or Provost Marshal's parties may be lodged in
iais, when only the ordinary Jail fees will be
noid
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-05-27

The enrolment of the two classes-be-
tween twenty and thirty-fve, with uurnar-
ried persons, and second, all others-must be
kept on separate sheets, but made at the same
time, Students in colleges or schools, teach
ers, apprentices, sailors, travellers, travelling
merchants, aud the like, are to be enrolled at
their legal residence their temporary absence
from whic'i forms no cause Tor exemption.
Enrolling officers are to judge of age by the
best evidence they can obtain, butappeals for
exemption on account of age may always be,
made to the Board.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-07

WI. b. GREGG 4 CO.,
FroprietorS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-07


President Lincoln could have no cause
of complaint at the extent or character of
the audience he addressed in his Springfield
letter. The reports show that there were
thirty or forty thousand Of the solid and
loyal men and women of Illinois at its cap
ital on that day. Rousing and patriotic
speeches were made and the utmost har-
mony prevailed. The following resolution
was passed amid shouts of applause, the
people rising and giving three times three
cheers for the President and the Governor: {:
Rssolvsd That we heartily and unquali-
fedly endorse the principles and policy Of
the letter Of the President Abraham Lin
coin, which has been read to this meeting
to-day. We recognize in it additional evi-
dence Of his devotion to freedom and the
ultimate reunion and salvation Of the
country.
The following resolution was also o.
fered by General Farnsworth at stand No.
l, and unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the Emancipation Proola-
nation Of the President is, in the opinion
Of this meeting, both legal and eonstitu-
tional and cannot be either rescinded or
Withdrawn, nsr can the slaves emancips-
ted by it be again reduced to slavery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-07
The Defense Of Kansas.

A paragraph in Saturdays dispatches
reads as follows:
G6eneral sehofeld issued an order for
bidding armed bodies Of men not belong
ing to United States troops passing from
Kansas to Missouri, or vice UsTSa, under
any pretenee whatever, and the military
of Kansas and Missouri not in the United
States service will not be permitted 10 pass
from one State into another without ex-
press orders from the district commander
This is just what might be expected
from General sChofelFs previous opera
tious. It's advantages are all on one side,
and that the side Of the prO-slavsry guer-
rillas These men acknowledge no allC-
glance to the Federal Government or its
osscers; they will not recognize the right
Of scho6sid to command their movements,
and will, therefore, be as free to invade
Kansas to plunder and murder, as ever
they we're. On the other hand, the loyal
inhabitants Of Kansas, who have organized
for their own defense, will be obliged to
obey the order and remain at home. Il
the rebels cross into Kansas, these defend
ers are allowed the gracious privilege o.
defending their own homes, provided th'
next of Schoheld's orders does not forbit
even this), but they shall not pursue thei
assailauts across the border. The Mis-
sourians may plant themselves on tn
eastern bank Of the Missouri, and shel
every Kansas town on the river, and hois
schofeld's order on pole as their flag o
defiance.
How the people Of Missouri the nselVe
look upon such negotiation, may be in
ferred from the following paragraph in tn
ST. Louis Democrat:
aFrom the tone Of some Of our ootem
poraries it would be supposed that ou
State was threatened with an invasion
publie enemies in the army which jill
Lane is understood to be raising. Yer
differently do the Union men of the dii
turbed district and its vicinity, look ct Ii
matter They see in the movement
promise Of deliverahce from their enemle
They know we'll enough that only rebe
and enemies alike TO the government an
the public peace are in slightest dang
? from the Kansas " avengers" as Lane 81
his men are called. If they ere comFellt
To take sides in the threatened contest
e large majority of the Union men Of Wes
t ern Missouri will be found on the side
/ Lane"
What sort of sub-Oficers General Sch
, field has appointed, may be learned by
letter in the above paper, dated at Chill
, coshs in Missouri. The writer says th
!. one DR.. COgswell, truly loyal man, "
: arrested by the Provost Marshal on
!. testimony of nOtOriOusly dislOysl ms
a and thrust into the military prison, whe
he was kept in company with bushWhaC
ers. &C., and no examination allowed hi
J. He was forced to purchase his own mea
: while the bushwbsckers IN the same pris
d are fed Government rstions at the Cover
e ments expense. And parOled prison
;. frcm the rebel army at Vicksburg bO'
d at the hotel, and eat at the same table "
r the officers on duty at that post.
10 sarely, ii was meet that the mons
,e Emancipation Convention at Jeffers
- Change OF t6urntnEruBrs, IN tie Misso
and Kansas Department.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-07

w. II. GREsa Oo-Gents ! freely give you lib
,rv 10 rake use OF the following Certificate OF the
Vaiueo Constitution Water, which can recommend
In the highest manner:
NV wife who was attacked with pain in the shoni-
des whole length Of the back, and In Der lin Be- with
PalpifaliOp Of the Heart, attended with Falling oi
me Womb DysmenOrrhse, and Irritation Of the Bad-
der. ! called physician, who attended heI i sDOas
her then employed one Of the best physicians 1
could and who attended her Tor about nlns mont4ss
1uite a. much pain he finally gave her up and salo
Cher case was incurable." "FOr, said be- sDe pa
an or one operates against some other OF her dfncul-
iies D About this time, she commenced the use oI
Gonstitutiou Water and to our utter astonisnhcnti
Almost tho frat dose seemed TO have the desired eI-
fect and she kept on improving rapidly under is
trsatneut and now superintends entirely her 90
mesffc Affairs She has not taken any OF the Oonstl-
tfion Water for about four weeks and we are happy
- ~ thSf n hss produced permanent cure.
WM. n. VAN BEGSOHOTAhs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-07
Wrnnnne. California.

The golden State has done nObly. The
Democrats have counted on that State be-
yond doubt. The New York World said,
" The Democrats will carry the State, Of
course" Union men hardly dare predict
victory. But the Democracy have been
routed, horse, foot and dragons. The
UniOnists have made clean sweep. The
following dispatches were received ct
Washington on Friday
"SAE Francisco, Sept. 8.
abraham ineoln-LoyaI California sends
Greeting:
The Union State and Congressional
tickets are elected by msjority Of from
25, 900 to 10000. F. F. Lowe"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-07
nNrnN ConNTY TICKET.

Eor rssn.t,r-sAMUEz. " LLIAMsoN.
Ilepressntatives -Oa ARIES BABO0CK, AHAk-
TkH EVE ET~. o. LOOK WOOD.
g1omu,ou Pleas judge HORACE EOJEE-
Frotats JudTe--nlHtEL 4. TiLOEN.
County Traasure----H s. VII vi ksl1
fHeFk common Piees---FREDEkIyk J. fh ~ ~ Is S5S
Prosecuting Attoraey---CHAhL y tALhAn'
dJ3unfv Oolnniss ion-r.---JOHN BAkAUM.
sjorOuer-N e. PRENTICE.
County surTeyor---W KNAPP -, d., ~
fdtT Justices Of the Peace-DANIEL STEPHAN
fREnERICK A. RL-ND-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-07


The Mortality in Different Departments.
A table is being prepared in the Bur
geOn-Generars Office, showing che degrees
of mortality among white troops of the diff
ferent military departments. The per-
eentage of mort .lity in the Army Of the
Potomac is three times greater than in the
Department of the Pacific, and in General
Grants army it is three times greater than
in the Army Of the Potomac. This calcu-
latiOn refers to white troops. The per-
centage Of mortality among the cOlored
troops in the Department Of the South is
much less than among white troops Of the
Department of the Pacific, showing that it
is economy of life to use colored troops in
the Southern Departments.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-07
The Only White Polar Tee Bea

In thu Uni Cd Sfa-es Il twas cREturod on ahoatBg HE
az ice one hnntrod milna alter despoIa Te1i
ance Il il the Auest oEs Inhibited In Am=riea
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-07

San Csxss Grea' Project fer the PnelfeR-
tion OF the Country. " The Restoration
OF the Union as it was and the COnstitu-
Gien as IL ts.0
It has been charged that the democrats
have never proposed any measure to put
down the rebellion. It will be seen that
this is wholly erroneous, and that the dis
tinguished statesman whose name heads
this paragraph, on the Sd of December
1852, brought forward in the House of Re
presentatives a great project for that pur-
pose, eminently demOcratic.
Mr.. Cox.-I ask the gentleman to allow
ne to offer q resolution.
The resolution was read as follows;
ResoI7sd, That the Committee Of Ways
and Means be hereby instructed to cOnsid-
CT the exPediency Of reducing the tax on
whisky to i've cents per gallon. Globe,
pa
Certainly How is it to be expected
hat democratic rebels would ever come
hask into Union where whisky was taxed
twenty cents per gallon. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-07
J.B.COBB &CO'S,
HOOP SKIRTS FOR THEMILLION

We have now ready our full stock OF Skeletons for
the comm sment OF q Fail Trade which eulhra-
all OF the leading stylesl ineludmg the PATENT
G BE TRAIL. PATENT VICTORIA. Also, the
newest styla II QUAKER SKIRT.
We keep alwOys on hand Skirts Of extra size and
'enRth, and Ladits who Always have trouble ind
a kirt long enough, will generally find EN- here
We will adhere strictly 10 our former principles,
viz: Keep no but good article, which We will con-
.inue o sell at the lowest pOss bic prices
Gl-fhe enormous quantities that We are nov sell
itg shows conclusivey that cur experiment Of max
Is g ,kirts q specislir and making our profits in
quantity instead OF large percen age will pay, for
noE, instead of sel hVe or six Skirts day, sell
vice manF dozen.
- Dealers ia surrounding towns will do well by
consulting their own interest," to call On Us when in
want OF kris
GS-A large pssortment OF French CoTsets aud Pat.
ent Skirt suppOrtgrs always on band
A. KLEIN & CO., ProBrsa.
HCOp SE1rt Mann acI urers,
sept7 las Superior-St., sveiand, q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-07

Kilby FurgusOn, a prominent Copper
head of indianapolis, and a. banker in
small way, has skedsddlsd 20 sOuth Ame-
RIGA with about $4,000 (aOt s8OOOOO As
the telegraph had it, belonging to depOs-
itOrs. His absence wiz be serious loss
to his party, in more ways than one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-07
mntnnn. Conn. Eor. 1s, Issl.

Dr.. r.WM. H. GREas-Dear Sir; l have for several
veSrs been sficted with that troublesome and dam
Ttrous disease, Gravel which resisted q remedies
and doctors, until took Constitution Water an9
YOU may be assured that was exceedingly pleased
with the result. 1t has entirely cured me, and ysu
may make any use OF my name you may see nt IN re-
gard TO the medicine, as have entire eonndenes IN
| rs sfdcacy. Yours truly, POhDSrEOhSs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-07
RH4D-RAAD-READ.
DAzv1Lr, Pa. Junsa, 1854.

DA1NA---i -Nst -
Dr VIZ 4 qREaa-Dear Sir: In February 1851,
as Afflicted with tbs sugar diabetes and for months
passed more than Two gallons OF water in twenty
Twelve times during the night During the month Of
July 1861, procured two bottles OF CONSTITUTION
Water, and in two days after using Il experienced
rsiisf and after taking two bottles was entirely
ouraf soon after regaining my usual health
Eours truly }. V. Il. DEWITT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-07
DIRB.

sunday morning, September sth 1863 FREDRIOK
WILLIAM. O. " son OF PEI nard aad Sarah Nc
Grath. Ag=d four years and five months.
Fussral from the residence, No. los Brovnell st.,
on Tuesday, 10 O'Clock A. n. Friends Of the family
are respectfully invited
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-07


Hon. Ed,oin H. Stanton, Secretary Of War :;
We have moved on the enemy's works,
and they are ours. California by her vote
bids you and the army God speed in your
srduous and glorious work.
F.F. Lowe"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-07


Mammoth Elephant Hannibal Tinpo
. sam, tIIe Eru1sg' I FiTr1gIIrrTs tiis Filans.
! Lions and Lion6s-es, pair Trained
Lions, Young Lion, uatirg qf Ameri-
ca, Caihr L.iOuess, south American
Tiger, brazilian Tiger. or J1sulr,
Black Tierr. pair Ecnsal Iecpards,
pair S5nesal Leopards, African Pam
ther. only one in Auieriea, Spotted
Hyena, North American Panther,
Silver Striped liyena, only one ia
America, Mammoth Performing Criz-
Ely Rear. largest ouo travelling. brCy
Wolf Black Wolf. irlirie MolE Lur-
me-e Sacred Cow, OF ZCbu. finest in
America. African Zebu. most Ledui-
ful ever exhibited, pair Rocbucks, 2
African GlZelles, oUly ones IN Amer
ica, African Ostrich, the only one in
America, . jLlamas, Black Llama, Red
Llama, or Nicuna, " hltc Alpaca
pair Of Cashmere Sheep, only ones
travelling, pair Long-Eared Valley
Goats, only once ever il America, ]
Assyrian Coat, pair 3apahesc hiaskln
Swine and eight pigs, only unca m
America, pair Of lchncumous, pair
Ant-Eaters, pairCoaiimondi, African
Crowned Crane, very rare, Black
AMNA ANNaA NV Ct aHaAHn rs . IAu W.
rare, African Pelican, very large
South American Condor. only one
ever exhibited in the United States,
Bald Eagle, Sand Hill Crane, South
American Powees, pair Of bohemian
Pheasants, psir Spanish Maclws, $
Silver Pheasanis, very hno, . Chi
nese Golden Ihcsslnts, the most
beautiful Birds living. lar-o White
COcatoos, beautiful. King Ion AIS
tralian Bird, 2 Tampico Parrots. j
Australian Cocatco, South Ameri-
can Green PaT8i, pair AustFalian
Queen Parrots, . African Gray Par
Tots, pair Rosa Coratoos, 2 2Cocatrils,
. King Loris- Pcnanty Paroquets,
2 Rosollas, . African Salam5nder
Paroquets, I Red Lori Gromsli, 10
Australian Shell Paroquuts, o Love
Bird Paroquets. Whidah Birds. Q
Weaver Birds, 6 Quaker birds, 9
Silver Reaks, 9 Cut-ihToats, z Avl-
Duets, 2 Sangalena Fihehes, G Wax
Bills, @ Orange Cheek Finches, y
CanaTies, 10 Guinea Pigs, pair Cana
dian Coons, i White, Black and
Yellow Rabbits, Carrier Dovas, Fan
Tail Pigeons, Apes, Baboons, Mon
keys, Se.s without number.
,o-J;r,,,- A Ntt-,.-ti-,, 51,-t .IH.I ,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-07
Stone IN the Bladder, CIIeHIis', GTGgeA Br'eS
Duct Deposit, dnd Auests OF AiskV
Diehdggss after UTiHdting.

7t.so oocurring frorn one and the same cause VIII
h,ti-sIv cnrsd bT the Constitution Water II taken
s5r sny length Of time The dose should yeTy VIII :
he severity Of the disease from twen9 SroPs y ~
5000 - oF the Calculus, the pain and urgent syIP
bns shoud be com batted With the proper reme1leal
above directed.
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asAN FRAycIsoo, Sent. 8.

EdtOiu n. Stanton, Secretary Of Far::
The Union State Ticket is carried by a
large nsjority. A large contribution to
the Sanitary fund has been made.
GEO. WRIGHT"
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HOOnand's German BitterS
VIII Our0 Every Case Of
Ohroaie or Nervous DiseGse Debility, DiseGss
efths KidEeys, and Diseases 0risia9
from DisOTdeTed Stomach.
oBsERvETHEFoLLowING SYMPTOMS

Resulting from Disorders o. the Digestive Organs :;
Head Aeldity Of the Stomach, NsHses, heartburn
Disgust for Food, Fulness o. weight in the Stomsen,
Sous Eructatons, SnA ing or az We ~ q
Dificuit Breathing, Fiustering the Heart Oho-
king or oufocating Sensations when in lying p95-
turs DImnsss Of Vision, Dots or Webs 9ei9re tht
s git Fever aud Dull Pal in the Head, Dencieno9
oil PsrspiratiOn, YeIlOwness Of the skin and y Eyts
Pain in the side, ra5k, Chest, Limbs, &C., Sudae'
illus nes OF Heat Burning in the =sh, constant I'm
aaining Of Evil, and grrat Depression OF spiritss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-07

For these diseases 1t is rruiy q sovereign remedy
and TOO much can not be said in ita praise. single
dose mas been known to relieve the most urgent symp
tous Arc you troable1 with that distressing pain ~
ths small OF the back and through the hipsi tee
spOonful day Of Constitution Water viii reieVe you
ike magic.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-07
Dymsrrhsa, or PeiggI ksn'tgFatiOn, SHS
IN Neaoryha0id or ProttEse FloOsng.

oth diseases arising from faulty secretion Of tns
1snstrua huid-in tho one case being TOO httle' Ahu
recommended bV severe rain and the other TOO pi0-
Fnse SECRETION which will Be speedily cured y 'o
Constitution WRier
That disease known ~ FALLIFa o. Ihh mYhs
bici ia IN, result OF relaxation OF tho 1saments o.
fbat or7nn aud Is known BY sense OF heaylness ana
I mains in the back and aidsa and AZ ilints &c
e-,77Tenied bV sharp lacinhting OF shoOuns pains
ibT5th tho 9arta, VIII, in all cases, be removed %
the medicine.
There ia another class Of symptoms arising from ~
an srIOS OF rIIE WOMB, which pny sieiahs oal NeL
-on,ness which Word covers mp much lgnof fAncei az
in zine casey out ot ten the doctor does mol Ieay
COW her the g. mptom5 are the di5ease, Of tns
5iessss the syIpptons We can only snumerate tleil
bsrs speak more particularly Ol Cold Eeet, EalPl
Fiasbes of Heat, LangOuT Lassitude, and Dlnhsss y
VIHionl -.-.
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'UNION III TIoKET.
cF.ror1os DAY, OorOBEl Is. 1855.

ro- -eovr-nsr-JOHF BROUGH, OayahOga County
: f.,,4 I,sv -CHks ANDERSON, Montgomery %
- -is,fr1-FfOJ KING II HUNTER, Fairfield %
a1.i.tor of stats-J An Is q. GOODMAN Marion 20
. ruEs Of state g NOLNk1 DnhS kta M 'sInl So
lif Pub Works-JNO n BAkREaEi Highland co
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-07
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many prepara ions sold under the name
OF Bitters put up in quart bottles, Compromised o.
the cheBpest whisky or Common r0mi costing tom =
OorIander seed.
THIS ass Of Bitters has caused and will continne
to c use lous they DO solo, hunureos 10 III
the death the drunkRrd By Ct cir use the system
is hept cOntn ualy under the influence Of Alc7hohc
StimulentB the wsrst Kind the destre TO- bi nnr p
created und sept up and toe result Is all the horror7
attendant upon a drInk0rd's life and DEATH
Fer those who de iro will have Lia9Or Bitter
We publish the folio ing recipe get 6oJte hooi
nnd German BiTers and mix with three quarts goOa
brandy or whisky, and the result viii be prepara
on N Il will TAR excel in dicinai virtues and trui
excellence any OF the numerous Liquor Eittors IN the
mars ct, aud viii ccst mucii less. fUu VIII nave "
q good article Of LiquOr, at much ieai Frloe thar
these inferior prepGrattons viii cost yod-s
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THE CURATIVE

propsrties Of the medicine direct themselves g inc
organs Of secretion, and By 80 altering me
n fe stonnch and Liver that the starchy prinol ge
~ t food e not converted into sugar 50 long as ts
STutsm e under the influence OF the