Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-13
The Mysteries of New York.


wars national resources, political coutests roll
GiouS conventions amusements the Central Park it,
swans gondolas, &C., have been discussed-thS let.
Ter is OF the Mysteries of New York" In the car,
steamboat saloon, parlor, dinner in the street,
everywhere do hear story with relation 10 or
an inquiry as to the meaning of those mythical
words posted, printed and advertised wherever
| S, s,T.-ls8O.-X.
accompanied with crescent and u shepherds hook
secesaion sympathizer said it was: sssatan Tri
nmphed In 1860 in granting the Xpectation Of aboi
uoniata;' while Republican said it vas: "stump
ian democrats Of 1860, gono to Texas;n another,
10 'he state Taxes of 1900 add ten ClJ dOIIars;'
another that they were tho watehworris Of some So
eret society, like, "a Sons of Tecumehia Ar. 1890
strong" or Seward Tricksters Of 1866 Used Up
&c, &C. Well, your eorrcspopdent trlba[, TO-,
u IoF long timc-u fact his late suppcrs had given
h''n horiddyspepsia Hc read the advertisements.
ana Of course bought bottle of Plantation Bitsrs.
Tue bltters cured him, and on tho bottle appeared:
those same cabalistic letters: S, T.-IsGO.-X.
travelled straight for 2o2 Broadway introdnced nv
sen 70 the celebrated DR.. Drake, and was shown the
eiePhAht-su'ks, s. T. and Hll-and great institu-
Non II Is SIX story building in Dey street, from
seiAF 70 garrett is occupied a laboratory for pro-
uucins this single medicine. Some forty persons are
employed; several vats, holding six thousand raI
ions each arc filed with roots herbs and material
and then soaked in water, aud the expression pre-
served In pure st. Croix Rum. here saw the bags
ot"eF natcFal-and the original st. Croi1 Rum pun
eHoonS bearing the Custom-houso brand. 1t seemed
that medicine could here be turned out to supply
world OF invaids-ye. these gentlemen are unable to
nu their orders for Plantation Bitters alone was
shown many certificates of extraordinary cure, Of.
ifeted by these Bitors. The statistics of the 1uedi
cine business as presented to the last Congress in the
report OF Mr. D. 3. Barnes arc enormous and start
HnE' amounting to some six millions dollars aupu
any The proprietors Of these Btters will pay Uncle
sam near ntty thousand dollars for stamps this YEAR
win such individual resources government loans
ought to stand at par, and jefferson Davis might as
"ell pack up and start for Jerusalem.
We are happy to reproduce the above letter, and
Sda tnSt any ordinary case o: Dyspepsia Liver Com
p'Aint' Nervous Affection Sour Stomach, Loss of Ap
PETITE Nervous Headache, DiArrhoea, Sinking Weak
ness Aeht"l Dependency, &C., can Eo cured by the
Plantation Bittcrs
That all persons may judge ofits efficacy. we pub
sh list Of some Of the articles used in its prepara
CALIsArA BARK-celebrated for over two hundred
years in tho treatment of Fever and Ague, pyspep
siag Weakness, &c. It was introduced into Europe
by the Countess wito Of the viceroy Of Peru IN 1850
nF'd was afterwards s5Id by the Jesuits for ne .1s
nous price Of its ro.ightt IN silrsy under tb.
name Of Je1"ies Ptyders and finally made public by
LouisNVI, KinsofFrancs Humboldt make, espe-
ctal reference to its ferbfuge qualities during his
South American travelA
CAscANILLA BARK-FOr diarrhus, collie, and ais
eases Of tho stomach and bowels.
DANDEuoN-For Inflammation of the ,ofn. and
dropsical affections.
CANNoNTLE FrovPDs- a., .,,,
LAVENDER FLowERs-Aromatic, stimulant and ton
io-hishly invigorating in nervous debility.
"LSTERGREEN-Fors scrOfuIa, rheumatism. DC.
ANIsE-An aromatic carminative, creating flesh.
muscle and milk much used by mothers nursing.
Also Glove buds, orange carraway, eoriander,
Snakeroot' &C., all preserved iu perfectly pure
ST. CROIX RUM.
1he powerful tnvigorattng and tonic properties of
ST. 'oroix Rum have been long acknowledged by the
Physicians Of the world. For consumption it Is the
only stimulant that should be used
8. T-1ssO-X.
Another wonderful ingredient, of Spanish origin.
imparttnS beauty to tue complexion and brilliauev
to the mind, is yet unknown to the commerce of the
world, and We withhold its name for the present.
Dr. W. A Chtlds, surgeon of the Tenth Vernon.
Regiment, writes: 81 wish every soldier had bottle
OF Plantation BitterA They are tho most effective,
perfect, and harmless tonic ever used"
The following is from the famous hotel proprietor.
at Washington:
WAsHISerOS, D. G., Nov 4, 1869.
MEsSRS. l. II. DRAKE Co-PIease send us twelve
uoLen Plantation Btters. They much liked by
the guests OF our house.
Respectfully yours,
SYKES, CHADWICK / co,
Proprietors Willard's Hotel.
SJr,su ROCHESTER, Dec. qs, 1861.
been g. = H.; s;s DRAKE C3-Gentlemen: have