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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-17

from an advertisement TO be found in
sSpther column, it will be seen that DIR.
M w. Urann Is to favor the people of
Mtand with visit of few DAYS TAT the
4Rrdwell House) to offer there his profess
In al services. We nave had placed in
n hands the following letter, certifying
skill in the treatment of diseases:
Boston, Sept. 10Th, 1868.
k1 Me Editor Of the RuHaad Herald:
tearing hat DR.. Urann was about Wis
iang your town for the purpose officiating
To sick, | thought | would write you
Vial had been done for me by this same
Doctor, that those that are afflicted might
be sure and call upon him while he IS in
your town. was a cripple for more than
Nh years. After being attended for
pvhile 10y my regular physician, he adj
Evk ed me to 60 to the Massachusetts, Gem
[er Hospital, which did, where re-
/ ca vcd the best medical treatment they
| were able to give, with no beneficial eff
~ fter leaving the hospital tried Elec-
|sica treatment, but continued to grow
wofs daily in fact was given up by
alt a hopeless case Of paralysis. /
coua get along with the aid of crutches
bynoving both legs at a time. l could
nct traighten either leg, so that my form
I'm a setting posture.
| Seeng the advertisement of Dr. Urann,
Il called upon him, told him my situation,
IwRt | had done, and also that was I'M
able to pay him, as sickness had stripped
me, and was then dependent on the
lcityof RoZbury for support. He encour-
scd me n every way and very kindly
1old me that | was welcome to his SER
Ivioes. After the first operation I walked
hone without nay crutches, carrying them
"a nv shoulder, and have never used
tbcm since; this was the latter part OF last
Novcmber, and have been daily improv-
ling, uniiI now | am able to work, earning
enc dollar aud a quarter day.
My case was one that all considered
scpeless, and give you particulars that
thers who have thought they were past
M may have confidence and try the
"a physician that has helped me so
/ AM now at work at Campbell
A&Nhttier's on Orange Street, Roxbu-
y.and live at No. Z, Washington Court.
where should be pleased to answer any
hnqairies.
Yours, Respectfully,
JOHN WITHERs.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE PRICES CURRENT

For lots as they arrive from the country. Re-
ported especially for the Rutland Daily and
Weekly Herald, by W. 5, Mcclure & Co., strict
ly Produce Commission Merchants, No. $50 Full
ton Street, New York.
We quote for the week ending Sept. IL, as iol-
lows:
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je9:d&w3m
NM JORDAN & PLUMLFY

Have spsnel an Oh ice in Kinesley's block, Cup
ssaisvl foe the treat, uent Of Chronic diseases ii
genes al.
DIR. JORDAN will treat especially catArrh and
diseases of the Eye and Ear.
Brandon, VT, Aug. s, 1868. augl2:d&wly
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NOTICE
DENTISTRY.

would inform the good people of Rutland and
vicinity that my dental office is still on the corner
OF Merchants Row and West Street, where
would be pleased to receive the calls of any desir-
ing the service of dentist. l use the rubber or
vulcante, which is superseding all other material
as base for artificial teeth. 1t is lighter more du
raole ana cieanly than any other style of work. I
also use gold silver Flatina when it is preferred
All metals used by shall be as pure as any used
for dental purposes. Filling done with the finest
gold, and warranted. Extracting done with i'm
prov instruments and with care
Please give me call, and learn terms, &c.
DON'T forget the place, corner of Merchants.
Row and West Street
L. L. LAWTON.
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DIR. F. w. URANN,
PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN

FOR ALL DIsEsAEs,
Would respectfully inform the citizens
w of Rutland and vicinity that he has taken
rooms at the Bardwell House for few days.
During his residence in Boston and Lowell, and
more recently at Hartford. he has been instru-
mental in curing almost every kind of disease
flesh is heir to; many cases that have been con-
siiered neurable having been cured by single
operation.
THE LAME HAVE BEEN MADE TO WALK,
THE BLIND To SEE, AND THE
DEAF TO HEAR
His mode of treatment is such that by it the vi-
tai forces become more equaliBed, surgical cpe.
ration is pc formed, and no pain is caused. Many
long standing have yielded to this treatment
IN FROM FIVE TO TEN MINUTES.
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The gutlaad 9erala.
4.--o~~>~>y~~>s>>~~>>->-
THURSDAY, SEPT. IL. 1868.

MASONIC, A called communication of
Center Lodge No. "a, will be held this
Thursday evening at I | . o'clock,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DARN FOR sALE.-The subscriber

DARN FOR SALE.-The subscriber
a offers his farm for sale, siturted in Weston,
Win sor county, Vermont, 10 miles from the
village. The farm contains about $50 acres of
land, divided into moving, pasturing ard wood
land. On it are two houses, two barns, sheds and
otber bull ings in good repair; never falling wa
ter running to the houses and barns. Also q
well of very cold water.
Tho farm is suitable for dairy or sheep, and can
be divided 70 make two good small farms. Possess
sion given this Fall next Spring, as desired; all
so he stock, farming TOOLS &c. now on the farm.
Any person wishing to purchase farm will do
well ta ca and see the place, which will be sold
on reasonable terms. portion of the purchase
money can remain on a NOR gage.
THOMAS RICHARDSON.
weston, VT, Sept. l6 1868. SSw5t
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THOROUGH BRED SHEEP FOR

Il SALE. I will sell l6 two and three years old
bucks good condition for the eastern or western
market. Also ten of my old breediT G ewes. The
above sheep are pure blood Atwoods.
Any one wishing to start a pure blooded flock
will find this rare chance
For particulars enquire of Col. H. II. Merritt of
this place.
N. T. sPRAGUE, IN,
Brandon, Sept. IA, 1868. SSg3
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east of Rutland, by taking the morning
accommodation tram from Bellows Falls
to Rutland, also make the above connec-
tons. eodlw
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EATEES.
sMTTH-At West RUTLAND Vt, Sept. 18th, LucY
ELIZABETH, daug ter of L. B. and Marcia
Smith, AGED IA year, months and IL days.
Thus fade the flowers of youth,
And brightest promises decay;
No talent, virtue, loveliness or truth,
Deaths cruel ravages can stay.
WILLIAMSON Mendon, Sept. 4th Mrs. MEIIs-
sA WILLIAMS, wife of Leland Williams, aged q
years.
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w A " RI AG r. =.

SMITH -GRIFFIN-In Rutland, Sept. 18th, at
the honse of G. NJ Fish, by the Rev. DR., Aiken
Mr. GEORGE NJ. SMITH of Middlebury, VT, to
Mrs. JAMES ]. GRIFFIN, daughter of Linsey
Round, Esq.,, of Clarendon, VT.
MANDIGO-M ANDIGO-In Shrewsbury, Sept
18th, by Rev. II. Eastman, Mr.. HoRATIo N.
MANDTGo of Claranceville, Canada East, TO Miss
MINNIE L. MANDI0o of Shrewsbury.
YNOLDS-HART-In Rutland, Sept. 10th,
by Rev. Leland Howard, MIR. THOMAS +. REY-
FoLDs, and Miss SARAH +. Hart, both of Rut-
land.
WAY-NEWBAEKS-Tn this town. on
18th inst bv Rev. Roger s, Howard, Mr.. JonN
r. RIDGwAY 10 Miss MARY ANN NEwBANKs,
both of Rutland.
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Rutland, VT, April ls, ls6s.-d&wly
I RoPoSALS FOX EAlLG 40

GROSS TIES.
he mtnaeers OF the Rutland and Burlington
Ra lro7 invite PROPOSALS until the LIST Of inuary
ppxt tlr
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IIU III OIutT hIIIus sVIu IItsV
market prices
n. B.-Whol sale agents for Kentuck's Choice
| OLE Bourbon Whisk,es.
All correspondence and questions cheerfully an
swered.
Yours Respectfully,
W. S. McCLURE& co.
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CHESTNUT, CEDAR AND TAaARACK
ROSS TIES
To Dc delivered on the line of said Road, or at
Burlington or Bellows Falls, previous 10 the LIST
OF May, 1864.
Said Ties to be cut not less than feet long,
form sound timer, hewn or sawed, 6 inches thick
not less than inch face, of even thickness and
sawed or cut square at each end and to be so de-
hvered that they readily be loaded upon
cars.
PERSONS offering proposals for any part or the
whole OF the above number, should be particular
to state the number of each kind and the place of
delivery.
Notice will be given Immediately after the LIST
OF January whether proposals are accepted or
not.
Contracts will be required from persons whose
proposals ale accepted. Payment TO be made
upon the delivery and inspection of the ties.
Proposals will also be received for limited
hummer OF heInIock lies OF the dimensions gwen
above,
Any further information may be obtained by
q curry of J. f. Stinson, o. Wooster, or j. Z.
Bagley. L. A. CHAPLIN,
Superintendent.
Rutland, August goth, 1868, augs6:d w3u
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AssOcIa.
10 such Of
my, COM.
les durlngu
has had d
whole Of
bald that
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DENSlON AGENCY, Pensions,
Bounties and Back Pay obtained, and all
claims against the United States prosecuted by
WALTER @. DUETON,
attorney at Law.
Office over Lewis Fox's Drug Store, Rutland,
w. sap5;d&wtf
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SOLDIERS BOUNTY Discharged
~ soldiers are now entitled to their bounty
and can have it collected By calling on
". II. SMITH, Attorney
Rutland, t.
Rutland. March 4, 1864. rnar6:d&wt1
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Specimens may be seen at Mason & MARSHALL
store, Merchants Row, Rutland, VT.
aug26: ID & wsm
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| Sept. ~
PREsIDS' |
ssistantlut'J
erday afe911
Er was OH
enpanne1
|rge, and l',l
,ndon was 4
and petit !
Nv rnornlns
Fl Geo. =
lrall; acil'a !,
written y,
hundred 50
wee, for I
r HALT.
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\ Democratic speech.

We give place to the following synop-
sis of the remarks of Mr., Baker, on the
occasion of discussion at Rocky Ford, a
few days since, at the request of many
citizens without distinction of party" who
were present and heard the speech.
GENTLEMEN:
As this is o joint discussion, and, / have
no political questions to discuss with any
person or candidates, what have to say
upon this occasion will be entirely upon
my own responsibility. "
Not claiming for myself the ability, by
any Means to make a speech, that would
interest you,% shall at the commence
ment of what few remarks | may make,
ask your kind indulgence. sSs=
In the first place, Fellow Citizen, am
as always have been, Democrat, have
never, since 1910, voted any other than a
Democratic ticket.
From the fact that then believe, and
now believe that the true principles OF
Democrats are right, recollect the true
principles of democracy, none of your
latter day democracy. but the good old
Andrew Jackson democracy, with "by
the eternal" attached to it. ~.
Some may ask, If you Baker, are q
Democrat, why you are here in opposi.
ton to the democratic nominees, and
why you do not support them.
In answer TO that, | have said that ]
was an Andrew jackson Democrat, and
that is, this Union must and shall be pre-.
served.
Gentlemen, was one of hundreds and
thousands, at the commencement of this
war, that was anxious to settle our diff
cnlties by compromise, and we were hon
est IN it, believing it would be the best
for the entire Nation, North. South, East
and West; this opinion of settling by
compromise of course was in opposition
to the present Administration, and when
we found that the administration would
not come to US, which We thought II
woald eventually, but did not, then /,
for one, IS an American citizen, consid.
cred it my duty to the Administration,
as my plan had failed, to render all the
assistance in my humble power, 70 crush
out rebellion, which if not done, will
destroy the best, the most glorious Gov
eminent upon jehovah footstool.
And now. gentlemen, something about
state poilcy.
You have your candidates for Repre-
sentative, and for other Offices before
you, it is your rightas American citizens
to intsrrogrte them on everything that
may come before them in the Represent.
alive Halls Of your State. and they are
bound to give you o positive; il they I'M.
dertake to answer your questions in any
ether than q straight forward way, my
word for it, should they be elected. you
are sold.
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.r,l,e .s1nslspensIeaalss s'aadldate-
CorxcIL BLgrrs. seps. e. "a.

j
Covscsl BLurrs. Sept. q, '6S.
Eprfsn NosrARssie- "a pertisiilg
yosar paper of yesterday evening saw =
recommendation from the ssTndependentp'
candidate for State senasor-she norni-
Ines II the Bsg,s Copperheads. While
READING his answers to your questions, /
couid not force myself To believe that he
was sincere ia bis declarations. y ap-
pears TO me that he ii pledged the sup
port 81 the copparhead party, and wrote
iris ietfer mere y - 4 bid for the votes Of
/ thosc rho may BIZ yet wayerine In regard
to the proper course for:them 70 pursue
| in Justice TO their country. For one, Il
could not put the least reliance in man
who would stand back ready to thrust a
dagger into his country's honor at the
first reverse that might oyaFtake her. A
man Who will not throw his whole inau-
enee on the side Of the Government at d
time like this, when it is using every eff
fort to strangle great rebellion, should
be hooted out of decent society.
Mr.. G. has set the record = right, in
the way he has defined his position, and
the Union party need not be fearful Of
the g Independent candidate who has
been shutting the cards " with the Ba-
ole party before he came out. The In
dependent " dodge Is such q fiifnsy vail
that any child can see throughit; and
those voters who are really in favor of the
laws. the State, and the country, will
never think of voting for man in such
doubtful company.
The men who have been instrumental
in bringing out this " Independent can
didate, are men who have always been
doubtfnl-men who have never expressed
tn emselyes on the side of the Union
have been ashamed to acknowledge them
selves Copperheads, yet have always been
ready to aid in any scheme that would
tend to weaken or break down the Union
party. This, and this only, is the object
they have in view in running their :" In
dependent " candidate. Blu: they will
find that they are cutting their own
throats, politically, in taking the stand
they have: for every move they have
made has been in the same track that
Tories took in the revolutionary times
So thinks PROGRESS.
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LOYAL MASS meetings..

LEWIS W. ROSS, Union cas'Eidste for Senator, will
p 4Fesssthe people as follows:
sp>s sch,r3I House, RocsytOra Tp., PostawHttaase
Q nty, AoAday, Sept Tth.
Iiyas4n's 8 kcot Honse James Tp., Pottawattaniie
ca,RBiy Friday. Sept 18th
Grove School House Grove Up, Fpti&Wattamie Co.
"a u,day, sept, 18Th
Lewis, Cas- curHtg, Wednesday, Sept, 9Th.
Grove City, Cas- county. "Wednesday Sept 18th.
Tailor, Fremont county. Monday, Sept. 2lSt.
Fremont City Fremont county. TUESDAY. Sept 22d.
Civil Bend Fremont county, Wednesday. Sept 29a
Hamburg. Fremont eoun y, Thursday. sept. Gath
AsAu, Fremont sUHniy, Friday, sept, 81.
S4aney, PrsnRDt county, saturday. SepE 26th
wasbAoassy Schooi Heaks. Mills county. Friday DC.
tUheT ID. --
st Marys Mills c unity Saturday, Oct 81.
paitoa huoi House, Oak Up, Mills s0anty. Aou-
day, October 5h.
White Cloud, Mis- county Tuesiay. Oct G'h
AMBER; f'p u he county, " exits esaay Oct 7h
Mutt Shoot Hpuxe. MALLS county, THURSDAY, Oct. Sth
GIenSood, 4iiis couHIy, Friday, ssct 9Th.
Crescent cay PsstawaitAmts Coualy, Saturday,, Oct
18th
C4uncil Riu U.s. PstIaw attanie county, Monday, Oct
I0'h.
Tbe meetings In ell es the above appointments wifi
Commence al / O'Clock P
l. LISGESFEITRR
oAairR4ER District Central CsRitRS.
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u ARp.

paihioaary Consumption i curabis nIseaseii
q s---SS-- 81 IL
IA CA I2Io.
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UNION PLATFORM
AaeztsS n ceavsation at Dss Mofmss IOIsa.
.Juzs II. 1888.


We Convention Of representatives OF the iaysi reo-
pie Of the State Of iowa assembled under call OF the
Republics organisation OF the State, expression
Of tae xiews which shall govern political action do
declare:
/. That when cur fathers framed cur Constitution,
and founded thereon Republican form of Government
they intended 70 and did grant to hst Government fall
sipaMar to sustain It's national existsnee.
That whenever the life OF the Republic is endan-
GArnd sIther by invasion rebellion the
1Hstaes the OF all necessary known TO civil
Lied warfare In resisting invasion supPressng rehel
tFn,
8. That we fully ami heartily endorse the policy of
the Administrator and we will to the utmost continue
to sustain the Government in suppressing the Re-
beilioh and to eject that object pledge fortunes
and oar lives,
T. That the gratitude Of q Free People Is dne our
soldiers held, both native an ftretgn bora fc
that herofr BY which they have honored and
sustained the nag of country. and We guaranty to
TEEN Continued encouragement and support
5. That We have witnessed with pride AMI adnira
tion the bravery and herosm of Iowa soldiers, and
recognize in their brilliant history for the
State Of Iowa second thai Of other State in the
Cu4su. 49,.
9. Thatwe approve Of the action Of the General As
emily OF the State, in en&ctidy law giving to cur
brave soldiers In the geld opportunity to vote at
ets tons and earnestly hope that technic&itty
nay deprive them OF their right.
l. That this Convention hereby tenders to Hon. Sam
ue J. Eirkwoot tho cordial thanks Of the loyal Pc pic
Of Iowa the able fearless and patriotic discharge
his duties, Iuriag the terms he has held the office
Of Governor sf tue State.
s. Finally We declare that the preservation OF the
Constitutes and The UnIou is above and beyo all 9th
Interest," and that all questions of party Of life and
property, must be subordinate thereto.
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ct issNs q - e.
There viii b i meeting II Mofalt's
sehooi Ho.ase. ncar Dr. williams o'1
Monday next lastl inst It 4 o'clock
j. ii. j acks or, nas, end others viii be
present 10 aszdrsss the citiserss on the
iaarlh hafara aha com IN. .als
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Ira JOHN A KASSOG aa8 y. " PALMER viii
sdaps The peope upoa The ponSug political issues,
1hr fsalowin2 places ant times.
Afsos Enias epuuty, THURSDAY, September cath.
Quincy ASisEns c0uRTyx Friday. x1an
Ersukfart MuntRumnery 90 Saturday Sc 26h.
Gouaeii BinfS, Tuesdey, 2stL
Sslssnv ,pssd atiis se,asltv wednesday, 90 30th.
SlI,av Prrxuenf cpnsfy T-HrNiay QctubeF 1st.
1slarisda page cssunty Saturday Sfd
Beafura Txyiar cuantv. hsstday, 9TH,
NJ AYR. Riaegols county, Tuesday. e 6th.
Ie,aInrfr civ uexssar eeuniF Monday 81 7ihs
fnfythsF Wa ne eounif, ThaFSslAy, 50 Sih
f.t,aFtiass l.ceaS c aniy, Fri34y, Sd
assceSssa@ Gtnrk cussRIy. sas srsiay g 10Th.
Lei al patriotic citizens rally for the Country &a'
fha fsata, LII - :,
ne t,a4ltsy Gsmaaiktses are requested to make al
,,.zxsry nYrsngenlR0ts. aud late 5tice af the
Ths m,4es1.srs in ali the shorc appointments viii
SV@ss As''Ns THas ?. WrTuRGw,
r.-s. - ~ -.~~5.- TIA Rep 50 Eeat. Com.
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no e,oNsaJM PTavtss.


tbs undenssnea haysns besa rsssersa n healtA n
iss wseks, y ssssy slsspe rsusd shavias nj
fsred several years frsm ssvsfsiaas aassssou, and
thai arsAd disease Censamstisn ansoua 70 make
Known % mis- ssiiow-saasrsss ne means d cure.
To Ell who dssrs II. ne win send prescription ussd
gree Of charge with The dlseesns for preparing aud
uslhs the sams which they win and . svys esrs fOr
coEsuapTroN, AsrAMA, BHoscHsrts, coUsHs.
coLps, SC. Ths only oa5ses d me advertiser Is "a
bensat the afeted and spread infosmasicn watch he
eonce Be lnsauable and he hopes every suffer-
er viii try his remedy - viii eoss them nothing,
and may prove blsssing
Parties wishing the prescription VIII pissas address
aKv EDWAaD A. WILSON,,
Williamsburg,
= Kings County,
ep26w4m nc New York,
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al c,orsss e h1ssb tored tsDntrstu

John Wiiiiainson md Sport Miller
now write exclusively Tor the E,sgie Il
Williamson, Miller, Babbitts A happ,
Union Il heavy team.
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Psrsong Of ssndentary habits troubled with weak
ness Iasstads paipitatioH the heart lack Of appe-
tite distress after eating, torpid liver constipation
&e deserve 10 safer II they ~ilinoa try the celsbra.
Is. s O.
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And will continue two days Of each week,
during the season. ,ss
Hours of instruction for Young Ladies
and Misses, from 2 to o'clock r.. M
Gentlemen, for the four Hrst lessons,
from 4 to 10 o'clock, In the evening.
Mr.. LEE pledges to devote his best ex-
ertions to the care and instruction Of those
who may favor him with their patronage;
good music will be in attendance.
A Cotillion Party win be given every
two weeks.
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3. T.--I86O.--X,

Psrsong Of ssndentary habits troubled with weak
ness Iasstas paipitation Ethe heart lack Of appe-
tfte distress after eating, torpid liver eonstipaton
&e deserve 10 suffer u shey vilinoa try the celsbra
ted r..
plantation Bittera !.
which are now reco1hmsndsa BY the hIshsat medatsl
authorities and warranted 10 prodacs N 1mmsdists
| beneacisl erect Thsy are exceedingly asYeeaels,
perfectly pure, and must snpereeas all other tones
where healthy, santle stlmuientis requirsd.
They purify, strengthen aud farisotsss Z
| They create beatty Appetite. ~.
They are anfsdote 10 change o. water and diet. "
They overcpno effects Of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system snd eniivsn the mind.
They proven. miasmasic and Intermittent fevsrs.
They purify the EEeath snd sCsity q the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation. 49,,
They cure Diarfhea, Cholara and FshoIera Morbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headachc.
They make the weak strong. The languid brilliant
and are exhausted natures great restprsr they
somn,se of the celebrated csisya bark, wntsrgrsen
s,sssfras suts and herbs sli preserved in perfect,
,u,s vt, Crox fam. For particulars circulars ana
testimonials around esca bottle. IN
Beware Of iu,,ostars Examine ever bottle. Be-
that IL has D. s. BaThE6 hEbAAQ1e~a g&A PAA'@A~ y
s. Stamp over the cork, with piaBtstien SCENE, snt
our am signature on ane EtSei plate engraving o.
side label. See that oar bottle 10 MT fenheu Wis
spurious and aeieterious slug. we defy aSy person
to match The taste eharac OF goods Any peg
pretending 10 sell Plantation Bstters by the gal
Ion or in bulk, is an mpostor. We seli only In ouI
leg cabin bottle Any person Initiating this bottle
selling any other material therein, whether called
Plantation Bittsrs not 10 arsimInai under the ~
Law, and viii. be prosecuted BY Us We ALREADY
have our eye two parties realizing hotties, sc.
who will succeed In getting themselves into clos.
quarters The demand for Drake's Plantation Bitter
from Ladies, cIergymen, Merchants, &C. is perfect,
Incredible The simple trial of bottle Is the evidsnc
we present Of their worth and superiority They
sold by all respectable druggists grocers physicians
| hotels, saloons. steamboats, and country stores:
P. H. DRAakE a. CO.,
n23y1w 202 broadway, m. n,