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AYoice frnm n Armr.

A soldier of the l25th Ohio Volunteer
Infantry writes;
"Ths election in Kentucky has met our
fondest hopes We shall expect a similar
but more decided victory in0hio. Valsndig-
ham has not q friend in the army. Though
We are in favor Of free suffrage and free
expression Of opinion, do not think it
would be safe for q man to espouse the
cause Of the traitor car didate for Governor
Of Ohio, in this Department. We are will
ing to fight traitors, but to V0ts for them or
endure them in our midst, would be too
great q tax upon our generosity.
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AshlabuIa Counlr UnIon riekst.

On the l7th inst. Union County Con-
ventiOn put in nomination the following
excellent ticket:
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rWHo GoT Up THE REBELLIoE.-It is q
fOVOrite game Of the COpperheads to charge
that the q AbOlitionists" got up the war in
which the nation is now involved. OF
course, the subject viii not bear discus
sion, as the facts are too plain 70 be deba-
ted. We submit these facts, by stating
that during the administration Of James
Buchanan the following events occurred
Dec. 10, 1s6O-South Carolina seeded.
jan. 8, 1S6l-Mississippi seeded.
Jan. 16, lS6I-Florida seeded.
Jan, 19, IS6I-Georgia seeded.
Jan. Is, 166I-Louisians revolted.
Feb. !, 186l-Texas reVolted.
Feb. 5, 166l-ArkaBsas reYolted.
Feb. 9, I66l-Jefferson Davis was elct-
ted President Of the Southern COnfederaey.
Feb. l9, lS6I-Jefferson Davis was in
sugurated.
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I;l5 4. H.-EIGHT NAPBESS TBAI6-BtoppinR q
Girsrd, Ashtabula and gainesville only, and ar.
riYoa at Cleveland at a.45 A. H.
$50 A. mail an ID ACCOMMODATION TRAiH
stopping a. all stations and EiYes at Olev6.
land at g-55 A.
t1ons except SWanVille, SaybrOOk, UniOnville,
Perry, hlsntor and WicklihsY and arrives at
Cleveland at l.fu Pm.
I.E p a.-DAF EXPREsS STRAIH-St0yping 81 e.
rard, Oonneaut, AshtabulG, and PaineaTill8
only, and arrives 10 Cleveland af 4.55 ?. r.
~ second ClssI Qszs srs run on an through
Trains.
Al the trains going westward oonnest 1t Clsyeland
With trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus Oi1Cin
natl, Iudianaplis, St, Louis Sc; and all through
trains going Eastward, connect at Dunkirk with the
trains OF the n. y & T. Bailroad, and e Bualo VITA
those Of the New York Central and Bunalo Nov
York City Railroads for New York, Albany, Beaten,
Niagara Ealls &C, aud At Erie with trains on the
Philadslphis and Eris kailro1d.
I5-Day Express, East aud West, connects at Girald
with Trains on Erie and Pittsburgh Baslroad iot
LinasYilie, MeadTillo, jamestown, &o.
mavaland AprfI 70th fgss
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MANHATTAN HOTRL.-Nos. 3,
1Al 5. and MarLAy-St.s seoond doorfrom Broad
gAy, opPo1lte the Park. haS York. anRsins \ Films
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0LEVELAND 8 EhlE B. B.
On and after Monday, April 18th, 1855, PalssoE
TIA rs viii run zs follows 90
" ILL III.


LEAVE CLEVELAND:
1000 A. a.-DaN EXPRESS TRAlN-St0pplng at
Miuoughby, IainesVille, Geneva, Ashtabula,
Oonneaut anu eIraru Onfy, and arrive At Eri8a
IL Pm DunEtEEsa a. 3-l3 R-Mi Bu1alo a. 3:loR.u.
400 P. M.-ClECihNATI ENPBESS-stOpping at
Raineaville, ABhInbulA and GiIard only, and ar
rives at Erie T00 P. N; Dunkirk $50 P. u; Bula-
-. 10 lU:lO p. n.
$40 P. m.-MAIL AND AOOOR[MODATIOH TRAIN
stopping at al stations and arrives at Eri8 e
B.25 p n.
g:fB ,. u-HIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stoppina at
PainesVille, Ashtsbula and Girsrd only, AID ar
riTes AZ Erls 81 la3 A. n; Dunkirk 265 A. NJ
Budalo f.lg Al
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BFOWH's suspension waist
HOTELS.

RIROH HOUSE-124 WArER-Sr..
I'D Cleveland, Ohio. This House is now open for
the reoeRton Of Guests and the Travelling Public gen.
Oay. 1t iB convenient to the Depots IN the centre
o. business and easy Of aecess every way.
BWBtrangers viii ind if quiet House At the VAR
on price Of ONE DOLLAR per day.
l H. BIRCH 3 CO.,
eRrlGkI E.L.f Proprlstora.
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SKIRT SUPPORTERS.
a TTENTION, Ladies'
NORRIS & sHRFFIELD

Have removed their salesroom from I6l Ontario-st.
70 Room No. 8, HOHmHRn's Block, opposite IN
Post Ofice, where they will be happy 70 see All o
1t 70 call and examine
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THE PENNSYLVANIA
III TRAL RAILROAD
E
WITH IT'S OOEEEOTIEs)
Is 8 First-Class Route to all
Eastern Cities.
EHREE DAILY TRAINS FROM PITTsBURaR.
All connecting direct to New York
via Philadelphia.
TWO FROM HABRIsBURG TO HEE YOBKs
via Allentown. 4...,s
THREE DAILY CONNECTIONS 70 BALTIHOBh
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
FARE AND TIuE SANE AS OTHER BoUTE8.
~ Baggage Checked through-an transfers frees
Connections made at Harrisburgh, Via AllsntoH
fpf New York direot, and Passengers b this route
Eqn through from Ftfta0urgh 20 Jersey Oiiy W1tnoo
BuS your aes York and Boston Tickets avia PEitl
bqrsh," which sFe gdad sitber by PhilsdslphiA o.
Allentown. - A-
WRIGHT CARBIED EAST on WEST,
OVER TIE
RaNEsYLVANIA GEHTRAL RAILROAD
With Great Dispdtoh and at Low Bates.
ENOOH LEWIS,
General Sup't Altoona, Pc.
'" d i56anas5iis 5Raa9S iS1Si- in5. '''A ' sspsosi
I ~ T7TTTTT = nrTe 4 U7CT Hnnl y u
, 1863-01-23
ABSTRACT, OPINIONS.
Southern Views Of Governments
and Constitutions. =


:. fFrom Dc Bow q Review, for August, 1851
Law and liberty are the opposing forces
that keep societies and governments aliye-
Too much hf law or too mich Of liberty arc
equally destructive to human well being.
Under the influence Of over legislation indi-
vidual action Is too much restricted. md So
ciety stagnates and retrogradcs. When there
is, on-thc other hand, too little Of law, anar-
and might becomes Hight: There is always
equal danger That the world will be too much
OF too little governed Yet It is most strange
and unaccountablc, that in all ages the Euro
rcan races hare commended liberty as u good,
and thereby infcrcntiallY condemned law and
government rs evils, for Law and government
are The ncgation Of liberty.
These remarks wolld be treated rs useless
distractions, aud pass unhceded In ordinary
times, but now every one percei1cs the neccs-
Fity Ct restricting, nay. Of hanislfns, liberty;
for the tine, In order that when peace is re.
stored we may ngnin enjoy a reasonable
amount Of It. Nobody, however, looks for
ward to OF hopes for that lorn rule, and ap-
proximation to anarchy, that made our insti-
tutfons under the late Union the. laughing
stock of Europe. Excess Of liberty was tho
evil under Which We laborcd until few
months past. Now martial Law las corrected
ali that, and everybody halls martial law as d
Of thcsouth, betwecn the ages of: Eighteen
| >eentatiyes, "alienatcd life, liberty and tho
pursuit. Of happiness" Their slaves arc ten
| times frecr than themselves. Yet everybody
feels that all this is cM,incntlJ right. Liberty
| good Then unrestricted, but only good when
duly aprortioncd and balanced, md admins
terccd pathologically, as times, circumstances,
scx, cfnsscs, agcs, individuals and races maJ
require.
| tive md Executive, have, nf late, shown them
selves admirnblc rathologists, and seeing thai
tnc nation was sick Of too much liberty, havs
, 1863-01-23

II DR.. EEtefcEane Ellts- j..
result Of long aud e1tensixe practice They arc mild
in thur operation. and certain In correcting o irrc.u
ln,.tlcs Tatnfu enstruattonB removing ell obstrnc
lions whether from cold or oteEwss headache, pain
fccios Eyetecs 1ai!gre. nain in the back aud limbs
6c- disturbed sleep. Which nFise GoM Interruption Of
, 1863-01-23

Rdjuet all their national grievances, and establish
our NATIONAL Union on satisfactory andpcrmaucnt
: Reaired, BY the General Assembly Of the State
Of nlinoir that the Congress Of the United Stntcs
is hereby solicited, wheneycr tho Legislatures Of
twotAifas q the several statcs concur in this
stitution Of the United States to proposc amend
lncnts to said constitution. And we earnestly i'm,
plorc the Legislatures OF the ecye1al States 10 act
property OF tho citizens Of the United Stntes nnl
the best government ever invented by man from
the abyss In which all kindred governments have,
periehet.
TIE DEMOCRATS AFRAID OF THE GOVERNORS
MESSAGE.
The most shameful Outrage OF the session
is The suppression by the House Of the Gov
ernor's Message. If red hotlocomotfye had
run into<a powder magazine it could not hare
produced more terrible explosion than did
fAc stern truths of the Message, when thrown
on the South side Of the House Of Represent
~atises. They covered before 1t, and are seek.
Ing refuge from its effects upon The army aud
the people by the unukunl aud uncourteous
refusal to publish it. They evidently.
de6irrc to suppress 1t. Their arguments
against the publication are weak, pucrilc and
discretitable to- their authors. But instead
Of suppressing the Message this ungenerous
cou1se will only serve to give MI universal
coming from tho army asking for copies of
the Message. In some parts Of the State sub.
scriptions are being raised for its publication.
It Is to be hoped that citizens Of Chicago will
do Justice to the cause, and the aVny and TO the
Governor, and nssist Ia raising subscription
by which 100. 600 copies Of this document shall
bc scattered broadcast ovcr the State and the
nation. :.
THE ASPECT or AFFAIRS.
As far as political realities are concerned,
nffairs look very gloomy here. Tho Demo.
Gratis arc determined md persistent in thcit
march towards military power in the State.
They may be stared for time In their pro.
gress, from tue fact that the penitcntlary and
certain Democrats arc financially broken.
This is all that saves the State. And whnt a
small and feeble stay 1t isl Other Democrats
are also interested In the 1lcAllfster & Steb,
bins bonds, aud they must get the bill provid
lug for their payment put through, They
Claim It as a reward for their services in elect
Ing Dick Richardson. The only hope, then
appears to be tlat tho corruption OF the Dem
ocrn1ic party will prevent thcln from taking
the State entirely fn their hands, and virtually
nullifyhag its power US Union State. ZErA
, 1863-01-23

TIE SANITARY COMMISSION AND TIE LILA.
pY FRASKI1N."-Dr. r lillian S. Chip1cy sent
Il telegram, yesterday, to tho President Of tho
Sanitary Commission, announcing the safe
arrival Of the State agents and Of the ladies'
sent by the Sanitary: Commission to distrlb.
in guod heaIth Since the battles Of Muir
frcesboro the Kentucky branch Of the Sanita-
r. Commission have forwarded over / go
boxes Of stores for the needy sick md wound
cd at Murfreesboro and other fields Of suffer-
irg. The Aljutant General Of Kentucky vol
unteers, Gen. JOHN " Finneil, in hehalf of
the Governor, has addressed 4 beautiful letter
to the Sanitary Commission in acknowledgy-
ment of the zeal and efficiency Of that body il
deeds Of fgoodness.-Louisrilc Jour1a,l, 20ls.
, 1863-01-23

McCOMBIE s. CHILD.
N1 PRODUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. i'll Water Street, New Y Xorl.
:-Goodhch. Willard i Co., St. Louis,
5kcity: 4 S. Eayk ~. Boston, Mass. willard j
Child. Chicago. ln.; Mum Scott, d.: Og1esby &
New York City. oc1u9E9 6m
J. ALEX. xcoxE1E. D. DA1oSxo CHILD.
, 1863-01-23

Some OF the writer's Of idle gossip from
Washington, recently outraged the feelings OF
the widow Of 4 lalncnted Senator from Il1i-
nols, by announcing her betrothal to an cmi-
uent cabinet minister. TWAS even asserted
that The banns had been published i'll Catho-
lie church, when in truth, the parties so rude
" afIlanccd had not met within the seven
years preceding The appearance Of this eaaara.
Ought there not to be some restraint on the
utteTance of such annoying 1abrications?
, 1863-01-23

DE. CHEESEMAN'S FILLS
Was the commencement o1 neT ern ii tic treatment
Of these Irregularities and distinctions which havc
consigned 50 many to = aPEEX.TrrENEAyE. N9le:ns!c
CEN c.oy good Health unless size IL regular end when
obstruction raIcs }lscc the general health be-
.-1nee tn decline
, 1863-01-23

FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1868.
OUR SPRINGFIELD LETTER.

House Proccedfngs-1Ifgll Handed
Wcaaure-Senate IsroceedEnz4-Seces-
sion ReKo}utionH-Cook County Gus
todfan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tlonpr0.
OF tho Governors mcssaGc-Aspecto OF
Affairs.
, 1863-01-23
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.

r1t,o co,,o4o ,,rena,dirr. .x-nro
Mr. Vandcyecr. one Of fhe most consfsteut
na,,ocrntc n t',,f hod1- md ~ t1,o eo1nc t;n,o
1,sa ~ ~ .,,.et .,n~ss;stant J.. n,-th;,n Ia
one ot tAe Most petsls,ent N anytui1s ne
undertakes to 40, offered the following Pre-.
alnble aud resolutions. understand that
thcy were drawn up by Mr.. Gondy Of Chicago.
and had been passcC 1ipou in Democratic eau.
c,,s thc ,,;rhf nrer;ni,s1v They nrc how
o,.a, nr,r i;, 81 rct occard,rca wifi tfe rnsn.
~, ont5 ~ nsft!' -. ~ 49, 4IS N.,; ~" ser
luHuas I'asseu y. tnc 1'te oenioe''Ile n11ss
meeting IN Ills clty:
WHEREAS, Our common country has been desc
1atcf auJ liscrnccd by an unnatural and uuueccs-
snTy civil waF. now prolonecd nearly two wears:
E,D WuEnEAs. No mcaIs have been offered the
nnn-r 1,y te Federal AifninIstraton. Save that Of
var tn .naIic them to adfrst and settle the iIf1
cnitics into which the radical and conflicting acn-
timei,ts of extreme sections have involcd the
whole cpuEt1y;
AND NuEEEAs. The people Of the loyal States
..1cIon nniicy III thr FEDERAL AfIninistration IA
1rrens Il rr:fnrin., the Union Of thcse Stsfcs:
Asn NurmEts The war fas aIreajy crInn1ed
mud imnorrrish the GoycInulcnt. Weighed down
The nra1fc viii an nnrrnus rub1ic DEBT. filled thc
iand viii widows and pr:1l,aus and brourht mo,,r-
inc into cyery ncirhbpriiooJ without hayipy pro-
daecd nny Visible signs Of a RESTORATION ef the
Union: :
AND WnrnrAs. The union Of these States was
brought about by mutual coucegsion and compro-
mise md Tan 1s!ther be restored nor maintained
, 1863-01-23

NOTICE.-Thc copartncrship here
In tofp.r existing under tho nane Of Williams &
Houehte!lng Is dissolved ~ limitation. Either party
win hgu tic name Of the flrm ln liquidation.
j. ii, WILLIAMS.
" D. HOUGHTEEINCs.
Chicago, January s, 1867 ja9-r9i6-lm
, 1863-01-23

That III Lake Winncbago and the mouth Of the
Lower Fox can be found safe harbos for the entirc
Of tic enlargement Of the Erie Canal, the charac-
ter Of the work md the expenditure necessary to
complete it. your mcmoraliats arc not equally well
informed, bnt they know that the channel is
tinuat{on Of a military and commercial highway
TINT connects the West with tile East.
The memorial further represents: that His Ex-
message to your nemorialists, urges upon them
the pressing necessity for this important national
improvement.
10, and feeling such necessity, IN turn urge upon
the representative Of thu people Of the whole
country, and especially upon the Representatives
for this improvement, und most respectfully ask
that the enlargement Of the Fox and Wisconsin
undertaken by the national government, 1t the
earliest practicable moment.
The Governor Of the State Ia hereby requested
to transmit copy Of thIs memorial II to zach 81 the
this State.
The Republican Senatorial caucus was fully
attended last evening, aud its proceedings
entirely harmonious. After u short session,
and taking an informal ballot, it adjourned
till this evening, the minority requesting it,
to be willing to couccde it. Mr.. Dooiittle's
vote OH the Informal ballot was reduced some-
what by complimentary votes cast for persons
who we're abs!ractly preferred to him. It is
SAID 1llat Inc use OF MT. Nasnpurn HaMe Is
entirely unauthorized, as also that Of Mr..
Potter,
The Democrats held caucns, at which
there was considerable excited discussion and
adjourned without making any nomination
They are waiting and hoping "for something
to turn up'' in their fayor among Republicans
If disappointed in any fusion, as they are
| doomed to be, Mr.. E. q. Ryan, Of Milwaukee,,
| anthor Of the famous Ryan address, will be
| their candidate Some Of the party begin to
| talk ugly enough about ''ciyil war 1t the
North, the maintenance Of their rights y
the ''usurpatious Of the President" ," ''this un.
holy war; and the like, to show where their
dared 1t is positively amusing to see how
ultra State rights some Of them arc becoming
when that doctrine owing to the use made Of
| It by tho friends Of libcrtg has been their
| special aversion in this State for some years
/ PuIL09.
, 1863-01-23
5prlial y oticts.
4 CA RD.
Deafness am Blindness.

DIR. Under TpnD. cu1lz and Aurist, Operative
Surgeon ~ Haadolph street car theSherInan House.
CHICAGO. u11Sofs.
Dr. has deToted hf* professional life to orhtha!n!c
ali The and ingenious Instruments md apparatus.
and the different modes Of treatment used fnr tho re-
nnd Au1a Hospitals and InnrlnAr1cs Of London. Pars
1'csiin and Vienna He performs nil the approved
Artii1sisl rnEi. Gse7s Eye Egsropium: Ectrop!9m,
7ntaor, eCns and srurtou growths OF every descr1r
lion. hrtinctnl EJcs and Ear.Drums inserted. mad
Auriacope. Etosenne. pharyngoscere and Opttallne
iernscorc aud machinery that brilliantly
illuminate tho whole EXTERIOR interior aud posta1oI
1utts Of c Eye md Ear. thus revealing the ca.se and
naturc Of any diseases Of the eyc and that have
iturcnctrat1ln of1acrritT iA7-y3s:ftn
, 1863-01-23
OUR WISCONSIN LETTER.

d Now Route from tho Lakes to tho
observation-disclosures for E:n3ar1c-
xlscIt OF tho Fox Hud wisconsin
Niycrs-Inprovclle Scnnior-
slllp-SplriE OF tie, Democracy.
, 1863-01-23
G01ttutio1lal.

YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY,
y AT LAKE FOREST. IILISo1s:=Tae Spring
tue 2h inst With the ncss G:csl!ttss f2r tashe3l.i
-. 3. DICKINSON.
Lake Forest, January 18th. 1868. Iai:rz3S2w
" ESTERN UNION COLLEGE
~ AID MILITARY ACADEMY, FULTON. II
Tho Second Session OF the current SCHOOL year will
open the 2s:h OF January. 1s. With the usual Col
leElate and Academic Cl7,sss Tes highest elass 1f
tary Education arc here offered tnll corps Of cx.
rctfenccd Professors are In charge Of tho various dc
rartments.
Particular Attention paid to Physical Culture.
The College has the finest SCHOOL Buildings In the
tirc Military Park we'll furnished Aruipry Gyna-
sum aud many clher advantages which should claim
the attention Of rarcnts thoroughly caacated OIL
Ss 1' n ii Sta1a ss:aee
dsc*s In biue nnifos7n and military d!s;t71ae and
der il enforced Cadets from abroad board at the
same tabie With the Faculty Terms $ts0 per school
ary tms AID cha5ee lWr ltnp ss;e e sats For Cir.
Fulton. H.. January sth. .1SS, fc2ln5sofn
, 1863-01-23
.Gpe al1o Gar:'

# ONDON EYE AND EAR m
Il PRIMARY,
Corner Of Randolph and Dearborn streets, Chicago.
Il. r. REYNOLDS, III. D., " d. H.,
oc the Royal nphthslnsac Hospital;
- 1.xSS.ttn : InXrpN.
, 1863-01-23

UE|EU%l11I@I9IW1%us
4 NJ E ERICAN " ATCHES
FOR SOLDIERS
At REDUCED PRICES.
American Watches for Americans.

TIE AMERICAN WATou Co4rAsr give notice that
they have lately Issued style OF Watch expressly
designed for Soldiers and others who desire good
Watch ata moderate price, These Watches nre intend.
ed to dspace the worthless cheap Watches ot British
and Swiss manufacture with which tho country l.
flooded. md which we're never expected to keep time
when they were made being refuse manufactures sent
to this country because usa1ablo ut homc and used'
here only for tockcylng and swindlng purposes.
Wc offer to sell cur wntch. which + OF TIE MOST
SUBSTANTIAL .sAsc7Ao1rRs. Az ACCURATE AND pu-
nAD1a a1txEKEzpEn. and In Sterling Silver cases. Hunt.
Ing pattern at as low price is asked for the trashy
Leanes OF foreign make areads referred TO-
We hare named tue new scries II Watches VIM E1r
Lzn1 Boston. Mass. whlc! viii be found on the
pinto Of every Watch OF this mannfacsuzc md Is ono
Of orr Trademarks.
Sold by Ill respectable Watch Dealers In tho loyal
States. =.
Wholesale orders should be addressed to
ROBBINS d SAPPLETON,
Agents fas the American Watch Company.
ja1}-z-11-1m 189 urondway, n. i.
, 1863-01-23
FYE ND EAR.

DR.. UNDERWOOD, il;
pcust md Aurtat and Operative Surgeon for poas.
nrEs Dhoncss. md al 1!seasc* q The Ego aud Ear.
Naa House, ChlcaSo. Ill +. myis I =.
, 1863-01-23

M.n,sas- w. -, q, ,s,o
:. MAo'so"' "i6'' o"n' -, 4ooS'
The haste with which tic memorial to Con-
Ga.se e.. ~. '4o eAA.' selnent w ."e eoA a1lo
Wisconsin River improvement has beenprc-
pared aso Fasheu 1nfougn tne Legislature,
having been introduced On Monday and pass-
ea nnih uouses vcatardov ,r5;cotes n ,rr,,oso
to bring all Influences possibleto to bear in favor
af thc nroiect M soon ~ r,ossf21e IT secms
n rrrcfircr nf Nnrtrrrstnrn Coporna.1,on has
aAAeeuu6 " Noten"esle'u ooAstesaaleA Asts
been held in Its favor ut Washington, and
1rc,1.bv cor;tu1ists an1 influential ,ncn. NJ
, 1863-08-12
misfttlanrnus.

,-,.,~ ,EFrom the Richmond Wh1g.1
The Charleston Courier maksa timely suggeatton In
recommending the attention OF cur governmensto the
naturalization and culture Of Ca1ayo for tbs preser
yaGon Of the Eealrh af cur soldiers. Th3 article has
arecc!ias eecs upon the liYer and guards tho Jses
Rg1t7st dlstase By exposure aud Irregular det 1t1a
td that the great 1ucce Of the Plantation Bttets OF
d.. Drake. which, previous to our unhappy difficulties
was found Ia most Southern homes. was owing 10 the
extract OF Calsaya Bark Etichst contained Of
Its principal ingredients confirmation Of this. we
hare he1rd one Of our most distinguished physicians
remark, that Hfeneye- he felt unve1l from ordinary
de,etie or atmospheric causes he invariably relieved
Himself IF Plantation Mters Eo t..at the,e Rittess
caunot be obtained substitute should b prepared.
We understand our urgove1nneat ras openet nesotia'
aons with d. Drsfe. through secret aseat. bu: with
Htst truth We do hot know" -
We Ase exceedingly obliged to the Richmond Wig
for lis 1cDembTance Of Aud Lang 6yne but we can
assu5e Our Government" that the Plantation Bltter3
ara bot fer tale to any Aecret agent North soatn
There probably seyeral other ngs that "Ou. Goy.
:: We krow that We have the best aud most popular
meclc1ne Ia the world. We are not afraid to Ahow
what It Is composed Of
Physicians are compelled to recommends It.
CAIIsAYA BAHK hat been celebrated for over two
and was told during tie reign Of Loai5
t,s A,l.nns esrase' ,os tae enotmoas p1ace o' rs
o"n ~nsn. ~ kiseR. ~ ntenatAao!o io1 o1Dssoeps1a.
fesc1s' "e.Ane'e, Soasupaaoo' Etc.
.s.- cAEo.t-A oAa1.-toF On1tnea' Goae' aaa als-
eases u iuo e.onlaen anu po"en'
p4xpE1.os:-EoF - INFLAMMATION of the Lolna and
Oloi".e-4 0uesaoos'
.IAvENpKH FLOWERS. Aromatic. stlnu1ant and
tonio-highly invtEosating in nervous debility.
*-.--an a7omstic raruinstiva. craat,nv as,,
muscle and milk much ueed by mothers nurstng,