The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-30

Sc. have beeu dsoussed--this letter is
Of the "Mystcries Of New York" In the
car, steamboat, saloon, porlor, at dinner,
In the street, everywhers do | hear some
story with relation to, " All Inquiry as to
ihs meaning of those mythical words,
posted, printed and advertised, wherever
I 60:
y. T.--lS6O.-X.
accompanied with u crescent aud a shep-
herds hook. A secession sympaih zer
said il wac: "Satan Triumphed in 1860
in granting tho Npcctatiun OF abolition
ists;" while Republican said il was;--
"Stump-Tail Democrats of 1860, gone to
Tcxas;n another, "To the Sts,e1axes ei
1860 add ten (N) dollars" another that
they wcrc the watchwords OF some Sc
cret society, like "Sons Of Tecumchia
are 1860 Strong" or "Seward Trickis-
,ers of 1859 Used Up" &C., &e. Well,
your correspondent was ill--had been IN
for n iong tmc---in fact, his late auppers
had given him horrid dyspepsia. He
read the Advertisements, aud Of course
bought bottle of Plantation Bttcrs;
the Bitters cured him, aud on the bottle
appeared those same GUbalistic lotters;--
/ 3. Il. 1850 N | travelled straight
fer 2o2 Brosdway, introduced myself to
the celebrated DIR. Drake, and was show n
the elephant--tusks, S. Il. aud sll--and
great iustitution !, il. A s.x story build
ing on Dty Street, Iiom Gel ar to garret
/ is occupied as laboratory for producing
this single medicine. Some forty per.
sens are employed; several vats, holding
ak thousand gallons each, are filed with
roots, herbs aud material, aud then sosk-
cd in water, aud tho expression presorv.
cd In puro ST. Croix Rum. hero saw
the bugs, boxes aud bales Of Calisuys
Bark, Wintergreen, and other material
--and the original st. Croix Rum pun
cheons bearing the Custom house brand
IL seemed that medicine could hero be
turned out TO supply world Of iuyaid'
yet these gentlemen tre unublo 10 Ill
their orders lor Plantation Bitters alone
| was shown many certificates ot extra
ordinary cures effected by these pilters
Tho statistics of the medicine busincsi
US presented d TO the last Congress in The
report of Mr. ID. =. Barnes are cnormou,
aud startling, amounting Ia some u,
NlllllVH hNlANNh AlihhAns NN HANlllt'
tors these Dttcrs will pay Uncle San
near fi1y thousand dollars for stamps thii
year. With such Individual resources
government loaus ought to stand at pa
aud J flerson Davis might Us we'll pael
up and start for Jerusa en-.
J.H.
We are happy TO reproduce the abOy
letter, and add thst any ordinary case G
: Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint, Nervous Al
lection, SoUr Stomach, Loss Of Appetite
Nervous Headache, Diarrh9a, Siukin!
Weakness, Mental Dcs londency, &c.
eau be cured BY the Plantation Bitters.
That all psrsons may Judge OF its eff
cscy, we publish list Of sou,e Of the ar
tieles used in It's pre- aratiou:
II CALIsAYA BAEk-Celebrate for owe
two hundred years in the treatment .
Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Weakness
&c. II was introduced into Europe h,
the Countess, wife of the Viceroy ofPe
ru, IN 1910, and was afterwards sold b,
the Jesuits for the enormous price Of III
own weight in silver, under tho name o
Jesuit's Powders, aud finally made publ,
by Louis WI, King Of France. Hum
boldt makes especial reference 10 lis feb
rifuge qualities during his South Ameri
can travels. ..
CAsoARILLA BARK.-For diarrkma, col
ic, and diseases OF the stomach AGd bow
els.
i DANpELIoK--for Inflammation Of tn,
loins and dropsical affections.
CAsosILI FLowERs-For eAfssblet
uiucStlou,t 81 .eff
LAVENDER FLowERs-Aromttic, stin
ulcnt and tonic--highly inyigorating il
nervous debility.
WINTrRoxssS-For scrofuls, rheums
tism, &c.
AETsE-hn srsmatic carmintive, crea
ting tlosh, muscle and milk; much use,
>. by mothers nursing.
Also, Glove buds, orange, carrsway
corlAnder, snnkeroot, &C., all preserves
in perfectly pure
"hi'r ST. CROIX RUM I.
The powerful, inyigorating and toni,
properties of st. C, ok Rum, have beer
! acknowledged by the physicians Of III,
world. For consumption IL is tho onl,
stimulsnt that should be used.
=. T-ls60--X. h
Another wonderful Ingredient, ofSpun
ish origin, impuriing beauty to the com
plexion and brllliancy to the mind, isyc;
unknown TO the comm arce Of the world
and we withhold its name for tho pres
ent.
! DR.. w. A. Childs, surgeon ofthe 10Th
Vermont Regiment, writes; 81 wish eve.
ry soldier had battle Of Plantation Bit.
! ters. They 8ro the most effective, per.
feet, ard harmless tonic ever used"
The following is from the famous ho-
tel proprietors, at Washington:
WAsHKGToE. ID. c., Nov. 4, '67.
REssRs. p. II. DRAKE & Co.--Pleasc
send us twelve dozen Plant ton Bitters.
They are much liked by the guests ofour
house.
respectfully yours,
SYKES, CHADWICK e. co.
Proprietors Willard's Hotel.
RocHEsTER, Dec. 2s, 1861.
NEssEs. =. II. DRAKE e. Co.--Gen-
tlemen: have been great sufferer from
dyspepsia for three or four years. have
tried many IL not all the remedies recon-
mended for it's cnre. Instead of relief ]
became worse. had to abandon my pro-
fession, and suffered greatly from every
thing ate. My mind wos much Affect
ed, depressed and gloomy. About three
months ago tried the Plantation B.tters
and to my great Joy, am nearly well
man. have recommended them In sew
eral cases, and as far as knows always
with signal benefit. sFan a H.