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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15

The Coppcrheads arc heaying their
stomachs over the suspension OF the
Habeas Corps, and charging the Pre-
sidcnt with being tyranical in issuing
his proclamation suspendins it. When
they ascertain the fact, which has but
recently come to light, that for year
past jeff Davis has suspended the san 9
in his would be- Kingdom, they plobab-
IN will have but l,tle more to say.
They was not aware that their dear
friend had done the same thing
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15

NIsFoHTuNE.-Thi is a world Of mis-
fortune, and one Of the saldest TO a
good housek cpcr is to DO afflicted with
heavy, yellow, sour bread, biscuit &c.
IF you arc ever troubled in this way.
use D. 3. Dcland & Co.'S Ghemicu u
Saleratus when you will be surprised "a;
its charming results in moveing the
cause Of your misfortune
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15
s-7y@ We ask honest Democrats TO

y@Wc ask honest Democrats to
ponder these sentences from the /, Bel
Maury's letter 10 the London "Times !:
"There is already peace party a.
the North. Ill the embarrasments
with which that party can surround Mr.
Lincoln, and all the difficulties that it
can throw in the way Of the war party
ii, the North, Operate directly as so
mach aid and comfort to the South"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15
,0- Hon. Horace Maynard, Of Tenl

1@- Hon. Horace Magyar Of Tenn
cssce, who was a. first opposed to the
emancipation proclamation, in a speech
in Butlor county, Ohio, las. week, de
clared himself convinced that the Presi
dent was right and that he was wrong
Mr.. Maynard said that he lad heard
only one complaint in Tennessee, and
that was, "some Of the people are sorry
the President did MT include that State
also.' The proclamation had made the
negroes our "true friends, ard their
friendships is much better than their
enmity.''
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15

Dinners at $50 per plate with wine
at from SI2 to $50 per bottle are now
Of frequent occurrence in the great and
wicked city Of New York. Stock gam
pays the hills
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15
No. New York is fear!ully full no

~ New I Ork IS fearIulIy fUlI 10
tells and boarding houses running over
and houses impossible at any price.
Same III Philadelphia. Same in Boston
Same in Chicago. The thousands Of
refugees from Dixie are one cause OF
the throng. How they all got over the
border it is impossible to divine bu.
here they are, from all parts of the
South, and still coming, in countless
hosts. The fact illustrates the homcly
old adagc Of the rats deserving The sink
ing ship.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15
s-T"The London Daily "News" say

The London Daily "News" says
that owing 70 the large increase in the
yield, the harvest is estimated 10 be
worth f2o, 900 600 to ESQ, 900 900 more
than that oflast year, and there will
consequently by no necessity fer the
Importation of large supplies Of bread
stuffs ftom abroad.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15

There will be no representatives in
the next Congress from the disloyal
States, except Virginia. The reason
given is that the new aportionment de-
stroys the old districts, and the Legis-
iaturcs Of the rebel States have Of
course, made no new ones, except to
suit jeff Davis Congress in Richmond.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15
sTRAYED OR STOLEN

From the undersigned, . 2 years Did marc
colt Of = light bay color with one white hind
foot and . small star in folehead.
A liberal reward WILDE paid, to any ono
returning the same or giving information
that shall lead to its recovery 8Es
Address the sndereigued At Toledo.
v5n45. N.BARnT.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15

Tho cotton crop in Kansas this
year has been 2 complete success. The
green seed cotton. the kind raised Mar
yland and Kentucky, has been uniform
~ successful in Kansas, while the vari-
cites sent from washington and the mis-
sissippi have invariably failed.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15
Highland.
Williamson

The above figures are majorities. The
county will give about 300 Republican
majority, and one more Democratic
Barbecue might havo made it $50 or
400.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15

Adying negro was told by his minis
ter that he must forgive certain dar.
KEY against whom lie seemed to enter
tain very bitter feelings. eyes, y,s, =
he replied, 'sif I dies forgive dat Mig
ga but if I gets well dat nigga must
take carr
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15

-
osl Marshel Hall, otthis District rcceiv.
i official Motif cation from Washington
list Saturday, tha, no draft should take
place in this State under the last call
t.. troops. This is direct from head
quarters and official Vain, hearted in,
llyduals and corpcrhcads need no Ion
:, r,o,, ! !, i, soma M, GOOD fnr
49,. .,. ran,orho,a, c,n ,,so
n,n1or oro, ,,o NJ, ;o,;sr of I,w.,s
s,,s hoe ,o,1,r, 1r,f, unnecessary
and ,lusb from shame If su,h n thine
:. s;,1. :, d,o,;o.l,o oo,,,o thov
Ienpecked huspands will be gratiftsd
to know that a'the Police court in Low
ell, Mass last week, Susan McOsker
was sent to the House Of Correction on
oo,,',on soo,a
On the occasion Of setting tho af
fairs of their contract for the gaming
house OF Baden il | 2O0, 1000 per annum
,;, 1s.7 -, r,.r, Covon~
$40 n p;,s ,ho con,r.c,or = c,..or
or,,., n,o,;, IT ooo ooof
The right Of Hon.John W.Noell to
IL Ir,;.oa s..,o. r1or.o oeL,o,~o.o,,
..;,.os Ill !. oon,os.o., 10 ~, T;,a..v
M. 1.;,a... !. Ro,,h,;oo, all ~
a. Lincoln .,oc,er II 1890
D wv " = o'p''".
o,'' 80 '"'"" :. "s'o w." ,r '
W. ','''' ~
'"'''o " ' ~
Wa 80
49,, !, ,rolns -, ! !, a.naaro,s - m,Lo
III -. a,osa a.aor 60 Coz
!. .h,l ~, -, olo.s ~ Ia r,o,,
,.
The direct tax commissioners OF
Florida are to SCI! st. Augustine
and ether lands, including portions OF
heeoro
| In addition to mnskets in the hands
af our armies, the Government now has
700, 900 stored in arsenals. OF which 500
900 are effective " ap rs
ncct'cut, recently killed q snow white
owl measuring i've teet eight inches
from TIP TO tip Of his wings. The owl
was pitching INTO the poultry and Mr..
Crops in Arkansas-La'e advices
from the interior OF Arkansas say that
the crops were never known to be bet
and gotten i doino remarkably we'll
The forests are full Of game no,
having been hunted for nearly two
wears
ce;n,s and nurchasesof roods from lime
1891 "a n.,1.t 1a6a .mount;no tn
A. oOo oOo. total exuence of distribu
''o"' 'h'ee pei oso's o"'" 'eoo.p.' w.
''o'a'' o "'''c1 S'oi' - - = 'o''
oa''lo'''''
~, al. 90 .o..aaa .na
~. o~-a.., "a !.
1 'A''''.'SOS' $3.50
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15
suERlFF,s SALE.


Asa Gilbert & James Gilbert
BY virtue Of special execution, dated tho
9th day ef September A D 1863 to me directed
issued out Of the Office OF the clerk OF the
district court Of Tama county, State Of Iowa,
in favor of Philip Butler and against Asa
Gilbert 4 James Gilbert on n judgement ran
dered by said court at the February term
thereof, A d 1868 against the said Asa
Gilbert 4 James Gilbert and wherein it vas
ordered adjudged aad decreed that tho follow .
ing described real estate to-wit:
The south east quarter Of south east qf..
81 south rest quarter and the north east
quarter Of the north east quarter Of tn
south ,cest quarter Of the section tcenty-
three (2a) township eiyhtythree ls3)
north Of range no. sirteen 08)
West Of the 9th NJ in Tsms County, Iowa
be sold, or SO much thereof as is necessary tc
satisfy said judgement. interest and cost
Now therefore, Public Notice 10 hereby
given, that have levied upon, and shall on
the oath day Of October A D 1863, between
the hours Of 8 O'Clock "A y and 4o'clock p m
Of said day, sale to commence at the hour Of
10 o'clock A n 1t the front door Of tho court
house in Toledo Iowa, in the county of Tams,
and best bidder, that bids two thirds Of tho
appraised value for cash, all the right
title and interest Of the above named defen-
dant in and to the above described property,
or go much thereof as is necessary to satisfy
said judgement for the sum 81 DOLLARS
and SO cents together with costs and all 90
cruing costs, unless tho same shall be sooner
satisfied.
II "A WILLIAMSON
Sheriff Of Tana CouAt1
September Goth, 1863
prinAerA fees 1900
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15
Glorious News.

We must be permitted to crow little
in behalf of the Republican Union
party and true friends Of the country,
for really, 1--WE have met the enemy
and they are ours"
The true Union majority in this
county We already know to be enough
to really feel proud OF, yet up to the
time Of going to press we are unable 70
ascertain the exact number.
The Cops. intended to make breach
and for this purpose they nominated
what they styled war Democrats from
their party together with some Rerab-
licans in hopes thereby to invclgle
enough Republican votes to elect Their
candidate for sheriff. But all their
efforts were Of no avail. Thanks to
the patriotism and intelligence OF our
people. Our confidence is increasing
in them. They nobly came to the
rescue, and we have won another nobl"
victory. lIurrai for the stars and
stripes and the party that is bound to
save them.
The following is the result IS far as
heard from:
Toledo Township
State ticket, 11o Republican,, King Sc
nator lo4, Williamson Sheriff 90.
Howard Township
Gov. and Sheriff tic The whole Of the
rest Of the ,ickc: Rep. clectiny VIM.
Gallagher Rep. Supervisor.
Columbia
2 Dem.
Crystal
% Republican on Gov, 81 for William
son, the rest Of the ticket - Rep.
Otter Greek
Tuttle Is, Forker 50, Bradford and
Wheaton GO. A. Tompkins elected
Supervisor.
Spring Greek.
IS Rop.
Carlton.
40 Rep. williamson 60.
Indiantown.
81 Rep. Williamson AZ, Wheaton G5,
Helm s.,
Highland.
4 To-,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15
yFEEsbWR 'E'aslaNs@g3aess"a

THURSDAY OCT. IS, 1863
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15

Brooklyn, which Beecher calls the
bedroom Of New York, is growing now
very rap,dly-new churches, new stores
aud new houses are very numerouc. :
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-15

Gold is rising 1t is now quoted OF
l56 in New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-11

Hence Instead Of setting out u ~ young orchard
30 sod s5 Zee, apast. 'tsducs the dis' aucs' 3,
about 2Ofest; In the quinounx fosm, and if q
any 'ips' trTes sboa ID become liule crowd
cd. prevent IL By additional Iranpg. This 4
our theory. ''' lsA." ' -'+"
The leading purpose Of an orchard should b,
to obtain ffult; next the crop that will do th(
least damage TO the trses. This 10 grass Grass
however, will not only do no damage TO the sp'
ple trees, but the oontsary. II keeps the coll
moist and OF uniform temper protesting
the roots 10 summer against heat and drought
and 10 winter against the severe effects Of alter!
nate thswlng and freezing. ss5 l3at1 sls'@
u should also DO remembered, In setting oul
young orchards, to get the trees as Low branch
cd ss possible, They will generally not grow
DO high, while the low houghs will protect tht
trunk against Che intense rsys Of the sun 10 th,
summer months, which are frequently very in-
furious to the health and produotiveness Of The
trees.- 9ermGatown Telegraph.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-11

We have long been under the impression,
brought to ne merely BY observation, that as q
rule the trees Ia our apple orchards are planted
TOO, ,dlstantly apart Many farmers look upon
..ha space usually occopied by orchards de- al
moat so much ws5s5. Es;SJ ssy ..hhsy ..hhsy SSSss7 %
little truit from The ground taken up BY the
trees, and they cannot cultivate the orchards
| |s{cos 20 thai they are forced, on the secreuoi
|oeasauv, ,.toz ahapdA spple iaiaIngss Now,
| practically an oryhsyd lhoufd be- an orchard
only Except FOR grass, u should hg LETT I'M,
cultivated, after tho tgees have feached -four
inches III diameter w % lcan ses Ao reason why
| 3 rod crop Of grAsses should nos be continu-
onaly, produced iof q Isrter o. third Of cen.
tnry xithout dIdrrbsnces gA sup dressing q
Imanure, opce ID tEp of thRss yesss, ws know
hssp prcdursd Ape dslds OF graaai annually, ami
E}N6 6f0D5 in1yo1ae Seasons.ns The tsoes have III
1 tfe 81 no ID badence upon the ctcps pf etAas; In
dssa "a. s.bsy fosleis ,apys lis III Ailordiug
heavier sxath under The tfaens M q 10 y g
sysh "a s1sIIsS sEf s5'ss'sleasa ssclss .aaI = y
.aa b Aabda 80,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-11

swoRD TO MAJoR GHNERAL GRANT. We learn
from the Galen AdpsytissY that the Board of
Supervisors of Jo Davies county, Illinois, have
just made ON appropriation, BY unanimous vote
Of the Board, for the purpose Of procuring q
magnificent sword, to be presented TO that dis
tineuished citizen Of the county, Major General
procure the sword, and TO present Il 20 Gslsss!
Grant, In the name Of the county. II wsa q
raolous ,ert of noble and pstriotic county
proud OF the dIstinction II Has acquired oi be-
Ing the home Of the hero Of the MississiPpi.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-11
NEXT GrrrnAros TO sr snorr. r.--I. 10 the etYe lie

NEXT GENERATIoa TO M SHORT. lit 10 the effoci
lot war on human ststprsg Dr. Ball BaysS z That
II The curse Of war be long entsiled on b ma
tion, she phzsical spergles Of the people may
suffer BY the the loss Of lie finest populations q
Isuohl q degree that the gpeceoding generation
Will fall short Of lie former STANDARD atstre. 81
was the psse witk ihe Freuoh youth dtsfted
Tor tue army AFTER the general peace. Thus q
1895, out Of Loss. .402 young men drafted t(
serve In tho army, 3S0, ,2lS we're sent back ba
lcauseg gthey fslk 6h1lt q1e asen fhe diminniivG
stature Of four feet ten inches French.
~ sEaKE'Gg ErTEEEGsG-@ -,
vfb 2ssf ,gI ,yoN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-11
. ,.s.'l :, MAGIC, A. TIM IA OBSER YERS

gwOsRSsg Hsmtiav o. 0pieIyacs Srs LddY
NsmGH'e aVatoA COM tred. spitA kHsnt6elE
s,sq sas 10 yaos Fdttnrp id'qYssfss'sM lila OF "a
s,q THE y Alusnssa NeEs 10 inueuot Jap 10
- ls03, on psss y9igntsrily sayH:s hsye been
sNSs sbovd most pieshk ESvety cf which the HuBlAAp
uBRoss New HorR shs SOLE lhposterse 9tD ca
hnssedI The AQIp Tnsr QpyEBygRss sndis Huntuy lsnd
open 5ftse Watch ,combiped. ! One Of the prettlost
Sas csB And decidedly tus best ana oIeap6
aia meiiece forgspal add relinbisnuso ever offered
&, a. Nhas within ksnd ccnpeeted With its mschinery IN
own Winding attschnept repdsripg Q key eptirpy nm
necessary Tho casc5 Of this Watch nfe ccmpcsed Of
taomstaa the outer one bsine nns 70 carat gold ~
sthes imrWoyet ruby eciion leyer mDssmsnt abdfs
warranted "A accurate timepece." Price, supcrbty
sntraved, per cste of half doEen,, oa0s, sample
Watches In neat boxes, for those proposing 70
uybswholssaie 035. Tf sent by man the postage q
f38csutA heTsteripg 90 orrEC RYATr ssts
Watchss sent b. xpfesA to any pHrt fthe Ioytl
etaiee With bill psyabie Expreu agent upon deIive-
Pef1ens sorderinEinf this manner must lnsloss ~
Gppn, o. ss siassrity, the amountto be cEsatsd
sodisrA and sliofssvs ~ sas dssosa, aasss ,oy an,
Qars8 MersQ must segd p0ynsesf IN advdaoe, O. hl
Sg1 nxpress gsrsnpt6ry rsfue making cdec
tons 70 such prssasiQqs iooalities Money d sn
bsA Observation-Disclosures Oar Patrons are Tsquslsd
. A., call Yhen y fol tbsm 70 do %
= @.A.A ,s;.HIIBEsA BROS, iRpcTters,
a. n'n 'ia,1:rs sS D.a =. ,q9 S' KY " eik.'
--if,t., rfo ,f-7, -ttsa..nssl srftsair 49,. t.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-11
2 =, ,s, g. LAW NOTICE. f Ss' 8

HARRtBT P1sk, nltSsbeth Wagner. Abraham
A1 tNhgners Iogpphy Hesdley, Ssrebo Harbpr, John
tsid 1pdIsy, naaiela Nisois Hsedley Viii
take notice that petition sganst ihemonhe 5th day
Fon hobenps - the Superior onurt within
mands 4icnl IqIlowipe dsAl estate to.wit: BOTS
No; thiIv t53D, and thirtyfopr
tsept unt Attel tary landb, cohtailg each one
huSdfeda moro of leis, and stuate IL Franklin
county, OhlA Also l0e Mo- three (93 and thirty.
four. .t3 Of the fourth quarter toNnship, hnd
sixteenth range Of the United etates military ahdsy
sGn pAe htndfsd Ards more d less, and
sItuate n eAd fTanklih county, Ohio and that oil tie
next term Of said Court the sad William Hsadley will
spply for sp order that partition may pe made of said
COX CONVERSE. slA
sGoinnbns 0ssaaovs 81 n DdSus Sifdrpi'H. a.
isnbul woso ,gtanoo nHlgsIE j. iIaoo eist 4 70
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-11

MIR. 3. 3. PINNRY WILL COM N EN CE
~ term for Juveniles, on SATURDAY AFTER.
NOON, Nov. 7th OF 10 Is,sons at two oclJck
auS1.; nrns aa1S @9S' dasrsnt teach one
TrlsSsAfoO. .bss1 1aasrtus In! advance.
RSslaysly no yhiIon admitted aasIl aitsrAs eighth
Ar Evening Glass for ADULTS VII bsfSthta Mon.
.Pdvass lessons sivspashs Hall or AT private resI
MUSIC furni.hed for PARTIES and BALLS. All
~ attended tags ESFF yHTI9eSET
Having leased the above Hall for this winter, will
lsess n I'M sanae tSr ri part or balls. ~
Nv lll;,, pl s'sn RINNEY.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-11
i'sIEoTrloss IN THE soRTH,


objections took place yesterdsy for State end
local officers in NeWss York, Massschusetts,
Michigan and other ,Ntrthernd States. aa The
States named seem TO have been carried by the
Republican or 'Union' party Masssuhusetts
sud vichigau by large and increased majoRitIes
owe lass year, and New York probably by a
small majority. This .Union' party goes lot an
uncondit tonal support Of, the war and the policy
of the Federal Governmsnt--for emancipation
couaseasiop, srbjugation and annihilatlcn Of the
South--snd % the same party, under another
usme, that did, 90 much to bring about tho OWL
War.r II has, at these electlops, ,at any, rate,
beaten out Of sight the Democratic party. -.
- 'Aas~
stNo one who wishes the South well. ID its
gallart stfuggle for Independence, can rsgre,
that this party has been defeated. for ~ 70 fal
more dangerous to the South, which IL en-
deavors 30 win over by fair promises, then the
open enemy that attempts to control It with The
bayones." ~ 4laS-a tTsu iE,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-11

How the Result Of the Election is View
ed Abroad
The Toronto (Canads) LsGdsr, which Is noted
,ior lie warm advocacy Of the Confedetats
Southern cause, in an article upon the late cleo
ton, saye; slfsSa'sA 121
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-11

{. g. RAILWAY TIMEKEEPERS,


1853, aHuBBAhD TIMnExfrRs are becou ipg bro.
vefbai for their accuracy and reliability They are
particularly valuable for officers In the army aud tAy.
.ilalIelerAsSz diiH sig YG5dZLR1TAJ3 20 asFlgd
,e, The Army and Navy asettst of Phjladephs, IN lie
lumbet q May tsvlsxing this watch, says ave arc
90 peased 10 ESQ at the impoftatons Or the fU1bLRp
80 bhnp meeting the enormpu sails that such extra
svordipaU enterpriss AZ thers richly inertia Thess
vBtthsa ne povetea prodncsd by no oihs house. far
sxcsedhs other nsnufstures 10 point of accuracy and
elegance Fidelity and prompihers to- their pstrons
render the house desirable medium for traders In the
army" ,,,
90 ' The New York ws.ty, d July 49, 1853 yoluDtstIly
Nv toysf"We have been thownby the Messs. HunnlRp
bRas,s who arc tho exclusive importers Of the artics
Ia what they most appropriately term the RAILWAY TIn-
rsntsdto Keep the ost accurate time IN I'LL oiImates
The beauty OF thsas Tmefeepers 10 only equaled BY
.aIbe RAIL Az TIHEKEBPER has hedcy sdItd
6ng Steer c0sss beautiful white enamel dial hand.
sore geid hsndsf With superior regulated movemSnt
earrdnfed 10 xiA and keep sncsssat timei Rroe per
caae Of half doEen, p6o by mail 81 IS for poltage n
rstered, 20 centT additiona safe delivery By all
~t q eneEansssd .dH1ig Sg ~ eass IA ,s.,gaqT
ssns ss the stssS Sos sEs4in appearance tbsy srs
s.s:.'s E sssss Si Si sS Ssis es:: Gs''s'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-11

-~sak SaA cd "a asSltcnsei satggm7rm sds
bpD IL nofisylas sdf sss tar mss bod ,siaiQn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-11

,sln0s sasYEgo saH9Isn nho sa9GoEsSg lt0lillo4N
,.dsiel ytdd tscn siodt 0i sseyoiIsd gu bliri sou
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-11

.TTtas b aGs1as
lslaitssas
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-22

S.-T.-l960-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS.
They purify, strengthen aud inyigerate.
They create healthy appetite.
They antidote TO change Of water aud diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and l-ie hours
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatc aud Intermittent evers.
They purify the breath and aeidity OF tue stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Dlarrhea and Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver Complaint aud Nervous Headache.
They are the best Biters in the world They make the
weak strong, aud exhausted natures great re-
atorer. They composed Of the celebrated Caisaya
Bark, Casearilla BARK. Dandelion, Chamome Flowers,
Lavender Flowers Whtsrsreen Anlse, Cloverbuds, Or
ange Peel, Snake root Caraway, Coriander, Burdoek,
s.-T.-l56O-X, &c.
The following Is sample of the testimony daily received
soIpEas HONE, oIScmsArr o.
January 10, 1868.
Mesars. p. II. DRAKE & Co
GENrLEMENi This Institution has received aud extended
aid over A. 900 sick disabled soldiers have OIL
administered the Plantation Bttes in Of
exhaustion, fsvers want Of appetite, &c, with the most
remarkable and gratifying results 1t creates appetite,
strength and eheefuness. and has given many poor
fellow his usual health. wish this preparation in
every family, in every hospital, and every battlefield
with respect your servant
DR.. q. W. Andrews, supt.
wlLIARD's Horst,
WAsHEdToS d. c., Jan. y, 1868
GENTLEMEN We require another supply Of your Panta
ton Btters the popularity which daily with
the guests OF our house Respectfully,
SYKES, CHADWICK & Co.
CLEVELAND, Dc. s, 1862.
had teen in with Liver Complaint
aud Dyspepsia that compelled to abandon my bust
ness used three bottles the Plantation Bsrs and,
to my astonishment, entirely cured. They are the
best medicine ever used, aud shall endeAyor make
them known. Please inform me what s.-T.-lsdO-X.
means.
Yours truly H.B. KINGSLEY.
DIR. w A. Chiids, surgeon Of the Tenth Vermont Regi
nent writes g" wish every soldier had bottle Of Plan
taon Bl!eis They the most effective, perfect aud
harmless tonic used"
CALI HOUSE, LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec. Il, 1861.
MhsiRs. p II. DRAKE Co;
We compelled to order 10 dozen rluation Bilters
to supply friends who have othor M procuring this
admirable article. Respeedu yours,
snAsf Mrlf a. Co. Pnprietora
RoedtsILi., \. Dvu II. 1861
the kind Of dyspepsia of four years standing
have recommended them to Others and far know
with signal suceess. lam &c.
REV. j. s. cATHoRN.
BURNETT HoUsE, CINCINNATI Ohio,
Dec. 90 1862. j
MRssRs. DRAKE Co.. The Plantation Btters appear to
be very popular here. Send twenty cases more and
oblige. Yours truly,
7 P SAUNDERS 4 Co.
&c. &c. &c. &c.
Delicate females requiring gentle stmuant and clergy
men, lawyers and students exhausted by mental labor
will find the Plantation Bitters a beneficial tonic.
Every bottle has the fac siniie Of signature u
steel plate engraving, or it is not genuine.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers, AID Country Stores.
p. II. DRAKE 4 CO..
202 BROADWAY, NY
27-eow2m.