Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09

iiglous conventions, amusemenis. the Central
Park, It's swans. gondolas. &c, have been die
cussed-this letter Is OF the "Mysteries OF New
York" In the car. steamboat, saloon. pArior. AZ
dinner, IN the street. everywhere DO | he N some
story with relation TO or in inquir, a. to the
meaning of those mythical words. posted, printed
and advertised wherever | 90:
s. T-Is60.-X.
accompanied with a crescent and a shepherds
hook. A secession sympathizer said it was:
"Satan ~Triumphed in 1850 in granting the Xpec-
tation of Abolitionists;' while a Republican said
it was: ~"Stump-Tail Democrats Of 1860 gone to
Texas another, ITO the State Taxes of 1860
add ten * dollars another, that they we're
the watchwords of some secret society. ike.
"Sons of Tecumchia are 1860 Strong" or
Seward Tricksters Of 1850 Used Up &c, &c
Well. your correspondent was ilI-had been in
for a long time-la fact, his late suOpers had
given him a horrid dyspepsia. He read the ad-
yertisements, and of course bought a bottle of
Plantation Bitters: the Bitters cured him, and on
the bottle appeared those same cabalistic letters:
5 T-le6O.-X. | Travelled straight for 2O2
Broadway, introduced myself to the celebrated
DR. Drake, and was shown the eIephant-tusks.
). L. and ali-and "a great Institution il is. A
six story building in Dey street, from cellar to
garret. Is occupied as a laboratory for producing
this single medicine. Some forty persons are
employed; several watts, holding six thousand
gallons each, are filled with roots, herbs and
material. and then soaked ia water, and the
expression preserved in pure st Croix Rum |
here saw the bags, boxes and bales oil Balisaya
Bark, Wintergreen. and other ma;erial-and the
original st. Croix Rum puncheons. bearing the
custom house brand. Ii seemed that medicine
could here be turned out TO supply "A world of
invalids-yet these gentlemen are unable to fill
their orders for Plantation Bitters alone. | was
shown many certificates of extraordinary cures
effected by these bitters. The statistics of the
medicine business, as presented to the last Con
gress in the report of Mr.. ID. 5. Barnes, are
enormous and startling, amounting to some six
million dollars annually. The prOprietOrs of
these bit;ers will pay Uncle Sam near fifty thou
sand dollars for stamps this year! With such
individual resources, Government loans ought TO
s|a"I ~ par, anu JeHeteOh JAWS miSut Is wei
pack up aud start for Jerusalem. . =
j. II.
We are happy to reproduce the above letter.
and add that any ordinary case of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint, Nervous Affection, Sour Stom
ach. Loss OF Appetite, Nervous Headache, Diar-
rhea, Sinking Weakness. Mental Dependency,
&C. can be cured by the Plantation Bitters.
That ali persons may judge of its efficacy, we
publish u list of some of the articles used in its
preparation:
CALIsAYA BARK-Celebrated for over two
hundred years in the treatment of Fever and
Ague, Dyspepsia. Weakness, &c. 1t was intro
duced into Europe by the Countess, wife OF the
Vlceroy of Peru. in l64), and was afterward sold
by the JeSuits for The enormous price If us 0rn
height in siirer, under the name Of Jcsut's Posc-
ders, and finally made public by Louis XVI,
King OF France Humboidt makes especial
reference to its febrifuge qualities during his
South American travels.
CAscARILLA BARK-For Diarrhea, Collie and
Diseases of the stomach aud bowels.
DANDELIoN-For inflammation OF the loins and
d%ropsical affections.
CAMoMGLK FLowERs-For enfeebled digestion
LAVENDER FLowERs-Aromatic. stimulant and
tonic-highly invisorating IN nervous debility.
WlNTERGREEy-For Scrofula, Rheumatism &c.
ANIsE-A An aromatic cumulative, ere ltinc
flesh, muscle and milk; much used by mother
nursing.
Also. Glove buds, orange, carraway. coriander
snakeroo,, &c. all preserved in perfectly pure
ST CROIX RUN.
The pow erlul. inYigoraling and tonic proper
ties of 81. Croix Rum have been long acknowl.
edged 10y the physicians OF the world. For Con
sumption it is the oul, stinulant that should be
used
s. T.--ls60-X.
Another wonderful ingredient, of Spanish ori.
gin. imPartng beauty to the complexion and
brilliancy to the mind, Is yet unknown to the
commerce OF the world. and we withhold it:
name for rhe present
Dr.. W \ Childs. Surgeon of the 10Th Yer
mont regiment. writes: Il wish every soldier had
a bottle Of Plantation Bitters They are the
most effective, perfect and harmless tonic I ever
used
The follow NJ Is from the famous hotel pro
prieiors at Washington:
WAsHiNGrDN. D.. c. Nov. !. 1862.
MissRs p. II DRAKE X Co: Piease send u.
twelve dozen Plantation Btters. They are much
liked by the -uc>t, Of our house.
Respectfully yonrs,
sykes. CHADwIcK x Co,
PgoprieiorS WI trd's Hotel.
ROCHESTER. Dee 2s. 1861
MfSsRs. u. II. DRAKE X o-Geutemen |
have been a great sufferer from dyspepsia l0i
three or fous years / have t,ie3 msny ~ not n.
The remedies recommended Tor - cure lu>teid
OF relief. ! became worse. hid TO ab nd1u IA,
profession . AID suffered greatly from evervfhire
ate Nv mind Was much affected. Geqfe~se.
ami gloomy About three mouehS AGO ! tre.
the Plantation bitters. ami 60 my erea Ioy | an
near, a wei msH. | have recommended then
IN several ct~e-. and. = far | know, away
with sigId benefit.
am. very respectfully. yours,
REv. J :. CAIHoRN
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