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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-04
TIbe Renoirs 10 IRE RoiLrood

NEw YoRK Nov. The Heroid's dis
patch from The army Of The Potomac, dated
the 3lsi, says iha; traius are running TO
BeaIlon, and that il is practicable 10 finish
it to the Rappatanuock in three or tour
days The supply depot at Gainesville is
abandoned, and no trains run on The Mau-
asses Gap Railroad.
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OLD ABE has caused an order TO be read
to the army, threatening the soldiers with
the severest punishment for speaking disre-
specitully of him. When the great Cesar
declared himself Dictator in Rome, The SOL
diers were in the habit of uttering and sing
ing the most Disgusting lampoons and
scandals against him, Of and down the
lines of the whole army. But Caesar gave
no order forbidding it. When the person.
ali,ies became TOO bad for endurance, he
caused his friend APpins TO write in his de-
tense, denying the truth OF the things ut;er-
ed against him IN The army.
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WOMAN SEor.-A lew nights since, one
OF the deputy provost maIshals in Jefferson
county Pa, shot a woman in mistake for
her husband. 1t is alleged tha! the marshal
had taken a deserer, who escaped from
him on prelence OF getting dinner. 9e there
fore took posse, went 10 The house of the
deserler, and sent the posse TO the rear OF
the house until he should apPrise them OF
The presence OF the prisoner by firing
pistol, when they should assist him. In
minute he fired, and when the posse came
around 10 the door they found the wife of
the deserter had been shot in mistake for
for the husband, who the marshal thought
was endeavoring 10 make his escape.
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B. F. HUGHEs, Sec'y.


The negroes OF Philadelphia issued
piacard entreaiing call loyal American
borne citizens TO vote for Curtin" The cali
was worthy OF the intelligence of the ne
groes, and was entirely worthy Of the ac-
ceptance OF the shoddy merchants, tas
counter jumpers, and loyal leaguers Of the
shoddy city.
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A Fight at Cherokee. Ala.

CAIRo, H., Oct 29.-The Memphis {Ten.
Bulletin, o. the Path says, that on the 2ist
the advance of the Union forces moving
eastward from Corinth met with resistance
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-04

The Old Guard for September is capital
number. This work should be in the hands
of every Democrat Published monthly By
C. Chauncey Burr & Co, No. III Nassau
street, New York Terms dollar.
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The Draft.

0n the eve oil the election, says the Pati
ot and Uaion, the people were assured by
the leaders OF the Abolition party that
Woodward's election would necessarily be
followed by another draft !; and this state
meni:, made in the most positive manner,
probably aided in defeating him. The cleo
ton had scarcely clossc and the victory of
the Administration been announced, when
10 Abraham Lincoln issues his proclama
iion for draft OF 800 200 more men. The
election oi Curtin has not, therefore, helped
the people Of Pennsylvania much in this
respect, and We do not think it will in any
other. There was chance OF betering the
condition OF things by the election OF
VI Eo,dward-there was none whatever of
doing so by electing Curtin, and yei he
vas elected. By and by the people will
open their eyes 20 the falsehoods and fo.lies,
the corruption and wackedness Of The Abo-
llon party, when neither the patronage oi
tie President nor the greenbacks of Mr..
Chase can save Them from defeat-uniiI
ti,eTf we must bear patiently the evils that
ere upon Us.
la regard 10 the new draft, we hope that
sIi loyal men, and particularly the very 10y
2 men Of the party in power, who have not
Jet done any 6shing, will be ready TO
bear their portion OF the burden of the war
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VVHAT Is RosEcRass Now "A few days
ago 'he whole Abolition press sang p8ans
10 IosecTans, The victor of dozen fields =
Thtsn be was great General, Hero, Pa
tfio:. Stricken down now BY the war deparI-
meni, they howl around him like a parcel
oijackalis, seeking TO gorge their foul ap-
pstres on his dead body. How shamef
iiIs Is. The Hero o: yesterday, prescribed
BY the Administrator, is the Incompetent,
ihe Luna:ic, tie EpiIeptic, the Sluggard-
mas, even the Coward of to daJ. Language
has 20 force te brand this contemplate sub
seryiency, Ihis cold blooded, Hiercjless aud
mereenary conduct as it deserves. Buell.
and Mcclellan and Crit,enden and McCler
nasid and Porer-Rosecrans and McCook.
si sacrificed The very f1owef and pride
al ihe army crushed! This is the reward
Of merit and patriotism, the price paid for
emineai services By our .sHonesl" Presi-
dent and his execrabie Secretary.
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District Fepresentive Vote.

JAcKsoN's Majority ............ .24l4
ELLIS Majority. .24I2
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-04

A fnI regimen. Of colorsd cavalry win
soOn be organized At vicksburg.
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AFTRRSooS sEss1os.

An exercise in Arithmetic was cond, cts
ed by Prof. Walker.
a lecture on "Educslion'' wa delivered
by <. J. Bowman, Esq, ol Berwick
Prof Walker nexi explained his mslhot
OF teaching Arithmetic.
On mouon ,the meelrrg adjourned TO meet
al $50 P Nj
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FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. 27. 1868.

in professor of a free church, as malfeas-
ance in citizen of a republic.
But why should | speak thus? That which
is kindred seeks to verify mutual relation.
Whatever might be a statesmans speculative
notions or theology, if he adored justice, in
tensely loves man, and is in his very heart
conscious of integrity laboring to serve his
country, he will instinctively look to every
spiritual layman, every Jealous ambassador,
every enthusiastic reformer, every loval NH
lanthropist, every enlightened and deeply
pious man, for sympathy and support, and he
Will not look in vain. They are only stand
ing in different alcOvcs of the same church,
whose turrets swell toward the lights on high.
On the other hand, if q politician worships
success, seltishncss runs over him like rank
vine; if he is a man ofexcitement of passion,
forever trying to hide from the heart his moth
er gave him, he will as instinctively look for
sympathy and support to every carnal lay.
man, every plethoric priest, every reckless
speculator every punky conservative, and
each gross, ignorant, dissOlute man. norto eth
er will he look vainly. They are members of
the same synagogue, the synagogue of satan,
whose only communications are from its foun-
cations, down, down. TO the murky regions
below. Let him who hath ears to hear, lis
ten
We have been trying for fifty years to go
on without God-to divorce what He hath
joined together, and get beyond His jurisdc-
ton. The causes of this perversity have large
ly lain in the south, but some have got into
force with the leaf of our prosperity. We
have not all ignored the forms of religion, but
leading men here kept making place larger
and larger, where religion was not to come,
the minister was not to look, and where the
layman when he entered must dvest himself
of all deep moral obligation. The northern
segment of this protane circle was for money,
the southern for politics. the eastern and
western for fashion, and all unnatural things.
About where are VIC nowadays as to peace,
or health, or happiness?
This nation, as to its leading element, born
of holiness, of conservation, of divine wis
dom, of brotherly love, of prayer, of
manliness, Of womanliness, of religious cul-
ture of Children of the publications of perse-
cution, Of faith in Christ, of ministerial con-
junction, of the intermingling Of divine with
the human, can never prosper if it forgets its
origin, mocks at its early training, forsakes
the guides of its YOUTH ignores its vital prin-
ciple, runs greedily in the way of Balaam and
jargonlzes its politics.
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in such manner as will, in the judgment of
the president, sbest advance the said Indians
in agricultural and mechanical pursuits, and
enable them to sustain themselves without the
aid of the government. And in such expen-
diture reasonable discrimination may be made
in favor of the chiefs who shall be found faith.
full to the government of the United States,
and efficient in maintaining its authority and
the peace of the INDIANS. Said Indians shall
be subject to the laws of the United States,
and to the criminal laws of the state or terri
tory in which they may happen to reside.
They shall also be subject to such rules and
regulations for their government the secre-
tary of the Interior may prescribe; but they
shall be deemedincapable of making any val
id civil contract with any person other than
native member of their tribe without the con-
sent of the president of the United States.
The secretary of the Interior shall also make
reasonable provision for the education of said
Indians, according to their capacity and the
means at his command.
Approved February 81, 1868.
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TkRNIs or AnVERTIeINo.

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GF The Publishers will hold themselves rcsponsf
BILE for any errors that may occur beyon the aou
charged for the Advertisement
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RooK.KEEPING AND WRITING.


VIII open his Writing Academy on WEDNESDAY, Oct
% leb5 at Piper Block, Room No. S. for the receptou
Of Ladies and Genilelnen MIR =. hiss formerly taught
In many of The prncIna schools this state and others
among them at the Berkshire Gymnasium and Female
Seminary under Prof Dewey and r. Phelps Pittsn I'D
also Mrs: Wlllards, Troy, and Female seminary Al.
bany. Mr. y. Will give lessons In private schools on
reasonable terms Satisfaction guaranteed to all atten
tive scholars. Terms moderate.
Hours from 8 to II A. n 2 to 5, and g to pm
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no THE HONORABLE THE JUS,


Il TICES OF THE SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT
begun and holden at Worcester within and the
tv OF Worcester, the second Tuesday of April A. D.
1863 Humby shews HENRY NJ SPENCER, of Holden
III said county of Worcester that he lawfully mar
red to JERUSHA SPENCER, whose name was then Je.
rusha Graham, of wehersfcld in the of Hart
ford and state of Connecticut CRANKY the county
OF Hartford and state o! Connecticut about the
tenth day of April A. lSi5 that they have since lived
together husband and wife in the city If Worcester
in sa county of Worcester and he has ed
towards her as "a thiu chase, and ancct.Onate hus
band yet the said Jerusha spencer regardless OF her
marriage VOWS and Obligations hath wullv and utter
y deserted him, the said Henry Spencer without his
consent for the Of five years more con ecu
lively, fom the first day of October, A. d. 1856 and
hath never since lived with him
Wherefore he oravs that the bonds of matrmonv here
toforc existing between him and the said Jersha Spc-
Ger, may be dissolved and for such further ard
DEGREES in the premises law and Justice apper
tain. HENRY NJ. SPENCER
BosroN Feby 9TH 1853 On the within libel ordered
that notice be given 10 the within named Jerlsha Spen
Ger appear and to said libel the Of the
court to which the is addressed and made reurna-
bic by publishing copy thereof and of this order there
on in the Worcester Daily Spy, newspaper published
in the CITY of Worcester three weeks succcssvely the
last pub icaon to be thirty days before the second
Tuesday in April next.
fI3 d3sF PLINY MERRICK J. s i g.
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n UT "
- CIUSETTS.-W Worcester, IS Probate ourt.-To
the Devisees Legatoes, Creditors and all persons
interested in the estate of SIDNEY SMITH, late Of
Worcester, in said county, deceased, testate:
You hereby cited to appear Probate Court to be
held at Worcester in said county Worcester the first
Tuesday of March next at nine O'Clock before noon
to show cause why administration with the will an
neXed OF the estate not already administered should not
be granted to James r. Pierce of Worcester the coun
y of Worcester And the said Pierce hereby directed
to give public notice thereof by publishing this citation
week, for three successive weeks in the ncwspa
per called the Worcester Daily Spy printed at Worcester
me last publication to be one day at least before said
Court.
- Witness; HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, Judge of said
Court, this Twelfth day of February, in year one
thousand eight hundred and sXty-three
rs d3F CUAS. STEVENS. ASST Reg
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Substance Of q Discourse De1icered in Cha7l-
ton, last Sunday, By Rec. Il. Holmes.
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educational.

WORCESTER Y-The
SPRING TERM will commence on Wednesday
rSsooruafy lotil 1868. A.. 7. s. STUART a.,
~ ou PRINCIPAL.
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4 iASH PAID for all kinds of Paper stock,
~ Waste Paper, &c by VIM. ALLEN,
die dam 2T5 Main street
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~ Stamps for Deeds Mortgages, Notes. Bank Checks,
Fire and Life Insurance Policies Writs, Bonds Tee-
graphic Dispatches Certificates Express Parcels Pro-
tests, Power of Attorney Medicines, Periumcry, &c,
may be Obtied at the Collector Office 2S Main street.
Notice is hereby given that Stamps must be used here
after for all purposes provided by law.
Adm THAYER
Dc diff u. 3. Collector.
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M0t1fEs.

y OSTER The Boston Saturday Eve
AZ ming Gazette for this will contain the official
Roster of all the Commissioned officers now in he SER
vice from Massachusetts, Agents should send in their
orders TO Messrs. DYER & CO., FEDtRHEN & co or
A. WILLIAMS, at once. dot f25
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w ING AND BATHING ROOMS, where Gentle
men be accommodated in the most approved style
81 Hair Dressing and Bathing Rooms are also attach
ed, the accommodation Of Ladies'. Also all kind 81
Hair work hand or made to order. Childrens nsir
cut in the most approved manner. Capable Females
will be in attendance in the ladies department
n B.-Cash paid for hair. DIFF aps
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wvn,.ocp's Iceland Electoral

w AhoSS LISL-.E"|% - ~
Disenseso Of the throat, Chest md Pulmonary
orpaus are ever prey n ent, iusidi0us ana ClA-
rerous. The properties of medicine 70 aHe
Svia,s. cure and uproot these complaints, must
ba Eynsotorant, Anodyno and lnvigoraung,
loovcn;np the nucus Of the throat, AMT tmpart-
inc tone TO the entire system. No discovery IN
NAUTICAL science ever mastered thiS class oil on
cas-. like Dr. W ynkoops Ieeinnd 70, tcrGi. -
:, sad with tho most astonishing results !" '''
a of brcncaiti.; lnauen1a, NhooPlnS
caSv D,rthsria or Putrid Sore Throat Asth'
nv, Croup. Coughs, C"lds, Nervous irri!ah! it!
&C. &c.
The Rev. j. J. Potter cortfes, Chat have
used Dr.. Wynkoop's Pectoral orsoyerel year,
mysclf and in my family, for severe Pulmonary
olnplaints, and have recommended 1t 10 many
others, and have never seen its equal
Rev. J. ], Potter. Brooklyn, n. \.
Hundreds and Ihousands Of important testi-
monials could be produced, showing its remark
able cures and that it nsrer frHs.
1t is composed o. pure Iceland NOES, bhIm
Of G:lead, Peruvian Balsam, Elecampanr.
Bnrdock, and other Invaluable expectorant and
tonic ingredients 1t is harmless, prompt and
lasting invalid. and sufferers cannot afford
to neglect trial. Every family should have
it. 1t il remarkable fer Group. Full deHcrip-
lions, recomme ndations and directions accom-
pany each bottle.
Sol by all Druggists. =,
Prepared by DR.. Il. u. Wynhoor, ana sold
by D. 9. Barnes d Co. New York.
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ander shaw.
do 100 Conrad Fazenbaker, I'm Mi
ohaeI, A J Michael.
d. Ibl NJ q Rubinet', jas House,
George Robinett.
do i93 AuuilIa Rice, Alpheus D
Beall, Joseph Frauts.
do 1e3 J Wesley Porter, VIM Porter,
4. mi A s Mocarty, T W Dawson,
william McKinscy.
do 105 p NJ Dayton, q Ravons-
craft. J ohm MCGOWAN.
do lo6 Jesse Hinkie, Edward o'NeH!,
Levi Rice.
do 10Y CIV Deiawder, 7 owan White,
Thomas Grimes.
so 1913 Henry Bucy, W II Tomiin-
son, Nj artin Myers.
do 100 Anon Wilson, EliEs wilson,
David McElfsh.
90 lle oliver Twigg, David Rice,
Jere. johnson.
do III Sim. Logsdon, John Warner
David Bywman.
40 1ls I'D Black, Henry Schroeder,
william Knost.
ia lI3 John Piper. Hanson Wil!son,
Thomas McElfsh.
do ia g II Uallcr, Abraham Russell,
j MclIenry.
do 1l5 John toulehan, Geo Bloch
or, Jesse Korns.
do Ile Lo.is Smith, Henry korn'
do u7 a 3 y R SIoGnI' Dennis o'Nenle.
Thomas Shuck.
do lis Jas B Walton, A NJ Cramer,
John Russell.
do Il9 John Widcncr,J Lynn,
Anthony Kean.
do 100 Richard Anderson, Thos sher
idan, George Rizer.
~ dc 12l Jesse Ashhy, John sanders
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To those agents who take their oonini ssion in
Books and Gifts, tho following c9mnission will
be allowed:
To any person forwarding Il clubs Of 10
Books, clubs Of ~ Books, or8 clubs of So
Books each, Silver Watch--cylinder escape.
wentworth $l2.
To any person forwarding % clubs of 10
Books, 10 clubs of q Books or clubs Of So
Books each, Silver W atch, patent lever, hnnt-
ing case, worth SIS.
If preferable, the agent may selec. any other
article on our list of the value Of the watch he
may be entitled to.
Agents will retain the certificates of books
and gifts until tho required numbers Of Clubs
are completed, whom they will be forwarded 20
us ms vouchers.
- Unless these regulations nre strictly complied
with, n allowance will be nado on extra COM
mission.
Send for Catalogue! Catalogue Catalogue!
Catalogue! GEO. GRAFTON,
October l., lG63--6n. Proprietor.
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ST 1860 K
n,,,se-s Plantation Sistcrs.
Sepieml or "a, 1868.

They parity. strenSthen and lnVigora!e'
Tbcy create a healthy appetite
They are an antidote to change OF water ana
diet. .. -.,.:,ot;o, o,3lato
hours. , 80, .,I;,,,
the mind "a.
They purify the tres'b i"i H'ldi'y Of the
stomach. .,c..,n,.:.-
They curs DiarThs", Cholera and oa0!eFE
Morbus. ,nd TA,.ors
Hendache. .,a TIL.
make the weak man strong, ana oAhaus'SU Id!
s.. Cr5ix Rum, tho Celebrated cHisayH BARK
70 OTIS and horts. and are taken with tho pleas
ure of beverage. without regard 70 ago or
lima r. da9. Particularly recommended to
delicate persons requiring gsni!s i,m nh sa
Sold by NIL Grocers, prnggts'F' n"'Sis a.'1 ."
Innns p, III. Drake B Co. @v2 EEoha~sF'
New York.
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Special Notices.
rsoH1uEIoArrp.l
Pulmonary Consumption CuEapie oiss"ss''
A CARD.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

Tho undersigned having been restored to
health iu few weeks, by very simple reH'e-
dy, after having suffered several years vita, with q
severe lung affection, aud tha, dread disease
Consump,ion--is anxious TO make known ID
his fellow tferers the means OF cure.
To all who desire it, he Will schd copy OF
the prescription used Gree OF chargF) WAN
the directions for preparing AID rs!rE Tue
same, which they will find 'HFe ssrS ''s : "''-
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, .BaoNoHlT!s, Cor0as' tC-'''
&c. The Only object of the advertiser in send
ing the Prescyiptioni is to benefit the afflicted
nd s,read information which &c conceivo5 to
he Invaluable; and he hoPcs every SUFFERER
will try his remedy, as I;siiI cost them moth
ing, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription viii pieas'
,3dress Rev. EDWAR =. WILSON,
Dr., williamsburg, Kinss coln'y. NY.
Sep,ems or a. 1868.
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Estate Of Haze! s. BH't,

ArOTlrE is her hs ri Ell that the Subscri-
~ her hath ohtaine from The q l,hul :
Court of AiIcannN county lie ter: OF a iniinis-
trution, de honis non with the viii annex Il,
on The es'at, "f Hazel : !;uft. lat. Of dlle ga
n county dccca ed. II ,rsons having
claims agnins. said drcea-ej are ne eiy warn
ed 20 rXh il thn s"rur prnprrl en lhen,icaled,
10 TN" subscriber on or he'ure tie "a day OF
WAY 1864 otherwise they may q, law he cx-
Guided iIGm all hcucti IN said estate. All
persons Indebted nrr guessed 10 mike imme.
di",e ra!uer' Given utd.r ny baud this
2i ia, ui tuvcmbar l~6.
THOMAS PERRY.
Adm. n. q n. with the will annexed.
Nav g. lSs3-3w
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\ Office is hereby given that the subscriber
" hath nh,aned from The Orphans Court
Of Aiegunr county letters of Adminis'r ,iion
ur, tie estate of Jacob Sirlrr. late of Allera-
ny comfy de~oa.ei All persoIs having
cIaius .2niust sad deceased, ARE hereby warn
d t. cx'it'I tn same properly authenticated.
[ tie sub, ritter 1r at teto.c he I'd day of
Ma, leb4 uIh, rwlse they NAV by law he eX-
clufe lrJn. al ,rntit 10 aid e,ta'e. AL
persons tnd,brtd re requested To mike i'm
mediate r'ayn,eut Given unler NV hand this
81 day Of NUvenhc, 1868.
THOMAS DEVECMON'
Nov. 5 lS53-3w AduiniStrs tor
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ssys0n. Froasuy fsvs0n ssRi,frfGI
GiunpOtUHry'. T,rn,sS;0B 8 fkin,
(eefopD, %osscE0s.g, Orange
ana Eyggosa ksEkoc.

JAPAN TEA of every description, co!osea
and uncolored.
THE list has each kind of Tea divided into
four ctasses, namely Cargo, high Cargo, Fine,
Finest, that every enc may understand from
description aud the p'ices annexed that the
Company are determined t. pndersel the Shoie
Tea trade.
We guarantee to sci! all cur Tens at not over
two cents .02 certsJ per pound above cost, he
lieying this to be attractive to the many who
have heretofore he,r paying enormous Troftf.
GEtAr AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
Importers aud .Iobberg, No. 81 Vesey street,
October = 1853 Now York.
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S-.T.-IS6O-X.

hoo'her wonderful ingredient, OF Spanish
origin, inpor,inr beauty to the complexion
and hrlliancy 10 the MI d, is sc, una norn TO
the comTnegce OF the world, ehd We withhold
i:s name Tor the presc t.
Q"acks and Iiumlues howl about Tie Pan-
tston Bitiers bit the following is what's The
matter, u. d they know il:
pLASTAI(ON DiTTERS WILL CURB
Cold ExtIemitieo and Fcverlsh Lips.
Sour Stomach aud Felid Breath.
FIatulenc' and indiges.!cp.
Leryous hfec ions.
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath.
Pain o-er the e,es.
Mental Dependency.
Prostitution, Great Weakness.
Sullow Coml,rxitn =, N"rk Bowels.
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
Very pr.rticuiarly recomn ended TO Clergy
men, %erch"nls, LaHysIs. and persons OF sed-
en.ary habits. Also for delicate females and
weak persons who r,Gutes gentle srimulaut
free diges'ion, good appetite and ear mental
faculties.
Sold by oil respectable Ply sicians Drug
gists, Grocers, Ho els Saloons, Country Stores.
BE particular that zach bottle bears the fac
simic OF ur signature on Il s.evl-plnte lshel,
with our private government stamp over the
cork.
P. II. DRAKE co.
202 Broadway, N. 7.
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