Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-08
The Mygteries Of New Yo,rIk Y,,Il ,
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wars national resources, political contests, reli
SiouS conventions, amuSements the Central Park IN
swans, EondOIa1, &C., have been dScusssd-tbi, Io,
y ter Is Of the "MyStOrios of New York" In tho car
steamboat saloon parEor, at dinner, In the street
everywhere do hear some story with relation IN n,
An inquiry a. to the meaning Of those mythical
Words posted, printed and advertised wherever 70
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accompanied with crescent and a shepher,'s hook
SeossSion Sympathizer said 1t was: "satan IT.,
nmphed in 1850 in granting the xpoctation of aboII.
H'niss' while Republican said 1t vas: "stump-
Lan democrats of 1850, gone to Texas" another,
40 inc state Taxes Of 1850 add ten (X) dollars;
Shother that they Wero tho WatcbworlS a, soDo a.
cTet society, like, "sonS of TOcumcbia ara 1870
ofons'"o or Steward Trickstors Of 1860 Usod I'm ;.
Ae, 40. Well, your CORE sponient wasill-bad bsen
!! Tor along timen fact his late suppsr. had viv.r
MN hoF'id dyspepsia HereAd the ad advertisements
ana oi course bought bottle of Plantation Ritter,
inc bitterS cured him, aud on the bottle anpearos
tnoSs same cabalistic letters; s. T-is6O-X. /
Travelled straight for %: Broadway, introduced my
Seli 10 tho celebrated Dr. Drake and was slov, ,h
elePhant-tuSks, S. 7. and alI--and a great in.tit,
uen IL Is siI story building in Dsy s,reot Trop
eeIISF TO garrett is occupied a laboratory for
"ue'ns tins anGle medicine. Some forty uera,ns ars
employed; several watts, holding six thousand s,,l.
IONS EACH ar" filled with roots herbs and material
oHu 'i1en SoaAed IN water and the expression pre-
'ot'o'' IN pure st. Groix Rum. there saw the bazs
other materAl-and the original St. Crol4 RIM MN.
oheons bearing the Cuutom.houss brand. II -ssr,od
thAt medicine could here be turned out To SUNNY
world of invatds-ys. these gentlemen or. nnsL,. ..
all their orders for Plantation BItters aIons Tv..
shown many certificates of extraordinary cnra. NJ.
'ee'sd by these Bitter. Tho Statstics of tho uedi
cine as presented to the last Cousres, In th
report OF Mr. D. s. Barnes are enormous and start.
'ng' AmountlnS to some six millions dollars aupu.
"J The proprietors Of these BItters will nav UneIs
Gam near hty thousand doIars for stamps this year,
WIN such individual resources government loans
ought to stand at par, and Jefferson Dav. might AS
wen Pack ur and start Eor Jerusalem, : .
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NO arc happy to reproduce the above letter, and
sdd that any ordinary o! Dyspepsia, Liver Com.
Plaint NerTOnS Affection, Sour Stomach, Loss OF An
Pea'e' Nervous Headache, Darrhosa, Sinking Weak
ness AentA De'Fondeney, &C., can be cured by the
Plantation Bitt;u.
That all persons may judge orits ehieaey, We pub
tioA; - ''' rE'PA'"-
cAuSArA BARE-celObratsd for over two hundred
yeAr'tn the treatment OF FeVer and Aguo, Dysnep-
stA, Weakness, &c. It Was introduced into Rurons
BY the Countess, WIo of the yiOeroy of Poru In 1900
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nous Prtee Of its ceighL in siIrer, under IN.
name Of lssn1S' Po0aer', aud finally made public BY
Louis XVI, KingofFrHuce. Humboldt makes espe
ciAl reference to It's ferbiugo qualities during NJ,
South American travels
OAscARILLA BARK-Ror diarrhDA collie and Al,
eases Of the stomach and bowels
DANOr1IoS-Por Inflammation of the loIn, and
droPsical affections
oANNoNtE PIowEns-POr enEcebled digestion.
LAVENDER FLowHAs-ArOmatios stimulAnt and ton
ie-hishly iuvigoraung in nervous debility.
"tHTERoRHEN-Ror serofula, rheumatism, &c.
ANISE-An aromatic earminAtIvo, creating iesh,
muscle and milki much used by mothers nursing.
Alto' Glove buds, orange, carraway, cOriandor,
AhAAeFoos' 4e.' all preserved iu perfectly pure
ST. ORoIx RUN.
The powerful, inVgoratius and tonic properties OF
ST. Croix Rum have been long acknowledged by the
physicians of the world Por CONSUMPTION it /, the
only atimulant that should bo used.
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Another wonderful ingredient, of Spanish origin.
imParting beauty to the complexion and brillEapcy
to the mind, is yet unknown to the commerce Of the
world, and we withhold its name for the present.
Dr. W. A. Child', surgeon of the Tenth Vermont
Regiment, writes: " wish every soldier had bottle
Of Plantation BitterH They arc the most effective.
perfect, and harmless tonic Over used,'
The following is from tho famous hOtCl rroprietors
at Washington:
WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 4, 1867.
AEssEs. ?. II. DRAKE d Co-Plcase Ueud us tu.Iv.
dozen Plantation Bitters. They are much liked by
the guests Of our house. -
Respectfully yours
sYKES, CHADWICK 4 CO.
Proprietors WilINrd's Hotel,
ROCHESTER,, Dec. q, 1861
MEsSHS r. II. DRAKB Co.-GentIemsn: I have
been great sufferer from dyspepsia for three or
iour years. have tried many il not ali tho reme.
dies recommended for Its cure. Instead Of relief
became worse, bad to abandon my profession, and
"uHeFed greatly from everything / ats NV mind
was much affected, depressed aud gloomy About
three months ago tried tho Plautatoq Bitters and
to my great Joy am nearly well man have re-
csmmOnded them In seVerNl cases, and as far as |
know, always with signal benefit
am, very respectfully Yonra,
REV. J. s. CATHORN |
Such Is the Language reaching US daily. No ortt-
clio ever had an equal sale Cnder no circumstance
Oiu the pure standard Of the materials used be d..
These Bitten arc SOld by all principal druggists.
Erocer' hotels and restaurants Be surO each bottle
bears the fac sutls of the rropristors signature on
a steel plGto label. fal' - ~
at.a j Pm. DRAKE 81 CO.,
deo22eOdlm 2o& Broadway. Nov YORK, \