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DIED.

BEATrYoq Tuesday Po.aia MG[S g es at No. s' Green
His remains will be kingston Ulster County n T.
for in;erment.
DAY-In Jersey City on Monday March 90 Isaac Corey.
son Of David NJ and Anna NJ Day aged fyears' months
Funeral March 30 9p from the residence Of his parents
No Il Sussex street. Jersey City The relatives aud friends
invited to attend without further notice.
DIsTURNELL-Geo. Williams, Second day, asth Of Sd
month, youngest son Of William and Jane Disturell
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully invited
to attend hi. funeral Fourth day 3Oh inst. o'clock
from No "a Schermerhorn street Brooklyn.
HAIGHT-On Tuesday morning March 90 at o'clock Mrs
Caroline Cynthia Hsigtt widow Of John Gilbert Haish
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited attend the
funeral from her late residence No ~ Smith street be-
Livingston and Schermerhon streets Brooklyn on
Friday April ], at o'clock p
HULI-At Harris Village Dutchess County n. V on Mon
day March 49, Edward Hull in the 18th year Of his age.
The funeral viii take place from the Friends Meeting House
at Stanford Thursday, March 81, at II o'clock.
JOHNSON-ln Brooklyn, Tuesday March ~, Ida NJ.
eldest daughter Of Hiram and Mary J. johnson, aged years
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully invited
90 attend her funeral from the residence Of her parents
Wawoh street, nesr Wiiloughby avenue on "wednesday
March 80 at p. III.
daughter Of the late Col William D. and Rachel a. Kennedy
aged II years and months.
"Wednesday afternoon al O'Clock. The frends Of the
family and Of her uncle John A. Kennedy requested to
attend without further invitation
KNAPP0n Tuesday March 80 Marietta edes, daughter Of
A. and Catherine A. Knapp IN the 18th year Of her
Funeral service At The residence Of her father No 90 Et,'
aud friends Of the family invited to attend
PRENTISS-In Ro1bury, Mass. Friday, March rs Miss
Lydia PTeis sged IS years Also Saturday March 90
s Harriet Wear, aged II years sisters Of the late Dr.
Nsthl :. PTeniiss OF RoTbuTy.
SAYTH-In Wlismsburyh, after short bat severe rest
James Edward Of John A. and Fanny r. snyth aged
wear and months.
Tie friends relatives Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral this day March 80 from the residence
Of his parents Of South Sixth street and Durham
place, at D. M, without further notice.
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MARRIE

BYDf-FTTCH-On Tuesday March 20 at Trinity Chapel.
by the Rev - H. Weston h. D. Henry b. Hyde to Annie,
daughter Of Simeon Fitch, esq, all Of this city
MISUNDERSTANDING Tuesday, March 20, at the
Church of the TRANSPORTATION by the Right Rev HoTao
Potter ID. D.. LII. D.. assisted by the Rev George H.
Houghton ID. D. the Rev George b. Hopson Professor IN
St. Stephens College Annundae, to Mary w. Johnston,
daughter OF the late Francis U. Johnston NJ d. of this city,
JENNEY-KING-ln Brooklyn Friday, March rs, by the
Rev. T.. NJ Johnson. Simpson Jenney, u 3 NJ, OF Far
Haven to Miss Lucy b. King OF Rochester, Mass.
KAY-BRAND-At Paterson N j., on Saturday. March D.
1854 by the Rev. James A. Little. MI Seth H. Nay to Miss
Hannah Brand, al Of Paterson.
SHEPARD-WRIGHT-O THURSDAY March -, al Luther,
Perrysburyh ~ " Lutlar g. Shepard esq. of York. Wis,
to Miss Lydia Ann Wright Of Perry sbWgh n. w. by the
Rev W. W. Warren of the latter place. May heaven
blessings attend the enterprsinr esq and bio bride
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Amusements.

TgE WINTER GARDEy.-AnOther German as
orsnt for the honors of the English drama appeared at
The Winter Garden on Monday night IN the person Of
Nine Metbua. Scheer. The interest OF the event
drew full house and the debutan'e achieved decided
success The play selected for the occasion, entitled
.. Iorlies Wedding" is based on touching little do
restic drama by Nine BirchPfeifer, popular German
dranast best known in this country the author Of
Fancbonn The name Of the original play well Of
enc carefully suppressed the
Interest of the American adsptor. who is announced
Auc DAILY ESQ., The motive for the suppression in
thi case may have originated in vague consciousness
IN the part Of the adapOr that in undertaking to i'm
prove his original by ENGRAVING upon it scene two
from totally different play (another case of dramatic
nscegcnatOn) he had only succeeded in producing a
wretohed abortion Such, at any rate, is the fact
That but for the admirable acting Of Nine Scheer ably
supported by Mrs. Chanfrau and Mr.. Davenport,
go Lore's Wedding would probably have been the
greatest fasoO of the season.
Nine. Scheller has not We. obtained perfect com
msnd Of English but her slight accent enhances rather
.han dminishes the charm of her performance, while
hcro certain purity in her style which, united with
earnestness it is refreshing appeals to
every heart and to her The ympahies of the
icnoe from the start.
iHe SUI Ids 10 pOIlIul lIOIHVh Ncu'
ding" is that of simple country girl (Lorlie), who
sls in love with fine artist marries him. goes with
him To court where he becomes first ashamed, then
tired Of her and finally by her devotion and fidelity
wins him back to her and goes back with him to the
country aud is once more happy.
The only other characters OF Importance in the play
are Lorlies father played with marked ability by Mr.
Hind; her friend BarJel, rustic lass pictured TO the
life by Mrs Chanfrau; and Christopher Bolde country
pumpkin in hopeless love with LOrl played with con-
siderable spirit by Mr.. Davenport. The part of the
is cast to Mr.. Hogan, whose contortions of face
and body il painful to execute to witness entite
lin 70 much commiserntioa. 1t only remains to say
that both Nine. Scheler and Mrs. Chanfrau have sew
cral very pleasing songs sing in the piece and that
;hcy sung well enough at least TO be enthusiastic
cully encored.
Ii probable that Nine Scheller will appear in less
tedious play before the close of the week in which case
beg to suggest among other things that sOse atten
on be paid TO the manner in which 1t put upon the
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No. i3a ALLEs.sr, NV YQEK Feb. o. 1850
q if- ~ o.,
Ih,vs been completely de,fIh one ear and partially 90 In
tho other above years with dasreebe dis
charge from both ears combined with continual rumbins
noise in the head for which have been treated by mos.
eminent practitioner in the city without the slightest relief
Ieon.uted Dr. Won E.enbers bu, cAndiiy say that
had no faith bis when did So It's therefore due
to Dr. Won E,enbsso acknowledge that am entirely cured
also that ho displayed skin and knowledge which have
procured for him such unyaed reputation As have had
an opportunity ocopans his mode Of treatment with that
of other. can truly state Is only superior but
M co.. which direct his mode Of restoring the hearing
are In my opinion, certain JOHN IAiLo~
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Important 10 Railway Travellers.
The April number Of
NOW READY,
Affiliations, RAlLWAY GUIDE

APPLEToNS RAILWAY GUIDE
I-s..pn, ORR H1,pxsp RAILWAY Mars, representing
The principal Railways q the country ds1es.as tho
with the through routes and from Boston New fOrk,
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ss S..hSs ~ Me% n H. New Orleans. cSsre:t:e
kSsa%SnS W cSsmsa Pcasd S. John H
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most pleasant way Of travelling through the United
States and the Cansdas. 49,,
ing the time Of the departure and arrival OF the various
trains at the different cities VILLAGES towns and stations
geher with information Of value to every railway trsv
se each and every important railway being representsA
uI-Rtnwaygs AND THEIR PROGRESS: The National Cur.
reacy; The World in Quest of Cottonj Adaptation Of
Wealth Of Our Territories; Chicago Rock Island Rail
way The Erie Niagara Railway OF Canada and the
Atlantic Great Western Railway OF the United states
wisconsin Railways; Belefontaine Indiana Railway;
Chicago North Western Railway; Missouri Railways;
Workers and New-York Railways The on Trade o
Railway Great Railway Establi.hnenti Erie Railway
Earnings. Penn.yya1is Central Railway Min0n. ~
tho World Rolling Stock of line llinoi. Central RAi'
way; Fast India RailwsyA
Boy; The Old Bureau; Daniel Webster and tho Wood.
sawyer The Last Trump; About Dogs Webster and
nit Secretary Stanton and the President Of the Bati
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as Large a Hog no Wanted to See; Wake Letter B.
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the Best; The Disappointed Traveller.
Wine DISTANCE INDICATORS, representing the dh'
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| Troy Montreal, Portland Boston Springfield. &c. To
the railway traveller these Time Indicators viii prove in
valuable as their study will beguile many
tedious hour
V.-PoRrRAIr AND BIOGRAPHICAL sketch OF THs HON
JoHy BRoUGH, Governor Of Ohio and President OF the
Beefonaine Railway Line, with chronological Define
alton Of Character, BY Fowler Wells
VIT-IMPoRrAST INSTRUCTIONS TO RAILWAY IBAVELhkss
in reference to Time Tables. Time indicators &c
VIIL-Appleton's Counting House Calendar.
IX.-Large Railway Map q the United States
PRICE ONLY % CENTS,
APPLETONS RAILWAY GUIDE can DO obtained at Al
Of the principal Book Periodical and and
the Cars the principal Railways throughout the UnileA
States and the Cansdss
d. APPLETON & Co., Pebishers
Nos. 40 and AS Broadway.
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CHRONIC CATARRH CURED.

kEwroRK, March 20, 1863
This 10 to certify that have suffered from very severe
CHRONIC CATARRH, with dull heaviaes' In the head
. my nose completely stopped up accompanied by continual
soreness. Of the throat the ehs stealing over with coca
on hot hushe great ,shtness of the chest and pain so
much so that every though. consumption Having
heard Of the great performed by DR. Won E'enbers
consulted him. with but little hope Of azure. am now happy
TO be enabled to add my testimonial to tho great number o.
ready tho Doctors possession as to his scientific and sue
-.u mode of treatment he has shown In my case that
skill and knowledge which have procured for him so great
reputation am SO entirely restored TO perfect health that
do mos. sincerely recommend oil sufferers from CHRONIC
CATARRH and SORE THROAT to apply e, once to Dr.
Won Eheobefs. with certainty Of being cured
FREDERICK WEBER. No $50 FOurthst
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EkY.YoRK. July 10. 1852.

This certhes that my mother has been for some time
afflicted with partial deafness, suffering from pain, and rum
bling noise. in the head together with other indications OF
total loss Of hearing DR. Won Eenberg removed from her
rre., quantity u matter together with coasased blood
isvinu her and all without pain with
grateful thanks that give this testimony to bis skill
CARROLL J. POST. No. % SOulhs.
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IllNIiZ.

lAEII
Iodine Water,
solution Of pure Iodine in pure ws;er vhous 'olrtHt
1t scts upon the -
LIVER, KIDNEYS,
DIGESTIVE ORGANS, and GLANDULAH SYSTEM
Tn. great success which has attended tho OF IODINE
WATER enables recommend 1t, feeling confident that
with fair trial. will attest its excellence in the cure OF
Scrofua in all forms CONSUMPTION Cancer Bronchitis skin
Fuutions Pimpes the Face, Heart. Liver aud Kidney
Diseases Rheumatism Neuralgia Female Weaknesses Dy"
pep.ia Debility Syphilis Mercurial Disease, &c.
Price @ per bottle; half dozen at one time IS.
Sold by Druggists sent by express on receipt OF PRICE
DIR. H. AkDERS 81 Co.,
Physicians and Chemists,
No. 4l8 Broadway N. Y.
French China Dinner Sets.-1OO handsome White
FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS,
SECOND SELECTION,
which we offer at IS PER CENT DISCOUNT rom the
prices charged for best selected goods For they
good the best and bargain regards the price
T.. v. HAUGHWOUT &c Co.,
Nos 4SS, 400 and 4g2 Broadway, corner Broone-st
MISUNDERSTANDING & BUTLER, Pstentc.s and
Sole Manufacturer Of the ALARM PATENT flKE and
BURGLAR PROOF SAFES and ROTARY LOCkS ioI
dwelling house doors. have REMOVED from Nos 700 a lIo
Broadway to their Nseroons Nos " and " WSkef'
at thiyd deeS east Of Broadwsy
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CENTRAL UNION LINCOLN CAMPAIGN CLUB.-
meeting of the Central Union Lincoln Campaign Club
w be held this evening at tie Cooper Institute on
which occasion it is announced that Gen. James II.
Lane United States Senator from Kansas. will address
-1a suiieDce
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Entertainments Thi. pay and Evening.

For locgton Of fheate and time Of e0mmenoemsn see ode,
tisencnh IA. other columns Of hispap0.
Nrsfo's GARDRS-1he Fools Revenge.
" ALLAcK's THKATRR-Love Tor Love.
TaKNUNs-G Giants Dwsri.-A pross, the Spirit Of Beauty
" IyrER GAKDgS-Lorhcs Wedding
OLYMPIC THEATER-Leap Year.
Va, AMBrRGH's MRSAGERIR-COl objection OF Animals.
IIFPOrHp sTRoS-Eq estrGn Performances.
BROADWAY AMFH1THRATER-Equestria Performances.
CRAYON ART GALLERY-Bierstaat's Rocky Mountains
GOVPIL GALLRRY-Keusett's Lake George.
HOPS CHAPEL-The Grand StsTcoscoptican-
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Grny,s Patent Nodded Collars

Have now been before the public for nearly year They
are universally the neaest and best fitting Cos
extant.
The upper edge presents perfect curve, free from the
ang noticed in all other collars.
The eravat causes FUCKERS the inside Of the turn dowa
Colar-they are AS SMOOTH INSIDE AS OUTsiDE-~nd
therefore perfectly free and easy to the neck.
The Gsroe Collar has smooth and evenly finished edge
SIDES
These Collars are simply fat pieces Of paper cut in the
form of Collar but HoLDBD AND SHAPED TO FIT rHn
MICK.
They are made Novelty" Tor turn DOWN. style in every
inch size from IL II inches, and in Eureka Tor Gsroes
from 70 to II inches packed in solid sizes in neat blue
cartoons containing 100 each also in smaller ones OF ~ each
the very handy package for Travellers Army and Navy
Officers
EVERY COLLAR Is stamped.
T"GRAYS PATENT NODDED COLLAR"
The trade supplied by
j. 5. LOWREY. & Co.,
AGENTS,
No. 81 warrenst, NewYork
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DEAFNESS AND CATARRH CURED.

DEAFNESS AND CATARRH CURED.
No. 40 6thav., Ngw ioaK, Dec. ,, 1868.
Twas deaf for several years and hearing Of the great cures
performed by Dr. Won Eisenberg was induced to place my
self under his care and happy state that my hear
ing was entirely restored after short treatment Twas also
suffering from chronic ca,sh Of which also cured by
the sku eatnen. Of Dr. Won Eisenber; DO bu, justice
and knowledge which have already procured for him such
deserved reputation and tina, the principles which dec, his
system Of curing Deafness aud Cstah such to render
success certain In my opinion Many months have passed
since Dr. Won E,suberg restored my hearing and continues
a, good as ever Y. HoPhINS'
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Business Notices.

WE RESPECTFULLY INVITE ATTENTION 10 and
.lu.deraou the Justly celebrated and reliable remedy
fr DYSPEPSIA HEARTBURs, DEBILITY snd PRosTRArIos.
Tue POprietors proud 20 acknowledge the unparalleled
success heh attended tie OF then ysusbe prepare
Son known in nearly every portion of the civilized word
4. The
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Veterans Of the National Guard "A Special Meet
ing Of the Association will be held at headquaters 9TH
Regiment Armory, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, March go
1864 4 o'clock Every member is requested TO be present
w. X. VERMILYE, Colonel.
L. r. TRssAIS, Adjutsnt.
When you feel Peculiar Pain, at this season, in the
bead with confusion Of ideas, having been previously
in fair Of health lose time, for the will seldom
bear IT, but swallow OF four, SIX eight Of BRAND
RETHS PILLS. Your life will be saved aud your health
soon reesabshed by this During hot weather the
ereons Of the bowels often scanty before attack OF
Dysentery especially. Now is tho time for action.
Cease to put the stomach what cannot digest Above
all purge out the bad humor and thus the OF
disease A few doses OF BRANDRETPS PILLS will re-
move all pain uneasness and inconvenience Insttenton to
this simple advice will in all probability be followed by con-
geson or Inflammation Of the Liver Of other
Larger doses or longer period will then become necessary
and much needless pain must be endured
Lord Bacon wisely asserted: Mans body Of all things In
nature is susceptible Of remedy" That true; for all
diseases their origin in impure state Of the blood and
BRANDRETHS PILLS. by e1pelng these foul humor-,
will render the blood fluid and perfectly pure.
See b. Brandreth IL n the Government Stamp.
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Twelfth Regimental Ball.
IN AID OF THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS or
DECEASED NETWORK SOLDIERS.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. APRIL IS, 1854
ASSOCIATE COMMITTEE. -
Ma. Gen. GEORGE b. MCCLELLAN.
Hon. C. GODFREY GUNTHER,
Hon. JOHN 7. HOFFMAN,.
ORIsoN BLUNT. esq.
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I JAMES NJ MOTLEY, eco,
DIP. BARREDA. esq,
ALEXANDER BRANDON, esq,
Iii. EIcellency HORATIo SEYMOUR.
Maj. Gen. JOHN A. DIX.
Hon. VIM NJ. TWEED
Hon HIRAM wALBRIDGE,
GEO. WASH. JENKINS U. SN, r
THOMAS LITTLE, esq.,
HENRY A. BOsTwICK, esq,
JAMES MURPHY, ESQ.
Tickets Five Dollars each may be procured Of any member
fthe Regiment. and at the principal Hotels of this city
(E Ns;a; - SD l. s. s1 HfIToSs
Capt W " BYRNE,
Arrangements Of Capt Capt " Ssq Il T MAYRs it,.
f fis%; T y ar RA1SSh'
Lieut. JNO. l.. DOwLEY.
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This Magazine contains styles than all other American
Magazines combined 1t is the best largest and most reabe
Fashion Magazine published in the United States
Miss Braddons last novel, The Doctors Wife" is
now OF publication in the Magazine from advance
sheets obtained from her London publishers, at cost Of
$4,000.
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5petial Notitss.

Special NOtice.-A MEETING Of the fret mort gage
boudhoders Of the Cleveland GAINESVILLE and Cincinnati Rail
road Company formerly known the Akron branch OF the
and Pittsburgh Rsroad will be held at the office
of FREDERICK A. LANE, No. l02 Broadway, on FRIDAY,
the lst day Of April next, at O'Clock, ,. M
full Attendance Is requested business OF importance
hefor he
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The NRw.YoRK TRIBUNE sArs:

The materials Of this story are taken from event
which occurred In Tennessee after the breaking
out Of the Rebellion. The in
ciden.s Of the plot wrought up into narrative Of
stirring interest, the dialogue lively and spirited and the
various who take part in It's action produce I'm
preston Of positive and often strongly marked individuality
Although founded the temporary experiences Of an eIeep
,onal period thr story will retain durable hold on public
ntees, by of its earue',ness, vitality and truth to
nature
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Life and Times Of Charles Han entertaining and
instructive LECTURE by the Rsv j. b. HAGANY for the
BENEFIT OF THE SANITARY FAIR, will be delivered In
Bedford. st. NJ Z. Church, WEDNESDAY EVENING, March
80 at o'clock Tickets Is cents.
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READ NEW TESTIMONY OF cArARRH CURED.

Ihsvo been suffering long time from Ca,srrh,
with continual dullnes, in my head, ightnen aero" my
chest weight my eyes, which weak waiery and
very painful Ny nosrs constantly obs,ruclod with
pouring fluid had frequent sneerns hoar.ones' OF my
ness and continual dropping Dr. Won Eseubers has cured
me ali these dsasessble suerins. may indeed say tina,
'@-i life The treatment Of DR.. Won Eisenberg il IS
'aiui a. Il Is successful IT, my opinion, impossible TO
o'e-te the benefit have received at his hands heartily
recommend any sGrertns o.. g.. - ,,i 40,
under Dr. Won Eisenberss care with certainty Of being
speedily cured W. 5. HUTCHlNs,
Lightning Calculator
Barugm's Museum.
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~ UrCHHT TiII Nl.'
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THE GREAT NOVEL OF THE DAY.!
THE MOST SUCCESSFUL or AMERICAN NOVELS.
EVERYBODY Is DELIGHTED WITH THE BOOK.
ALL REVIEWS AND ALL CRITICS PRAISE 1T,
Oyhsiever their creed or whatever their p0Ricsl
NEW AND ELEGANT EDITION NOW READY
NEW STYLE OF BINDING
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Persons Of s-dentary habits troubled with weakness assi
tude papaon Of the heart lack Of appetite distress after
eating torpid liver constipation &C., deserve TO slher they
viii not Try the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERS,
which are now recommended by the highest medical author
ties and arrantrd produce iBndate beneficial effect
They are exceedingly agreeable, perfectly pure and must
.upcrecde all other oncs where healthy gentle simulant Is
required. .
TIey purify strengthen and nvigorae.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote 70 change of water and diet
They overcome effects Of ssipaion and late hours
They strengthen the system and enven the mind.
They prevent miasnatic and intermittent feyers
They purify the breath and acidty OF the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia aud Constipation.
They cure Diarrhes. and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They make the weak strong the anguid brilliant and are
exhausted great estonr They composed OF the
herbs all preserved in perfectly pure ST. Croix rum For
particulars circulars and testimonials around each bottle
Beware OF impo-ors. Examine every bottle See that Il
private u y Stamp unmutaed the cork, win
scene and signature hne steel plate side
Abel see tina, bottle rehled with spurious and
de stun Any person pretending to sell Plantation
Bitter. by the gallon o. IN aalk oS igtera tfsIsn,
whether called Plantation Btters not, is criminal under
the t. s. Law and w b. prosecuted by us. We already
have our eve on several parties ng bottles Sc who
will succeed getting themselves into close quarters The
demand for brakes Plantation Bitter, from ladies' cergynen
merchants incredible. The simple trial Of bottle Is
are sold by all respectable druggists grocer physicians
hotels saloons steamboats, and country stores
2. X. DRAKE L CO.,
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