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Estate of Charles Burns. Deceased,

4 LII creditors and others interested in the es-
IA tate of Charles Burns, deceased, are hereby
notified that the undersigned, Administrators Of
said estate, intends to make final settlement of
the said estate at the next term of the Probate
Court OF Lyon county, to be held at the Office of
the Probate Judge, in the town of Emporia on
the first Monday of April, A D. 1864.
LUCY A. BURNS, Admin stratrix.
JNo. w. HAYES, Atty for Administrators
Dated February 18th, A. D. 1864 26-29
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If you want to see goods in piles, so to
Perley's He has the largest and most de-
sirable stock in this vicinity, and is bound
to sell them at the lowest possible prices.
Persons in want of goods will make money
by calling at the brick front store. alt
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-03-26
Notice of Final Settlement.

4 hi creditors and others interested in the es-
"A tate of James H. Wheeler, deceased, are
hereby notified that the under signed, Admins
tratrix of said estate intends to make final settle
ment OF the said estate at the next term of the
Probate Court Of Lyon county, to be held at the
Office of the Probate Judge IN the town of En-
poria, on the first Monday of April. A. d. 1864
HULDAH a. WHEELER,
Administrators
Da'e ed March oh 1864. 27-30
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SHINGLES! SHINGLES |

HE undersigned having renodeled the old
Il Yangundy Machine, are now prepared to
furnish Shingles of the best quality, cheap, for
cash, trade. For further particulars inquire al
the farm of DAVID VANGUNDY, one mile BE-
low the Junction, or at the residence of Orrin
Clark, corner North Avenue and Water street
Neosho Rapids. ORRIN CLARK,
VIM. f. VANGUNDY.
Neosho Rapids, May 9. 1863 284-335
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

NOTICE is hereby given, that viii offer for
IN sale, at public auction, at GAINESVILLE, Green
wood county, ON Tuesday, the third day of May.
land the days following next,) 1864 at ten eek,
the following described real estate, or sueh por-
ton of each traetas may be neces sary to pay the
tax. charge. and lenalty due fhereon
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-03-26

The County Treasurer directs US to say to
the tax payers of Lyon county that the tax
list will be ready for publicationin the next
issue of THE News. Those interested will
take notice and govern themselves accord
ingly.
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Probate Notice.

State of Kansas, county of Lyon In the Probate
Court.
4 Ii persons interested in the estate of Sam
"A uel Hammil, deceased, will take notice, that
a petition has been filed in said court, praying
for order to sell the real estate of sal deceas
ed, to pay the Indebtedness of said estate that
said petition is set for hearing in said court on
Monday the 18th day of April next, and that IN
less good cause be there and then shown, why
said prayer should not be granted, IN order viii
be made for the sale of the real estate In said Re
tition, described as follows, to-wit: The N. 2.
quarter Of section IS, township Is, range IL, in
said county, and lots No. SO and $50 Commercial
street, Y State street, Al Market street. &C. Con
gress street l6S Sylvan street, 10 West street. I68
Mechanic street, l56 Heosho street, So Cotton
wood street, and al Constitution street, in EN-
pe:Ia, in said county, or so much of the same as
viii pay the debts Of the said Samuel Hammil,
deceased.
Witness my hand, this % day of February, A
ID. 1864. MOVES SPICER,
Probate Judge
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ToWnship E1ection.

There will be an election held in Emporia
township, on Monday next, the 26Ih, for
the following township officers:
One Township Trustee.
Two Constables.
Six Road Overseers-oue in each Road
District R. B. Hurst,
Township Trustee.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-03-26

ADvERTIsE.-Every business man ought
to advertise. The newspaper goes abroad
as the mirror Of the business done in the
town where it is printed. There are seve-
raj mechanics and business men in Emporia
that do not advertise. The paper does not
represent all the business done in the place
People at distance picking up THE News
do not see all that we are doing. Every
one that lets people know what he is doing
through the columns of the paper, helps so
much to advertise the town, as well as iu-
crease his own profits. A live looking pa
per (and we have always endeavored to
make this one) makes folks think we have
live town. Every business house ought
to tell the people where they are and what
they are doing.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE There viii be preach
ing in the Emporia School House. By Elder
J. B. Taylor, Lords day, March eth, 1864,
and thereafter on the second and fourth
Lords days of each month, morning and
evening, the Lord willing.g
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I. E. Perley, agent, has choice stock Of
Ladies' Dress Goods, Embroideries Collars,
Notions, fine Clothing. Boots and Shoes,
Hats, ETC., etc., that can be had for little
money
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We are glad to know that Rev. H. D.
Fisher has been appointed Presiding Elder
OF this District. He is thorough going
preacher and an accomplished gentleman.
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Notice to builders.
Township Trustee

Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board of Directors of School District No.
Is, Lyon county; for the construction Of a
stone School House in the said District I'M
ill Wednesday, April go, 1864.
The size of the building 27x33, one story
high-to be completed by the 1st of Sep
tember, 1864.
Specifications Of building are on exhibit
ton at the residence of Ross Thomas.
Bids for mason work, for carpenter
work, and for furnishing lime and sand. to
be handed in separately.
The Directors reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
MAHLoN Stout, Director.
E. l.. DAVIS, Clerk.
r. THOMAS, Treasurer.
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There is talk of new store in town, by
Thorp & Wilson, of Fort Scott. 1t will.
perhaps, be opened in about three weeks
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-03-26

See advertisement of sale of property by
T. E. Babcock, of Fremont, in another col
umn.
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Capt. Henry Pearce is about to erect a
OommodiOus frame residence on his place
near Britton & Fawcett's mill.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-03-26

We understand that H. D. Francis has
opened shoe shop at Plymouth.
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JAMEs MEANS.

Stone Mason, BrickIayer and PIasterer,
( S ready to take contracts for any work in his
1 line. BUILDING STONE and PLASTER
ING HAIR for sale.
EnpOEia. Kanaas. August 3. 1891 2O2
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ISAAC SHARE.

ATT OR mex AT Law
COUNCIL GROVE, KANSAS.
VIII practice his profession in the counties Of
Morris, Chase, Lyon, Usage, Coffey, and all the
other COUNTIES of the Fifth Judicial District
Especial attention given to collections.
March II, 1864. "
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DIED.

On Thursday, the 18th of March. of tvnbo;d
pneumonia, Mrs. HANNAH, wife of James
Jackson, Esq, of Pike township, aged about IS
years.
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Copartnershin Notica.

THE undersigned have this day associated
A with them In business Mr.. F. Waskev. The
name and style of the firm viii be hereafter
Waskeys Hurst & Co. WASKET & HURST.
EmPoria, March ] 4, 1864
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The County Commissioners meet next
Monday week, (the 4th of April.)
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Publication Notice,

Attest: ]. S. SHIPHAN, Clerk 1881 ais.
Dated this Doth day of February A. D. 1864.
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War Department, Adjutant Generals Office


War Department, Adjutdnt Generals Office
Washington, Sept. &c, 1884
The following officers, having been reported
at the headquarters Of the army for the offences
hereinafter specified, are hereby notified that
they will stand dismissed the service Of
the United States, unless, within fifteen days
from this date, they appear before the Military
Commission, in session in this city, Of which
Brig Gen. John u. Caldwell, United States
volunteers, 10 president, and make satisfactory
defence to the charges against them:
Absence WITHOUT ledue
First Lieutenant F. j. r. Collin, 18th Penn.
syIvania ca yalry.
Surgeon George M. Ramsay, esth New York
volunteers.
Second Lieutenant Patrick J. McCabe, s8th
New York volunteers
First Lieutenant Timothy Cranney, 10th
New York volunteers.
Captain James T. Hall, ID New York mount.
ed rifles.
Second Lieutenant CHARLES F. Rsdington, 22d
New York cavalry.
Lieutenant Alexander Graham, 18th New
York cavalry.
Absence soitk0ut leare since March Q, 1861
Lieutenant John Mcclure, quarterma ster
45th Pennsylvania volunteers.
Absence OithOut kaue, having left his command
a0tthout proper authority
Lieutenant Marcus A. Corey, 9th New York
cavalry.
For fading to report to the board Of examination at
Annapolis, Maryland, Of Which Brigadier General
p Graham is president, at ordered.
First Lieutenant Frank w. Foote, I21st New
York volunteers. T.. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant AdJutant General.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR sTATIoNERY.
House Of REPRESENTATIVES. United States. I

Clerks 0Hse, August e, lss4.S
ssssdh rs v n1n Be- fsssyss = this office
l2o'eloek n for furnishing each Of the following
classes OF M b for the use Of the House OF
xhte GuaFto Post Paper extra
100 perne iasd Note Paper extra s
rs.m, xhits 0omnersisl NSte Paper, extra
80 Note PAPER extra
~ supersns, plain n
re.ns !ss af' Cap Paper. extra sup.rane faint
Is ::s%. Fit tss G s..n pnssB Ben
SEQ Manila Paper SKA inches soS %
pounds per ream, fat very smooth and
90 reans Manila Paper, Nxu inches. wei Ching
a pounds per ream, tat, very smooth and
1900. white Thick Adhesive Envelopes. 57sxsI
$1,000. white Thick Adhesive Envelopes, 5szxs,1
10000 White Thick Adhesive Envelopes, s.<xsx
1900. white Thick Adhesive Envelopes, sXxsI
1000 fancy Note Envelopes
100 COO buff Adhesive Envelopes, 7Hx3x inches
gross Congress Tie Envelopes
n ross. ss:S En- iSt.ssSsi
II dozen !nkstands, various kinds
10 dozen bottles best Black Ink, quarts, pints and
8 dozen best Blue Ink, quarts and pints
is dozen R Ri PENCILS iSns and short
round, No.2
R Es GsrT Vao and t Rs Pencils
dozen Rubber Penhoiders, different sizes
10 dozen packs Visiting Cards
Is lbs best Scarlet Sealing Wax
s dozen Diaries, for 1865, various kinds
5dozen Memorandums, various kinds
2a dosen f Ps1s2 Folders
a S3es1 R nfRsa kaIsss
-four s and iis
dozen Se sfsch sI she. e1sf'' 'HeA "'N ' ~
n, sros hr Ri bSe RH Bspd. and Ring.
500 skins Parchment, l6x2 inches
dozen Sponge Cups
In the supply Of goods, contractors, win be rig
idly required to furnish articles fully equal to
Proposals must be accompanied by the names
the suretes intended to be offered,
the productions of American industry, if equally
cap and of good quality and all persons max;
state whether the same are the manufacture of the
United States. ,.,., ..o -. ANU
charge for carriage, at the office Of the CLERK Of
the House of on or before the 18th
u Each proposal to be endorsed Proposals for
stationery for the House of OF the
Suite specimens of each class of articles pro-
posed for must aeeomPaandy s the proposal marked
The person Offering to furnish any class Of arti
cles at the lowest price quality considered shall
bond with two or more sureties satisfactory to The
Clerk Of the House Of RepressntatiEes TOR the s
bond must n be fled in the office Of the said CLERK
opened and the result s des1s sRS MCPHERSON
United States. au 30-law4t
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GRAND LARCENY-Saturday afternoon, off,
Ger Lynch, of the Fourth Ward, arrested Sarah
Venny, co1ored fancy lass, for stealing Ss5
unsophisticated chap; went hack riding Fri
day night with the girl and carried his money
In his pocket. The next morning he discov-
cred that he had slept all night In the hack, and
his money had disappeared. He demanded his
money of the girl. and she returned his pocket
book and s11. The prisoner was taken before
Justice Johnson who sent her to Jail for court
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POLICE RRPoRTs-Second Prec,nct-Philip
Thomas, throwing stones; locked up. Fred'k
Bartling, drunk; military. Jas Alexander,
firing pistol in street; IS. Hamilton Knowles,
disorderly; $3.50 Maria Lewis and Charles
TAird Precinet-Wm. Powell and Samuel
Riggs, suspicion Of larceny; dismissed. Eliz'h
Harris, disordsriy; s2A; Also, selling liquor
deriy;s4.A. Christ Krouse, do, .S24i. John
HILLARY, w. F. Robinson, Thomas Evans, VIC
1ating corporation ordinance; dismissed. p.
draas; dismissed. Thomas Penn, disoGder i;
&2.44. Marg't DAISY, drunk; workhouse. Geo.
Harmon, do; dismissee. G. q. Richardson,
do. ard disorderiy; S5.A.
Fourth Precinct.-Thomas McCanna and Jno.
Parker, drunk and disorderly; SO each Chas.
Thomas, larceny, Jail for court. Mary En-
merson, threats; bail for peace. John Parker,
ly; workhouse. John Tobin, drunk and dis
orderly; Hannah Young, vagrant workhouse
Margaret Deck, disorderly; so.
VIM. Fish, violating hack law; Sl.5S. M.
Kelly, Henry Carroll, assault and battery; 81.
Jas. Lawrenson, ]. McMinamen, ]. HATS, J.
do. military. Stephen Tally, Catharine Clark,
Elizabeth Brown, drunk and disorderly: 50
each. L. ]. WEIGH, carrying concealed weap-
s s1ss &c e. Fo aay drunk drunk; do. 's pf0''n'
;Sirth Precinct.-John Murry, assault and bat
terry; dismissed. George Conoway, disorderly;
do. Saran a. wayne, assault ana Dattery Dali
for peace. Owen ID. Tomalty, drunk; dis
missed. John Murry, drunk and disorderly.
81. David Dillon, violating hack law; 81;
Bryan Shields, do. 81. Malinva Carpenter,
disorderly; 81. B. F. Troope, do; $40. James
Hope, drunk; dismissed. Patience Blanket, dis.
orderly; 81.
Tenth Precinct.-Paul Simmond, grand lar
ceny; Jail for court. Dennis Mcdonald, drunk
and disorderly; dismissed. John Toombs, as
sault: bail for court. Richard Bennett, drunk
80. Moses Warmley, disorderly; 1854. Sam'l
Smith, do; dismissed. Thomas Lomax, as
SAINT and battery; bail for court. Cornelius
Leonard, drunk and disorderlg; 81. William
Mullen, larceny; bail for court. q. Kranoke
ID. Demunt B. Fronc, Leopold Vercheire,
drunk; dismissed.
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War Department. Adjutant Generate Office, !
Warrington, Sept. "a, 1854.

Second Lieutenant George b. Smith, 4th
ITuired Stairs infantry, having been reported
IN the headq uarters OF the army for absence
xSitbou, leave. is hereby notified that, unless,
within fifteen days from this date, he appears
fore the military commission in session In
This city, OF which Brigadier General Cald.
well. United States volunteers, La president,
and make satisfactory defence TO the charges
!, gairst him, he will be recommended for dis.
W. is al II ON the ser vice Of the United States
e. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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b RoP0s AIS FOR 7OR AG1.
OHIEy QuAlrIlxAs4IR's OYY1oH,
WAauIH0AnA hmm naA lQ&

OaII1 QuARTERMAs78R's OT!Iol.
fS1 the
Aiexsndris. and Fort Monroe, Va, or either S Of
ths.s PLACES, With az, Corn; 9.t: ara stray. N,
bushels Of corn or oats and so tons of hay or straw.
Bidders must state At which of tho .sovs-n.msa
said ah
and bs 70 word. III.
35a s %
bushels each. The sacks to Be furnished without
sfr. r. to the The hay
The particular Kind or description II oats. corr,
sRs under bid. herein In
ssis;; ne
made sss .9eis sos .h. e
gISPossl: Win : e. - s.S Is;,oa
contract for Tie same, WITH good and sssicisnt
IN
10
the offer Of said bidder and the next lowest respon
s6ie bid. or the person TO whom the contract
The resPonsibility Of tho susr.ntors must b
under the United states Government or RESPONSE
"a Al bidders viii Be duly notified Of the accept
anee or rejection Of their proposals:
nP:s be s:ss e. IL
"a ;Soaia 5. Slsia' NAKED f101so:.i;
lOn .,. ..,.l "a a. .,rnrn% - ~. AS.
be- obtained upon .pDiiestion It this odes.
FORM OF PROPOSAL.
tTown. County and i sHt.tts|}==
a.T.s q stss r It, 70
20
for forge, dated Wsshinston Depot Dec g. 1862
@bushsls q Corn. in sacks. At per bushel Of
-bushels q Oats. in sacks. It per bushel Of
-tons 81 Baled Hay. At - per ton of 1909
-tons u B.lsd Straw. at - Per ton of 5000
e. 9n 81 sse ss I'll s
Into ywptten sss.
With se2d and Ssn:
Ia: BEEN t socspted. Your obedsnt servant. ~
Brissdier General D. h. RuoKlR.
General Depot oua1ts. :p;s
euARaHrT T''A'ns''n' D'''
Of State Il. Hnssa sss.
:1a 4: sessseiss ia Il -:
ties in :u% equal 70 The amount Of TIE contract:
tSs tsrms Of me pecember g. s
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Q RHI0 IALs

Wv Dsp~tmsaa Aajvsaas 9sssvars &c.
NasAtaeton, NsrsA II, @04.
All applications for leaves Of absence or pei..
0lesion to visit Washington must p aoole =
70 Major General Halleck, Chief OF Stan, ono
must specify the business for which the omcsI
desires the permission. Kilograms aooIgsseo
direct TO the Secretary Of war on snas suD]sc'
viii receive no attention.
- Il. D TowNsHNDb
Assistant AdtutAnt General
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PERSONAL.

EEMALE COMPLAINTS and Diseases arising
l. from impurity of the blood receive special at
tention from DR.. DARBY, 492 7th street, between
and Z. Honorable and scientific treatment war.
ranted. sep l5-1mH
LEVER AND AGUE PERMANENTLY CURED
Il FOR S5.-Madame MARSHA, the Astrolo.
gist, at No. 4Q3 street, will warrant to the pub
lie to cure the Fever and AGue permanently in
one weeks time. Also other complaints treated
with great success At No. 4O3 Z street, between
9Th and 10th SITS. sep a. Inns
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THI ONLY PAYSlc NM ADvTI 5;SS@
Has discovered ths M .Qef1a S5Sfo6n
.f''''p aiHicsk i 81 81 III ssasss
Reiiy ia SIS HosrsI M 4Etf(1ts sdf
Person; .. ai,1 fsi, 81
4 GUN n , xast w e ~ q % I'VE
s. Msaa::.x q sai s:s p s:
fsfpitation Of tie Heart: TIM - -.
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Lungs, stomach or Bowels-these s4S{xa22 zLEs
seer rfi ana solitary s HSrs..isss @si
Victims than the song Of syrenste 4hs - =
spticiDstions. rendering marria<s ~ H. -
DE- YOUNG xENtaT .Iinf syaw
Especially, who have become thesySg~ -
taryViee, that dreadful and destruooe1e&olY9e4
Yoass Ess 81 1t to most so s. ...ss
whs t 9thssw,.s
walked to extAcy the living Tyre, may 81 ~ ID
TAKE PARTICULAR KoSz0GSvao0
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much to Be dreaded-tess Of Msm9H.0Se3S
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ORGANIC Tl lN4s FS dhRRT1HeES0F s
r Id P is:.
Daapssssn. Is.: " q naE:'f
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ssssss and the
is hfs ben ,Rsnt in the hSspitSS
known; many troubled with ringing in ~ M
:sd sudden soandD
blushing, attended sometimes with dsraaoGmn11
Of mind were cured fu iHTsdi xsk .s
INDUCED in when sione~a habit freau emily g.
1Hieh & sv N %hss asleep
not cured, renders marriage impossible, - -
str9ys both mind and bsdy, should ABBY 80
" Wh.. pit, that y.ups man. II: hols.S II
'n.tehss from IN the srosgsct: and sn,1sSs2s
Of nature and indulgina in Q certain secrof -
Such persons must b.tGFs ea9gPEssnD'sns saisd
reflect that sound mind and body are the h)t))0
h6s sSs 4sn &c nina
shadowed with despair and allied With the ~
shoiy reflections that the happiness OF anot1 u
0ns''s 1i Hia Uss S1 OF lxPRuDsNos. paw
hs s.i tns TIM
fal disease. it often happens that an III. tim ed -
pyns chose 1bs eduseason and
bility can alone befriend him. He falls intd -
keep him trinins month after month. or a. lo18&l
unsd e S .S IN
ng dsaIpointment or y the use Of that dnS!
Of this terrible disease s such a. HSsotio
The Hssd Throat Nose Sfi 5:. sts
Els dreadful sudsrinss By sending HIM 70 II ths(
discovered country from whose bourne no traN6yee
OFFICE SOUTH FREDERICK STREAQs
left hand side going from Baltimore street, 80
doors from the corner Fail not to observe n -
No letter. received miles, post, paid and -
vsrtisement describing symptoms. .
r. D,;,s Dig.osrs hang. s. AZ 0es: sd1
The many thousand cured at this estabhsl ~
within the last twenty years, and the numet&1(
important Surgic Operations performed MN;
Johnston, witnessed by the reporters Of Ths31D(
and many other papers, notices OF which hav4gu1
peared again and again before the public, be3f0G
his standing as gentleman Of character an{R4s
sponsibility. II Q Gumoient guarantee TO tA4S a.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURz1oo
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s.T.-1S6O.-X.

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each bottle.
Beware Of imposters. Examine every bottle,
Bee that it has D. 8. Barnes signature on our pri
vate q. 8. Stamp over the cork. with plantation
scene, and our firm signature ON q fine steel plate
neravine on side label. Bee that our bottle is not
reflled with spurious and deleterious stuff We defy
any person to match the taste or character of eur
goods. Any person pretending to sell Plantation
Bitters by the gallon or in bulk, is An imposters
We sell only in our log cabin bottle. Any person
Initiating this bottle. selling any other material
therein, whether called Plantation Bitters or not
il criminal under the q. 8. Law. and will be 80
prosecuted BY u.s. We already have our eye ON two
parties re- filing our bottles, &C., who will succeed
In getting themselves into close quarters. The
demand for brakes Plantation Bitters from ladies'
eersymen. merchants. &C., is perfectly incredible
The simple trial of bottle is the evideuce we pre-
sent Of their worth and superiority. They are sold
by all respectable druggists, grocers, physicians,
hotels, saloons steamboats, and country stores.
r. HI. DRAKE & Co.,
aug 2eosm 202 BROADWAY. NY.