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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-10-13

PAY OF PosTMAsTERs.-An order issued by
the Post Office Department, on the 18th of
September, says:
"By the provisions of an act approved
July l, 1854, the mode of paying postmasters
has been changed from commissions to fixed
salaries
The compensation Of the postmaster at
New York is fixed at $4,000 year; all other
Offices to be divided into five classes; the
first class to receive not more than $4,000,
nor less than $4,000; the second class to re-
ceive less than $4,000, and not less than
81, 200; the third class to receive less than
81, 900, and not less than $1,000; the fourth
class to receive less than 81 900, and not less
than 800; the fifth class to receive less
than s1OO."
The following are the offices of the frss
three classes in Wisconsin, with the salaries
attached:
First Class-Janesville, $4,000; Madison,
$4,000; Milwaukee, $4,000.
Second Class-Fond du Lac, s2,sOo La
Crosse, $4,000; Oshkosh, $4,000; Racine
$4,000; Beloit, $4,000.
Third Class-Appleton, $500; Baraooo,
81 POO; Beaver Dam, 81, 400; Berlin, ,4ooi
Columbus, 81 900; Delavan, sl,Zoo green
Bay, 81 800; Kenosha, 81, goo; ManisoWoo'
81 100; Mineral Point, $1,000; Monroe
81, 300; Platteville, sl,lo0; Portage oiy'
81 800; Prairie du Chen, ,ioo; n'p oo
81 500; Sheboygan, 81, 400; sparta, st,zoo'
WATERFOWL, 81, goo; Waukeshs, ,ooo' "au-
pun, 81, 500; Whitewater, $1,000
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-10-13

UNNECESSARY CHAINs.-An Egyptian, who
acknowledged Fire for his god, one day do
ing his devotions kissed his god, after the
manner Of worshipers, and burnt his lips 1t
was not in the power of that false and imagi-
nary deity to cure the real hurt done to his
devoutest worshiper. just such fool is he
that kisses danger, though with design of
virtue, and hugs opportunity of sin, for an
advantage of piety. He burns himself in the
neighborhood Of the flames, and twenty to
one but he may perish in it's embraces; and
he that looks out danger, that he may over
come it, does as did the Persian who wor-
SHIPPED the sun, looked upon him when he
prayed him to cure his weak eyes. The sun
may as well cure bad eye, or great bur
den knit broken arm, as q danger can do
him advantage that seeks such a combat,
which may ruin him and after which he may
have this eward, that it may be said Of him,
he had the good fortune not to perish in his
folly. 1t is easier to prevent mischief than
to cure it, and beside the wound, it is far
more full of difficulty to cure broken leg,
which little care and observation would
have preserved whole To recover from
sin is none of the easiest labors that concern
the sons of men; and therefore it concerns
hem rather not to enter into such narrow
strait, from which they can never draw back
their head, without leaving their hair and
skin and ears behind.-Jereny Taylor.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-10-13

The intelligent voter finds something sug-
gestive in the fact that the electoral ticket
for Mr.. Lincoln is headed by Edward Everett
in Massachusetts,, Daniel S. Dickinson in New
York Thomas Cunningham in Pennsylvania,
and David Tod in Ohio-all eminent names,
and all of them men who opposed Mr.. Lincoln
in 1860. These are distinguished representa-
tives, simply, OF a great host of citizens
whom patriotism has compelled to take the
side of Mr.. Lincoln, against an opposition
which carried its party passion to the extent
of disIoyalty and treason. .-r
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-10-13

Although the Devil is said to be the most
nowerful and formidable of created beings,
it is safer to fight him than any other living
thing.
The time that is gone we deem more
pleasant than the time that is with US. Even
to what diverts in the present we give the
name of pastims.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-10-13

CowARDLY.-The New York Daily Atus III
dulges in the following fling at those Demo
Gratis who, in the changed condition of affairs
are so ready to change their base from the
the platform adopted at Chicago:
GA political organization that dare not face
its own music, that is afraid of its own posi-
ton, and that deals in subterfuge and evasion
toward those upon whom it counts for sup
port, is unworthy and incapable of victory
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-10-13

'SEMMEs," and nothing more, was the mot
to on one of the transparencies at Demo
cratic meeting in Cincinnati, and that was in
fanny enough. The cheat who decoyed inno-
cent merchantmen with the English fiag-the
robber who plundered the property and fired
the ships of those he deceived-the craven
who never dared face an armed foe save
once. when his Infamous craft was sunk out
of sisht-the traitor who made piratlcal war
on the flag which nourished him, without
even the fimsy excuse of "the secession OF
his State" is made an object of honor at
Democratic gathering. The fitting hnaie
should have been cheers for JEFF. DAVIS.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-10-13

THE WHISKY TAX, THE WORST LINCOLN Our
RAGE.-Talk Nv military interfearunce with
the freedum wv eleckshuns? What is that
in comparison with the tax on whisky With
out sootable supply Nv whisky there is no
such thing as freedum Nv eleckshuns. This tax
on whisky was an insidious plan to re-eleck
Old Abe, and grately feer its operashun will
be most disastrus tn our party. There is al
ready a most deplorable destatooshun Nv this
demikratic fluid in menny seckshuns Nv the
country. Wun Nv my Majors who used to
drink modderately-about s galluns a week
has bin compelled to cut himself down tn
as many quarts, and saw him only yesterday
talkin tn niger as black as the ase of spaids
as if be took him for newman being The
consequences On those who used tu drink
considerable are still more dipplorable, and
shoodn't be surprised if half on EN- shood
BEGUN blak rippublkins before November.
An how are the demikratic eandydaits tn
bring owt the whole strength of watll be left
Nv the party, wen wisky is ten sents a glass
"A State Rites Democrat. -.s. --..-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-10-13

The "S0nS of Liberty in Court.

The Trial Of II. H. Dodd.
Democrats Conspiring with Rebels,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-10-13
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 30th.

Gross examination of Felix S. Stidyer, wit
ness for the Government, by J. W. Gordon,
counsel for the defeuce. Was engaged as
government detective. Had served in the
army in the 18th Kentucky for sixteen months.
Had met DR.. Bowles in the lodges, where the
ritual and colloquies of the order were gone
through with. Witness then gave his name
J. J. Grundy. All the members Of the
American Knights were not admitted into
the Order of the Sons of Liberty The lat
ter Order was IN all its essentials exactly like
the Order of the American Knights, but thew
admitted into the Order Of the Sons of Lib
erty only such as were considered true to the
principles of the Order ond were deemed re-
liable and worthy of admission. The title of
the Order was changed from 0. a. E. to 0.
S. L., and some additions were made to the
ritual of the Order, among which was the
motto Resistance to Tyrants is obedience
to God, which was introduced as part Of
the colloluy or secret sign of recognition
between members; the two persons pro-
| nouncing the alternate words. This motto
was said by members, to have been intro
| duced by Vallandigham. The New York
committee had revised the ritual Dr. Bowles
| gave the witness programme OF the opera
tons of the Order Illinois was to furnish
| fifty thousand, who were to concentrate at
st. Louis, and to cooperate with Missouri,
which was to furnish thirty thousand; and
these combined forces were to cooperate
| with Price, who was to invade Missouri with
| 20 900 Een, or what force JeH. Davis could
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-10-13
The Northern Department.

TIE following order was issued by General
HOOKER, in assuming command of this De,
partment:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05
THE STATE OF EUROPE.
The schIes wi & -HoIstein Question.

fTom OUf Sptclt NoIespohcshl-
FLo.ENcE Feb {. 1884.
Poland Is forgotten, and Schleswig- Holstein
sbsorbs the attention Of Europe. The question Is com
plca.ed and little understood In England, whore the
loyalty Of the naton and their beiof tina, Lord pamers
ton Is great statesman doee not allow the Idea that tho
Glucksburg King Of Denmark could be In the wrong.
The Americans have no such prejudice but might again
be influenced in an opposite way BY the Germans re-
siding in the United States Allow me, therefore, once
more 10 return To that question under the three fold
aspect Of right Of nationally and OF European politics.
sSS y has 81 syi5 @ S saIn f.
ferent in the Duchies l1h the kingdom German feu.
dial right governs the DSaies. according to which no
female nor her descendant can inherit sovereignty but
D Denmark tho female succession is established; &C.
cordngly the rghl heir VI the Duces the Duke OF
Augustenburg, Of the elder branch OF the ducal lno
the rghtfu heir Of Denmark being fret the Lsndgreve
Of Hessia aud aer his abdoation the Duke Of Gneks-
bnrg OF the younger branch 81 the ducL line OF 6chlcs
wig Bols.in; not in his own night but In the night Of
his wife Every body knew that opt the Urea. 10Y 10Y
did not want To weaken the small lngdom still more
aud 20 expose 1t to an eventual absorption either by
Russia or by sweden they declared therefor IN is
frited their claims TO the sovereignty OF the
Duchy by the attainder Of the head Of the family
Who IMPORTED BY PrassG, had taken tho fan OF TIC
Sehleswfg Holstein instruction in leis. They sp-
pointed the Duke O! GluckBburg eventual heir In Den
mark In the stead Of the Duke Of Argustenourg her
OF the Duehes. But tie ambassadors OF Tie fiYo
Powers are OF course court OF justice; they had no
hight 70 decree tho forfeiture Of the rights OF all the
ugustenburg princes 70 interfere with the rights
Of succession The Great Powers cannot set up MIL
for the manufacture of dvne right nor can they eXpro
pirate the soyereign rights OF the ground OF
he public veal They might have made proposal for
settling a serious European difficulty but they In;
tended 10 interfere with that divine rght Which unti
now yas the haas OF the succession OF tho kings and
princes IA Hurope. they ought TO have submitted that
settlement either to the legislatures both Of the Kingdom
OF Denmark and OF the Duches or TO sum age
That step has never been taken and tho arrangement
OF the succession in the Duehies remained there.
fore q dead letter against which Holstein.
and at least one portion Of schleswie; protests.
protocc-they feared it would not hold water and there
fore declared that Denmark ought not incorporate
schleswis into tn. Kingdom; 'he had 70 retain her
eyerythfng what Hungary claims from ustrA Poland
from Russia, and Possn from Prussia BY such con
csssop they tbougtt 70 spp<sss tie German psticp,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05
THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES SONGS. sERvICEe
AND SPEECHES OY PRIVATE MILES ORElLLf.
l2fno Up. ISL Carleton
HoOks Received.

Dse,h or the Homestead OF the Nations Egyp us.ra.ed
b. Edward l.. Gsrt. syo pp. 2ss. Boston; Ticfnc'
Fields, E.w.York Sheldon Co.
Sordero STAFFORD, Christmas Eve, and Easter Day By
Robert Browning limo ppl AZ. The Same.
Report Of the Organization and Campaign, OF tho Army Of The
Potomac by George b. Mcclellan svo. PIP eco
Sheldon Co.
Practice An the Executive Departments Of the Government
under the Pension Bounty, and Prize Laws Of Ii,
United State. By Hobers sewsL svo. pp SO. D.
Appleton l. Go.
Extracts from the Diary OF Country Pastor By Mrs IT, C.
Gsydner. l2mo. PIP no. Cincinnati; Poe Hitchcock
Tie Laws and Principles OF Whist. By CAyendiAh IL
pp ". d. Appleton Co.
Robs al Roma BY William w. Story syol'.. MO. Th'
Same.
Luca and the abb; or Tho Reading Of the Bible. ny
Adoph monod ID. ID. u mo. PIP. 7io Robert Carte
Brothers
Stories from Jewish History. u no. pp. l7s The Same
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05

admirable sketches by Mrs. Stove are excellent in
their kind; but they have been handled with little
judgment by the editor who has failed to perceive
the opportunity of composing biography of singu-
lar interest, instead Of the dsjointed pieces which
he has thrown together in such Q confused and
unworkmanlike manner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05

LONDON Feb IL, le64.
The bit Of private intelligence which / thought
worth embodyiug in an exceptional semi weekly letter
to YOU four days ago. concerning the last enterprise OF
Messrs Mason. SlideIl, Mafitt, Dudley Mann & Co,
entirely for their own profit and that Of their
British scoomphces with the deliberate intention OF
abandoning the fortunes Of and turning their sooundrey
backs upon Q moribund Confcderacy-this bit OF news
has received curious confirmation In paragraph which
these gentlemen their sbeers have caused to Be IN
departure II appeared on the evening Of the 10TH and
here Il 10;
AvsssxL 70 PuRsus TIE ALAnAnA-It v.s currently 10
ported on Change his afternoon that few days OF the
slssl sessw steamers saess wsad ssvs Bsth pert On
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05
FROM LONDON.

4 New Dodge On the Part Of the Rebels-A
Pretended Union Cruiser Alter the Ala.
bama-Thc Emperor ofshe French Cold.
shsuldering the south-The Kears"rgc
at Lisbon-The Alexandra Case-The
Anti-Amcrican Attack on tho British
Observation-Disclosures Of England In Eu-
ropcan sympathies-Ansie-R and
theiF Antecedents - Engiishwomen's
Opinions-Georgo Augsstus sala and
Train.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-07

Attention, soIdisrsf - Protect your
health l-So ssasbls man will lsavs the city with
ont a supply 81 HolicwAy's Pills ana Ointment
FOR wounds, bruises. sores, fsysrs, aud dyssntsf.
~, these medicines the best IN tbs world. All
tbs English and French soldiers use them, botk
Ia camp and IN the hsld. II the reader Of this
Z" notice cannot get bex Of Pulls or eistHasst
from the Drug stors Ii bis Plaes, let him writs 70
me, 80 Maiden Lane, enclosing tbs smsHst, sadI
will mail box fros 81 sxpsass. Many Dealers
will not keep my medicines On haas hsoaass thsy
esnnot make ~ much profit a. On othar persons
make. % cents, 90 cents, and 81 - per bsx or
pot noy4-IWd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-07
Unpresenteble Heads
Are in a momsnt bssatissd BY tho operation Of
Christadoro's Hair DYE.

Which, without ths slightest sToable, imparts 70
tbs hair Of the head, Shisksrs, beard, or nous
tachss, auy shade Of brown, or the NEST perfect
black. Ladies' It without soiiing their
fingers II is tbs most expeditions hair dye Ia the
world, and the only one free from ssy poisonous
ipRredlsat, and that contains a nourishing and
esollent vegetable principle.
CDristadoro's Hair Prcservative,
A valuable adjunct to the Dys, in dressing and
promoting the growth and perfect health Of the
hair. and Of Itself, VIXEN used alone, safeguard
that pretscts the hbres from decay undsr all cir
eumstanees and under all elimea
Manufactured BY J. CHRisTADoKo, No. 9 Assos
Hsuse. New York Sold BY all Druggists. Applied
By all Hair Dreasers oet2i.im
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-07

NEW YoRK, Nov. 5-Ths steamer Nc
Clellan, from New Orleans on the 2ssh
ult, has arrived.
Mobile papers OF the 18th and 22nd
report tina. = passenger has just arrived
from Shreveport, La, with the most i'm
portant dispatches ever brought from
that quarter They assert the news Is Of
the most encouraging nature, that Shell
By 10 near the Arkansas line, and vas
capturing forts, and destroying Steele's
reiniorcemsnts and supplies
Magruder is in Arkansas, and is oper-
ating in the most vigorous manner, and
swears that be aud Steele cant live long
ia abe same Stats
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-07
THE VERY LATEST
BY
TELEGR A p H.



WAsHIrGros, Nov 5.-A dispatch
from Admiral Porter to the Secretary OF
the Navy, dated this morning, comm
nicates Intelligence of the capture of
the bloekade-runner Lady Sterling on
Friday night, Oct 18th, BY the United
States steamers Calypso and Fort Jack
SON She had $50 bales OF cotton, and
is 100 tons burthen. She is now Al
Beaufort with her engines disabled She
is beautiful psddIe-whsel steamer,
and was built BY Ash, Of London- Her
engines are 800 horse power. She is re-
ported to be very fast, IL knots per hour.
She sailed frem London in August last,
succeeded in entering Wilmington. and
vas esptarsd in attempting to return
The vessel and cargo are estimated to
Be worth at least $500 900.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-07

SAS FkAxcIsco, Nov. I've have no
news Of particular interest to report
today
Politics Is the AllgrossinK subject Of
public attention throughout the State.
Both parties are msrshaling their forces
and holding large meetings in every
place Of consequence
Maj Gen. Keys, who lately arrived
here, is writing and speaking in favor Of
Gen. Mcclellan.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-07

NEW YoRK, Nov. 5.-Ths CONNER
ciaTs Washington special says it is pos
itively asserted that Gen. Butler is nst
to be placed in command Of the Eastern
Department The Government has i'm
plicit confidence in Gen. Dix, and If il
had not, Gen. Butler would not be Sc
leeted for the position. The visis of
Gen. Batter to New York is to attend
to private business.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-07
WILLIAM REAVIs,
Attorney ut Law and U. 5. Claim
ARauf

Agent,
IL authorised By the Government TO prOoars Psa-
sions, Bounty Money, Back Pay, Bounty Land
Claims for HoRsrs and other PRoPsaTI destroyed
while IN g service Of the Government, and all
claims, OF whatever kind or nature against the
United States.
Bounty for Discharged SOldiersi
BY an amendment 70 the Bounty Law, passed At
tAe last session OF CongrSas, "An soldiers OF
other persons who hare bssa shah hereafter be
discharged within TWO years from the date Of fhsir
enlistment, by Of wounds received In battle,
shall receive the. same Bounty a. Though thsy
served tive years"
Once s51S AlaiR street, over Keller's Gun store,
opposite the Cour House, Evansville, Indiana.
oEPaponaen,s must sucless stsmps.
AA- seed references given Il required. nhSs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-07
cOLeATE,s HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet ssaP, in such uni-
versaI demand, is made rem the choicest ma
terials, is mild and emoIiient In its nature,
fragrantIy scented, and sxtFsmsly bsne
aeisI 10 It's action upon The safn. FOR sale by
ornKglsts and Fancy Goods Dealsrs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-07

ST. Louis, Nov. 5.-The steamer James
White was sunk at Island No 10, Mis-
sissippi river Cargo principally Gov
ern1ent freight Probably total loss.
The steamer Randolph was sunk yss-
terday at lhs mouth of ehe Illinois river.
Loss not sscertained
Gov. Yates of Illinois, and s. P. Chase
speak here 70 night. 4It
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-07
Rrem w..hinwton.

WAsHlxGros, Nov. 5-A special to
the Post says the reported detection of
soldiers votes for Mcclellan in the
Washington postotfiee is denied by Post
master Ross, who is a Mcclellan naa.
He has ordered the puuetual transmits
sion Of soldiers votes, and for some days
past more shaa thousand Of their let
ters have been forwarded daily.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-07
SeH TORT Narkei..


NV YoRz. S5S. ).
C0TTOS. -Dssidsdly higher. ED mere asins
at zS4I - for Kidding Uplszds
FLoJ R.-le9l5e kigosr 10 9oDll > for extra
round hoop Ohie, zzd IL I0sI2 % for trade
bran
wHISET.-DulI, at T51<9I "A fer Western.
WHEAT.--lG2s better; - Winter Res Wss-
tara.
C0RS.-Ie better; s4e51 81 for mixed.
OATSs-Qzis; a. 81.
N0OE.-Firn-
CoTfzE-Duu-
sEGAR.-Firm.
hOLASSES -Dxii.
BAELEY.-Quiet-
kTE-UuxattIsd-
PETRoLEUA-Firn and quiet.
P0BE.-Deei4edly higher 20 TSa43 50 fer
nsg Mess, rssh; closed az ~ %.
BACON slDES--Firzer; Cumberlsnd eat 70.
LABD.-Desidsdly Arn@r, at aI1zia2sZ
AOSEY.-Aetise and Hrmsr. At T.
EXCHASGE.-Firn At l es5<S9l Oes<
GOLb.--Aeiivs and armsr; epsnsd 81 ST.
advanced 10 AZ dseIiasd 30 %, sdvanesd e
2 49,
GOVERNMENT sTocKs.-Firnsr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-07

LoUIsVILLs, Nov. 5.-Trains are going
from here in every direction, al filed
With furlosghsd soldiers, many of whom
are sick and wounded. Most of them
have twelve to twenty days furIoughs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-07

BcyrALo, New 5.-A Ere occurred this
forenoon az 1877 Washington street, cor
ner Of QuAy street, destroying the build
ing occupied BY James Pratt, as a ware
house. About 5000 worth of drugs
stored there we're destroyed Loss near
" $4,000.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-07
HON e INTERESTS.

To PHrStorAN.rf you wish TO purchase pare
Drugs. Medicines, and Chemicals at AsnAn adj
vance on Eastern prices, 80 and examine KHLLEA
; warts stock, whore yon win hnd every arti-
ole that Is needed by the profession, and prices
which cannot aF to giYe satisfaction. Their
store ls At No, 81 Main street mAyAd&wu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-07
PLANTATION BITTERs,

u APp~tises distress alter eating, torpid liver,
constipation. deserve to safer, il they viii no,
sry the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERs.
which are SOW recommended by the highest rnoai.
cal authorities, and warranted to produce an -.
Hsessass beneficial eject They are exceedingly
asrssAsls, Eerfso.ly Puls, snd must supsrcsed all
Other soaios where healthy, gentle stimulsnt il
required
They purify, strengthen and invigorste.
They create healthy Appstiss.
They are an an tiaOss 70 change Of water and
They evsresns the eassss Of dissipation and
They strsagthsn the system and salivsa the
They FEeTsat niaanAsie and inasrmittsut e.
vsrs.
iasy parity ths breath and asidiey Of the
go stomach
-asy esre Dyspepsia and Constipation.
IAsy eure DiArrAsa and CholsrA Morbas.
AAsy ears Liver Complaint and Nervous
!. they make the weak strong, the IAaguia bril-
nAh'- and are exhausted natures great restorer.
fAsy are composed Of the eslssrassd Calis.ya bark
sihtefgreen, sasaafraa. reefs and hsrbs. All prs-
served in psrisctiy pure ST. CroIx rum. Fer mar.
aeulars, Sc circulars aaa tsstlmoasals around
each bottle
besAss of iEspessors. Examine every ee,tls.
see that Il has eur private Q. s. stAap unnuti-
lated ovsr ths cork, with plantation scene, ana
eur signat1rs on ins ssssl plate side Iahsl. See
that our bessls IL not rs-nllsd with spurious and
aelsisFious stan. Any person pretending to sell
FiAn'Asian Btters By the gallon or Ia bulk, Is an
N psssor. Any person initiating this bottle, or
sling any other material therein, whether called
FiAnt-saon Bitters or bet, is criminal under the
= . law, and will b 20 prosecuted BY Us We
a4saoy have eur eye on several parties re-fillinE
cur bottles, &e-, who will sasossd IN getting
thsmsslves late elOss quarters. The demand for
prAass FsAntAtiea bitsers fsOm ladies, clergy
Asa' merchants, &e.. IL incredible The simple
trial Of bottle is the evidence We present Of thai,
worth and superiority, They are sofa by ali ~
'peetAbis Druggists, grooers. physicians. hotels,
saloons, steamboats,, aud eountry stores.
?. II. DRAKE & 90.
No. soa Broadway, Y.