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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-23
4 MEXICAN X FOREIGN PATENTS.
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SOLICITOR Or PiTENTS


Late agent Oft :. Patent On,e Washington .nder tile
Act of 1871
- State Street, opposite kil0y Street, Boston.
Alter extensive practc" upv ards twenty years
continue, to secure Patents IL The Uutcl States also
Great Britain. France, AMI other foreign ,.uuirrS-
Caveats. Specifications BOnt> A. -nmcuS. and all Pa
pcIs Drawings tor Patents. executed lt-ra terms
aI.I with despatch Researches a.,- American or
F".o-m works. /" determine the Validity utility Pa
tent, or Inv eIom>-"ud ,-i,r ",ue. advice rendered
III all matters touchin, -. Copies of the claims OF
any Patent furnished Uy rcmittn- FL. Assignments
corded al Wa,hiu -tuu
TIE A.cncy J. not only the largest f.! New England
but through ii have Advantages Cor securing
Patents. oI ascertainns the patent aiity ,utoIs.
which cam Ice 6icrcI Them cSGv here Tie i.Stim1ili
hc"N tiy.n prov" that none Is more successful at The
Patent ON than the su~,rih'r and - Success = the
bet proof II Iviuta ;es AID ability. he w"ur i that
lie has abunIut reason To believe and prove. that
At no other office Of the Kind are Tie charges for Profession
al service Moderate. The immense practice II the
sn>crll cr during t"enty past i> enabeed him {"
decisions relative 10 patents
These, tcSics hI~ extensive library II LEGAL al!
Ga.l'i work. and iu.i ac"u; vi patents -'i'' 80 'i'
tntcd states and Europe, render him able. hey
All necessity of Journey 10 Washington. procure,
patch ana the usual great delay there. are here saved
srIMONIALs.
&" lreGard Mr.. +! '!y II the most capable aEd
successful practitioners with whom have had official
Commission of Patents
have no h.>iiat'nnin assuring inventors that they
cannot employ competent and trustworthy
and more capable putting their applications In a form
10 secure Tor them auedry and favorable Consideration
AZ the Patent DiiCc' EUMt Nd BURKE.
Late Commissioner e Patents
- Mr.. Il u. Eddy ua> ma t. tor me Is Applications on
all but one o. which PATENTS HiN" been granted AMI that
is now pending Such ul. proof great talent
and ability On his part leads recommend al inven-
tors apply To- him to pr"crl ir patents. The. may
~ -''Tc g" having IA" I-t ~ .'stin. ~j.! "a
Their cases. AID ~ r-iy -ci~..' ~ ts4lr-,~''
JOHN rsGtiARF.
During eight months the subscriber in com 81. ri his
large practice, made twice rejected Applications 10
appeals, every VI which decided his favor 10y
the Commission OF Patents. K H. EDDY
Boston. Dec 10. IS63-l VI.
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TUE NERNATELLA
BhACKTN

GIVES TO THE LEATHER NOT ONLY
SPLENDID JET BLACK POLISH
But an Elegant and Fashionable Perfume. .
The EertnesS and convenient Of using Liquid
Blacking and the superior polish which it gives
over other kinds has heretofore Teen in a. great
measure countsrbalanccd by its disagreeable vim
egar odor ans, the trouble Of fitting something in
to the stopper of each bottle in order to apply it
20 the brush, but the Vcrnatella Backing has
only the most delightful perfume which remains
with the leather as long as the backing lasts,
and each bottle has stick ready fitted in the
stopper The Vernatella Backing also softens
and benefits the leather
Be sure andinquire for the Vernatella Backing
PRICE - CENTS PER BOTTLE
Manufactured in the Chemical Department of
the Cahoon Manufacturing Co, and for sale by
Boot and Shoe Dealers everywhere.
WYMAN TY LER, Agents
81 Water street Boston
THE NERNATELLA.
For making the Soles Of Boots and Shoes water
proof and wear longer. is also for sale as above.
ORR
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ORDER OF NOTICE OF SEriIENFN
LEONARD " RRoWN-S EST.rr

Al P,ohal,. Cgul he'd al ST Jollsi,urr ia IA ..
VI d. III laA p. tsec. A. ID. l~6H
hvica>. asa SaIseut, adulgiSsTatero - g.. --.
ii l,.gIaIl u Srp,.r lat ~ Fea,tlAul. "a >a
.C-asc J. n, ri>cS 10 rell ser al account I'd. s- s.
ina. as L. -v>cIf A. S-Af~t sid r>saru g. .
Ian and all nance Tor The pun o>t ii Inak- ;sr E
Distribution - Tie r+>i.Er - SAID v--att. uaIE
4 >s-l ,, --t- al.'t-.- II rr-l> Nu>agr - ,-
10 Ii, ~sil4y-
II ! rilrTei r. ltieg said rsIIl llar rI., sane.
II Ger Ca si,tTasia,i sal Zee heard Al the Prarr l-
~ Iu!li >,'Is ilEv -slh ,iay de-. A a I~-,-
u Il ioi lei &. ID that al l'T>, INTERESTED o.
he tud ~ ilt!iIaii'l u NUly ~ lac lt,,T8
N lll'' 'aei ''lai irliiei al s.. ohr>igfv. -'-
sGcNr>-ltels lsesi,Is l. sad lime uf lalu. r.i-
may appear sic ClteSf the allowance ol >la acrr
lhsA >er cause; and 49, se heard IN Sall uu.r.
El2Iitr e Partition ar- Distribution of sid c>,alt
By eGsni
Attest ASA L. FRENCH D..
true cops q record.
49, ATraS- fpl-A-r.rr
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IARN& PERSONAL PROPERTY
At iGCTEaS,

Wil - sid A. ah7rc. N THURSDAY n,
- At " clock r said Farm is si,u,,a5 =. W
;.aTae-, ,'.,ai'' nile 9. Church, School u@gse
S5l-. a' Nv u; IS t'oSt flee, Blacksmith and
Par Sh'l', said Farm contains about =
and othcr nut buildings. with Two oAfiiS
mouse and aarnS- On said Farm i o,,n,, .,,,.le
OIeAa't aSo sugar Orchard q: about 259 tres
:: >'la Farm ri. "e Soii together or in lots to
Also. al TIE same :iiae aud place, viii be sold
quantity Hay aEi Grain. II or = cords of dr~
""od' household Furniture and other articles too
-'~il- 'Sii' 10 mention Terms at tine Of sale.
ALIEN u. MILLER.
w. Il: MOORE. Auc;ioaeer.
West Barnet, Dee. Is. qo-2o
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STATE OF VERMONT.

~ Essex Dl~-rlt- e..
In nrotaIe court hOlden al the probate Office En- lrs
lT- N1IL aud iu- said district ca L lirl dal TO- d.
A IL ~
|aNSs Nili "a, aCllllllsiTAir with v III alaeNed.
estate - John DcHrv- late & Maidstone ia said G-t
deocaets- taAcN Application 10 conn 10 eNscl.-
iinls kc-c,,;uf 2ioSel hiln 10 pay The debts due
said eSl.c and 10 render hfS admins trait, aCcu,R D.
S,llse ilIrCrc..aK-
RAr-rul n = 'a1r.eG by sal csurI that said az,
tAii,u 90 heard the probate al - IA i.uueiu
The q I daA - bvCeiltT i>ni. AID Il further 81
thai uIiU~ c -iNe1 To al ooiovred nv the l,utca-
al COPS Il Ill> order ln The Calyl ,an pr,tIr,.s Al
gelu>hpry, three weeks succes>lvely before said h,-
BY she CoITt-Aiirs-.
JONAH BROOKS. R-ri>,r-.
4 true coy ri TrOtrd,
ee-I Attasl, JONAH BROOKS. Reci-',-.
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RED DING'S RUSSIA SALVE
Heals Old Sores.
r f d DING'S SSIA SALVE
Cures Burns, Scalds, Cuts.
r f DDING'S RUSSIA SALVE
Cures Wounds, Bruises, Sprains
USSIA SALVE
Cures Boils, Ulcers, Cancers
r Z DDING' SSIA SALVE
Cures Salt Rheum, Piles, Erysipeias.
r E D DIN RUSSIA SALVE
Cures Ringworms, Corns, etc.
No Family Should Be Without 1t!
UONLY % CENTS A BOX.n
For sale by
seth ". FOWLE g. CO., BOSTON, MASS,
and by all druggists and country storekeepers.
November LILY
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l. Il T. y VI L IL Il n >.
This we'll known remedy is offered TO the public, sane
toned by the experience Of forty years and when
sorted 10 i'll seldom fails t. elect speedy
Co"ghs, Co(ds. Group, Bronchitis, Influenza,
I!H00ping- tDugh. Hoarsenpss. PANS, or Sore
ness IN the Chest dnd Sidc, BieediHg at
tie L"ngS Lirer Complaints, ~.
Its complete success in many of Confirmed Con-
sumption has reversed the upOOm long entertained
that this much dreaded diSense is I7Curah.n
To those who have already mad. It oil this Remedy
10 appeal necessary. To those vino have not. have
only to refer them to the written testimonials OF many #
our mos. distinguished citizens who have been restored
20 health when the expectation of being cured indeed
a"tor!orn hope We have space only the following
Reliable TestimOn
FAIRFIELD. Me-, April Is, 1o64
hesSrS SETH W. FowLE { Co,
Gentlemen Seeing numerous certificates in the Maine
Farmer endorsing the merits oil that Lung Remedy
Wi>tarS Raam of " id Cherry am induced and take
gTeI pleasure iii giving publicity TO the great ii
conIpIIShcd III family. Ny Henry A. Archer,
Postmaster at Fairfield Somerset County, Me- attack
ed with splitting OF blood, cough, weakness lungs, and
general debility mnch that family physician de-
carcd III to have Seated Consumption" tie
der medical treatment for number ot months but reCe
chase bottle iStar Basan which benefited him
So much obtained another, hCh i'll short time Testor-
Ell LGl to his usual state Ul health. think safely
T;colnend this remedy to others in like condition.
is think, all 1t parportS TO be-the Great Lung Remedy
iur tine times,
The above statement gentlemen, Is my voluntary offer
in u You in favor OF your Baa and Your disposal
As ever, Yours
,EnpEW- ,pcurp
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all o:dsr Enc az, .eD,cdics az tie treatment
ot those Diseases far .rLick Il IS
recommended
VI has cured c. NCTgS after the patients have been
.iy..: llp q, iucIrah.e br many phy> iCians-
Il has cu-ei GANSEk in its worst forms in hundreds
I; has aIrravs cured SALT RHEUM when trial has
been -ivri il. iIs that Very enc knows is exceed
.IIE 3, troublesome. AMI dfiilult :" cure
ERYSPElAS always yields 10 lis power, as many wh"
have .SirIicilctdii> la-l.riit> 10 testify
/, has cured SCROFULA ia hundreds OF oases, many of
ill,-u ii - .l..~' a--ray alu,i character.
Ii cures KINGS EVIL
II has cured uIaI, cases 81 SCALD HEAD
JUNIORS have been removed by ii inreleaed instances
IA yici tn removal mas been PRONOUNCED impossible
ULlsS OF ii.el-J>i Ilaliean; iype have been heAlec
~ ii> r,>-.
Ii ha- ca.ei many CASES u NURSING SORE MOUTH
sh-l Al ril-f remedies have failed 10 beueiir.
FEy ER SORES oi The hurss knd have been cured hy
SCURvY las been cured tx II in every in which
itT' moves While >" EILINt with 4 certainty no
Ii>yeesiile ienoy,~ ir the face ali BLUTCHES. PIN
F!-- Nii;y. IL" - ioi NNlE iaiiii1 ale exceed
/ ma -. ~! i. lvER1 KIND OF HUNoR and
never iaii- L. is-iit IL the iaIi,-'1-
AEUkaL,IlA ia IL distressing forms has been
cIe' w IA when To- other remedy could he q ual 10 IA e'
. I "a cured JAIt-il,'s in rnaay severe cases
I As Proved ~ eltl"S Il; tie Treatment PILES.
-eiIaelg ,tliu;u disease
IA SPEP>IA. which lifu caused l., hu1nor has been
,.'r- =. l't- '|it.'- = SIAN, -
lu ZEN aLl. wfAHA i-SSES. IRREGULARITIES and
.'.>,> s- L. "a Al ~, II mas 'rvii ioa most
. =. ,,--- ,.4-Nl-Aai- DEBILITY irsln whatever
the bc relied D1-n a ,ii leiit
~ si - az; la CHE a.. kaIAETS, Gi~tJ>e
1...I O. ,.iIl.an-
q G- v.....r,. ,se.-,S t.rl-naiiuc IA n le,,TaV,G
-Ie ~ til T. ul ''I.srr I'uiG~ body uilsT,a>>
Is r-rfSr 'l, system t-liv astonishing and
2s-' H-A,.-- 7--4 Il
-- :'E-fr Ni A. Certainly cue s.i- diseases lsr Nlh
ID = Ic,vily..vs' - ii:l l. given and The VIII
. T,I-tf.'- IL ,Tlsr searching lsEvT-
viI.ey ilJa ~ tlr disease iro:E the system
i.e a-Lgft have ,rlE ir,sae convinced -
/ l.
s.... Er---
PRICE. 81 ~ b i-i'e-o- s5:,,r 81 Bottles.
..E...-.-,. 81. D. iI1HARD. R.nls,lh- Mass
.;.Aii.~ a. !SoIi... AZ 60
>Gcoes>'-> 10 REDnIN,i Coz
u tat street, BOSTON
p i-i...-~ :..l ail "r,.r> should De addressed
I-,i hN a.. ia.a.-.> Il Patent Medicines.
!vs - 81 :, @r-.euury ~ J. e Brigham
al u, Il " \ RauEa9. SEQ
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Ciergymen, Lawyers, Singers,

111011' O1o'
and all those whose occupation requires unsua exer-
else OF the vocal organs will ni this the Only Remedy
which Will etectually and nstantaneOusy relieve their
difficulties This remedy unlike others. is only
not na'Iseous, but IS extremely PIEASANTTO TASTE.
small quantity allowed TO pass over the rritate part
at once removes the difficulty.
WISTAR'S BALSAM of WILD CHERRY
Is prepared BY
SETH w. FOWLE Il co,
- IKE MONT ST.. BOSTON.
and is for sale by all druggists.
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r. E Z L II ! I e Z L Ii
DR.. GEO. w. MILES. DENTIST.

After very successful practice Of ovor -
months in Lyndon. would return his sincere
thank, to the c,izcnS of this, and the adioini.sg
towns, for their LIBERAL patronage ana support
And he hopes oy str CT attention t. business to
merit a continuance of the same.
lie is using the IHicaHj-eG Rather, wnici:
meets with such universal favor, base for
Artificial Teeth; out costs not half - much
as geld H tIU = he ca, - NJ wJri, a. Vel.
and kan-: he can ohrape- than any other Gcutis-
III this vicinity. Uwrg - MS situation hiS *
penses are trihing compared with those IL larger
places. and - he vi-ne, 20 introduce hiS WnIN
he car afford ID work c2eapcT. and he does too.
As proof Of the ADORE. n are invited to caii,
examine specimens u. s:"iA, enquire price 80
Ethe- and ch.nryf. III. administered. Iet,h cN-
a1nincd gratis. R.f --ncoS furnished. i good
assortment Of tcoth brushes and powders. !.
operati us WARRANTED.
Gbitc III ia; H,mg Stare.
Lyndon. July 10, l>i'S 5irt
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DR.. w | S L \ r S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
COM

and acknowledged by prominent physicians TO be
by tar the mos: Reliable Preparation everi utroduc-
ed for the RELIEF and CURE of all
l. L n @ co MP l. 4 n rs.
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BY DR.. L. Dix if falling to cure in les, time than any
other phH scian more eeCtudly and permanently Win
ess iesti AM from occupation fear of exposure TO ali
weather TN safe and PIE ISant medicines,
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HE VERNATELLA.

For making the Soles Of Boots and Shoes waite
proof and wear longer. is also for sale as above.
Or
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CTArE OF VERMONT.

AIle>i, ASA l.. FRENCH ..
true cops q record.
S>-J- Attest, ASA l. FRENCH =.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-25

This brave officer, one of the most gallant
soldiers of Massachusetts, was mortaly wounded
last Wednesday in the battle of Cedar Greek
and died the next day. Col. Lowell was cav
airy officer, and though only in service since
1861, he had a fine reputation in the regular
army, in which he was an officer of the 9th
cavalry. Vigilant, brave, capable, he was
always trusted, and he never fought but to dis
tinguish himself. His death, like that of his
gallant and lamented brother in-law, Col. Rob
ert Gould Shaw, who fell in the assault on Fort
Wagner, is a sad loss to the army and to the
country.
Colonel Lowell was one OF a family which
has suffered painfully in this war. His brother,
James Il. Lowell, lieutenant in the 18th Mas
sachusetts, fell at the battle Of Malvern, and
died in the hands Of the enemy. A cousin oi
these two, william Lowell Putnam, the only
son of his mother, was killed at Balls Bluff
while bravely cheering his men. Colone
| Lowell married, about year ago, a sister o.
| the gallant and lamented Colonel Robert G
Shaw, who, also the only son of his parents
fell in the assault on Fort Wagner.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-25

ALEXANDRIA,, October %, 1884,
EDITOR OF THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,; The
following appears in the Alexandra Journal, of
18th instant:
"COu6ciion-The Acting Secretary Of War, Mr.
c. \. Dana, IN his othcisl dispatch of yesterday,
Eays that Z !. GADsevOort, OF the 18th New York
cavalry, had succeed ded in surprising lot of Mor-
by g command, capturing their artillery, ConAis'.
ing Of four pieces, with munitions complete. This
Ia all correct, SAY ng the fact iha' the 18th New
York cavalry ha nothing whatever to do with the
capture, II the Assistant Secretary will refer to
the journal Of last evening he will see that com.
pany of the Pennsylvr MIA artiley, Col. GAllop,
made the capture TO which he alludes"
Such, however, 10 not the case. The capture VI as
made by Col. GaIse"oo I, with fismounted men oil
the i3th New York cavalry. The artillery com.
pany Of the 9th Pennsylvania regiment only es
cortCd the pieces to the The l3th has already
acquired sufficient renown to render 1t unneces
| sary for 1t to lsy cain to deeds achieved BY
others, though in Justice 1t should receive fal
credit for its own achievements. Nor do believ,
that the Secretary OF War makes up his oificIa
reports from the columns of the Alexandria Jour
nal, but rather from Official reports OF oiicsrs IL
| command.
| In Justice to an c III cient and gallant regiment
will you not, Mr.. Editor, publish the foregoing
| correction, from ONE VINO Knows
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-25

WENDELL PHnLIPs is announced as having
resumed his old position outside Of politics.
GIN. CUSTER was observed by the audience
at Grover Theatre last night, wearing, for the
first time, the stars Of his rank as NJ joT General
He gazed upon the "manly form" Of Setohell as ht
appeared In his great part OF Captain Cutie,
apparently with much appreciation.
LORD LYONS and Mai. Gen. Hastings Doyle
commander Of the British troops In New Bruns
wick, were In New York on saturday last, and, by
peciAl invitation, went on an excursion up the
East river. TO visit the public Institutions OF
Wards, BlaekweIl's and RandAlls islands.
"MR. GEo. N. SANDERS says q Montreal
paper OF Friday, "the well known agent of the
Southern Confederacy, is In town"
Mrs. GEN. LOGAN has won a span of mules
from hienf, who wsgered them agsihst her as
sertion that her husband was not COppe! head.
The loser offers $500 In greenbAcks for the privi-
lese Of keeping the animals.
Hon. GEORGE II. PESDLEToS, the Demo.
cratic candidate for the Vice Presidency, WAS ia
New York yesterday. He male no speech.
MAJ. GEN. BANKS and wife arrived in Boston
over the New Haven route, at quarter past five
O'Clock saturday evening, and quietly took car.
riagn fJr their residence In Waltham, Mass.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-25
CELEBRATION OF THE ANNIvER-
sAnY OF THE SURRENDER OF
COHNwALLIs

Gen. Grant assumed command of the Divi-
sion Of the Mississippi on the 10Th OF October,
1868. lie determined to celebrate that ami
versary, as well as the oigty-third national an
niversary Of the surrender Of CORVALLIS at
Yorktown. Hence the victory of Sheridan
over Early.
That Gen. Grant had ordered Sheridan 10
light EaIiJ on the l9.h, is shown by the fact
that the Lieutenant General said to distln-
guished gentleman, who parted with him on
the morning Of the 10Th, atCity Point: "You
will hear Of battle In the Valley when you
arrive in Wsshinston."
II is a singular coincidence that at the very
hour when Sheridan was celebrating the sur
render of CORVALLIS, on the 10th of April,
1864, by whipping Early, the clarion voice of
Edward Everett was singing the praises of that
same gallant leader, in old Fancun Hall, and
in the course of his remarks he exclaimed:
"And on this very day, this blessed l9n Of Oc.
tooer, the united French and American armies
by the capitulation Of Yorktown, put the seal
10 the Independence Of the United States !"
o. the elghty.third anniversary of that glo.
rious day alluded to by Everett, the traitor
Early, at the head of an army Of rebels, would
have broken that glorious "seal, ;" but for the
personal presence, great skill, and .ertraordi
nary energy of the gallant Phil. Sheridan!
The editor of the Richmond Wing, who say,
in his issue of the Goth instant that Grant wa.
expected to celebrate the surrender of Corn
wallis by entering Richmond and "plantin:
the spread eagle and playing Hail Columbia
in Capitol Square," will observe that Gran
don't forget to celebrate all these national an
nivcrsaries, though he may not do 1t in accord
ance with the programme laid down by tn
rebel editor of the Wig.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-25

D-S. T.-Is6O.-X.-Persons of sedentary
h.s sits troubled with weakness, lassitude, papits.
tion al the heart, lack OF appetite distress after
eating, tort.h liver, constipation, sc deserve to
suffer II they vii. not Try the celebrated
PLANTATION Buffers,
which are now recomme -ded by the highest nodi.
cal authorities, and warraus>d to produce au d"
mediate beneficial effect. They are exceedingly
agreeable, perfectly pure, and must S"pereede all
other tonies where healthy, gentle stim.lantia
required.
They purify, strengthen and invisorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They arc en- antidote to change OF water and
diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the sy stem and enliven the mind.
They prevent miaHmatic And Intermittent fevers-
They purify the breath and aeidit7 OF the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DiArrhga, Cholera and Cholera MoE-
bus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Hea!-
ache.
They make the weak strong, the ISnguid bril-
liant, and are exhausted natures great restorer.
They are composed OF the celebrated CAlisAys
bark, wintergreen, sassafras, roots AND herbs, all
preserved in perfectly pure st. Croix rucn. For
particulars, see circulars and testimonials around
| each bottle.
Beware OF imposters. Examine every bottle. See
that It has D. s. Barnes signature our private
U. g. Stamp over the cork, with plantation scene,
and our firm signature on fine steel plate en-
craving side label. See that our bottle 10 not
realled with spurious and deleterious htuf. We
defy any person to match the taste or character OF
our goods. Any person pretending to sell Plsnta-
tion Bitters by the gallon or In bulk 10 An impos-
ter. We sell only in our log cabin bottle. Any
person initiating this bottle, or selling any otSer
material therein, whether called Plantation Bit
tsrs or not is . criminal under the U. S. Law and
will be so prosecuted by US. We already have our
eye on two parties rehlling our bottles, ~c., who
will succeed in getting themselves into close quar-
ters. The demand for Drske's Plantation Blttcrs
from ladies, clergymen, merchants, &C, is per-
fectly incredible. The simple trial OF a bottle 10
the evidence we present OF their worth and superi
ority. They are sold by all respectable druggists,
sroeers, physicians, hotels, saloons, steamboats,,
| PH. DRAKE & CO.,
| Au2I-eosm 202 Broadway N. Y.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-25

New YORK, Oct. 24,-Tbe steamship Arago,
from Hilton Head, on the 2lst, has arrived.
Among her passengers are ColOnels Van
Wyck, Littlefeld, and Hartwell, Lieutenant
Colonels Geary and Morgan, and Majors Wig
nos, Corwin and Hart.
On the 10Th large naval fleet arrived of
Charleston, including schooncrs laden with
ammunition, &c; destination unknown.
General Hardee has proposed TO Gen. Foster
a general exchange of prisoners in his hands,
man for man, officer for officer, or their equiv
alents. The matter would be referred to Wash
ington.
The Palmetto Herald says the latest advices
report the average number OF deaths daily iu
Charleston from yellow fever at twenty; also
that the rebel papers are filled with obituaries
of distinguished SoutherGers and discussions
Of peace and reconstruction.
On the whole, their tone Is very favorable "a
US, showing great change within the last few
months,