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PLANTATION BsTrERs.

which are now recommended blythe t,ighest medical
authorities, and warranted to produce an i,,s,sd,-
ate beneficial effect. They are exceedingly a rera-
Die. perfectly pure,rand must supercede ali other
tonics where healthy, gentle stmulant istoquired
They purify, trsngtheh and nyigorate. "a E,tais
They create a heslthya petite.
They are an aniidote TO .hauge of water and diet
They overcome effects Of ssipation and late
hours. t....-s, ,,4, "a
They strengthen the syst n ard enlven tho mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent feyers.
They purify the breath and acidity ofthe stomach
They onFe Dysyepsis and Constipation 7es{F
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cho lera Morbus.
They cure Liycr Compla. mt an 4 Nervous beaaaeh,
They make the weak strong, the la nguid brilliant
and are exhausted natares great resterer. EThey
are composed Of the celebrated Galissya bark win
tergreen, sasssfras, roots and herbs all preserved
In perfectly pare st. Cpoix ram. Ter particulars.
see circulars and Testimonials around each botte
Beware Of imposters. Examine ev cry bottle. See
thath has ID. D. Barnes signature on our private u
:. stamp over the cork, with plantation scene ana
oai nrm signature on 8ne steel plate engraving
on side label. See that eur bottle il not reflIed
with spurious and deleterious STUFF We DEFY any
person to match the taste or character efour goods
Any person pretending TO sell Pla MT alton
the gallon or In bulk, Is an imposter We sci, oi,
In our log cabin bottle. Any person Initiating aLis
bottle, or selling any other material therein whr,h,
err called Plantation Bitters not is criminal un
der U. s. Law, and will beso prosecuted by us. We
already have our eye on two parties recalling our
bottles, &C. who viii succeed in getting there iy.,
into close quarters. The demand for Drak's Plau,a
ton Bit'ers from ladies, olergymen, merchants. &c.
L. perfectly incredbe. The simple trial ola bottle
isthe evidence We present Of their worth ~, sors
riority. They are sold by all respectable drnyvists
grocers physicians, hotels, saloons steamboats, nnd
country stores. ss II 80 = ! III '1'1N
III. RAKE 4 CO.
:, @ 2Uz Bro adway, N.Y.
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60 IN NEWS.

wish to make II known to the public that hav,
engaged the services OF an accomplished eastern
photographer, Who will take the ete.s 5ss,
LA7ESTS7ILKS OF PHOTOGRAPHS
which are 20 much admired. I .an upon all those
that wish TO havstheir Photographic Albums orns
mented With hns Photographs, TO giye Us call.
! also vishto announce to the people, and espec
tally to ny old castomers that have dispe nsed viii
sllhSnds sad have resumed the iFGI .f'rsI
PIE BUSINESS,
nyseif, and expsctto dotussiesto I'll Who wish "a
can g e: = RIsss5Ss ~. ss 'hs SisSs
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BARRETT HOUSE
BURLINGTON, - .f. low.
HOOPER & LONG. PRopRIEroRs.

THE Subscribers having leased the above named
house, are inating extensive Alterations and I'm
provements, soe as will place the house second ia
none In the country. 1t Is the only FIRST CLASS
Hotel In Burlington, is pleasantly located In the
center OF the business part ofthe city. and Ii only
two blocks from the Burlington Missouri. and q.
B = @. r, r.. Hs rooms and table are unsurpasssd
Ply any Hotel west Of New York. There is cor
with the house fine Bar>and billiard Room, where
the fneE brands Of Wiyes, Liquors and Cigar g. and
LILA Celebrated Premium Ales can be found. There
y Also agood-A2EhspShop and Bath Rooms attach
ed Passengers living In town. either BY boat or
cars, will and omnib4sses and Baggage Wagon to
carry themselves and baggage to she House free Of
charge. The Proprietors win both give their strict
by 80 doing TO make the Barrett House . home for
the travelling public. ~ HOOPER LONG
Burlington, Sept. 1868. 97-lStf 77A
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! GENTS WANTED-To sell NV

Asubscription n excellent, illustrated and Ioxs
priced history Of the Rebellion. II Ia In both Eug.
ii:h and German. Aise several other beausifuIiy
ALSO for Pedlers and Agents great vaTiety Of Pic,
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And Clytlians, Gems for the AlhuE, &C., together
With Isrgs as;ort%snt Of Stationary Pscksges.--
81 W Csrsaisrs. Win terms. sddrep
HENRY ROWE.
III Main hMssl, CinSfnnati
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| NJ ANHooD. HOW LOST, how how

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A SURE CURE.
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA PA.

Diseases Of the Nervous Seminal. Urinary and
Sexusf systerDs-new and reliable trea TN snt-u re
ports Of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION Sept BY mail In
sea ied ietier epyslSPe; free Of charge. Address
No. South Ninth Street, fhiisdsfphia Pa. ! :
Jan. Is, 1664-4t-15.
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ERIE RAILWAY.

The Great nread Guagc Route "a
NEW YOnK, BOSTON, NEW HAVEN
Hartford Fall River, Providence, Worcester, aud al
the principal cities and towns in New England. Z
HE Saving % miles in distance from Dunkirk OF
Buffalo to New York. r
Express Trains leave Dunkirk and Buffalo on arri
val of ali trains from the west, and through to
New York without change.
When necessary, the trains on this road will wait
two no urs at Dunkirk and for trains from the
west, and run through to New York without laying
over ct any intermediate point,
Boston and New England passengers can go Via
New York without additional cost, and have cLoice
OF all rail or Sound ste smers to destination. ry.
Luxurious state room Sleeping Cars are ran thro'
to New York on ali night trains. Palace cars with
Foote'S Patent ventilators, perfectly free from dust,
arc run ON day Expsess trains. - O. < <
Baggage checked through. Fare always as low as
By any OIL er route. s
Secure Tickets cia TIE ERIE RAZWAY
which can be obtained at all inciral ticket Vces
in the est. To Merchants this route offers unequal
ed facilities for the shipm mt OF Freight. At4l
Chicago Office, 81 Clark Street, GEORGE STARR.
Ticket Agent. G. G. WHEELER. Freight Agent.
New York once, 240 Brosdway, CBARLEs p. CRAIG,
Ticket Agent, A. II. WARD, Freight Agent.
Boston ONCE, Is State Street, JOHN 9. DUNLAP, N.
e. Agent. CHAS. MINOT, Supt.
WIN. Il. BARR, Genr Pass. Agent. ldee24 '6s
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" t"Aa the PAnulx
a.,m.,ra With isO new shf S.ls. q IT. q. nss
ir -r~jusennte the syatem aud Overcome dI.e..e.
ar The Rejuvenating Elixir Is the result Of mod.
era discoveries in the vegetable kingdom being
entirely and abstract method OF cure irres-
peetive Of all the old and worn out systems :
y This medicine has been tested by the most
eminent medical Of the day and by them pro
nounccdto be one of the greatest medical
Of the age.
sw One bottle win cure general Debility.
~ few doses cures Mysteries In females
" One bottle cures Palpitaion OF the Heart
t~ From one to three bottles restores the luanli-
1ess aRd full vigor Of youth.
~ Few doses restores the annette
eBr Three bottles cure the worst case Of Impo.
tency.
W-A few doses cures the low spirited.
t4- One bottle restores mental power
CTI faw d0sss restor~s tie o,pans Of generation.
eN- few doses bring sherose 10 the cheek
az This medicine restores 10 manly vigor and
robust health the poor debilitated, worn-down and
sH- The iistiess, enervated youth, the over.ta.k-
ed man 81 bu siner the victim OF depression
pn ,rsakMess NJ single osyan, will all find inme.
diate and permanent relief by the OF this Elixir
or Essence Of Life.
fN- Price. ~ per bottle or three bottles for IS.
and torw arded by Express on receipt OF money
10 any address.
I" The Cllerokee pills ana HeIu.
venattDg Elixir, are sold by all enterprising
Druggist sin therivRzed world. Some unprncipled
dealers, however, try to sell worthless compounds
In place OF these; those which they purchase at
= cheap price, and make more money by SELL
Ing than they can on these medicines. As you value
your health, aye, the health Of your future off,
spFins. do bot he DECEIVED by such unprneipled
srs. 1.-THE Draggst win not buy them foriyea, en-
close The money In letter, and we will send them
TO you ny Express securely sealed and packed free
from observation. s97t 700 .NsFF
Ladies or eGentIemen can address az In perfect
conhssiice, stating fully and plainly their diseases
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OLD AND ONLY RKLrAYLH ROUTE EAST
p on Burlington t. Chicago, Dstrsss, Tslsdo,
Pittsburgh, PhiladephiAr Bal imor New Yor md
allother Easterp an asorsh Esss srR chies. q :
PasseneerS leaving Burlingt the 500 A. u
tvain connect ~ Mendcsa it'll the Illinois Central
Railroad North and South, and at Chfsasc both the
Noon and Ev ening trains. Both trains With
all the great Eastern Railroad routes, to-wt NJ. g.
RR via Detroit; NJ 8 r r via Toledo, and Pittsburgh
sud ~ Wayne via RtwAyne, of which passen q.
gers can lake their choice.
Only twenty hours from Burlington to Toledo
Thirteen hours ahead my 9th Ayine Bsr
nngton.
baggage checkedt nrough TO netroit. niagara Fall
and New York. Boston, Toledo, Dunkirk, Buffalo
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
ricketsfor this gre thoro efor sale
at Otumwa, Fairhed Mt. Pleasant, and at the Tick
o. Once Front and Watersheds, Burlington
Sleeping Cars attached o the Nighttrains.
& Fare aslow ~ by any other ronte.
R.F.HOsroKD,
Dec is, 81. Gsn'hgtC. =. O R. r
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ERIE RAILWAY. ~
Great Broad Guage Double Track
And Telegraph Route.
To Ne,c yorh, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Harrisburg, and AL Eastern eities,5 carrying the
GREAT THROUGH o. IS NAILS
EXPRESS Trains leave DuNkIRK or BUFFALO the
arrival OF trains from the West via the LAKE SaoRs
RAILRoxD also from Salamanca, arrival Of trains
via the Neto Broad G0x1e Atlantic and Great Rss-
the advantage, from Dunkirk or Buffalo, or from
Cleveland, o., OF SiS Foot Gauge, combining EASE
and COMFORT without change, In VIDE, ROo1ny, Pei
ace Cars, direct - New YosK. 4 perfection stain.
ed by other route.
FOR FREIGHT
between an points EAST and VEST, fscilities
unrivAiled. Forming close and reliable concessions
at DUHknx and BUFFALO with Western roads, and at
SALAMANCA with the
Broad Gudge Atlantic and Great Western
Rdil,oay. GE#tttft Il
~ which route there 10 no trd~sfer betweeu New
York and Cleveland.
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS
lie ave New York daily for oil points IN Tire West, a.
ling as Quick time and at Low RATES as by any
other route. For Freight or Passage In suir -
the principal Offices In the W est, and at
81 CLARK Street. Chicago.
~ .s-- $40 Broadway, New York, ,,.etr s. :
% south g, Z, R., Nev York.
Is State Street, Boston.
B. W. BLA xcHAap. CHAs Minor, RIN
GenI Frt Agt. GenISupt.
W. r. BAsk. n. g. srEscxs,
Gen'i Tic. Art. Western Ag't,
Dec. 81, 1862
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PAilADElPHIA,s PITTsBURc

PHILADELPHIA PITTssuRo
"A 300 Miles Double Trseti VS.
From all portions Of the West, Northwest and
South this line and Its connections form either
the sorte,t the best route to Phfradelrhia, New
York, Boston, Baltimore, and WashTRgteA. The
traveller may with ccnhdence rely upon SURE con.
appliance for. comfort that can be procured. New
ana ei ss1ut passenger cars, for day snd nikht
vice. have recently been added to the equipment Of
the Pennsylvsnia Central Railrosd.
i ssss Rss,y Through 7'a'a. rom rH''rr0a 70
;7arse Daily Through 7r0tns from PittsosrgA 70
Three Daily Through 7rasn.trem Psusoursa 70
TRkrNs LRAvR AS Follow.
FAST MAIL-Leaves Pittsburgh at 90 A. T., arrives
81 Altoona for breakfast att b0A n, rea ches lar
M ~ ri. .r.n 20
risburg at 20 n and arrive in baltimore At 40
NEW FORK PASSENGERS nv this train leave Phil.
sdephia at - and arrive at New York AZ
rHRoueY AccoMMopA N-s.opp,ns a, Al, STA.
tions-L.aves Pittsburgh at 90 \, arrives at Al.
toona for dinner at II % n, reaches Harrisburg
q. 10 !, r. and pnilads rnfa q = 1sr.s.
Pm, arrives At Altoona for supper 81 s2o1x,
reaches Harrisburg At 3 70 n. and Philadelphia
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS By mi. ,raln,e.ve rr.r-
rishurg at Q 80 \, and arrives In Baltinese At
NEW YeRK PASSENGERS - tai. train ,ea.e pnil
sssPhia q sosA =. and arrive in New Yort q
FAST LINE--Leaves Pittsburgh a. Is ", arrives
AZ. ana Lancaster Tor breakfast at 4 s5h 'sr
irving In Philadelphia at 10 35AM
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by this train leave Har-
.isssrs - 5esAn, snd arrive In Baltimore at
NEW YoRx PASSENGERS BY hi. p.s. h.r.
choice OF routes. sic, ping car through from
Pittsburgh to New York, without change, via Har-
risburg and Allentown. arriving In New York at
l45PM ~ way. Of Philadelphia, passengers can
reach New York AZ IS P. NJ. y
Tickets for sale to Boston by Boat or Rail.
Boat tickets good any Of the sound H.es.
az Fare to all oints as Loso az any Roxts.. N
Sleeping Cars on night trains 10 Philadelphia New
York, and Baltimore. baggage checked through
FREiaHrs~ sHls rosse Freirhss Of an de.crip.
ito as csn be forwarded tn and from Philadelphia,
New York, Boston or Baltimore, to and from any
points on the Railroads Of Ohio Kensuc w. Indfarss
Illinois, wsesnsis, lows, or Missouri, by Railroad
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad also connects
at Pittsburgh with steamers, by which Goods can be
T. osi
Red Rivers; and at Cleveland, Sandssky and Chfes-
60 with steamers to all ports on TIM Northwesters
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transpor-
tstion Of their freight to this company, can rely
with confidence on Its speedy transit.
The rates Of freight 20 and from points In The West
by the Pennsylvnnfa Contra; Railroad at al
times as f1cora1Ls as arc charged 6y other Rot
" Be particular TO mark packages "via Prss'A
CENTRAL r. r."
ply to address either Of the following Agents Of
the Company:
3. A. STEWART. Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLARKE Co., Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh.
III, W. BROWN Il Co.. Ciucin nati, Ohio.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-18
the REPORTER. S DICTIONARY.
HAsED ON PHOTOGRAPHY.

In Press, and shol tlv to be published, Book
above title, prepared by the subscriber, who has
had nearly twenty years practice in Phono-
graphic writing having been at enc time emploged
as an official Reporter in the United States SEN
ate and who has been for the last seventeen
months, aud is now reporter of the Atlanta Intel
ligencer
The Dictionary will contain indications By means
of simple nc mcneil ature, for writing with Pho
nographic Letters, about 20 900 words of The En-
glish language, or ninety ninety one hundreths of
IT, ose in common use--the remaining words being
easily written after these learned.
In the introduction to the Dictionary simple in
structioa win be given for beginners Of the study
ST Photography, with iithogra phed illustrations
prepared by one Of the best artists in the Confed-
oraey The object of the publication is to make
a STA SARD for Confederate Reporters, and to rem
der it passbe for the much coveted and bsaut ful
art Of reporting to be learned even without the
did of q teacher.
AS the work will be expensive, new type having
been procured expressly for it, only small eG-
ton will be issued. Those who desire copies 8
requested to send to the Author their orders
once, (to oe ieeorded) accompanied with the
price for the same, which will be SIS per COPY
The book, in paper cover, and suitable for use,
will be sept to all subscribers, by mail, without
additional expehse.
Mar. lS-2t A. +. MARSHALL,
Atlanta, Ga.
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The Deserter,

Public opinion in all civilized countries
has assigned to the deserte. that position
which his conduct 30 richly merits. Heis,
by common consent, regarded as man with
out principle, and wanting in all the finer
emotions which g to make up true man.
Having forfeited allegiance to his country
and formed alliance with its public enemies,
he can, under ne circumstances, claim pro-
lection unaer it Nor can his new made
allies trnst man who has merely abrogated
the solemniiies CT one oath by taking anosh-
or adverse to it. Having thus forfeited his
honor, who can trust him {? Like Cain u
old he becomes fugitive anda yagabond,
and wanders through the land without home,
ficrds. or sympashisers' There is nothing
absolutely offensive in tie moro term tory,
unseeompauied by explanation. The ITO
ry" party in England is a respectable one,
both in material and in numbers. There
are even circumstances when rebellion
becomes honorable; pay, it is sometimes
enc Of The highest duties imposed upon a
fee citizen 10 turn rebel to his Government,
as IN slfe ease of Washington and his COM
patriots of the Revolution. But for deser-
tioa-we dos't mean ssragg!ing what ex-
cusc can bs rendered for it The very pamc
Of s.dcscrter" carries with it significance
which negatives all efforts At palliation. =
Gu .saa
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From our latest Trans Atlantic adyices
We learn that the London Morning Post
government organ) has given currency TO
q fresh rninor Of sae prospective recogni-
ton Of the Confederate States by France
aud England In :he 4'cisy article Of that
paper Of the 18th iit., it was stated that
reports OH Change from Paris we're posi-
tive to Aeseffect that confdcntial negotis-
lions had Been entered upon By the French
government with the Cabinet of St. James
for = joint recognition of the Confederate
States It vas stated that France will act
alone ia case OF q negative reply from Esq
AMI Tile writer in tia ss-Jst Gose not
souch tor the truth Of the romn, which
was very current IN financial circles On
the % the Post reiterated its statement,
in the f'llowins language:
'The private advices from Paris, upon
which se believe reliance can be placed,
again allude to the negotiations now in
progress preparatory to recognition ofths
Confederate States OF America by the
French Government. although any official
acknowledgment Of this fact would, at this
moment. be thought premature and unde-
.irable - sVAfg
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HsADe0AagEss TALLsf DlsrsIcr,
IinviN,s Crhsk Ynr saa 1to.3
SPECIAL ORDERS. NO. ISL

81 hS4 AL OhDEES. NO. iS g.
having been reported to she General Cam.
manding that the Officers and Agents a IL )
Subsistence Department Of this Distriosar ara nns
bic TO procure the supplies IN neratiyelt recuiret
for the army, by purchase, because fpecvlssoI ;
are In Inc market paving higher rr,car ,hsa
those fix by he Government :.rnniSsiorsrs
andssending such supplies out Of the ljjstrirs tn
be gold again. II is ordered that the Cc,p,,js.a .
r;es of Subsistence at New Market Harrirn,lm-o
Stanton and Lexington, and those on duty -
the commans IN the field, D.. pr essf for iss 80
Of Tie army aN the iecessnties OF su& staaS
fouud in the hands ofspeeuatiors, or VII -.
been ao!d to spectators. though no ttelva-si
to be sent out of the District and BIT q tam
SPECTATOR is meant any who BUYS oys arai,
and any one n this Military District n re u .
legged purchases for private consumption. % ~,
the use of the poor or soldiers families II ,b-r
districts, for the use of Railroad employees a.
Government contractors will not be perp;t.sd -.
remove supplies from this District except nv 80,
cial orders from these Headquarters or f-oI, ~,
War Department, and the Commissary e.. ;
ana agents, named in this order, will sec tie, -
such purchases are carried into eiecs lv the ca
tranthlg pactios.
This order is not intended to apply to rse.,sa.
ries ia the hands OF producers, N trspsitp te Ia
ket which have not been gold or engage, ~ >,
sold before or on their arrival stmasket By com.
Idaud of
Brig. Gen. J. D. IMBODEN, Comu,sy
G. ", AcPHAIL, Licgs 4. D. c.
Dec. lift.
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A MEETING OF THE BANKS,


A I a meeting Of the Rauks of tie town of staun
N ton, held on Tuesday February Esd, 1864, the
following resolutions were adopted and ordered to
be published in The apers of this town
.'Resoced, That public notice be given that the
Banks located In this Io- will find Unnecessary to
give to their depostors, including Banks, in ex-
change for deposits at their credit on the list
April next, and impairment of certiieates Of depos
its then outstanding the four per cent. Ccnfeder-
ate States Bonds authorized By the lst Section Of
the act Of Congress entitled can act to reduce the
Currency and to authorize new issue ofnotes and
bonds" approved February lst 1864 unless said
depositsrs or Banks, or any of them, give proper
notice in writing Of their wish that SAID deposits at
credit shall be invested at their cost in the new is
sues authorized by said act at the rate fixed there
in, provided said notice be given by the 2lst day
of March next On and after which day and until
1st day OF April next the Banks will decline to re-
ccive deposits.
"jsesolrea, That on and after the lst day OF
April next the present issues of Confederate Treas
ury notes will only be recaived and paid out al tho
value given them by said act OF Congress but The
new changed currency indie and prescrib
ed fu said act, viii be rece.:ad and paved ca. at
par.
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D
The IIicn Ps1cBs. in an ersic,e on .xs:
orbitant pricos the Mobile Register re-
marks
Prices. hare to come down. That is one
comfort out of the currency troubles Of the
hour. People who Lave been asking. ten
prices for commodities OF clothing and food,
will soon see TIE time when they will be
glad to take one price. Commodities OF
many kinds are scarce, as the result of war
and blockade; bat mcneyzis going to be
mere scarce. Whenever tina! is the case
prices fall. Heretofore. everybody has
wanted to exchange heir bills t r commo-
aites. The time is a: hand when they
will want to part .fi:h their commodities for
money
| Those who lore to rcsel in high prices
had better make the mos. Of their time,
which is eating short. The day rhoo sup
per for q dozen st a restaurant only bring,
300. and laadlora oblg-s you With
poor food and worse lodging at $40 day
the day Of $50 hack rises, ana Of oil such
cxtravagaaees, is nearly oyer. The Con-
gross has applied remedy for this perilous
plethora. short, sharp and decisive" and
a collspsc is to succeed, which will be sud.
den enough for the financial health Of she
country.