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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11

NOTICE TO ACTUAL SETTLERS.
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p Al !onu: 3fde actual settlements under ex-
listing laws. subsisting prior to and up to
the date Of this proclamation. will DO rec
ognlzed; and oil such settlers are hereby
called upon II come forward and establish
and enter their claims With the Register
And Receiver before the day fixed in The
foregoing for the commencement Of the
public sale. ~. .@s:e2 .*E
J. NJ. EDMUNDS, Commissioner.
Morn. -UGdsf the f5gHistions Of the, De.
partment, % hSfVtof8tS And now existing,
no payment can. be made for advertising
proclamations, except to such publishers q
are specifically authorized by the Commits
sionsr Of the General Land Office.
v7n3:augl1-12w
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11

PsRsoxAL.-We had a call from Joseph
0randelmyer, Eaq., Of the St.. Paul P1ess
e@es, who came up this week for briet
visit. We are indebted to him for nu-
thefous hS0rt. a.>-
- Capt. H. L. Carver, "A. q NJ, Of Fort
Ripley was in town yesterday.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11
Inr1ovsnExrs.-Fouf new houses are
being put up on Browns Addition to st.
Cloud. They will be completed this sea
con. -,..
Joseph Edelbroct has done q good work
in putting substantial sidewalk around
his store both Oh 1t. GERMAN street and
Warrington avehue-especially When We
consider the price Of lumber. -.

SBcoND BArrBRY.-A letter from the
Second Battery says: "Lisut. Ayrs can
not'be mustered Is IN omcer, We not hsv-
ing enough men for = full set Of officers.
John BAN, who accepted = commission in
the Battesy has loft for Washington-he al
% saonot be mustered" VI are sorry, -
Lieut.. Ayre has we'll won his commission.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11

: TN rO11.-OFoft Holes" Standing on
~sn sninsnce 'abdHt tho middle Of lower
tsv..,ss.lisdms full view Of tho river,
and the ealyroaie Of the Indian excitement
.of 1861, Il :rapidly disappearing in conss-
] quenee 5ftbs 'Scaftisy Of lumber. Little is
llsft'n66W btt the outer walls, and the best
'boasds' 'thsss viii doubtless soon be turn
I'D 70 other account. .~'.s ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11

NOTICE TO ACTUAL SETTLERS. .
8 All bona Jfds actual settlements under s1-
listing laws, sabaisting prior t. and up to
the date Of this specialization, will be, recot-
ni.ed,; and oil such. settlers are hereby
called upon ID como foffxfsfrdi aihd establish
and enter theif elaiaSs with tho Register
and Receiver Before The day fixed III ths
foregoing for the SoMmercemeht ofthe pub.
lie sale. R..
J. NJ. EDMUNDs, C o1saxs;i:; ss's.oner
NorE.-Undsr the regulations ofthe De.
partment, g heretofore and now existing,
no payment can be INSIDE for advaStf1fnE
proelamations, except to such Pa6ltshets
% are specifically authorized by th6 Cohmi:
missioner of tie: dsnefsi Land Office.
..sE5 -.'o~'O1oe 9 q tr.-,AEE.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11

COMMENSURATE our first page
will be found IN Interesting letter from the
Seventh Regiment, written by Lieut.. J. E.
West. On the second page is letter from
the Fourth Regiment.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11

.Fla1 Exo,xs.-The st. Cloud Pioneer
No. l, with the hose cart, arrived last week
and . safely slowed svay. It is neat
looking msehias, and is said to be good.
Now that We have fire engine, what shall
we do with it! It il not of much service
~ matters stand At present.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-11
THE NEWS.
FROM East rINNEssEE.

PAston'I Yankee Tennessee regiment was at ShIpleys
20 miles from Bristol, (Hhsrs the family of the oSlCne
reside j few days ego The larger pCrion Of tie
Yankees have gone back 70 "Bulls CAP"
General Gill, N did not undertake, according to
promise to hold an election In Bristol as the Brecken-
ridge and Vaughn ticket too strong for him Every.
thing according to the report of the Register received
to-day, continues que in the nsghsOrhoOa of Bristol
NoELIL AT WoLK.
KeNs one Of the brave pArtiIAu leaders OF the VAIL
ley, according to the statement Of the Wheeling Intel!
Essrssr of the al has appeared in H. neghborhO0d
OF Green Spring Run fifteen miles beyond Cumberland,
where be surprised . company of New York cavalry,
killing three, woundiug several and taking the balance
prisoners. Well done for Mcneil
DESERVING hINcoLNS DEsPoTlsN.
Among the dsserserS shO have recently come into our
Hnes on the north side Of the James Is Ysnkes cole
mel with q German name. o informAn: gave rs bis
name, but We d. not care to mRks 1t public.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-11

degrading servtude the world ever saw. The army
would not be strengthened, but fsrce tyranny would
be inaugurated. he would soorn TO remain member
o body that could fnscs such q MEASURE. DE was
NJ fAvoriie with the Prese and sought MOTTO win ts
f.Io-. He was governed only by public considerations
la ste resolution hs submitted.
Mr.. BARKsDALE, of Aies., thought as the reeolt :
ton pe.ened ~ portion OF the mtssaee In Whsh our
military resources considered it was properly r.
ferable 10 the Committee on Military AfArs. de did
not beeve that the Precedent desired 10 trsmme the
Pras Here, under the very shheos OF bis tfice the
Press was free the air. he protested against any
nterpre alton Of the esidenPs language that impuiea
to him desire to strike do the Press He moved The
reference Of toe resolution TO thu Military COMMITTEES.
Mr. FOOTE resLonaed, expressing bii views at COZ
siderable spgts aud with great emphasis.
Mr. WELSH, OF Nj g., asked II the debate was IN or
der.
The SPEAKER replied that it was not
Mr. MARSHALL of KY, Isked Mr.. B. to withdraw
his motion il o. that he might introduce the follow
ing amendment to Mr.. FooiK's resolution:
Thai it is the sense OF the House that the exemption
OF one editor to each aew per under the conditions
now quired by law Is as narrow margin Tor exemp
lion from that class as Ia expedent and that the exs-
irg Law on the subject of such exemption require no
amendment. r.
Mr. BARKSDAIE objected, because 1t would open
the whole question aud prOlopg debate.
On the motion REFER the Vose stood, ayes 3D. noes
Is.
Mr. RUSSELL, of Va, reported back bill from the
Committee OF the Judiciary giving Cabinet officers
seat on the of Of Congress- with the recommendation
that it DO made the special order Tut ssay nj Il, a..
ter the morning hour. Az eed to.
ness age Eas received from the iieni; where.
upOn the Hou.e went into secret session. Whom the
dsors were opened. on motion, it adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-11
AMY ooaanrOsDnrs.-Tu BcisO Register says !:

AMY U0ARktPOhD4hT5'-lbe DUslOl AeJtStT s9ys
We observe tia. one OF the army correspondents has
determined to sand up for HE igh's Abiding to tbs
fac, that the War Office has BY General Orders No.
"a assured control of the press, aud las constituted
sell censor OF newspaper correspondence and directed
tina, officers end odsFJ who write any article for puo
licaton touch ng the movement OF Tiops until OF
month sfer the campaign has ended, to be tried by
caurt martial, tLis &C Gays
No class OF men are more patriotic end more fathfll
IN the discharge Of their duties than soder who speno
their leisure moments in writing 10 he pp3Is of t1e
own Safes No instance cIn lie given OF of these
correspondents who hos faid written hing that
has proven useiu to the enemy This General o der Il
unnec, ssary, and If ltsrsly obaJod. Woud only Law
the Fl c. If lcng the pr entely in the hands o.
civilians, no, subj CT to military law. We, who carry
the musketq ard cartrdge-box, AID only write when
tie hurry OF the march the etorm of battle ia over
would only be DEPRIVED OF pleasant recreation, bu
also of the opportunity Of adding something 10 or
scsnty p,y Believing nevor WrOe singh, line that
could By any possba construction, be useful the Ell.
envy aud CONSCIOUS of the correctness OF my motives
shall continue to write bsyo hitherto done in sp
of all the General dere 10 the contra y. II write
c1nrsband news, les the Wr Ofdca court martial me II
II
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-11
.coNFEDEaATE STATES CONGRESS
sEooxD sEsUoS-SfCoXD CONGRESS.
SENATE.

SENATE.
wIDsHsDAr Nsv. 81, 1854.
Payer By Rev keoRI, OF the PretbyGrian
eau eS,
M GARLAND, of AEksnSaS, presented the rssolu
,lses If tee Lsgslsurs OF A'ksnsss fsstiYs 70 tie
transcription Of PERSONS engaged In agricultural PuT-
Tas, RsfsfFed 'oOoSnliiss Of Niiitsty AG'lrsi
M OAKLAND siso Introduced bill 10 eE che sala
flss c( esrtsr Sseie Ok ths Government the Trans
Nlsslssips Dspsapsat Referred 10 the Committee Il
rAssR
NJ ELL, ofssOrEIs, sahals:sd the following rssc-
Rs,olsud. TSAsis 10 referred 10 the Committee Of
MHary AZ ire to er qare ard report what additional
lseis alton, If any, ~ BE- needed TO secure prompt
D ~ ment Of dues 70 the army.
That he Co Rni.tee Of Finance also erq1re into The
sIpsdercy Of providing ~ Law for the reCep. In pay
rs Of taxes and other puoc dues OF Ger Hates and
aAied accounts given by the authorix d sgeuts of the
Government for property and supplies impressed or
purchased for the use of the army and the Govern
ment.
M HILL submitted come remarks in regard to the
CUR, ucy etc. sho s-g that It's present depreciation, as
dcs ed by the high prices Of produc &c, was not
trou Abls 70 is redundancy bat to the th)rs OF &C.
signing persons to create the belief that Il was
no. the intention Of the Government to redeem
its istuss. This apprehension vas strengthened BY
;ho ri cton of Gs,tidcAts # idsbtedness tf''td
n payment Of putlc duss, Mr. Il. slso Ruins d.
yertsd upon the coadUoS of certain Cthcsrs OF the
vernueut Who refused 70 pay stated accounts, which
ssrs Afterwards shavtd by their snbordinSles st tie
rae OF ffy cents on the dollar.
After remarks by several members repreherdipg the
failure 70 promptly he sums due 10 the soldiers, tie
70 o q ion sdQpted.
Mr SPARROW submitted 9 rssolutic requesting the
P e-dens 20 cOUmul cate the Senate ain intor-
a. tion IN regard TO the Der Of RAJ employee :,
s.c expnut iron military du Y. Adcptd.
HrORR submitted resolution prcposlng an amend
ment of he uthe aN. Adopisd
Mr. HENRY submitted resOu lou Of inquiry in tt Q
s1psdency OF repeating the Law au'horzJg the detail
of one person or oysrseer on ,arh plantation
hav5g teen able booted nj groes employed thereon,
e.e. Aicped.
o. motion of Mr. fPGRR0W it was ordered that The
200 extra copies of the rep Of the So eary OF War
b. printed tor distribution among officers OF the army
Also that the repO.t OF tire Commissioners for the EI-
cha % nf Prisoners DO printed.
MF henry submitted the following rescluion Uh'cb,
on his mouon was ref FRED 10 the Committee OF Naval
Airs.
RESOLVED That It 10 sound policy on the part OF the
govern Of the Confederate States to impress or
sire, s.h the consent o. che owners as many neeri
dawes "a the pablo necessity my qlre for any mum
Der OF year. or during the war, to DO employed IN oil
oostcus n the army kept as so ders IN the held,
Up7n payiug the OznerJ thereof just compensation,
AID ths: it 80 the constitutional power to do %.
O. motion OF Mr. HILL. lhs Sinate journGd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-11
srARrLISG EEws ysoN CHICAGO.

morning of the election, which eau contain nothing 80
CARDS the result.
sTARlLISG NEWS ysoN CHICAGO.
Uadsr this leading, the Herald of the 8 h contains
tho following defp.tc1 from Cbiclgo The Lincclnites
are truly wide awake ond if the McOellsnts do not
look sharp they Wil ouWit hem yet Tee Colonel ST..
L ger G Ger field, mentioned as amonv tie pFrdea AT
rested, is, va believe, English ti ;er-Cooue st.
Leser G,eeIG,lb formerly OF General Mugaa's staff;
CHICAGO. Nov Within the last tive days nu1-
of Ierscns have arrived from the southern pant Of
tho ate mOstly from Faye,e and O1rissisn coantes
l. aAs tupposed thai shey coming bere 20 vote,
but IL RAJ TUNED out hat thsy members OF the o.
A. K Society ard that eorsp.cy IL 10 progress for
raising al isfurreciln On ELECTION day snd reespg the
prisoners in Camp Douglas.
Euly this m IraiDg largo number oil arrssti were
made Ia near all oas.s sr.n5 sere found in ;her
pcessssrn Among the arrested is Oolooe! Earmsd IL,
brother to the rebli GsssEal Of that uaus who
gua,t Of Dr. ward Baekoe7 ,Tli', formerly Jadge OF
The cut Court Of this o2aa,y. De hsrbe ed lot Of
bush JSer9 and procured Clio hing for thsm. he d
| sad 10 be read reasurer OF the o A
| CHARTS Wsl,h, doOTkeepsr tbs House OF r pc
ntstiye' vas also arrested. il his houss wee found
several ren Wlo had b-sn tpsRvd in ca.tiog hutsts
Tor the use Of the co spraor. OF those arrested
are reported nave Md, coBf ssou tn IL ilteu
was to 6Sa the y to-nigIt And rslelss the prs
| o. r. in Oar D yuglse.
Oslonel G st L g Greenfield, Morgsns Adjutani
Gsrersl; Captain Oanrsll, OF horgan's csnmandi j.
L, Shaus and Charles Travers, two hundred stand Of
arms, two carloads OF revolyers md large quantity
Of ammunition we're found In Walshh house,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-11
NOTICE

$500 REWARD.
d ANYWAY from the subscriber on Friday
LII night, the 9th Of Ocobo negro girl, MARY hSry
bought nsss Lee Bowman Of Richmond AMI had been
brought fo Yauc yyie North csron about nth sge.
where she hvlr years with Mr. A A. MI
ehei Her husband oryeB wagon in Yaare vi c. She va
rAsei by r Henry Davis Prince Eiwar ospe de
pot good many re.yes Hary Tying TO set
back to Moth 0iIol win stay awhile ~ Mr. D.
Wis., and utu5 viii travel forged pass Sac is bright
muaio spare made 10 or TWEEN old medum height
full hea hair with very feminine ycicsst geLeS
likely girl.
win give tie soove reward OF FIVE hundred dollars (50Jhr
her de livery and pay AL ng five hun.
died del Il pat In some jail 50 can get her: -
L BIZ T. GOODMAN
no i-dIns GartsrEvlle '. . 'urrhe' md 80. Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-11

scIety" and editor of the Army and Navy Messenger
The 7ri Weekly Picket. Grenada, and the Weekly
Motive Greensboro, N ssissipp, have merged mo
daily, Which Is now Published ct Grenadl, under the
name Of PieEst and Kodrs, BY NOssrs Bowen West.
b,cOk, the former propristors of the two.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-11

MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, NAILS, &c.
81 pkgs GrageesI Beat lob l-c9, y an x boxes
pigs tureks ard yther Strands, a.
$50 kegs Dimi1lon nas.s
] eoun;fy nlade boots
d. do br gas
Br=Fs'l raTpst, large tnd nearly nez
Sdpe.d ne four
l. sh AMI ssvst pota,oes &C
F0T ssls b. DgANE 4 s0NFRvrILE
ptq-iw ~,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-11
INsPEoroR's OFFICE, 80 CoSe. DIST, /
Richmond, Nov. 7th, 1854.
aprcTrnN oIRrTTIAR


The attention Of all persons holding certificates Of permanent
dIsA I'll u such hav ben received for zig
duy" by Nc Heal Road in this src caid to the ol
lowing from ConscTiptOn Giru!ar No. D. heq ar
Re.eivs Forces OF Virginia:
In Tursuance OF General crler Ne 81 G. o. Current
seiis District Inpector' will prcce mne uey TO
and ter peetOr forward 10 the Damp Instruction all
sons cir respective srcts hodtg eCr'fcstts tfPerr
nen disability and 81 those ssgaed 70 Halt duty who IN the
uc gent Ppper likely 10 be Sdjudged qualified for active
wee They enjoned make the required Inspection Of
erpt and Ugh "uty With the utnostp sibe espstch
In conformity this all such afres.d residing
81 Consrssnal Dci required t)rePoTt io inpc
ton the foil lwiog places aud OATS viz:
Richmcnd liE-Ncy lih l2h lit, 5that Err bling ONCE
MAJ street., between 9Th aud l0th.
Henrlco New and Charles Oily COUNTIES Nov l5h, 10Th
Hencs O. II
Hanover County-Eov 2lst, 22l-Ash and
prompt compliance with this order required perrou
persons falling except from iekns5 theT good
sufcsL reaton, VII IN eah be 20 arrest by The
conLchpt guard nH alton by the Medica Bad.
ANY pc prevented from above ordered by
son Of sickne will for ssrd - the rolling ser Of bis
~ or city certificate OF II, after ding phys clan, ceng
disability t. be Transmitted to this OH; for the
aciiou OF the ect edcal Board.
The attention q the Eareins ohdcrSs called 10 the poV
oos Il this circular and their sctye opsrsl l.
requested JHo. VO&
Captain AMI Inspector,
rcs-5 Sd Soug. Dit
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-11
THE LAIEsr FROM THE UNITED STATES

We have received Nes Y,Ik papers of the s.h, the
morning of the election, watch eau contain nohirg 40
CARDS tie result
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-11


BY DAVENPORT 4 CO., Stock Auc'ioneess,
(ofiee corner Of Gary and 18th streets.)
w shall sell at the Office of the Old Domin-
os lon Ipsurance Company, vRIDAY. Novebef llth,
At IL O'clock tie following Bonds and stees
NY" oonfe: crate per cent Non-fsxsble Coup, Bonds
~ nSS W. do DO January coupon OF
SoS n n.,sha per cent Registered Bonds.
T.oy0 per cent. Certificates
aSTV oohieaefa'e Soupon Bends, various dates
leo shaies Virginia oenaAl RAILROAD stocS
IL shares Farm .rs' BARK :
S shsres Bsnk Of Virginia
shEres Porcesin company Stock
And such ether Bonds and soA offered before day
OF sale DAVESPoRT a 90
nov s-tds Stock Auetioneers.
100 shares Traders Bsnk stock
f5 do. Bank Of Bichmond stock
70 do Merchants Insursncs Company rtoek
10 do Old Donsion do do do
, 5000 gnla per cent fegstsred bonds old Issue
800 goll coin t-tt- :
500 silver coin I...e -.
10000 Confederate per cent is million registered bonds
sVoo do do do coupon no
Loo York River 2 per cent coupon BONDS
nos DAVENPORT 4 90
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-11
CAPTURE OF BLOCKADE RUNNERS

The following captures e blockade runners Of Will
miDstou we're reported 20 the N.vy Department to-day
The prizes have arriv, a. ForEres Monroe. The Eng
lsh steamer Lloy c'p uted on the inst lader
with Ala bales OF cotton aud % ions OF tobacco the
steamer Auna clp'ured onday Hast, laden viii
5ls bales Of ootop, - tons Of ob and 10 barrels
Oh turpsntins making seven captures o. ard fous de-
tro,ed blockade within the last thirty days
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-11

Tho steamship Ariel, with Nav oflaans dates to the
sO,h ult, has arrived here, bu brings alJ ad ionsl
ess reported that the rebes recently eucceel
cd 4. crossing cord Grove of 400 cattle frcm the
west to she east eide of the ssisspp river. 0lo o.
The New lean, banks lad refused III accordsI ca with
military ORDER all application by the FIn4nce Bureau
Of the Legislature for loan Of 500 600 Smmepor
and NorgAns Ferry, La, are Low held by the UnioD
troOps
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-01

The Fourth Of July.-Among the many
attractions which are being prepared for this
day, our citizens must not forget the grand
Concert of Madame ANNA Bishop, the weird
renowned vocalist, (which is to take place at
overman's Hall, in the evening She has
long ranked as the first vocalist Of American
Concert Rooms. This will be our only OPP
portunity to hear her voice, as she is now
making farewell tour of the United States.
Her young and talented daughter, Miss Lou
IsA BISHOP, will also appear, as vocalist and
pianist---in both Of which branches she has
elected the warmest praise from the press of
the North West. Mr.. 4. SEDGwIcx the pop
ular Buflo Singer and performer upon the
English Concertina, accompanies the ladies,
and we confidently predict rich entertain
ment, warm welcome and crowded house.
Mr.. j. L. Wilcox of the Carter House, has
kindly postponed his Social Dance until 10
p. NJ, in order that our citizens may hear
these talented artistes.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-01

A Mean Thing.--On Tuesday evening
about 10 o'clock, the house Of widow Of
this place was visited by a man who repre-
sented himself as a veteran soldier on fur.
Tough. He begged that he might be permit.
ted to pass the night, as the hotels were full
and he could not get accommodations. He
used every argument and device of which he
was capable to gain the lady's consent to his
request, but she suspecting his true design,
refused to entertain him. 1t has since trans
PRED that he is in no manner what he rep.
resented himself to be; but on the contrary
is villain, who il the respectable garb Of a
soldier Of the Union, hoped thus to be ena-
bled to carry on! his devilish purposes on
the person Of a respectable lady. His name
by rights ought to be published to the CON-
munty, and he branded as tho low lived,
sneaking, hypocritical villainous scamp that
he is
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-01

- Train gour Daughters.- Mothers
train your daughters to understand the du-
ties Of the household, and to know the thee.
~ Of domestic pursuits, If you would have
them become good, wives and useful men,
bers of society. Instruct them how to make
light and wholesome bread, and. tell them
what most of you know to be true, that the
Chemical Saleratls is the article to use in its
production. 1t is made at Tairport, N. Y.
by d. B. De LASsD & Co., and sold by re-
spectacle dealers.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-07-01


PERSONS OF sEDENTARY HABITS TROUBLED
with weakness asstude, palpitaon Of the heart lack
appetite, distress after eating, torpid liver constipation
&c. deserve to suffer If they will not try the celebrated
PLANTATION B,TTERs,
which now recommended by the highest medical au
thortes and warranted to produce an immediate ben
efcal effect They exceedingly agreeable perfectly
pure, and must supercede all o,her tonics where
healthy, gentle stimuant IS required.
They purify, strengthen anu invgorate
They create healthy appetite.
They an antidote TO change Of water and diet.
They effects Of dissipation and late hours.
They strengthen the system and eniven the mi.fd
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent feyers.
They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera ana Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They make the weak strong the langud brilliant and
are exhausted natures restorer. They composed
the celebrated Casaya bark, wiptergreen, sassafras
roots and herbs all preserved in pure ST. Cfoix
For particulars circulars and testimonials
each bottle.
Beware OF mpo..ers. Examine every bottle See thai
it has D. s. Barnes signature private U.s. STAMP
the cork With plantation scene, and firm sigma
ture on fine steel plate engraving side label. Sec
that our bottle Is not reed with spurious and deieter
Gus stuff We defy any person to match the taste o,
charaster OF our goods Any person pretending sell
Plantation Bttersby the gallon in bulk is an impos
ter. We sell only In our log cabin bottle. Any person
Initiating this bottle, selling apyother material there
In whether called Plantation Bitters not is crirnina
under the u s. Law, and will be prosecuted by us
We already have our eye two parties re-nilng ouI
bottles &c. who viii succeed in getting themselves into
close quarters TIE demand for brakes Plantation Bit
tiers from ladies' ciergymen merchants, &c perfect,
Incredible. The simple trial Of bottle Is the evidence
present Of their worth and superiority They are sold
by all respectable druggists, grocers physicians hotels
saloons, steamboats, and country stores
P. II. DRAKE q co.
IS 2O2 broadway, Nsao YORK..