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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16
IFer Mernsng wepsrt see virss Page
Night Report.
A FIGHT AT LEBANON, ALA.
Jackson and YazoO City in Our
Pc; session.
A Richmond Paper Deu0unCcs
the Virginia Legislature.
The Enemy Driren OUT OF the
ImdiGfs Territory.
Proceedings of Congress-.
&C., &C., &C., &c.
&C., &C., &C., &c.



NV YoRK. February l5-A fight occurred
1T Lebanon. Alabama. on Wednesday last, be
tween the Louis squadron and our troops.
The Sems Reporter says the enemv subse-
quenily abandoned Lebanon aud retrest.d
The Heralds special Dispatch from Vieksburg
states that Jackson aud Yazoo CITY are i'm the
hands of Gen. Shermin. after slight skirmsh,
attended with little loss to u.
This success gives ia fine foraging country
Geus Mcpherson and Hurlhut occupied J ,ck.
SON and Col. G ,tcs occupied Yazoo CITY, after
short 6gh. At Sualis. where We lost few men
The Richmond Examiner of the 10Th has An
editorial denouncing the Virginia Legislature for
attempting 10 Interfere with the State and war
matters. hut the passage Of mn act requesting
JEFF Davis TO remove the oufltwry against Cen
eral Butler TO facilitate the exchange " prison.
ers.
a special to the Herald dated Washington,
February 10, SAYS:
IL j. reported by military authorities here that
troops from the armies OF Lee aud Beauregard
are being sent u other po nts in the Confederacy
probably TO Mobile, Atlanta and Knoxville.
lt is understood the government is preparing
to protect against the French occupation of Mex
leo
The Tribune's Newborn letter of the 10Th inst.
saws:
rumor comes from the front that the enemy
is again advancing upon US All is ready for
them
IL is stated positively that Lee has only &c. 900
infantry on the Rapidan. His cavalry is being
reinforced.
A special to the Tribune, dated Washington,
February 10 says
Through Gen. Buffers intervention, the Off
GERS and men OF Col Streigh,'s command have
been released from close confinement. aud their
irons removed.
The following dispatch from Chattanooga is
Interesting:
The cavalry expedition under General Grierson
aud Smith crossed the country from Corinih-
moving south Ii is understood these columns
sre intended TO act IN coniunciiun--the one 10
attack aud the other To cut of the retreat oi
Polk and disperse the cavalry.
Forrest is securing central aud northern Mis-.
sour
The armv at Chattanooga il by this time in
motion for Tunnel Hill aud Dalton Its move
ment may have been delayed bv circumstances
unknown to u. but il is under marching orders
There seems to be- no doubt of general flank
movement OF Johnstop'S army
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16

Mr Stevens. from the Committee on WAYS
and Means, reported bill authorizing the ap-
polLtment of an Assistant Register oil The Treas-
ury
Mr. Wallace. delegate from ldahoe Territory
introduced Till 10 Establish a branch mint in
that Territory.
Both the above bills were appropriately re.
ferrcd
M,ny resolutions OF irquiry were adopted
Among them WIS one requesting the Judiciary
To examine aud report To the eSpediency OF
establish NJ new department, to be called tie
Department Of kovenna.
Mr.. Arnold Of Illinois offered u resolution de.
clariug that the Constitution shall he 50 amended
ms to abolish aud prohibit slavery wherever il
exists
Mr. Holman OF Indiana moved to Law the re.
oluton on the table. which was disagreed TO, 70
against 81
Mr. Aruod's resolution was adop,ed-ycas 7s
nays g.
The House then took up the Senate amend
ment 90 tie internal revenue bill
Dir Stevens moved concurrence in tho Sen.
ate amendment. which he laid was a better reve
hue measure than the bill. as IL passed IN,
House
Fernando Wood explained the justice OF ta,in:
spirits now on hand
A debate ensued involving the merits Of th'
Senate amendment.
Adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16

MERCHANTS ExouANGE The Chamber of
Commerce was regularly opened yesterday for
business. The attendance of mcrchints and
dealers very large. all the principal houses in
the city being represented The transactions
were chiefly ia grain, flour aud hay. In grocer
ies. however. movements were resp, ciable Un
der our commercial head the transactions are
noted
The public will bear in mind that the hours of
Change are from , to I +. VI. during which
market report from the chief commerci, points
In the country are received AMI read
The ChtmUer ia the Exchange Building, Hi.
nois street. - spacious and elegantly fitted up.
Ii u convenient To the business portions of the
city, and IN the vicinity of two OF the principal
hotels Strangers Rte thus all the MOI q likely To
he brought IN contacf and form acquaintance " ia
our merchants. traders aud manufacturers The
proprietor of the Exchange has certainty shown "A
public spirit in rendering this Chamber To the A..
ISOLATION. and IN arranging aud furnishing il Tor
their use Another locality does not occur To us
Ia so many respects eligible. On the whole
We congratulate the Association on the auspicious
commencement ct iis career. which. with it,
known and capable officers md ts numerous AID
entefprisng members. cannot be otherwise than
vastly beneficial IN it, influence upon the progress
and prosperity ct INDIANAPOLIS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16

CAHYrrs -We see by the Eastern quotations
that carpets are steadily advancing; where they
will stop IL more than we en- say. but there Is
one thing that we can say. aud that l. this:
is the time TO buy. Believing this to be so, We
take pleasure ia recommending our friends to
call at the famous establishment OF Hume. Lord
4 Co 20 and p West Washington street. where
they will find the largest and most varied stock
In the State, 20 which has been added TWO hun
dred pieces of carpets and mating within the last
few days. Their purchases were made before the
recent advances, which enable them 10 sell at
very low figures for these times A word to the
wise - sufficient.
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from Cairo,

CAno. February ID Reports from rebel pa
pc's at hgh, with pant of Sherman's force on
the 4Ih inst near Clinton. Miss. are confirmed
10y an officer just from thar point Our troops
charged Qua rebel battery. aud lost ~ killed aud
81 Wounded Among the latter was Col Rogers.
al Illinois TIE enemy were driven back and
our troops proceeded toward Jackson.
Gen. Sherman's headquarters ate reported TO
have been ~ Jackson OF the 9Th He was since
heard OF Ut Brandon
The steamer Lady Franklin from Memphis.
passed zap for Cincinnati to-day. with nearly 500
bales oi cotton
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pounties tn Citszcos aiding To Fsii
the Quota.

ISpIANAPoLIs. lNp Feb. ID. 1864.
Bounties are now paid citizens Tor procuring
recruits
La every county are persons owning their own
transportation. who. by active efforts IN canvass
ing their district. could compensate ihem.el,es
and sccere enlistmcnis The attention oi Com
maudanis ot districts. county and township COM
mtiees. aud county officers. Is called 10 this
matter
IL furnishes abundant inducemeu, to active
men to work. and hearty work. the State over
Will save from drait. There - time enough. At
there toe the will
II every committee maa In every school dis
trct would secure Il. Il would oil the c,ll
ANY officer. soldier or citizen Who procuTcs an
accepted recruit = paid a. follows:
One for one ol the new regiments. SC
Two Tor au old regiment. SIS
Three tor m old tegimsnt IT the recruit has
served nine months during the war. S25.
All newspaper and cllizeus, desruus still To
maintain the reputation Of Indiana in filling every
call, will please give prominence To this state
meu,, aud press tie work forward
HESRy b CAERIN1rnx.
Big. Gen ; Vols.
Comd'g Camps OF Organization.
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" FLEf N - NHFIN
Real Estate Auctioneers.


ASTHMA AND CoxsrHPtlos The proofs Of
the most distressing cases of Asthma and Con
sumption by Dr. Strickland's MelIihuous Cough
Basam. speaks louder than words 10 the merits
OF this incompatible remedy. A grateful pa
tent writes: Il am happy to bear nv testimony
20 the wonderful power. OF your Cough B,isa m
10 curing me Of the most troublesome cough and
shortne-s Of breath after all other mems had
failed" Can any result be more graufyingl
what load Of suffering WAS removed by the
use Of this noble Cough Balslm Sole by all
druggist-5o cents pei bottle e.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16

THr Bvrcgrns ASSOCIATION = A primary
meeting WIS held last night by the butchers OF
the city At the MAYORS 0fice. Little. hosever.
ass done toward = permanent orgsniz ,tion. as
the attendance was rot as full rs was desired
The President Of the meeting. John II Bsuv.
appointed committee consisting Of Me-srs l.
Davis. G Gardner aud J Younger. To prepare a
plan OF organic ,tion.
Adjourned 10 meet on Friday evening. Feb.
18th. at the Mayors Office.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16

IT, IMPORTANT TO LADIES. DIR
HAnvsr's fxsAIr PiIls have ys, failed Ia
moving difficulties arising from obstruction stoppsge
% nature. IN restoring tie system perfect health
when suffering from Spinal Affections. Frolsp-as Uteri
the Whites or other weakness 81 the Uterine Organs.
The Pills perfectly harmless the eonsrtuton and
may be taken by The delc.te female without cass
Ing dls,ress-tbs time they act like charm b,
strengthening nvigoratng and restoring the system
healthy condition. ard BY bringing on the monthly pc
Rod with regularity. matter from what the
obstruction may arise. They should. however, MOI he
taken during the hrst three four months Of
thosgh ssfs al say other time. miscarriage would be
the result.
Each box contains 60 Ia Price 81.
Or. HARvEY's TREATISE 90 Diseases 81 Females.
Pregnancy Miscarriage Bsrrennes stsrilisy. Rsprodue-
ton and Abuses Of Nature aud emphsticsy the Ladies
Private Medical Adviser, pamphlet Of - pages, ssn,
free any address, sx required paw postage
The pills and book vii be by mali when desired.
securely sealed and prepaid. By
j. BRYAN, NJ D., General Agent .
So.Ts Cedar street. New Ysfk.
TPsoid by all the principal druggists
ToALdSsoS q cox. Drugx,t.. Agents.
sept3o'ss-dawiy I1disnapolis.
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cs-NEw DISCOVERY FOR THE

sE-NEw SCOvERY FOR THE
- edy aud permanent OF Seminal Weakness. Gre
tnra and Vaginal Discharges. elect s'qusi Diseases,
Emissions impotence. Genital Debility aud diseases OF
the Bladder and Kidneys
BsLL's SrScUic fiLLs warranted IN all case
and be relied No change 81 die; required. They
do not interfere with business parsuss Up
wards OF 200 have been cured the past month.
More thsn one h.ndy,i physieiaas them IN their
prirafe practice. aud oH SPEAK Wez Of their syHcacg
They are entirely harmless the system and be
lied On In all eases arising from youthful ndlsere,op or
seifsbuss. which often ncapaeitsss tho sufferer from
fulfilling the tsfiss 81 ndrri,d lire.
ATRsATisE Of 81 pages. containing means Of cure,
sent free 10 all Two stamps required for postage.
The pills will b. sent by mail securely sealed.
ecipt Of One Dollsr.by J BRYAN, ND,
No. T6 c.dar street., MI.
sold by all the principal druggists.
TOhLlNs0S a COZ, Agents,
sept3o-d&~iy indianapolis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16

FoRr SNIru February ID Col Phillips com
mancing the expedition into the InIian Territory
reports 10 Gen. Thayer that he has driven the
enemy entirely out OF th Il region and ia several
skrmishes, killed nearly one hundred rebels,
captured one Captain AMI twenty five men.
Gen. Curtis leaves here tomorrow
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16

CnxAr PRorERrr.-A new two story double
frame house. on the corner of two streets. within
three minutes walk OF the State House. contriu-
ing ten room. and all the usual convenience:
also good stable: the lot Is very large: tor sale
cheap and on easy terms by Spann & Smith.
Real Estate Brokers.
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for the State sentuel
INDIANA STATE BoARD OF AeRIcrLruRE.)
SEcRtrARYs OFFIcE,
INDIANAPOLIS. fenruary 18Th. ls6i.

INDIANAroLIs FebruNty IJIh, IebI
Ma EnIroR: | have received for grntitous dis
,rbuiion one hundred bushels OF cotton seei IL
will be put up IN peck hdf bushel bushel and
two bushel packages. and forwarded by express.
the receiver paying express charges desire To
distribute u mostly To the Southern counte.
ANY Agricultural Society or individual desiring
packages will make application ~ letter or other.
wise. az The above office m the State House The
seed u from the Department of Agriculture at
Washington
The Board of Agriculture will meet in this
office on Tuesday. February 23I at Z NJ
". II LOOMS Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16

FLAMES Bstuhsrt. Of the d Missouri,
rebel prisoner at Camp Morton. was shot through
the head by the guard shile attempting 20 e.
cape through tunnel. one night last week. lie
died Instantly. II would seem 10 be more ~ ac-
cordAnce with humanity IL measures we're taken
10 prevent attempts at escape inside OF the camp
instead Of suffering the unfortunate aud m's-
guided fellows 10 get just far enough on the out
side To meet their inevitable and merciless fate.
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NOTICE.

TUyHR CHAMBER or CON ERcE" WILL BIZ
II opened daily for business, On and sf'er Monday
fgbrusy 18th. lss4 lsgniays sxeepsedl sts O'Clock
pm.
Change hoars from O'Clock Go o'clock Pm.
iseis ~ J.BARSAkp. seer~sary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16

zA I;p,.. No - wc-, Washington
street. il yi.ilei by the ladies' desiring the mosi
beausiful, fabricated -hoes The article msnn-
f.ctnres With the p-tent steel shank attracts
erea, man, purchaser. The geuslemen's boots
ras.ed IN style and finish.
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PARTNERSHIP.
GOpartncr>hip Notice.

FsNnE uNDERS GNED RETURNS HIS BESr THANKS
q to the eu4'n. q lndian polls and - vicinity for
the liberal PATRONAGE they have given him during the
period he h.. done business aiming them AMI he hereby
informs them "a owing TO largely ncrra" Of bis
business h. has ths DIS formed part ership with Mr.
Peter Gaudolfo Of Cincinnati n urcr 10 facilitate with
double energy the business Of Plumbing Gas aud steam
FLUNG. az tn. old establishment No - 20 kentucky
emu, indianapolis, which The firm will oatupy
Al persons indebted him will please III and settle
their bii and all those having claims against him III
prrsent them ior adjustment. J. &. DUNN.
indianapolis, Jauu - Is. 1864.
The undersigned partnership. mutually formed This
dsy between J. G. Dunn and Peter Gandolio ud mot
rcspecifu " so'tt continuance OF IN" patronage
literally bestowed upon the old estshi shmsnt.
profess proficiency ant ptom.e renewed energy IN the
practical cuon ~ The art. combining elegance with
p.stl ard durability Of work. Ia he Plumbing
Gas aud steam ftug, ami all other appurtcnaiccs per-
tanning o. ur hnsn
Mr. All order. attended TO with pronntress and
dispatch c. DUNN 60,
Kentucky Avenue, No. "a and 20.
indianapolis, January II. i'6t jan23-dlm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16

cT-The lecture bv the accomplished and
beautiful Miss Anna f.. Dick will surely
come of at Masonic Hall on Thursday evening.
The rush for reserved seats was tremendous yea
terday. Persons who desire To secure seats bad
better attend to the matter nc once.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16

eB-When spring comes the demand for nice
dress pump-sole boots u universal. New coat
and pants amount TO nothing without nice neat
fitting boot. Bclcher aud Deter. and the Hart
ford Boot. sewej aud peeeed. are just the thing.
Get them at Jones. Vinnedge 4 Co 5. lac
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16

Booxs-we have on hand very heavy stock
Of superior book and cover paper. AND eau print
books aud catalogues on the best terms. aud
on short notice Our varieties OF book type
cant be exceled in the West Orders from a
distance promptly attended to febl3-d3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16

cE-If We are to judge from the immense stock
OF hats aud caps that are being daily opened nj
Baker Il Mclver's Tor the spring trade. they must
evidently anticipate larger trade than usual
this season One thing l. certain. good hat or
cap can always bc had at that establishment.
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febi2d6m

MrrnorollrAx.-1he beautiful. versatile and
Accommodated Kate Denim aud the nimitable
Sam Ryan were greeted with an overlooking
house last night East Lynne will be repeated
TO night. and the Irish Emigrant is on the bills
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16

MKscHASr TAiIoRiSe Spring. IL approach
ing. and Tor new aud beautiful styles oi goods
for gentlemen's wear. made in thf most artistic
fashion. call on q IL Hetkani. No. IL North
Illinois street Military work Is executed prompt
~. and IN manner unsurpassedsa at Heitkam
feb9 DIT
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16

cE-Two or three weeks ago there was case
or two of small pox and several OF variolaid at
Camp Csrrington. but both diseases have entirel,
disappeared in consequence OF prompt vaccina-
ton
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16

cham Der Of Commerce
Mo<n.r Fefru.rvi S
New Nerk uarket
INV YoRK, February Is.

New Nark usrke,
INV YoRK, February Is.
Flour in better request for shipping grades. and
closing hrmer; trade brands quiet and without
decided change at Sc 75d6 % tor extra. s. 25
al 50 for extra Round hoop Ohio. 81 55@9 80
Tor trade brands
Whisky steady at s6dssc.
Wheat steady and Ia fair demand closing with
an upward tendency. Corn quiet at lbs. Oats
are shade hrmer
Wool quiet and firm
Beef is less active. Dressed hogs are firm at
9s4@lOl4c
L'rd Tor March and April delivery. sold at
i3X@I4c
Money continues very easy at 6d7 per cent.
Sterling decidedly frmer at lI6. Gold higher;
opening At 500. advancing TO Oh aud closing
firm at 6lLl@6l3s prem.
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PAINTING. Persons Ia want OF printing OF any
kind can get IL done promptly. aud neatly a, the
Sentinel Office cur presses Hnd machinery are
now In complete running order. AMI We can do
UP snv amount of work. on short notice
febl3-d3t
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,.s.,.v ., IN. c,a.en-speeeh

The EtbeVy o. w" V's
81 Hon D. W. Voorhees, delivered in the House 81 hep-
res.nt.sves February "a. iass. ontbs Act ondemny
the President other persons for suspendnT
n habsss corpus ard acts done 10 pursuance 'hs'e"
IL nov printed pamphlet FORM and can be obtained
th. Office. This 4 the great enor OF MI voorhees, 70
THE liberty Of the citizen, and shoald be In the
hand. az every voter In Indiana. II makes pamphlet
.f.t.,eeu pages. Price 81 so per hundred.
IrAii orders should direct the speeches 20 be sent
bysrpress. the postage viii D. one cent seopy, and
mast be prepaid.
Address ELDER, HARKSRss a BINGHAM,
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Prom, Warrington.

WAsuINcroS, February ID The Supreme
Court 10 day refused ~ anuliratinn for writ
OF cer,iurari ia the case of V,laudig ham OH the
ground OF want OF jurisdiction.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16

tn Donaldson & Carr. wholesale dealers in
beaver. cashmere. fur and wool hats and ears,
have removed to No. 81 South Meridian street.
Schnull's Block See advertisement
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16

Corraes Hoes. At AUorlos.-we will sell on
MONDAY February l5th) next that uew brick cot
tage. No. lil South street. pleasantly situated.
With fine lot high shove grade. The house j.
substantially built aud contains sir rooms. hall.
kitchen. cellar and 6ne cstern. well and stable
On the lot. Terms OF sale. cash
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wLAprEsl LADIES' LADIES' DON'T

fail 70 read the siv.r-enen, IN tsis paper. hesde
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. Dc. chsesmsn. u Nee
York has devoted he thirty years q his practice
Female conpsant- uI. Pill liA< charm. The,
ar. reliable ard ..fs. ssve-dsn
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AN OLD CITIZEN BAyoNErED ny SOLDIERS
SOLDIER Snor Yesterday afternoon Mr. John
T. kngsberry, all Ole citizen. WAS assaulted ON
Massachusetts avenue. by two soldiers, who used
their bayone,s upon him, wounding him so So
verely that II u thought he will not recover 20.
lceman Murphey, happening along, rescued Mr.
kingsbesry, when the soldiers turned upon hi IN
aud. pressing him little TOO close he drew his
revolver aud fired. Gaze OF the soldiers fell
wounded ia the and sie. He had To he car
ried To his camp Mr. Murphey then gave hls
attention to Mr.. kingsberry until he reached
home. We are told that no provocaiion what
ever was given 10y Mr.. kingsberry. who Is an old
man, but IN the mere spirit OF wonton brutality
he was attacked. We make no comment on
this outrage IL Is one uf kind growing FIRE.
quent. Ii behooves citizens to consider OF the
matter.
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Prem The army hospi,,l-,he bloody hs,tle-fsli-ihs
mansion 81 the rich and humble sbsde % the poor
from the once and the sacred desk-from the mountain
top. distant valleys and fr-os islands o. the
from ever nook AM q the civilized -erid-is
pouring the eviencs Of the astonishing effects Of
DRAKE's PLANTATION BirrERs. THOUSANDS upon
thousands Of letters like the fOllorins may be
cur Office:
Rrrnsrrur. wn.. Sept. &c. isf3
- have been IN the rmy hospital for
fourteen mcuhs-speeoh and nearly dead. AZ Alton
III. they gave me botl~ OF Plantation tier.
Three bottles restored my speech and earsd ne
{. A. fLAUTE."
sorrH wAhssw, O., Jay -. lea.
- One young man. who had been SICK and
Eryipela. after paying tue doctors over siss without
benefit has been cured by ten o,tle. Of cur hl,ers
EDWARD wOuSALL-
The following from the Manager Of the Union Hon.
School for the Children OF Volunteers
H,vrxsrrR Msssos, Fury -skvxsrn sr.,rrp
NV loAk, Augus2, let3.
''DH. DaAkr: Your wonderful Plantation Bfters have
been gi-en TO Of little children suffering from
weakness and weak lungs. with mos happy effect One
litie girl, In parie lar with pains IN her head loss Of
app. tte, and daily wasting consumption whom all
medical skin had been exhausted. has been entirely
stored. We commenced with but teaspooufu Of BIZ.
and abe is now we'll
Respectfully, MRS. o. DEvoE"
90 I owe much to you. for verify believe the
Plantation Bltiers have saved my lie
REV. W. Il. wAG6oSyR,
Madrid, y. T."
80 Thou vii, send me two bottle. more Of thy
Plantation Bitter Ny wife has been greatly beneni'ed
ASA CURR y, Philsdelphls, Pa"
- have been great sufferer from Dyspep.
STA. aud had TO abandon preaching. The
kEv. J. cATHoRS,
Rochester, n. Y"
- Send u twenty four doTea more Of your
Plantation Biiters. he poi nlarip # which daily
increasing with the sS Ss. 81 our .e5, aIT, s,c
ProprietOrs Of WIZARDS Hotel. Washington. d. {.
- Ibaye given The Plantation Biters to hun.
dreds Of our Disabled soldiers with the most astonishing
Superintendent Soldiers Home, cineinnati. o.
- The Plantation Bitters have cured me Of
liver complaint, o. which laid up PROSTATE and had
TO abandon my business.
II. B KINGSLEY. Cleveland. o."
80 The Plantation Ritter. have cured me Of
dersngemni Of tn kidneys and urinary that has
distressed me for year. II &C like charm.
Z. C. MOORE, 20 Broadway, NY"
&c, &c. &C, &c, se
The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong the Ian
gud brilliant and exhausted natures great restorer
They composed Of celebrated caisaya Bark, Win
tersr.~n Sa safras. Roots, Herbs &o sl preserved