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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-22

Double house, southeast cor Rock Island and
llth streets Pfice-$20p.
Double house on llth street, second east Of
Rock Island street. Priee-$l, 100.
Double house west side Perry street, corner OF
18th. Prics 800. Two thirds may remain on
mortgage at 8 per cont.
New frame house on Brady street, "a gcnteel
resideDce) Price = 500.
Frame house south side Third street, one mile
west OF Brady street. Price-Sl,500. Iwo-
thirds may remain on interest at 8 per cent.
Valuable house with ~ acres of land we'll
stocked with fruit Of all kinds, with stable, car
rage and wool h ,usc, COW stable, wagon shed,
cistcrn, two " lis, pasture, orchard ana grove
the whole place vol fenced and in perfect order
and repair Price-S5 600.
Erame house cast side Ripley street. between
1st and "a streets, with lot 80 by so feet. Price,
81 600
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-22

|Pzl O m N E r. s
No. 50 Brady Street, ,.s' e -. -
Fsns Rss; Tour lss. Europe 10 vo by Jacob Asbe
Rolo 10 Switzerland as.t. .RSIs .Rono Il IL iHu.' Ron.
Rolo in Scotland Rolo on tie Atlantic
lsolo Naples Rolo on ths Rhine
The RoIlo Books II vsb. By Abbett. ID, saev4s's NJ
Learning Tall. Learning Play school, Mas Espsrfnsns
Fire. Sky waser Air Travel vacaion Travels Coscpoodsaos
The Florence stories by Jacob Abbott, 4 vols.
Florence and John Gimks Orkney Isand Engih Channel.
Santa Claus Fairy Story Bssls, vsla
Fairy Rhymes Fable Land Gulver. Fairy Godunother A.
Fables Arabian Nights -
The Pioneer Boy The Drummer The Boy Printer Boy
ParJey's Jxuestle Series, ~ cols.
America, Rome Europe ASH. ,Ahie. Ireland
Sea- Greece Winter EnDgs
,Parley's Cottage Library ~ vols. es5
R.s ss s s; rp s rs. n.' 1ss ns =. .s 1.,
Iiomein The Sea- Wit Bought ~ -" --"'"'
TIE T%s za,.,.,s,. rsa p, ,rs Tai: Of the
Anntie Mary's stories vols. -
The Gift Story Book Frank Farley. York Peep II.
Boosts, Peep at the Birds, Aunt Mays SoieA Il
The Mtten Series; Excellent Books for Children,
ten' Orphans Home Mite. Little Mien Two Story Nt.as Little
Miaens, More M,tens
The silver Penny Series, q, voa.
Sunny Eyed Tim cbd Life Iudi The Marina Tds and II,
Mountain Patty Williams voyoge, NobOdyt Child
The Caskei ofJuveni!es, beautifully illustrated.
Robbins Nest stories.
1o.ns Psspe': s %;issry. sse,.i il y yoi. A.''''
The Good Child's Library; 8 vols. tss
Tale. and stories Worm Telling. D"'s''e'''
Also fine stock Toy, Photographic Album. B.g and
Fancy Good Call and select before the assortment broken
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-22

Chicago Market, by Teiegraphs
CHICAGO, Feb. 20.
YL,ua-I In good Speculative de- uani.
WnsAr- l2X and $1.1l60l.1sk for No. ana
respectively.
No.2
Live STOCK Market duh
DassslD Hees-W Without material change.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-22

THEATRE.-The death Of Ellsworth
i, the grand attraction at the Metropolitan
Theatre to-night. 1t is u sublime military
dram q, and will be presented with thrilling
effect. Patriotic songs and choruses, also the
splendid piece, the "Avenger,' will be given
Let there be full house on this g eat occas-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-22
1000 Agents Wanted. .

1000 Agents Wanted.
THROUGHOUT rHE UNION, TO SELL
Tho Departure and Landing or the
PILGRIMS.
THESE TWO MAGNIFICENT STEEL
i PLATE ENCKAVINGS, (2lx36) arc
now ready for delivery. Catslogaes Of beautiful
American, French and English esgraviDgs sent
free TO Agents.
Great inducements to energetic eanvasssrs Of
both sexes,
Go smopolitan lrt Union Agents
informed that Sir Walter Scott and Ais Cotem-
psraries, beautifully engraved steel, same size
and meat picture to .Shoksrease asd his Friends,
will be shortly ready and their orders are respect
fully solicited. Apply TO
W. Fl. HOLBROOKE, Publisher,
fct25-dlOt) "a Nassau Street. N. 7.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-22

PERSONAL. Brig. Gen. Roberts and
family take leave OF our city in few days.
The General locates hi family at New Haven
Conn, and then leaves for N-w Orleans to
whieh poin, he ha. been oreersd, to report o
Major General Banks. We wish him good
fortunes, and safe issue from the bloody
strife u which he is destined to engage.
Our friend Col. Hooker, Of Des Moinee. ar
rived in town Saturday, and is stopping at the
Burtis House. He is 10 fine bealth aud spirlts
and returns TO the capital to- morrow.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-22
GERMAN TnEATRE.-This favorite place

GERMAN InEATRE.-lhls lavOrlte place
OF amusement continues to be well patroniz ID.
Last light splendid comedy was press"sed,
in the usual good style OF the talented Com
pany, to crowded house. Messrs. Pieifer,
Spitzuas, srbecks and fischer, and the
Misse. Pfeiffer. Nautilus and Planbeck all
played their psr,s exceedingly we'll and 20
tie satisfaction OF the audience.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-22

stores For Sale.
Two valuable stores well rented, easy terms.
House Lots For Sale.
On Brady street 100 feet front by l5o feet
dsep-fenced. Price-$l2 per front foot
store Lots For Sale.
One on Fourth street just east Of Brady street.
Four on Fourth street near railroad depot.
All the Lots for sale i'm Wet.
mOre,s Addition.
(formerly known as "the Patch, ~ az laid ont In
streets aud lots, ON plans which may lie seen Mt
our Office.
Offices for Rent.
In Merwin's Block, Perry rect, 0 or II roo'as)
Also a very eligible Office with antc-foom. near
corner Brady and asst second streets.
Also, furnish ed suites of ROOMS FOR single gene
tlcmen.
First Class Houses for Rent
We are ready to cngag. to rent or to sell houses
to be built in the spring, to be ready TOR occu-
pan,y in May or Juue next t-plans OF which may
be seen at cur Office
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-22

MAMMOTH PosrER.-The attraction on
the blank wall Of Israel Halls brick building
on Brady street, above Third. is huge. Tenn
piston 4 Co. have just put up a. that place
one Of their msmmoth 45-shset Illuminated
posters, painted by F. ]. Widman. of the Star
Dramatic troupe. 1t is the biggest effor. OF
the. kind ever made in Davenport. Wildnan's
kill in poster painting is excellsnt-much
like his playine-very attractive.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-22

ASSETS:

$8s9,375.27
ASSETS:
c..A -, hand in Bank k.......... $ll .674 80
R.nk Stock In the City OF New ok 2e,5oc.0O
% sr,s Don1s in Cinss Of New York and 2c9eOo.oO
BROOKLYN. mostly dwellings,
Loans on dem nd, fully secured -.... 2s ,loo w
.1 .; - A..rts, hands ...... 6,732.l7
Premiums in curse OF cole ction..... !'sza -
Interest accrued, but not yet due.... 4oai''o
Sc and 7-30 y cent Tre'sry notes ii'zoo.eo
r,..,. January 1, 1864. .$ss9. 81 5.27
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-22

Ye old folks should remember your
old fashioned hop at Whites Hail this even
ing. There will be rare old time among the
aiderlv peopIe
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-22

1CE OUT AT LECLAIRE.-Weh have re
liable information that the river is opsn fo,
three miles distance, at the head Of the rapids
both above and below LeClairs. This is on
indication that a clearance will take place here
10 few days.
II is said that the river is clear for . shoti
distance, about three or four miles beo
town. Navigation will open In . week Of
fwO
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-22

The ice in the river is rottipg away
fast. Great care should be taken In crossir 3
over to the other aide. le.t, unfortunately, Sc
rious accidents might be the result.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-22

WAsHrNsToN's BIRTH-DAY.-This 22d
dsy OF February is the natal day Of the great
and true WARRINGTON. Were it no. for the
fact that many Of our bueiness houses had
thrown the etars and stripes to the breeze.
the presence Of this great anniversary
would scarcely have been noticed. The Amer
lean people are sadly remiss In their duty con,
csrning this mater. The 22d OF February
should be revered, and for All time observed
by our people as public holiday. But We
are sorry to cay, asi 'e from the display Of the
aslionsl colors, there was NO demonstration
This ia not as 1t should be. The memory o.
WARRINGTON shoald never be permitted te
wither 10 the hearts Of tbis people. 30 long sI
the United States Of America continue to hold
q place among the powers Of the earth.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-22

THr ARsENAL.-The work prepara-
tory to the erection Of the United States At
ssnal Building on the Island, has been pro-
gre.sing this winter % fast - possible. Mr.
Chauuon, the master carpsater. With tausf
Of men, hes been vsrp dilie emily engaged do
ring the winter getting cot the wood work
and have got along 20 fss. very veil indeed
Several thouesnd perch Of stone ere nov ready
Tor shipment ct LeClairs, and will hs cen
down iast ~ soon - the river opens. Mr.
Chsnnon has worked mp fer sash and oshe1
uses considerable quantity Of the osk timbs
that constituted portions Of the old bloel
houses ot Fort Arnstropg. II IL veil sessoDe'
->bavisg been II uts for abeat thirty-6v
ysera gs Il.
The baildisg vii ssast ahead jass o ,sss'
- The esasss vill pssnis. ssd 81 seat fal
sill pssssat y ~ sieg : nsst s.eeeas eesss
ssfp-as hsoee - ~ 49, Z ssseolsk
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-22

TsAM DRowSED.-A German by the
name Of Jansen, who resides At the lower end
Of town, started from the Island opposite the
City Cemetry, to cross to the main shore,
with span OF horses and q wagon load OF
wood. When he was about half way acrose.
the .ice gave way, and horses. wagon and
driver went into the water. The hOrssp and
wagon we're drawn under the ice end dissp-
pea,ed. Int the driver succeeded IN scraubling
out, The wagon was . new ons and ore Of
The horses wee borrowed from . neig hbor
The attsmp to cross With . team with the
ice 40 rotten as il nov is, was fool-hardy in
the extreme, ard it 10 not strange that the
v.ntu,a rssulted ne It did,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-22
DRsrRvcr1vs CoNyLAoRAT1oS. Loss

DRsTRUcTIv. CoNyLA0RATIoN. Loss
EsrIxAIED At s. 1000 lon Saturday night
st about eight o'clock the stables 10 the rssr
Of Stsffsns grain ssors-house on Harrison ct.
between "a ami 81 streets we're discovered TO
Be on FIRE. Alarm vas given, bot before the
Ere enginss could BE- brought into play. the
Aames had spread 90 ~ to communicate With
tn . roofs Of the aforementioned store.housss,
also With the stsblss of Dr.. Sehlesel and J.ns
Lorepxsn near By, and also with roof Of Lo-
renzen's grocery. Water was din suit TO OBJ.
tain The FIRE King" discharged water from
the lie Claire Block csterc, but that. ~ well
as the wells In the nsighborhooi were coon
exhausted anc the fAmss we're pretty we'll
subdued, The loeses a. far a. We have been
able 10 learn, are about 40 follows:
Steffsn's grain store houses contained wheat.
oats, corn and barley 10 about equal qoanti-
ty. also a large quantity Of grain sacks and
other articles to the value Of absut $4,000.
The action Of the FIRE and water upon the
grain has probably deprived 1t Of about half
is real value. The grain was insured for
sl9 900, and the buildings, both Of which
have Their roofs burned of, for 81 500 in the
folio wing companies:
Liverpool and London. $40 500
Washington. ......................- o,o0o
Lorrilard- ................. ,ooo
Security Fire.. ..................... ,VUO
In addition to this Mr. Steffen lost by fire
in bis stable. two valuable horses. worth $3.50,
one buggy worth $3.50. one COW $40. No in>
.uranca. Loss including seable. $3.50.
Dr. Schlegel's stable with its contents. con-
.isting of various articles was uninsured. Loss
$3.50.
Mr.. Lorenxen had small stable torn down
and the corncr Of his roof slightly chsrred.-
Damage very light, His principal loss 10 IN
his trouble OF removing HE goods back and
forth, and the i % of few days trade while
the stock is being examined to ascertain bis
losses. 500, viii probably cover every thing.
lie Is insured in the Liverpool and London
also in the Lorrllard.
There seems 10 but one opinion as to the
cause Of fire, and that i. that was the work Of
an inc ndiary. But who that person could
have been is entirely involved in mystery
Everything va. right 10 the stable at six
o'clock. It 10 hard blow upon upon Mr.
SteTsn. He is one Of our mos, energ stic close
working business men, and though he can
stand the loss and continue his business 1t
lie u severe stroke. His real loss is not less
han $4,000.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-22

New YORK stock Market.
New YoRK, Feb. ~.
Gold $l59K.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Large Majority for the New Louisiana Con-
stisution-Loss of steamer at Sea
Landslide near Baton Rouge.
CAIRO, Sept. H.-Ths steamer Lumtnary,
from New Orleans on the 7th inst. has arrived.
Ihe Luminary wss fined twenty five hundred
dollars BY General Dana. at Vicksburg, for
landing at other than military posts, on the
previous trip.
Official returns Of the elections in the par
lsnes OF New Orleans, on the 5th instant gave
a majority Of 3,e75 for the new constitution.
The steamship Creole sailed for New York
on the 7th instant.
The steamer M. W. Gillian, from New Or.
thirty eight passengers, foundered on the LIST
instant, one hundred and twenty miles south
east OF Sabine Pass. She is a total loss. The
passengers sustained themselves fifty hours on
q raft, when they were rescued by the United
States steamer Circassian.
There was an extensive slide. embracing a
quarter OF mile Of the levee, ten miles above
Baton Rouge, some days ago.
Provisions are firm. stocks light. The sales
of sugar the past week were 400 hogsheads;
Louisiana and Cuba, 23a24 cents, fair to fully
fair.
The new negro regiments organizing in Mem
phis are filing up rapidly.
Cruise to the Texan Coast.
CAIRO, Sept. 4.-The steamer Circassan re-
turned to New Orleans on the 9th from q cruise
to the Texan coast, on the Rio Grande. She
suppueu ABOUT tnlTty OF our DIocKaQers Win
provisions, and brought a few sick and dis
charged men, bound North.
The gunboat Aurora was the only vessel on
duty at the mouth of the Rio Grande.
The French have nearly seventy vessels at
that point. The French admiral, when in
formed Of the capture Of Fort Morgan, pro-
nounced Admiral Farragut the naval hero Of
the age.
The troops At Santa Brazos and the crews Of
the blockading fleet are in good health.
Blockade running is expected to begin soon
on the Texan coast, and our navy are on the
alert.
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pAoPosALs ROB LoAN.
flIAsunY pBpAn1nlYY, ysly ., ~.

fIIAeunY pDIAn9HlHY, July ., ~.
Notice 10 hsrsby given that nsssriytiens wlu
Be received By the Treasurer Of tAs os'.e o
the several Assistant Trsssurers and Dea.
D<positories and By the National Banks eensnsseu
and qualified as Depositores and FinsnoiA ASsnss.
Tor freasury Notes payable three yesn H0m
AuguGt Is, 1864, bearing interest ~ the fase ei
ssven and three this per cent per anhums W1th
pseni annual oupons attached, payable In lawful
Deney.
ths holder at maturity. into six Per cent. gold
hsayins bends red deemable after ave and payable
twenty years from August Is, 1SQ.
The Notes will be issued in the denominations of
nfty ore hundred. sve hundred, one thousand and
Eve thousand dollars. and viii be issued in blank,
scribers.
All subscriptions mast be for ffty dollars, or
some multiple OF hfty dollars.
Du plicate certificates will be issued for ell depos
ties. The party depositng must endorse upon the
0,isinal certificate the deno mination OF notes
auired, and whether they to be issued in blank
or payable to order. When so endorsed it must be
len With the officer receiving the deposit, to be
forwarded to this Department
The notes will be transmitted to the owners free
ofrsnsportation charges soon afSr the receip
OF the original Certi6cst of Deposit they can
be prepared.
Interest viii be allowed to August Is on all
deposits made prior to that dat and will be paid
by the Department upon rscsi Ht OF the Original
certificates.
sons making deposits suhssonaut ts that date
pay tie interest ed from date Of note to
date OF deposit.
Parties depositing tw'Inty- Eve thousand dollars
and upwards for these notes st any one time viii
be allowed a commission of one quarter OF one Per
cent, which will be eaid by this Department upon
receipt of bill for the amount, certified to by
ofhser with whom the deposit was made. No
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Overland Stage Line to California,

ATCHIsoN, KANSAS, Sept. 1.-THE overland
stage line is to be Immediately reopened to Cal
ifornia. Ben Halliday, proprietor Of the line.
Warren Leland, Esq, Of New York, Superin-
tendent George T. Otis, and a large party of
employees, to put the route in running order.
Hostilities on the part of the Indians have en-
tirely ceased along the whole line to Folsom,
California
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a SsISTANT QUARTEkMAsTERS OFFICE
N FORAGE AND RIVER TRANsPoRrSTioa
SEyEsrH Street WHIRF.
WAsHIsGTos, ID. c., August 25, 1854.
CIHCULAR

CIRCULAR.
In accordance with Instructions from Brieadier
General D. ii. Rucker,. Chief Quar- rtermastsr, De-
Upper and Lowep 6edar Pots IN the eostioSs a
occupied BY the light boats, previous to their de-
struction by the rebels.
From sunset until sunrise light viii be swang
from each Of the schoonsrs. The reason given By
captains OF vessels, chartered and owned By the
United States oasrtermaster Department, for
atcherlng In the Pstomsc river At night. was,
that they feared that they would their vessel
agrouna II they atte mpied to ran past the shoals
aiter eark The lamps placed on the schooners
VIII gave light suficintly strong to enable all
pilots TO pass u p and down the river with safety,
PROVIDED they govern themselves by the charts
provided by United States Coast Survey.
From and after this date, No vessel propelled
oy steam will be allowed TO anchor, exec pting in
or cargo might be endsng ngered
All siasters OF vessels are directed to report any
neglect on abe part of the parties on board Of the
light schooners, in not keeping their tights bu rn
ing at all hours OF the night.
copy OF this circular viii be Kept posted in the
pilot house of every, vessel owned and chartered
by the Government. plying on the Potomac rive
u. y, ALLEN. :
an 92t Capt. and A. ON
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CANTERBURY HALL,

SECOND WEEK rHR 1E sEAsoEI Tas EAII AND WIN
THE PEOPLES TEMPLE OF AMUSEMENT.
HOUSES LITERALLY PACKED.
PRESENTING NIGHTLY
the greatest combination of
GENIUS. NOVELTY AND MERIT
ever presented toa
DISCRIMINATING AEP 4Sd DELIGHTED PUB
PAYING THE LARGFsT kSdgr SALARIES EVER
HISTORY OF THE STAGE,
all ITS energies into the great obect-that of pro-
AN ENTERTAINMENT
WITHOUT A PARALLEL IN THE
CHRONICLES OF AMUSEMENT.
ITS SUCCESS Is AN ESTABLISHED FACT
LESS ENTERPRIsING MANAGERS ENVY 1T.
THE PRESS PRAISE 1T.
The whole world talk of the
GREAT CANTERBURY,
| and stream of currency flows into its Golfers.
NOBLY SUSTAINED BY TIE PEOPLE,
THE CANTERBURY
pursuss its onward course. Like the great Ship of
State, '
ITS TRIUMPH Is SURE.
THE CANTERBURY
has the large.t and best concentration of genius
ever seen heard Of
THE MOST SPLENDID BALLETS,
THE MOST GORGEOUS SPECTACLES,
THE MOST BRILLIANT PANTOMIMEs,
THE MOST HUMOROUS FARCES,
THE MOST EXTRAVAGANT BURLESQUEs.
THE MOST DELIGHTFUL BALLADS,
THE MOST LAUGHABLE SKETCHES,
THE MOST PLEASING SONGS,
THE MOST VARIED ENTERTAINMENT;
in Short the most
NOVEL, ATTRACTIVE. AND ORIGINAL EN-
TERfAINMENT
that can possibly be procured by the lavish ex-
penditure Of money.
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RAIrJMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

&0M5zE -
On and after SUNDAY. June 18th 1884, Dsily TE.ns d
xil 3. run between wasAnston, in ,a,d and New York
FOB PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND
BOSTON.
Leave wsshinston At 50 .. M, II. .l5 .. M. and
$50 ,. m. daily, except Sunday.
1SR 81 sS1dtez ssS1IdtezziHGss Il 2 IND NHI5' PHILADELPHIA
Leave Warrington at 3p N. daily, except Sun.
ss;snssrss win nj, po's that this train runs a' far
Ton NEW YoRx.
% 1sss s,a.s $50, NsI YORK passengers szeasivs1y.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave wsahisston at IS So - u sIesns AsDD: ASD:
On sunas, At .g.: m: 2; m, and 80 ooI ?. m'
Leave Washington at 80 .. m. and s, 4.S and 80
.m. daily, except Sunday
ri Tieasts soid to al ali ' points WEST. and sassas.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Warrington at 6.39 q. m. and 4.H .. n.
No train for ,Gnnapoli. on Sunday.
Trains leaving Wsshin gtoH at 7.50 q. m; and
$50 p. m. go through to New York 1ithox' change
Sleeping cars on s 30 and 8 % p; m trains. Bsrths
can be secur ed until p daily At the ticket Of
ace After that hour they must be secured of the
The arst and 6fth trains stop at all way points.
Bslss,e Laurel % annsPPolis nsPo Hn and Relay
House daily, except Sunday.
On Sunday it stoBs at all way points.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
train runs only q, yar a, PiiadslpGa daily, saesp'
that the S.s0p. N. 'rain takes Nss York pas'sns"'
a., sor .pp, f'h TO aRS s. KoSNTz assn. as WASH:
ins'0n Sr ps MiTa ~ 1sssl sster os Of Transportation
In. COLE. GsnersfficEst Agent. je 20.h
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S.T.-160O.-X.

Persons OF sedentary habits troubled with weak.
ne ., lassitude. palpitAtion Of the heart. lack
appetite, distress after eating, torpid liver, con-
stipation, &C., deserve to suffer If they will not
try the celebrated
PLANTATION elTTERs,
which are now recommended by the highest medi
cal authorities, and warranted to produce an i'm
mediate beneficial effect. They exceedingly
agreeable, perfectly pure, and must supercede all
other tonics where healthy, gentle stimulant is
required.
They purify, strengten and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to Q change of water and
diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the
mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers
They purify the breath and aeidity of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation,
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera, and Cholera
Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They make the weak strong, the lansuid bril-
hou cfad IN 80
They are composed of the celebrated Calisaya
bark, wintergreen, sassafras, roots and herbs all
preserved in perfectly pure St. Croix rum. For
particulars, see circulars and testimonials around
each bottle.
Beware Of imposters. Examine every bottle
See that it has D. 8. Barnes signature ON our pri
yate q. 8. Stamp over the cork. with plantation
scene, and our firm signature on fine steel plate
neraving on side label Zee that our bottle is not
refed with spurious and deeterious stuff. We defy
any person to match the taste or character of eur
goods. Any person pretending to sell Plantation
Bitters by the gallon or in bulk. is an impostsrl
We sell only in our log cabin bottle. Any person
initiating this bottle. selling any other material
therein, whether called Plantation Bitters or not,
is criminal under the o. 8. Law, and will be 30
prosecuted by US. We already have our eye ON two
parties filling bottles, &C., who viii succeed
in getting themselves into close quarters. The
demand for Drake's Plantation Bitters from ladies,
clergymen merchants, &C., is perfectly Incredible
The simple trial of bottle is the evdeuce we pre-
sent of their worth and superiority. They are sold
by all respectable druggists, groeers, physicians
hotels, saloons, steamboats, and country stores.
p. H. DRAKE L. Co.,
aug 2-eosm 202 BROADWAY, NY.