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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-23
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

VISIT TO THH soLDmRs' BURIAL GROUND
Sen Ator Wilson, of Massachusetts, and RI preBen-
tAtiVe Patterson, of New Hampshire accompanied
by q number of distinguished persons, visited, on
sunday last, the burial ground near the Old Sol
diera' Home, which 10 the resting place OF the
can soldiers, Tho highest delight was expressed
BY the honorable visitors at the rsgims by which
the cemetery was conducted. At tho office ol
Captain Moore In kept the record Of every soldier
there buried, and OF his grave, which Is numbered
Thus sueclnet but satisfactory sketch. OF every
The plan was projected and the work began by
Captain HArtE. II will he completed By Captain
Moore,to whose endeaVoFs In behalf OF the soldiery
visitors.
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GOLDEN sEnTENoEs.

"THH CRIsIs WHICH THRzATHsHD TO DTvID1
THE YRruDs or Tm UNION n PAST"
"I sHALL NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY
ANY PERSON WHO Is FREE BY THE
TERMS OF THE PROCLAMATION, OR BY
ANY ACT OF CONGRESS"
"I PROCLAIM FULL PARDON TO ALL WHO
soIDrNLT sWHAR TO HnNcHHoRTH FAITHFULLY
SUPPORT, PROTECT, AsD DKYEND Tm CoHsr1-
TUTIoHoE THr UHTmsrATns, AND THI UNION
or THE 6TkTEs TuRxUrDm."
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
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uEh' bUhhsIDh's SKCoND ElPEDITION. A
correspondent at Annapolis writes
have II from reliable military authority that
burnslde's second expedition win be ORGANIZED
mere Capt. French, one Of the @ eneraiSs staff,
who has been In this city sew eral days, has
caused 70 be surveyed and laid ont sufieient
ground for the oneampment, ,op the lands OF
~ TSuage Brewer, DR.. Alfred G. W elch and Elisha
o. Syor, DOT, about Two miles fror the city, near
my thousand troops here In the course OF a
ieW weeks, The 4Sth Pennsyly anIa volunteers
nave Just arrived In the steame Georgia. The
l9th and 2lst Massachusetts are expected TO.
morrow. Our little city Is az ain quite lively.
b.Ho bmTrenans, , poaIa,ng houses, hucksters, &C.,
embrace the opportunity to 70 AXE money.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-23

Nor DISCIPLE OF ST. PAFRIcK-A man
named Patrick Tucker was arrested last night BY
charge Of drun kenness and dlBorderly conduct lie
yyna At the depot AndwAs behaving IN very nOiBy
seiebrHtinE ST. PAtTiok's Day, and thought that St.
PAtriok was not good saint TO make II snow so
mnsh ia was escorted TO the police station house,
Nj when he arrived there he asked the Sergeant
10 allow him TO pray. The Sergeant, Of course,
WJ not refuse, and Patrick, upon assuming q
NM, cling posture gave vent to very loud OrisonB
fay y yoiectlon from the policemen.
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A Canard Abopt General sIae,,

BALTIMORE, March ga dispatch from
Cumberland authorizes an emphatic denial of
the statement that General Sigel made mar
row escape from capture, few days since, at
Martinsburg, by body of 200 rebels, who
passed between the General and his plcksts.
There Is not q word Of truth in the story. No
apprehension is felt either at Martinsburg or
Harper's Ferry Of any rebel demonstration.
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NEW YoRK, March 22.-Gold fell after the
second board to 1882.
Groft i Prentice's shoddy factory, in Pearl
street, was burned to-day.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has given pos
itvc orders prohibiting the shipment of Amer
lean coal to Canada.
A Jury to-day gave verdict of 1900 damages
against the Express newspaper for damages.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-23

NEW Cons.-ThO Senate, yesterday, passed
bill providing for tho coinage Of one and two
cent pieces from different alloy from that now
used-the one cent piece to be legal tender
to the amount Of ten cents, aud the two cent
piece legal tender to the amount OF twenty
panta
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-23

PORTLAND, March GA resolution provld-
Ing for an amendment TO the Constitution so
as TO allow Maine soldiers In the field to vote
vote of the Senate.
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ayain a Leehiess letter-writer accuses Gen. Lew
, OF lntemperanoe. We happen to
know, says Prentice, that the gallant Lew only
arlnhs , wssE. ~ , he goes now Into So twice, and
the rebels as tho bloody field near Rv, 'sssIs H.
TO the French. "t''''0i' uiu
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LouIsvIILB, March 23.-Last night the train
hence to Nashville collided at Tunnel Hill, In
the tunnel, with the hospital train bound
northward, causing a smash Of cars, but no,
seriously inJurlng any Of the passengers.
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ST. LOUIS, March 22.-The steamer Spread
Eagle was sunk near Miller's Landing, on the
Missouri river, sixty miles above It's mouth, on
Sunday. She was valued at S40, 900, and was
insured for $4,000. She will probably be
L rninnl
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-23

BEWARE OF PICKPoCEBEs.-Thls morning a
About oicloev, from Annapolis, entered ons OF
the city passenger at the depot, which was a.
the time very crowded. Two young men, well.
dressed, were standing near him, and after push
ing against him begged his pardon, pretending that
they were very sorry. Mr.. Cant did not suspect
ANYTHING at the time, but he soon discovered that
he had been robbed OF all his money and some
papers, which were exceedingly valuable.
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MONTREAL, March 21.--The Canadian min
lstry have resigned. A. J. Ferguson Blair,
Provincial Secretary, has been called upon by
the Governor 10 form a new ministry.
MONTREAL, March 22.-Ferguson Blair has
failed to form new ministry as yet. Negota-
tions are still going on.
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A KAIp ON YOUNG ITALY.-Fiyo boys, OF
whom fur were Italian boot-biAeka and one 9lAeE,
we're arrested tlA afternoon about o'clock by Of
rd upon the charge ofloitering about
AdamBi Express ottlce, and preVentinE BY their
avon 70 the station house and locked up. They
are very bad boys, and are becoming pest to the
vicinity In which they were arrested. Their nAmea
arc Pep Pinoi, Ludwigo Anooni, John BArklI, Lew
Ia Ascfiteh, and Thomas J. MAlmoOrm,
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PoRTLAND, MAINE, March 22.-Gen. Dow
arrived to-day In the noon train, and was re-
ceiVed by the city authorities and detachment
OF troops from Camp Barry.
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~7A o6ies Of ne Na'to~al Rsp''e'iesn q d
Gil Hinn strset, bstsssn PsnnV'SaHiS sSsnus and
% Street.
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TAx ON ToBAooo.-The Washington cores
pondent Of the Springfield Republican says: "It
may interest the tobacco growers In the Con-
necticut valley TO know positively that no tax
is to be imposed on leaf tobacco"
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Government Property Destroyed by In

MEMPHIS, March 2O.-Adyices from Yickf-
burg, March 10, report a large number Of
nres. Several Government storehouses have
been set on fire by incendiaries. On that day
q large railroad depot and several adjoining
buildings were burned, consuming large guam
titles Of Government property.
There Is no news from the expedition to
Shreveport.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-23

E This pspr % nos nSHtLAsa by carriers to
SA6scri6r1 in Iais city HNd GsOr0aovn at thirty
cepts pr month.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-23

NEW YoRK, March 29.-Messrs. Croft 4
Prenties's shoddy Factory, in Pearl street, was
burned to-day.
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THE COURT rs.
supreme Court OF the United state


March 2S.-John William Wallace, ESQ, having
been appointed the reporter Of the decisions OF the
court appeared In open court and took the follow
Ing oath Of once;
/ do solemnly swear that will faithfully and
impartially discharge and perform all the duties
OF my said oioe according TO the best OF my Abll-
ties and understanding, and that will support
the Constitution OF the United statesi 80 help me
Godn .... =
Nos. 1853 and 2lS Santiago Brigonrdello Il al,
plsintiffs In error, ps Matilda @. Gray d all and
Matilda c. Gray, plGintif In error o. Santiago
pHgnoFdello Ct al. The argument Of these cross
appeals was continued BY Mc. Carlisle for the dc.
PENDANTS, and concluded by Mr.. GAipin for the
plaintiff.
No ITO. l.. 4 Rawson, 81 al, plaintiffs In error,
10. the United States, This cause was submitted
to the consideration OF the Court on the record
And printed argument Of mr Attorney General
No. III, samuel H. TuFFlll, sf al, plaintiffs In
error, %. the Michigan southern and Northern In
diana Railroad Company. The argument Of this
cause was commenced by Mr.. Curtis for the plain
tins IN error and oohtlnued by Mr. Keller for the
Adjourned until tomorrow at II o'clock,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-23

Many persons write articles and send them
to an editor TO be corrected-as II an editors
office were house Of correction.-NsW Regime,
Norfolk, Va.
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~ Su0,crR~sJ failing 70 rsssiss fs R7usliS1"
rsg,aaylv sill pleaR nOtyS az of's.
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PRRsEsTATIoN.-On the return Of Captain
Edward L. Hartz, Assistant Quartermaste United
states Army, To- this city, the scene OF his former
labor. in his department, he was agreeably sur
employee6of handsome sabre, belt, sash, epau-
lettes, shoulder straps, and gauntlets. The sabre
ward L. Hsftz, <. Q. NJ, BY his late employer,
March 22d, 1884," and was q splendid one, with
solid German silver and bronze seabbard. At the
same time was presented ohaste signet ring de
signed for his academic motto. The captain highly
appreciated the gft and returned his thanks in his
usual hSppy style.
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mullins, our soldiers In East Tennessee have
,DeLsSaken themselves TO raising garden vege-
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5. T.-Iseo-X.

Persons fsedeniAry habits, troubled with weak.
ness, lAsdtude, pAlpitation of the heart, lack oil
appetite, distress after eating torpid liver eoRSti
patton, Go,, deserve to srfer ifthey will not try
them, ..-r,. -.f-
They are recommends by the hlghsSt medical
authorities, and are warranted 10 produce an i'm
Bssditas beneficial erect. They are exceedingly
agreeable, perfectly pure, and harmless.
NoTIoH.--Any person pretending to sell PlnntA-
ton Bittsrs in bulk or by the gallon ID a Gwindler
and impostor tits ppt up only In our log cabin
bottle. Beware Of bottles renlled with imitation
dsletsrious stuff for which several persons are al
ready in prison. See that every bottle has our
United States stamp over the cork uHnwlafsd,
and our signature on uteeLplate side label.
Sold by respectable dealers throughout tho hAb-
liable globe. P. ". DRAKE d CO.,
fe20'eosm 902 Broadway, N. Y
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COMMITTED TO THE OLD OAPTToL.-ThTee
county Va, on the 9eth inst by a scouting party
from the cavalry brigade at Vienna, arrived here
yesterday uudef guard and were committed TO the
Old CApltOl by Col. InErAhAm.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-23

DEsKRTBRs SENT 0FF.-Thls morning about
forwarded from Forrest Hall TO Camp Distribu-
ton, near Alexandria. All Of these deserCTG have
been received within the past three days from diff
ferent points,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-23

NEW York, March 22.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury has given positive orders prohibiting
the shipment OF American coal to Canada.
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DEATHS OF SoLDnRs.-The following deaths
Of soldiers have been reported at the once OF Capt
J. d. Moore, on = street north, near Twsnty-hil lt
street, since our last Account: VIM. H. Bell nh N
Y art.i James II. o'Brien, 10th U: 8. inLi Robert
NSthsniei D. searson, ID N. Z. d. artj John o..
Labelling, 9Th N. Y. caV.j Paul TAny, efst N. ";
Chas II. Tyler lst Me- it, art, Jacob Post, ssoti's
sooi s. A: Loomis, 7th Mich; cav; George Robin
bsty John Brnst, "a n J. art, James II. RobertS,
LIST Maine H. art; Herman Jones and l. d. Under.
wood, LIST Vt. art.j Matthias Rafter, ist l. O.; L.
Fenson, LIST l. CT George H. Vaneount, I'd N. Y H.
a. s,ti Thomas Ioy ist W, ssv;j Frank Mitch ell
o'Toole, attn N Y. Art,i M. Fallow, ssth Pa, VIM.
s. Riteh, Tth N. Y. Art.j v. Bruce, 4th N. y. art;
Peter Germ, iSt NJ Y. dragJ John H. Frazer, lst
Me- art; VIM. CArsar, 18th Mich bat, Benz. Clary,
o'Hiclxs, lst Mich. Cav,j Chas. E. Linnel isf D. G.
cav.j Thomas CorcorAn, 10th N. y. engs; Jamcs L.
Perry, Cd N. Y. cav; Funk Vollenmider, l0eth N.
y; Wn. Montonil, 9Th Ill. oavi Culver Zmmer-
man, ID Pa. art; Chas. Davis, 9Th ILL., cavi Edmond
stephen richardson, 9th N Y. srt.j Francis smith,
I'd Pa art, Jonas II. DAroa 2Ist Y. cav, A. Whit
tAker, 10th N. Y. art; c. W. Philbroo LIST VI. art;
Joseph H. Lurpey, 18th Me; Rob,t Coon, eth Mich.
Bat. Anson Bennett, sd N; Y.i Francis o'Raterty
Kittcrldge, 4th W.; VIM. W. Hutchipgs, lith Mich
Art; Alonzo McNeAl, iat Mich. Cav, VIM. H.
Hammond, nth N. Y. Bat; Milton Clutter, 10th
Pa; Alpha Kennedy, 9Th III. Cav; Geo. W. Lang
Crane, Ist N. Y. CSy.I Ernst Ungsr. sal N. VI;
Fred'k Clapp, I'd Mass. Cav.J James Lewis, lOeth
NJ y; George So Kicker, 9TH Me. Bat., Peter brock
way, Path Pal John Chase, lst VI. Art.j Thomas
D. Hains, ist Vt. Art.J VIM Wright cath N. Y.
(. Carpenter, 1Sth Mich. Bat, ostinellO VinlnE
This list Gwels the number Of deaths reported thus
far this month toNst - II
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o2rsee arst and fourth pages for interest
ing reading matter.
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TEMALE COMPLAINTS SCIENTlFI
II CALLY TREATED at Or. pARBP,s consul
tatlOn rooms, As2 seventh street, betwseA and Il
Tbs Doctor pretends TO no mystery anu Keeps no
Iglnlean bs Compounded at any yhrSt-elasS chemSts,
fe22-lMs A -" a.aH'H
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

= - - -.
- ", yas,n Clyas mas arrIyed
IN rsssp,ia1 ~ THAR saods =, nnn 'onu 10
This steamer Will sail for New York from the
foot Of High street, Georgetovn, on saturday next,
the 2eth instantl A. eam:,...,.. a. 49,
nR2-r MORGAN hhlNkHhRF, Agents.
{ - ~ =. 49,, - y. - : . .,-I : =
Sf.nu Pc. ps ,l N a mon1r ~ ~ ,as.ot .uiesot
tnq ~ NJ ~ .ne raten. oince, msrcn en- ~ -
me lollo wing gsnt,.emen nave been appointed
samusi N All lnIasGn rasn Wv n W. m,. and
IhnIie, Tn =. sIanabuIy.,
the 1 o. ,he s SomMee wee Wl nl,,S Se AZ
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ouots Of the Several states under the
Last DRAFT.
The following statement exhibits the quotas
Of the several States under the President's call
for 10000 more troops, Of March IA, 1854,
with ali credits deducted from, or deficiencies
sdded thereto, (eIceptlng veteran volunteers }
TO March /, 1884.
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WHEN y an oyster trNnslOtedi When it's in
the milky way,
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A CoSPIRMBD "BoUNTY JuMPER.n-A con.
nrmed specmen Of the class Of dercrtorS called by
~ the soldiers "pounty Jumperss vas seen mi.
Ellis wks wa. arrested last night By one Of CAPT.
DolanI deteetires,wh found him riEged out in an
ing The city. From private papers found upon
months past he has Seicsssd 90 three diifsrsSt
sergeant in the It5th New York volunteers, was
discharged as sergeant upon receiving . commits
s,sS n a. es spS
February enlisted in the 18th Pcnnsyivsnis voiun.
that regiment, and on the attn day Of the present
month he enlisted iron this city, IN the tth New
York lttillery stationed At Fort Ethan Aiien, nsAr
Upon spilstlng In this regiment. he, Of course,
received the city bounty, ss Also the nrst install.
nsnt Of the Government bounty. We nov nnd
In M examination this morning, he would mot o.
could not tell from what clothing store In this
2liis !. save a very fne looking man, ABOUT Is year.
Of age six feet high quite intellgsnt, and II seems
hard that y man OF his oalibre should have be.
offenees, which, proved upon him, before court
martial, they will undoubtedly give him the full
sentence Of military law, which 10 death.
A DISMISSED CHATHAM IN QuoD.-A man
calling himself Rev. Ell strowbridge, and who was
formerly chaplain in the olst Missouri volun.
at the sixth street wharf, by Captain Meisnef, the
offloer in charge at that post, on the charge .oi
being suspicious character, having presented
spurious passes at the different bridges. He had
10 his pockets large number OF letters OF recon-
mendatien from prominent persons In the West;
also q very miscellaneous collection Of letters,
which arc written the names OF various lndividu.
ais, passes on different railroad lines, and nnm-
ber 81 others from army oiicisls In various parts
in Norfolk, Va, the 6th, and at Fortress Monroe
the 18th Of the present month.
One day he presented Q pass purportipg TO have
been given - q William Brown, on the next
day he presented one in his own name. Upon his
examination this morning, before the Judge Advo-
cate ofthe GuArdhouse, he was inclined TO be I'M
pudent which was deservedly robukea by that
offiosr. He stated that he was asqualnted with
several members Of Congress and told very con
further Investigation can be had In his case.
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WASHINGTON, d. O

wEDtEsDAYn,n,n,,mnnnMARcH IS, 1884.
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The Monadnoek Launched.
BosToN, March 23.-The monitor Monad.
mock was successfully launched to-day.
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AgIoe Cream and water Ices, Of the best
quality, delivered 10 Families, Hoteln Fairs BALLS
feetionery, corner OF 18th and FHtreets.
mo-eoim : - 4ll- -.z.- ~ .. FussELl-
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Commemorative correspondents have re.
quested Us to correct the statement in our locsl
solumns on Monday, that q funeral procession oi
a colored lodge of Odd Fellows was assaulted by
conducted BY beneyolent association knowu Al
the HSonB Of LAyin u
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ExToRTIoN.-A Heavy Bloc at Washington
Claim Agsl.-The following order was isnued from
the War Department day or two Hinoe. II IL q
heavy blow upon claim agent, who II well known
In Washington, and 10 also wArning to those
sharkB, Whose name IL legion In this oity) who
are always ready to prey upon our soldiers and
speaks for itself, AZ follows. ---.f -
:" Whereas II has been sAtiBfAetorily proved that
John +. CAllan, OF WAshingtob, did, in the month
Of January, 1884, take rom Edward Mullen, dis
charged private soldier, OF the Forty-slxth Penn-
sylyaniA regiment, one hundred and sixtyrnye
dollars, in the form OF commission for eollketing
the sum OF two hundred and Beyenty-two dollArs,
back pay and bounty due the said Mullen from the
United States Govefament, . . =
Therefore, 1t 10 ordered that John +. Callan be
not allowed TO appear AZ agent or attorney for the
collection Of any claim TO be paid byAny bureau OF
this department, nor to enter the Office ofAny tueh
bureau. ...-.r -
UThs Solicitor OF the War Department ID re-
quested to cause proceedings to be instituted to
recover from the said Caan, Tor the beneht Of said
Mullen, the amount OF money wrongfully taken
from him. VII. - =. -
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"REEDsBuRy, Wis, Sept 10, 1861.
"s have been in the army hospital
for fourteen months-apeeohleas and nearly dead.
Az Alton, H., they gave me bottle of Plantation
my speech and cured me. .. c. A. FLAuTT.
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THRowRa sToNEs.-Slx school-boys were
arrested yesterday morning about o'clock by ON
Ger Harper, OF the Third precinct upon tho charge
James Mcclure, locked up 4 hoursj VIM. Ellis,
nned sa66i 4 siokkett, fined oa.46, Thos. Moul-
ton, looked up hoursj w. II. Johnson lhned aLI2
was also arrested for the same offence and fined
A2Al. .f .r~ #r.
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INCREASE OF WLoKs DHMANDKu,--Theh house
carpenters Of this city held . meeting on Monday
night and passed resolution to the ef ct that
and state that "this measure In necessary TO en-
able US TO do Justice to ourselves and families, be
cause ofthe high and constant inereasingpriees OF
eArpenters engAg cd In work on the various Gov.
eminent buildings to aid them In this effort
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"' The Plantation nittsrs have
cured me OF the Liver Complaint, OF which was
laid up prostrate and had to abAndon my busl-
moss. n. D. KIHamEY,
b. |r. .". Cleveland, Ohio.n
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.lt". IhAvs given the Plautation Dit
tsrs 10 hundreds Of our disabled noldlers with the
most astonishing effect. .TEa-.Tr
.s' supt soldiers Home, Cincinnati, o."
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The Plantation Bltters make the weak strong,
thslAnguid brilliant, and are exhausted naturo's
great restorer. They are composed OF the cclS
br ated Cslisaya Bark, Wintergreen, sassafraI
Roots, Herbs, Sc, all preserved in perfectly pure
St. Croix Rum.
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The following Is from the Manager Of the Union

80 lowe much to you, for verify
believe the PlAntation Bitters have saved my life
.. REV. W. II. wAoooNER, Madrid, N.Y.
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"s Tho Plantation Bitters have
cured me Of arrangement OF the Kidneys and
It acts like chsrm. c. G, MooRE,
p ...t .H. .. ... No. 26t Broadway"
M. so
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-11-02
SUCCESS az rRRNhoI.M

SUCCESS OF TRENHOLM.
W. gATs II si.re sas 81, d.lly ssseiying prv
Geese. Grvce ies. Starsssry, He's. Bsurlis.
Nsiioss, Drugs. Hardware. &c. which ve sess Ter
Cash, Or say kind 81 bsry.
II. N. GROWN q CO.
Asgos ~. ST.