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AnEsrs WkgEH.--T be ian frAn-
cisco Ara Oai.favnsoa gives de fol-
loviar sooogss u . strangely eoasi'-
tailed wager. Abozi ies nsosts.s sinoe
tee gsnslsrnes o. hat city agree % The
ia.oviug conditions
II lsr Tniau forces id cot capture
R,eAfnond wiihls - days from that
date. be wA 10 give hs opf9reni a
snsle sound ca,abic apple. i Rich
Bosd hold oat 81 day Be vNs 70 gise
him two apples, and - %. daubisng
Tho aausi,sr iot eseh mouui gniil kieh
nsonA uas ,aken--io ihe end 81 Time,
Il ,Eas event did not oocur bclore. -
Sine months have passed since the
fru apple wAs handed over, and the
bot Of apples delivered a, the end Of
sbe successive months it a. follows
La, z. ne, 81, -, l2e, 256---ioial
5ia Thus far 81 is al a good Joke,
ard ID. loser hss paid fosieits regular.
" wtsk a good grace, bot yesterday il
Yniucd = ten-dalar psvcr 70 meet the
dsmAud. Arplcs are Is 10 ~ cents
per pound. and II took a fifty pound
boz. shoulj Richmond be taken With
in the present month. be would get
bach all the apples he has loss and
one more, which, as the price will then
be ii the very highest notch. would
make him h,ore than even bat shcald
& bold out ycsr longer, and he con-
linue 10 pay bis losses, his last pay
msns would COS. him Si0,9 $50. and he
would be ssi 800 ovt 10 three months
more he would be GU. s6s6 $50 and
snould the war last from this date a
mech longer rs i has already lasted
since lie commencement, no nation on
.ArIh could begin 10 meet the terms o.
the wager, even allowing Il 70 be re-
daeed 10 . cash bass and the pay.
msnts 10 be made IN ereen-backs.
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The SOLDIERS VERSUS TiIk
CRoAKERs.-Tbe eopperheads and
the Respondent are constantly telling
us that il is useless to fight, that We
have failed in our warfare, and that
we had better give up. Now It Is
little singular hat the men best iitted
to Judge Of the military question are
unanimously opposed TO that view
Il will hardly be denied that the men
who are most competent to decide up
on the matter arsthe enlightened Of
Gcers in the field, who have guaged
and measured the strength OF our at
my aud that Of tue Toe. Pray tell US
what one Of these has declared that he
is discouraged, or that he thinks We
can never overcome the military pow
err Of the enemy
The truth is that Of all the men III
the land they are the most determined
and most confident They do not
boast. For they know what wsr IS.
They know how much success costs,
aud how stubborn and strong are tlfe
rebel armies. But you never meet
one Of them without getting new ardor
and hope from him They fully be-
li.ye that, If we will, we can accom-
plish the military work before u.s.
When they begin to despond, we may
begin with some reason TO doubt
When they say the pros cullon OF the
contest is useless, we may listen TO
their testimony with respect. But
We submit whether Il is not UNJUST and
insulting to them, in proc!aiming that
they are unable to do what they say
they can and will do, SO long as
they meet the brunt OF battle, and
light on With courage and hope, lei US
at least sustain them with our conf
de,lce aud our words oil cheer .-Prov-
sdencs Journal.
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IMPORTANCE or THE WELDON
RAiLRoAD.---A letter from the front
says
lit Is now conclusive from the state
meats OF rebel wounded and prisoners
that Glen. Bcaurreard. whose troops
first confronted as here, made them an
address before leading them into ac-
ton, setting forth the Indispensable
necessity to the cunicderacy OF recov.
ering possession oil the Weldon rail.
road. boys" said he-lor SO The
speech is reported TO me in substance
I'VE have lost this rairoa and We
must get il back. You are nov, as
you know, living on huff rations. II
You don't get this road back again you
will bc living on quarter raiions in
tour days. Boys, you know your du-
~; nov 90 rs The boys did 20 in /;
but They were Soon glad 10 gel out
again
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"A SLAv1noLplSG CoSrrprRA.

~ 6LAvEnoLpISG CoSFEDERA.
cT."--The Charleston Mercury scouts
the ideA Of "reunion Of the Confede-
rate States With the United States,
leaving out New England, and us
urpstiOn Of power over the institution
Of slavery in tie adjustment Of terms
Of peace with the United States" 1t
says:
"when South Carolina seeded from
the United States she invited her Sis
YER slsseholding States u the South 70
form with her slareholding Con.
ftderacy." BiIier experience had
proved that slaveholdiug and nom
slnveholding States could not live IN
harmony together under one govern
ment. Great Britain, France and
Holland had sacrificed their slayehoId-
ing coIonies, while under The govern.
m,nI u the United States perpetual
strife had proved perpetual irrecon-
cilabilily.'
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ARKIsTIcE.-The editor of the
Richmond Examiner has read the
ialsehoods in the sensation correspond
ance Of The New York World con-
corning an arnistice. Here is what
the Examiner says on the subject:
u the North desires to have nego.
tiations for Reunion entered upon at
all, let all troops and blockading fleets
be Withdrawn, and the right Of secess
non formally acknowledged, and then
negotiations would be at least possible
Ii they invite us 10 negotiate on any
other footing, our only rational an
swer would be another blow at the
heart Of pennsy lvania.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
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CELEBRATED FE.HALE PILLS

This Invaluable medicine Is unihiling In the cure
u an those painful and dangerous diseases incident
10 the female constitution
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These Pills should not be taken by females that
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Is they are sure 10 bring on Miscarriage but at ev-
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In all eases of Nervous and spinal Affections, pain
In the Back aud Limbs icayiness. Fatigue on slight
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Full directions IN pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved,
They can be sent IN bottle containing 80 pills
post free by enclosing VI and three-cent stamps to
any agent Sold by all Druggists. sole United
states agent JOB MOSES,
lyH q Cortlandt street, New York.
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RgLIcs OF BArTLEFiELDs.--The
''hisiory Of = sword Is nos gong the
rounds. showing how trusiy weapon,
taken from loyal officer. when cap.
tured by the rebels ii Shilosb, Was
lately returned TO its original owner
by loyal volunteer. who reiook this
Union sword from rebel officer Who
had been using i ior eighteen months.
The iasefip,ion showed that il had
been presented BY bic ffiesds, to Maj
Stubbe, q Ihe slh loss, wbea be first
euiered ibc service.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
PUL.HO.AIC H.fFER!

are unhillng ID the surc 81 CouGns Coins, AsritsA
BRoscnifIs SoEE THROAT, HoAHRsESEss, Dit@
CuLT BRFarnTvG. lNCistEsT CossrsFTios, ASH
DlsEAsEs ~ TnR LrSGs. They have DO taste Of
medicine. ana nov child will take them Thousands
have been restored q health that had before despair
ed Testimony given in hunrcds o. cases. single
dose relieves In TN slNurEs.
Ask for organs Pulmonie Waiers-the original
and ualy gcnutne Is stamped "Bryan, spurious
kinds arr offered for sale Twenty-Five cents box
Sold by an Druggists
JOB M0sBs sole Proprietor
ly4t n Cortiandt street, New York.
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Vermont SuGAR.-We see that
i, is estimated that sugar and syrup
enough were made last Spring IN the
State OF Vermont TO furnish all the
sweetening necessary for the entire
population one year. Isn't it worth
while for farmers to think more about
preserving or planting sugar naples
Tribune.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-09-06

sFy- PERSONS advanced IN life, and feeling the
hand of time weighing heavily upon them. with all
its attendant Ills viii ind in the use Of HOSTEL
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dive health and ygor to their remaining years
Those who are IN the least afflicted with
DYSPEPSIA, AGUE,
LANGoUR NAUSEA,
or any other troublesome
and dangerous disease, arising from discrdered
system should not hesitate to avail themselves OF
the benefit derived from this great remedy.
For sale by Druggists aud dealers generally, ey'
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Manhood how Lost, how RsHt0rtd.

Just published, a new edition u DF. Cal~
verweIl's Celebrated Essay on the rad.
cal cnref without mediciBe} u Spernofofrh9a,
81 Seminal Weakness, Involuntary SeminAi
Losses. lmpotency, Mental and Physical Inca.
p.lcity, lmpedimsgt T. 10 B9ulage. etc.. slsos
Consumption, Epilepsy md Pits induced BY
self.inguigeUce er sexual eAirRNgABces
TT Price. d q sealed enYsiops, only cents.
Ire celebrated anfhor 10 ihis a3mirAbe es-
say clearly deD0nstraies, firm n thirty years
snceessful practice, that the alarming eonss-
queues ~ se.fabuss may be radically cured
without fbe Dangerous Use u internal medicine
n The ~ Heafan n ne knife pointing out
a mode gi eure Nc once simple, certain ard 81
fecfual 81 means n which every Sufferer, %
matter shsf s @rdifioa may be, may rave
himself e6es privately, aBd radieafp.
lg~ Th ietafe should be 10 The hahss 81
sYefy Faufa aht esery nan ia tke isha.
seat aufef eai iu plAiu sHgsiope, 70 snY
address or me reca ~ y si2 cent?, ~ twC esd
aae stsfags addressing
CtfAs J. q. KLINE & co.
i27 BsperY kss Gpss, Peel 0nses Boz. $50.
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a card 10 the suffering.

GMALLuN twe - TIRES hagshesds u "BHche.
- Tonic bigters. -Sarsap&rilia, Nervous Anti.
sictes &c- &e snl aftcr you arr saiisdrd with The
rpsHlA then ~ enc box ~ OLD DOCTOR BIZ.
CHAN-s ENGLISH SPECIFIC Pil.Ls-and be ~
stored hcsith and Yie0r In less than thirty days
Thry arc purely vegetable pleasant to takc, prompt
Ana saluiary 81 their effects on the broken-down
aas shattered constitution uid and Young can TAI &
them Nith sdgastagt Imported and sold in the
Tailed siates 8nly by JAS : BUTLER,
NJ az Broadwsy, New York.
Ter Agent for the United states
T. SA HJy u the Pills, securely packed vii h
u8il,a Il any address receipt q price which :.
ONE DOLLAR, post paia-monty refunded By The
Agent II entire satisfaction is not given.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-09-06

attention required, the case win which u y man
aged and the cheapness and superiority ot the light
has gained for il iha favorable opinion u those
quAnted with its merits The machine takes up
bnt little room no disaTeeable odor i experienced
IN its use no ire is applied u the apparatus all
II can Be attached to ordinary ras pipe used fo os
gas ana Is burned through the same Kind n fixtures
The Machines are manufactured By the BtnHg
ton Automatic Gas Light Ca and may b. .ecn IN
operation and Tor sale a. the store u g. = B0dsett
4 Co. College street Burlington. VI
For further particulars address
6m4G P.T SWEET, Secretary.
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NOTICE.!
10 Pnlm.Ltaf RtnIdtrl

q 600 DOZEN GOOD PALN-LEAF
Z,OUU Ha,s wanted for which the high
ct market price s. IN be paid IN Money or Msr-
chandize al the Store II the Subscriber in
Bondy he 81. Good Paim-eaf furnished 10
lfniders ~ 40 times ut low rates.
sIzEs ~ HArs.--ilen's Hats, inch Top,
inch Crown. inch Brim. BOYS Hats, . inch
Top, inch Crown, nch Brim.
c. b. WILLIAMS.
B0ndvilie. w.. May n, 1864 .--3ma.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dor s@ts Chap.
SCHOLARSHIP Is hsfsas a strsfsus', esla.
sssrsssl sffs Etsulfs q il.is os.es
no - - b W I'D,

IL ok hECHANr
EN0I4sH sFFCiklt FILLS arr - iess has =
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- grrsaatave bsaag -snuinsl "a ta4 ness lrssEiiF
ars 81 rssarfs reHaal so nerves. kffttiaus 20
raatfer ffsFa eAat cause pse9aept Irsns oas lg8-
a. 1sf tsl eaHt .sesf Iaid b EsiL co rtreiFi =
- ssssf 0ue Eak uaA fsFfsi ~ egfe 'n saasi
eassa Address
JAMES : BUTLER
asaF Gthsrsl AsrHN ~ HfssaNaF, Nes J efs
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Burr L. Burton Seminary.

THE FALL TERM u this Institution will begin
L on the gath day d August next, and win con
tlHue fourteen weeks
ISsTRUCIo
WILLIAM y. BAsCoM. 4. NJ, Principal
sOLON A.BEE, 4. NJ Assistant.
Mss LAURA D. STRONG, Prccepiress.
MES A. y BAsCUM Teacher II Music.
MISS SAEAit 4. GOODRICH
Tcscher 81 Penmanship.
NauHg men having IN view preparation for the
Ministry. whose circumstances may render such aid
desirable. coming property recommended, can have
ihc regular charges or Tuition m.rent incident
ais rtmittcd.
4 circular giving specific Information can be bad
on application to the Principal
J. ANDEBsoN, Clerk.
Manchester, July - is64 Lift
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ComWisstoners' Noficc.
WE, the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Hon. the Probate CsHri for the Dis
trici Of Manchester. commissioners 70 receive,
examine md adjust the claims and demands
Of al persons against the estate n
DAVID SHELDON
late n Rupert. h ssii District, deceased,
ard also ali claims and demands exhibited IN
Offset thereto: and six months from the 27sh
daY Il July. 1864, being allowed ior that pur-
pose bY said Court, we DO therefore, hereby
give notice that We will attend 10 The business
~ our appointment 1t the dwelling h0use n
la Il. sheldon, ~ sali Rupert, aa the 9Th
dsys ~ October and Jauuary next. from one
uutI four O'Clock. 4. ~. Cd each of said days.
Dated a. Rupert, tLis 27th dag u July A.
b. 1854
ELIJAH BURTON
- sETH sHElDpE f
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DEATHS.

In Winhall on Thursday August 18TH afer .
long and painful sickness Of seven months. DUANE
T.. son II Franklin W. and Lydia l.. Sheldon, aged
Il years and Is days.
Highly gifted, precious one,
How soon thy race Of life Is run;
We've crossed thy hands upon thy breast,
And laid your weary limbs to rest
FaASKLIS W. SHELDON.
Winhal Aug n, 1864.
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New York Wholesale Prices
CURRENT Of PRODUCE.
asrosrHp roR THE sAScnssrsR JOURNAL ny
w. -. Met lure Il Co..
Sricdy Produce Commission Nerchasis.
No. $50 FULTON Street, New York

Who receive Country Produce such as quoted to
seli On cotnHilssioninakc literal advances on con.
slgnments--s Whth desired aud refer to President
II NORTH River Bank, Sgw York City. Shippers
furnished regularly with market rcpofisl
Rs quote isf the week ending september 3 a. III.
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NOTICE.

~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN that petition
N will Dc made 70 the General Assembly, At it,
next session for the recharer and extension Of the
charter Of the STARK BANK.
Dated August p, ls64.
q. W. HARTMAN, Cashier
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that petition
~ will BE- made to the General Assembly, at its
next Session for the alteration and extension Of the
act entitled ~An Act incorporating the Bennington
and Glastonbury Rail Road Company" approved
0etober ST. 1853 so as ocnablc said Corporation 70
have perpetual succession aud 10 transact mining
and manufacturing business
Dslcd August y, lsGi
BwI5 RUSSELL G. ROOT.
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w. a. ADAMS
NOTICE

NOTICE.
Tf'HE SUBSCRIBER has again opened q
D. BARRIERS SHOP IN the COURT
HOUSE where he will always be found ready
to 40 BAR DRESSING, SHAVING and
SHAMpOOlNG Ia the most fashionable siyie
Particular attention paid TO Ladies' Hair
Dressing.
ELIJAH boston.
Manchester July II. 1s54.--2ms
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BRAKES PATENT
Gas Machine

" HIS machine
l. which has beeniB
constant use for more
than two years. Is now
acknowledged tobe the
most convenient sim
pie and efficient meth.
Cd u lighting buildings
u all kinds out u reg
ulAr gas works, ever
brought 70 public no.
, ief.
The simplicity ofthc
apparatus. It's entire
freedom from danger
b. explosion. the litile
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MARRIAGES.

In this Village at the Congregational Church,
September lst' by the Rev james Anderson. Mr..
HAERY T. BENNETT, Of Troy, ~ r., and Miss
CARRIE A. CROFUr. II Manchester.
The New York herald., 1864-09-11
EXPRESSES.

DuayHAx FuHssuRR BSPRESs-oPFtCE. it5
- NeN tventh street., petwcen - ih ani sNtn sve
HH A-lau4tlff#s Fstr tn4a ~ r'gs 1tina, yea to.ed
Ina lpra W - pSfts of Wtsrd bAtgf wagons ivr
M ovna urntdIg w eltY country. Furniture stored
The New York herald., 1864-09-11
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, sEprEMBER ii, 1861
rnm aunr.

II II FstY NILE Tnog
= FA ShNpN Goohse Ff.EASURk 0kpUNDh
80 f.-8AT. Shi'ik Absk ". A. UEho.h,
~ ia tttpts 0i~ .n1l1n AGAINST nsr MI be Toueu
Aa7i 60 * zap match. ed IA wagon
~. ~ m nars-r ni me Ia - @
~ .est ne a.nns sh us Eat ihe opy horsrS
" Within the boar wsrt
, trustee aud .Issdy Fulton +" both ~ whom went 10
nrn-ss whist ihs mash The mach II made
good -n-ctsl train In snh 70 hs
rsauisr via esve Hunters Pont At az y. NJ In
for the pRsh The h"st rasn James siip half an
hour previously. . e,....,,,,..a,,
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rn aNcH ADvHRTIsEMEsrs.

n sfEuR v, v. DBsiRR Sc PLACER CONNIE Cut.
W anere. vAet De ebsmere. % cymme maite dhoiel
iam - pension fsmils E 10
A. paerr co femme a. chamhre teaohaA rArfa
n,ent c6nd ~ peN DIRE soi0s d. euftu et
araht aeusraA Une ss,niie Qui unrtrsu pour ancp.
adrssser ~ ", chez MoN sieur 10 dooseur Wof g soad
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~ W. NICHOLS, AuCIl0NEER
yT. AUCTION SALE
HORSES CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &C..
MONDAY, sEPTEMBER a.
AT ONE O'CLOCK z. NJ,

BY MEssRs NELSON 4 NICHOLS, AT
NO. ii3 fEARL STREET Hanover sqnArel
Fhe subscribe. will variety Of Harness and
Saddle ,ae property Of vaIisas ssnemsn hayine
no further Them, among which are several Ken
lucky bred Hor es Of good pc iigce and we'll worthy u
special notice Also pair Of Ho-sos Top Buggy Harness.
Whp B anksts. the property of gentleman gone 10
Rnrope The Horses may &c ,esn prsyiSH; S % the as
n B~- xhe should prove unfavorAblc, tho sals
will he poetroned 20 "Wednesday, 18th Inst.
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1851 n HgHl8TVas
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HORSES, cAHvIaars, &c.

,rApIE AND CARRIAGE HOUSE THIRTY -FrFTn
street near Brnaiwsy.A lvertiser having very desl
r.ai- aad room q g. reqAr"t let haf 70 snsI
ealabll.hmenI Address bvx 1 90 Post ofce.
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

L,oR sALE-vERY GOOD wooD-PER LolD Az
IS ami 20 ~o losts slsetaer o. And ~ AS. f@s cut
.nd deiivsred Wood yard 7S EAST ggbeanth .,res, ~
h lsE kNhLbEs
nr1 pER rOS PoR rHE asst RRp Avn wptYK
~ II Ash A'tve. tsa sui FurH ce Coal; Nit sio sl
s~apnet aud deSvrfei Apply - 40 4gses psa. and
ss3 Bowerv. A. hRbAUNRLI. Agsnt
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07
From the Richmond Examiner, Feb. II
r he Ire bel Military Situation.

The action of the army in re en!isting has
given a new impulse to the war. 1t quiets the
uneasy distrust which had pervaded the people at
home, and silences the enemy's confident predic-
tons of sbeedy aud easy subjugation. The
Southern home popula ton may have been gloomy
and Respondent before. but brighter auspices
have now dawned upon the cause. The corrup-
ton, sefshncss and greed which had begun 10
hold high sway in the land, may have shaken
the faith of many: but the army's action has in
spired new trust in the TO which belong
This people are not vet ready for the conqueror's
yoke. and are still endowed with the patience of
privation. the persevering resolution. and the
stern aud naughty courage which unfit them for
sutjugaton The army has revived the public
self respect. cheered the popular heart. pot back
sliders TO shame, and opened new chapter in the
history Of the war.
We'll may the Northern President proclaim a
new draft; for it is mole than probable that the
South will be stronger in the campaign o. 1864
than il has been in any previous year Of the war.
The feeble reconnaissance the Rapidan has
disproved the current assertions the North that
Lees army was reduced to a skeleton by deser-
tons and furloughs; and Meade's own retirement
from his advanced position IL an acknowledgment
OF the superior strength Of his adversary.
Whilst the patriotic action Of the army has re-
lieved the confederacy of apprehension for the
spring campaign. the enemy exhibits symptoms
of feebleness The generally expected invasion
Of North Carolina from the scaward, has notbssn
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07

There are many preparations sold under the
Btters put up in quart bottles, compounded Of the
cheapest whisky common rum costing from 20 10 40c
per gallon the disguised by cnise c0rander seed
This class Of Btters has caused and will continue TO
cause long they be sold, hundreds TO die the
death Of the drunkard By their the ystem kept
continua, under the influence Of alcoholic simuants Of
the kind the desire for LIQUOR is created and kept
up and the result is ell the horrors attendant upon
drunkard's life and death.
For those tho desire and sriH haze liquor btters
we publish the followiag receipt: Get one bottle %
Hoofdnd-s German Biters and NIX with three quarts
Of good BsaSsdy Wifsky, and the result will be
preparation 1t will far IN medical virtue and
excellence Of the numerous liquor bitters in tho
market, and sill cost much less. You will have all the
virtues of Esofands Biftes connection with good
article Of liquor much less price than these inferior
nrenarations will cost