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hooks CLOSING! ,r..
EEw.YORK AND PHIL,44pELPHiA
.sprY m THn VERY VERY HEART Or TIE OIL RE.
H0'ANssihoiNs OF vEN1NGf65 COUNTY PA
ALBERT u. NICOLAY. President.
ENbREw MEHAFlEIIE4 yie.rresident
EDNUND C. STEDhAN Secretary.
SHOE AND LEATHER BANK, Bankers.
WILLlAN u. ANTHoN, Counsel
TRUSTEES.
n.scls a PALMER, Fi''id'a' Broadway Bank New,
.iisseAE RANDALL. eS.Presden. United States Tele
r,ph COMPANY, New. York, ,,,--. W.. r.
dcF Gue;OnssI and Brokers No. 50 Mills'Eeei, New
Is1leyv J. JACKSON. of Pohauius { Jackson, BANKERS
trSEES ,dss ~ 60 % exchansepl. New Yors
.bmI-ND g. STEDMAN, Sc cre,aly New-l OK Petroleum
81 Board and Broker, No. % Brosd-stTeet, New
,ssSSkEw MEHAFFEY. PHILADELPHIA
EiNCIS A. GOODWlN, Philadelphia 90.
III Thi-j-,;ree;. Phi'adephiA.
,.uPs NJ CLARK, Of. City. Pennsylvania
OFFICES OF Tug CosPANY
No 62 WILLIAM. ST, NEW DIRK.
No T.I THlRD.ST., PHILADELPHIA
c.rrfAL STOCK 600, 600 SHARES. NOMINAL PAR NAIuE
rs IlcH. sUBscRrrioN Pmcs oNLY 90 LAcn si 1sS,
- srBJscT 70 NJ FURTHER AsssssNINT 5O.OSO
E.sys or = 100000 RESERVED FOR W ONKING CAPITAL
- DTyrrorE rms SPLENDID or PROPERTY.
The great adyau tia; ~. Company possesses over many
49, A. its uoasniacent Oil Territory i0nt, being
sed on famous OIL reek and the Allegheny River TIE
- land o. ihe COMPANY are also Of the greatest i snoe
- vigorously Prosecuting its work. ard TIE very e1
S.iye workng cdrs Of 100000 Is alone sun Gent guar
-, that srge and regular monthly diydcnds may be *
49, a. an ear day, which viii CAUSE She STOCK TO Tspar
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
isr,srEs PART OF TuE STOCE or THIS COMPANY HAVING
avs ALRsADY TAEES IN NV YORK, fnILADELPBA AID
srNxR PLACES THE 1GUsTEEs GIVE THAT THE SUB
srryr,1N Books WILL PosITIvgLN CLOSE OF
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY. II, 1853,
,rxR WHICH TIME 80 STOCK OBTAINED Al THE SrD
ssH4iO' f'''' svn,cEIpr1oS AGENTS:
IA PALMER, &. Broadway Bank, No. 237 Broadway
kev \ OK. - .-.---.. - =.
fSt. - --.,- 80 - ,..,.. -
Yut - - 800 ..., p,,-,-,,,
EELLEN, WARD L MOWER, BANKERS, No. 70 Congress
4, Boston.
tTEUART L Co, Bankers, Washington. D c.
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oyror o, KSowLroy Mlylso Co,

oyrior o. KSowLTos MINING Co.
No 81 Acitngs place. y. l., Jan 10, 1862
NOTICE. Certificate No. }29, for 100 shares
" Of ill., stock OF N. EAOWLTOS MINING co. In
r,ne oil UCIU5 w. LEIFINGN Eli. will be sold Al suc-
ron At the Office 81 tho Company SATURDAY, teorlry
hi 1876 At ococt D. M, pay assessment OF flFIl
ITS Der share due March - 1893 aud sssossment "
ONE DOLLAR per share. due JAY s. 1894 Also at same
m aud place the following described stock Of the knOWlr
TON MINING CO., TO pay ASSIGNMENT OF ONE DOLLAR
pc. stalo, due July a., 1864, Viz:
No Shares IN ndnrD
Certificate 3s....,...,,.. N,..........s. Z. Church,
C.fuGrste Ijl........,.. 3...........S. T. Church. 49,
Cerhclte Francis j. D. Wyat
uuls., previously redeemed.
BY order OF ID. Directors,
w. HART SMITH,
Secretary.
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financial.
SPECIAL PETROLEUM NOTICE.
LIT TILE KAN A w HA
AND
ELK RIVER
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY"

OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Biologists and practical unite In their belief and so
report, THAT the property OF this Company-62,SGO
ACRES or LAND, IN FEE-is in the very center Of
the West Virginia Oil Resion-hns numerous oil and gas
sprr, along the banks Of &, principal streams Tone OF which
ves With the famous Burning Spring it'e and Is surrounded
by properties every side that unmsakabs in their oil
bear ne character"
Tn subscription forts purch-'ei, beins made at the Of
fee the undersigned II contains the OF many OF our
prominent capitalists and business men, 10 already far I'D
vtnc,d, and viii be closed q. all early day.
Pref RICHARDSON'S very able and interesting REPORT
on t property with CIRCULAR attached containing the
cond lions Of the p,ion and any additional information
an 10 obtained Of this Office
JAMES WADSWORTH & Co,
10. Gl CEDARST,
NEW.YORK.
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TRUSTEES

TRUSTEES:
ALEXANDER McCUE, esq. No. al Fultorst Brooklyn.
WILLIAM WALLACE, esq, No. l2l Washingtoi-'',
New York.
ANDREW CARRIGAN, ESQ.,, President Of the Emigrsnt
Savings Bauk, ChamDer-s.. Ncw-loT1.
WILLIAM A. FOWLER, esq, No. "a broadway REV.
York
EDWARD R. JONES esq, corner of BrOOme and Lewis
SITS New ork.
EDWARD F. PATCHFN. esq. ilcssrs. 7. Ketchsm /
Co. 40. CO Wal-st Ncw-Yorl.
CHARLES LONIitl esq, Nonague-st.. bToo6iyn
A. q BURKE, MD, No. l42 iuior g.. bro1Eyn =,
WILLIAM NJ. LITTLE, csq., Of NycEoh Little Mon
,sguo-st., Court, Brooklyn.
The property OF tbs COMPANY consists Of M sores o. foo9
boring territory IN fee simple situate IN tue heart OF ire Oll
Region, in Neniu-o County Pennsylvania, t"setAef WIN
leases So wells which nov producing net tCuuc' 81
nearly FORTY BARRELS PR DAY, suitc.ent to I"y al
once regular mCathy dividends on the capital stoc.
II also owns the entire working ntuTes. IN TWO Wels
which being bored wish every Idicsonoi pens me pro
G1cug wells. 49,,
j. also owns Interest in nine wells being sunk, which
VII ~ completed viii largely irctcqse Is revenue, =,
The IrUsrCs tc;rrn d % male its rank among INC
best Petroleum Companies ye formed Information gwen Dy
either Of the Trustee. -
lte subscription books ~ limited number Of shares are
row cpen a. Office of Mcssr.l. hotclun Co. o. ai'
-t VIM. ~ Walscc. ESQ. l3l Was4iu-'onf'. VIM A. Fo"
ler ESQ. Broadway; r.. r. Jones esq CITY Mills corner
Breotle and Lewis tie c. u New ok snd r.r'
WVtof & Little .,utarues,.. Court; ID. H. bectei
eco 38 Frous: ID. e. Powell - VI ite-aye., IN the Ciiy
Of Brook vu. OF either Of tie 1rn''tcs. , -
Corlurie by mail Iey oe ouaessed to BOX JI' r. "
Brooklyn, " /.
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orrror or TINS Pnovtprxrr Mry,so corr.sr.

OrrtoE or TINS PROVIDENCE MISisG CourASI.l
No. 10 NAssAusr., NEw- ioHK, Jan. H. 1865.
NOTICE.-The following descr.bed stock IN
Pr.videuo. Mining Company will be sold 4. Public Anc;
tien on TUESDAY. Feb 10 1915 At oc.1os, NJ, Al the
orce of the Company for s,e,mer d.. aud unpaid unles
p,d tft Jay according to tue Charter and ny
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Ov,1cK OF COMPTROLLER % IHE URBrTcr
WAsHIsdTOS, January %. 1853.

NAsHfsdTOS, January y, 1909.
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence ir3'
w ,.p,.d 10 IN. UNDERLINED has been made 20 appear
~, nv NATIONAL BROADWAY BANK Of Vow orb.
Ia The Cry OF New iorl, Ia t. COUNT .. hew.l on On
d. >, ia. rrcuireueuts " toe hct Of Coures entitled I'm
Act 10 provide National CurIcrcy secured by peds' oI
thereof approved June 3 1854 rnd has conp led
Win al toe prou.ioHs Of sod Aci required 90 10 c9mpqd
viii b.or. commencing ihs bn.ne' o. banking HNd"r '4a
Act II, .tc.u..h ,.,.,u., n, a.,
Cntency do hereby certify that TIE NATIONAL bItoAD
~ Ia hr city Of New orb ~ tue
conny Of YewYork and stste Of Ne. ios is authorized to
commence tho busns. oi anAing uNueI ,he &c. sp
I'D. an NTH DIV Of J.nusry, 1865 HuGb MCCULLOUGH,
'i "''' ~ " Comptroller Of the Currency.
c., p,,,np Treasury Dep.Itn tlt-bsal Of tie Comp
- ~. o-zssaAl.
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ALEXANDER NCCUE, csc, President.
WILLIAM II. WALLACE esq, Vice President
WILLIAM 4. FOWLER, ESQ Treasurer.
CHARLES LOWREN, esq, Counselor.
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Punlrc PETROLEUM. srocE ErcHAsGr,

PUBIC PrTRotKUx SrocE EXCHANGE, !
No. IL broadway, corner hectof,t) .
NOTICE.--The members of the Public Board
~ Tor the ISLE Of Petroleum Stocks will attend DAILY
nom 10 L. ~ to p. tho Of tho Board NO 81
ogay or Rector st.. fol the purpose Of rseeAvng
subscriptions thereto.
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COhL MINES OWNED BY CONSUMERS
lN-CDtI SUPPLIED At ACTUAL COSI-Th- con
lsUMFRs BENEFIT COAL toAFANi "r'S o'ih1ain.
~ re,.,ea 20 ,erssfu " N Phi1de phis aid bsou
Thi' /, ne pioneer Company "A New loh ..oo nm
ttih "UY
ksmser y 'aaf-,..... .,......-..'.'.'.' oo'g98
Esos hHsir rsTiTtts rna io.DtA TO srcs'vs hSSv
arfr agp PTEP .TuAtLr CSE TuN or COAL Al Al ~
CO,4 ans .i annual e.sh dvd-nd' Of tte prom, q I'
sci o. -CLFLrs toAL lfsr ,lTpIyins 10 .hsfrnodei'
n c5abdeluy sIp,ed that DE ohis TO ne 'aafe.odsi
vi. t.4r fflnr TIE original coz ~ ra'h s+' Nil
Two War, Very ~ eni- p'es osn osrrequli ad'
all b, '4- 'ess' r1ft5' cost Toe bi--.i hsye '-el
r-eaA -rs % fls ce.tg4i,d huDEvAiED lsFEo fEhEAI
co.r.s,. Rtxrs iir-rv. rs. Y-rsHua proper
81 4 10 f8 snd -.-.-i.oa a. Is ife.baire p.
poses being ro. baltimore veins. tls f'cites and
economy o. mus gnsufpA-.od By .s Of any mine. IN
Nor 40 ~ ,'esrn easire' rump, breaker. and han
.lh o. t4ns daily cffal'y sofo niue roads cars Tools
Implement mineTs L5u'c'. powder and Oh houses ctfIou
Sal tlrtEr DO ti0fs iorrfi mules, Sc, comp etc.
p' 90 tlns q CIV ready ~ removal. and W. con-
- % tan. ,si b. -4aay ,aI,n .ni delivered com
ny orsr tnsir COS, IN any Of the usu,l sizes STOVE
BNuKEN Ii AP, 100 o. MT Siann.ae'aIsT' l'"hner'
~ daily nnd coal vii hc delivered Il anv psce
within tie ciie, Il aew Brooklyn, Jer.ey City .nd
other adjacent elite, on The ryrr' or nfo.., cen'sIs
tLrrcn tn actual cot, ~ mining tnfI and de
Leaf many share, they uu. Of coal per snnuHll and
naks this tie fioneeE COMPANY.
DIRECTIONS
JOHN ANDERSON. late Io1sc c0nisi.
COL. A. T. WILLAMETTE. Ni,c President Uom" ms Go.
uDg 4 GODFREY GUNliER Mayor OF Now York.
HON. ALFGED ~ WOOD Mayor Of brooklyn.
HON OREsTES CLEVELAND Mayo Or Jersey City
Hon MlRTlN ALBFLE tSCH ~ Mayor NJ ,BTooil IN
CHARLES JENKINS. President last River banf.
C. H. DELAMATfR Del,na.er Iron Works
L. DOUGLASS Secretary Merchants lniuranco Company
C. H. APPLEBATE. &. h. Apologize Ero.
&C. v H. OSTRANDEK, President Merchants Insurance. Co
JAMES Ii. wHEATLEi Finain "hesiley.
COUNSEL:
BARNEY. BUTLTR't PARSONS, Trinity Ruiliins
Book subscrp tion a. s following pisces
Office Of Company. A' "a broadway. Room No 20 In
Dir, Budns back room second sofyl Fast Rive Bank 40
l8U broadway g. ii. AIpler,s Bro No. J3i bfogdwry.
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OFFICE OF THE COMPANY no. "a BROADWAY, N. Y.
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OFFICE OF THB NKw-YORK AND FFiLAD-LPHL
PETEOLLUx COXPAsy, No. - Nl,hani,.., I
NEw-i DIRK Jau. 8. 1865.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.-As the greater part
i Of The stock 81 the NETWORK AND PHiLtDE L.
pHIA PETROLEUM COMPANN has already been taken by
a. first citizens OF Newl OK, Philadelphia and e'ewnerr,
sat owing to grca. demand perlau"r; investment tie
tfu,,ees desire notice tina. only LIMITED nu-r or
sA,res can now be obtained each tlul the suo'-r
So hook. viii positively close WEDNE DAY January
u 1866 which stock VIII ue sold az thn suosIp
ae, p-ice ALERT r. NltOLA1, President.
A. V STOUT, Treasurer
A { CTrpNAS CCcrtts-v.
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opIcH oY THE DELEwAEH AND HrDsos CANAL Co
No. 70 William st., cor. Of EIchaWe place {

- 49, New York Dec D. 1904
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDEBS.-ln pur-
~ ,rsuce o. authority given a nee' ing o. no
N az b. D.evsr, s,i Hud-on Canal Company helo on 's
b. asy Of Ipr lat there viii be srporoned anong neh
psIs shan b. StockhodeTs In ss.d Company On 1e i@
h, Of Jannsrv mex, twelve thougsud i've hbhlIe0 tt
Stock m the rs'io o. share 20 every soh sH.t
ases her held tv each gockhoisr; corth'sts. o. o.s
vii b. rsdv d~very % tao'e sntea 70 we
paans on snd 1ser toe dag O! feuGu1ry nsI 'ae "a
yseh 10. u,u. cask dividend viii no PAID no 'P VI %
kssed for fractions Of o shsrt. but the number %
pe.sung the tggfe,ata o. s1oh fractions -" DC 70 ~
bsks .letio OF tre day Of January snd ts he -
~ be PAID 10 the S0c aoiders and amer 'he " ~ VI
hsru.ry p.4t secor1, - tLrr respective interests
~ (oy.Uunsnt "a Oh tnr above mentioned aPpoi
- b. v~.6 Ly TIE COMPANY By oldti OF W.
isAAl N AEyMOUk fIsss@ss
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financial.
pROoKLYN PETROLEUM COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000.

I00.GOO SHARES AT So PER SHARE.
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Ct. LOUIS, ALTON 81 TERRE HAUTE
y RAILROAD COMPANY.-The Coupons Of the First
Nor.lre Bonds Series A. Of the 81 LouI Alton and Iere
HG4'e rarJad Company viii BE- paid At the chce o. the
COMPANY. No u Waist, and Alter the Third day Of Janu
rveops, properly prepared TO ruard ss,in errors will
BE- iITuiaL.d Oh epp.ll alien c b. ALEh' fIe.ideh@
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orrIcv OF Tgr MAnrPosA Company, }

OFYcs MARIPosA CosPary,
No. - " ALLsT., Agv-l oRK.
NOTICE il hereby gwen that there Will DO a
Meeting Of the Stockholders Of h' Company on the Zd
asy OF January inst noon The Office Of the company 10
tsie into deiston present den OF 81. Company
is sud to express their vshe. IN respect 70 s iunre
fHa.efueut Transfer books vii be closed irem tie evening
CT the 18th 20 the morning OF the IttL ms:
Dated ian o lac. ". TITUS Secretlry.
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SIX PER CENT interest allowed on al mms nom FL to
& 10 free from Government tax . go - t..
A money, Deposited OF or before Jan. II will ds" inter
est from the lst- 80 ......,.,, MI,
RICHARD KELLY, Secretary
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CIX PER CENT,
- FREE FROM GOVERNMENT TAX
THIRD-ANENUE SAVINGS BANK,
Cor. Of Third ave and Twenty -s.1h-st,
SHAIERED 1894.

BANK OPEN DAILY, from 10 a m. TO J 2. M. and on
MONDAY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ENLN4N'''
from 10 p.
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TnarriaI.

CEVEN-THIRTIES.-T Ninth National
~ Ban. viii take subscription. for g0s, which are eT
ehanseabe into $40 God Interest Bond. the end Of three
years from August, 1854 The Bonds hand for delivery,
and the Government commission Of per cent allowed.
JoHg T. HILL Cashier. J. q. ORVIS President
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READ WHO SAYS so.

FROM THE hon. THOMAS B. FLORENCE
WAsHNoToN january l, 1864.
Gentlemen:-Having stated II verbally to YOU have
no hesitation IN writing the fact. that experienced
marked benefit from your Hooaands German Bittara.
During long and tedious session of Congress pressing
and onerous duties nearly prostrated kind friend
suggested the use of the preparation have named 7
took his advice and the result Improvement OF
health renewed energy, and that particular relief so
much needed and obtained. Others may be similarly
advantaged, II they desire to be.
Truly your friend, THOMAS d. FLORENCE
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SOUTHERN LAND EMIGRATION


PR OF u CT Q Q M p a N z :,
No. IL Broadway, ncaf Wnll-strect,
NEW YORK. .
VIII. QUINCY {atc of South CarOna) Secretary
ORGANIZED FOR THE PURPOSE OF INTRoDUC-
" ING Capital, Mechanical Skill Emigration and
Labor. Saving Machinery into the Southern States.
Stationary and Portable Engines Saw and Grist Mills
Cotton Gins and Presses, Turpcntinc and Whisky Dis
tfleries, Agricultural Implements and Iabor-5arng
Machinery of all kinds furnished at manufacturers'
prices.
Consignnens of Cotton, Turpentine. and all other
Southern Products solicited.
White Labor German, &c.,} supplied.
Southern Lands Sold, Leased and Exchanged.
Particular attention paid to the sale Of State and Rail-
road Bonds, and nll other Southern securities.
Address w. IL. QUINCY, Secretary,
No. IL Broadway, New York.
REFERENCES.
G. W. RIGGS ESQ., Washington, D. C.
NIcsHrs. WILSON, GIBSON l. Co.. New York.
EDWARD HA1GHT, Esq, President Bank Common
wealth. N. Y.
Henry STOKES. Esq., President Manhattan Life 1nsur-
ance Company, N. Y.
Mcssrs. U. I. WALTERS & Co., Baltimore, Md.
Messrs. THOMAS & Co., Bankers, Baltimore, Md.
Col WIN. JOHNSON, President Charlotte and Columbia
Railroad.
Gen. JOHN BRATToN. Winnsboro, South Carolina.
RUFUS JOHNSON, Esq, President Exchange Bank. Co.
lumba. s. c. stuthImo October %
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A
These Bitters have performed moro curesi

These Bitters have performed moro curesi
GIVEN BETTER SATISFACTIONt
HAVE MORE TESTIMONY
HAVE MORE RESPECTABLE PEOPLE TO yoUCH
FOR THEMt
Than any other article in the market We defy any oue
to contradict this assertion,
AND WILL PAY $1,000
To any that will produce Certificate published by
US that Ia not GENUINE.
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VigO1', Health, and STRENGTH.
F'
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
Resulting from Disorders Of the Digestive OrransI
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulncss of Blood to the
Head, Acidity Of the Stomach. Nausea, Heart
burn Disgust for Food. Fulncss or Weight
in the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sink
ing or huttcring at tho Pit Of tho
Stomach, Swimming of tho Head
Hurried and Difficult Breath
ing, Fluttering at tho
Heart,
Choking Suffocating
Sensation when in % Lying Pos.
ture Dimness of Vision
Dots
Webs before the Sight, Fever
ard Dull PAINS i'll the Head, Deli
cheney Of Perspiration Ycllowncss of
the Skin and Eyes, Pain in tho Sidc Back,
Clies Limbs, Etc, Sudden Flushcs of Heat Burning La
the Flesh, Constant Imaginngs of Evil, and
great Depression of Spirits.
REMEMBER
THAT THESE DITTERS
CONTAIN NO RUM OR WHISKY
AND CAN'T MAKE DRUNKARDS.
Is NOT a
BAR-ROoM DRINK,
BUT HIGHLY. CONCENTRATE VEGETABLE
EXTRACT,
FREE FROM ALCOHOLIC STIMULANT OR INJURI-
Gus DRUGS.
It cannot insidously introduce the vice Drunken
into the bosom Of your anicsto your wife, your
children, your friends.
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N. York Advertisements.

P- W. DBRGIANGz
SUCCESSOR TO ]. A. II. HAsBRoUCK & co.,
Wholesale and Retail Stntioner, Blank Book
Manufacturer,
LITHOGRAPHER AND PRINTER,
STATIONER'S HALL, Is NASSAU and IA PINE-STS.,
(3ank Of Commonwealth Building1
NEW YORK.
DLANK BOOKS, SUITABLE FOR BANKS, INSUR-
ID ANCE AND STOCK COMPANIES, constantly on
hand and made TO order ut short notice; Lithographo
work of every description; Checks, Bonds Certificates
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and in the finest style of the art Copper and steel Plate
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Deed Boxes, Arnolds Writing Fluid and Copying Inks
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Books nnd the execution of every description of Litho
graphic Printed Work, prepared to execute all
orders tho shortest possible timo, and at the loves
prices having had experience of twenty in the
business Stationery of every description Mt low prices
October 90 stuth aTpo
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S.-T.-1S6O-X.
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS.

They purify, strengthen and nvigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They antidote TO change Of water and diet.
They overcome Objects Of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acdity Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Darrhoa, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They euro Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They the best Bitters in the world. They make
the weak man strong and exhausted natures great
restorer. They are composed of the celebrated Cali
saya Bark, Cascarla Bark, Dandelion, Chamome Flow
ers, Lavender Flowers Wnergreen, Anse, Cloverbuds
Orange Peel, snakeroot, Caraway Corander. Burdock
S.-T.-1s60-X., Gc
The following is q sample of the testimony daily re
ceived:
soLDRR's HOME, sUPEnRerEsDESrs orr1oE.l
CINCINNATI, O., January 49, 1858.
have given your Plantation Bittsrs to hundreds O
noble soldiers who stop here or less disabled
from various causes and the oect Is most marvelsu
and gratifying.
Such preparation as this heartily wiah In every
family, in every hospital and at hand on every battle
field. G. ". D. ANDREWS. Superintendent.
W11LAnps HOTEL,
WASHINGTON D. c., Jan 20, 1868.
GENTLEMEN: We require another supply of your Plan
tation Bters the popularity Of which daily increase
with the guests Of our house.
Respectfully,
SYKES. CHADWICK CO
CLEVELAND. Dec. 8. 1862.
had been 30 Ill with Live
Complaint and Dyspepsia that compelled to aban
don my business used three bottles Of the Plantation
Bitters and to my astonishment entirely cured
They are the best medicine used, and shall en-
ta maj Shata Hpa ploaaa {ofo
S-T.-1s60-X. means
Yours truly. Il. B. KINGSLEY.
DR.. W. A. Childs, Surgeon of the Tenth Vermont Re
giment. writes wish every soldier had bottle Of Plan
tation Btters. They the most effective perfect an
harmless tonic ever used"
GAIT HOUSE, LoUnv1LLE. Ky., Dec 81, 1861.
Messrs. P. Il. DRAKE Co.:
We compelled to order twelve dozen Plantation
Biters to supply friends who have other way pro-
curing this admirable article.
Respectfully yours,
sHAs F. MILLER L CO., Proprietors.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Dec. 81, 1861 E7
The Plantation Bitters have cured me o
the worst Kind Of dyspepsia of four years standing
have recommended then, to others. and as far as
know with signal success. am, &c.
REV. ]. g. CATHORN
BURNETT HOUSE, crSonHArr, oH1o,l
Dec. 20 1865.
MEssns. DRAKE Gothic Plantation Bitters appea
to very popular here Send twenty cases more an
obuge, Yours truly,
T. P. SAUNDERS co
10. 30. 30. &c.
Delicate females, requiring gentle stimulant, an
olergymen, lawyers and students exhausted by ments
abor, will fnd the Plantation Bitters most beneho
tonic
Every bottle has the ac simiie of signature on
stool plate engraving, or it is not genuine.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Country Stores
p. II. DRAKE & CO.,
No. 202 Broadway, N. Y.
August Is tuths 3mo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-09

WIZARDS HOTEL, |
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. %, 1858.
GENTLEMEN: We require another supply of your Plan
tation Biters the popularity Of which daily increase
with the guests Of our house.
Respectfully,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-09

S o L D!I Err s

Or others whose systems have become impaired by
ships disease. will find in this Btters tonic that will
restore them to all their original vigor.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-09

DR.. W. A. Childs, Surgeon of the Tonth Vermont Re
gment. writes wish every soldier had bottle Of Plar
taton Bttters They the most effective perfect an
harmless tonic ever used"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-25

without further invitation. me remains win Be taken 10
Hartford, New Haven and Middletown Conn., papers
please copy
TMpsos-Suddsnly. of cholera infsntum, GARY MouI-
TON only Of Thomas W. and Sarah Timpson, aged
months r Won Hf st
attend the funeral on wednesday afternoon, at one
O'clock from the residence OF his parents, Mosania
Franklin avenue between Sixth and Seventh streets
TAYLOR -HxRBERr youngest OF Orrin and Margaret
Taylor aged 10 months and 10 days
The funeral services will be held At their residence
Gas West Fourth street. at vs o'clock this Tuesday,
afternoon Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend.
r the beloved wife of Captain w. s. Young and daugh-
ter of Captain James Hallock, aged "a years.
The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully
,nvtad IN attend the funeral at four O'clock tn Tues
day afternoon at her late residence No. 22l South Fifth
street. Jersey City. r.rt