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New-York tribune., 1866-11-30

THE HONE FOR FRIENDLEss CHLDRHS-The second
anniversary the Home for Fendess Children held at
Congregational Tabernacle Jersey City Tuesday evening
PRAYERS were pronounced. and the varius reports
read by the officers The Home is in prosperous cond
on and has about thirty Juvenile inmates whose appearance
attesed the which their welfare is cared for The
exercises Of interesting nature and ELECTED much
nlouse Mr. james Ops the treasurer stated that the
ua receipts had exceeded the expenditures by several hundred
dollars Addresses made by the Rcy j. ~ Holmes Maj
pnnghoru and others.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
tAnnouncemen,s

BISHOPS AND DIvINEs, including the Revs. POTTER,
HoPKISs DIX TTxs SMITH NEWTON, Coz MoRGAS. WESTON
HSr1SoroS and vSroS also Gusave Doe artist
Kate Ban actress and Queen Of Prussia Thiers the States
man articles the Characters Of Shakespeare Education BY
John Neal Society Suffrage wakrgi shaking Hands Natural
Life Health; Sleep Death; In Dec. PHRESoLoaIciL JouRSAL
Pictorial Double No 20 year e. New'msn have IL Ad'
dgess Fowler WELLS NO So5 bToaa"syi ~ H.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
rur NEw. .YoRK socIErY roR TnE RELIEF oR THE

The NRw-YORK SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OF THE
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS MEDICAL MEN-The annual meet
ing Of this society was held Wednesday evening at the Phys
ans and surgeons College The society Is composed of
bvcisns in the CITY and County Of NewYor hundred
and eight number OF whom seventy eight are Tor me ana
thirty annual subscribers hundred dollars paid AZ one
time constitutes life member Animal members pay inita
ton fee slO and sO dues Six families OF deceased mem
hers receive society The receipts for the year
ending september H. were s501 90 and the dshuse-
men 81 Si - The following officers elected for the
ensuing year -. -, n ., n
President-Dr wm. Detmold. Nee-PIesidens-Dr' Jao O.
ston. Oliver White Edmund L. Beae TraurerDr j. w g.:
C.psns Menaerr,-Dr. J. O. Adams A. Dubois J. Lindsey Joel
Forber T. Herds J. o. smith C. d. suh Jno w sleibers H. d.
Bukey, A. C. Post.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
CApruRE oF BUReLAR.-A man named Thomas

IAPTURE OF BUKGLAH.-A nun HdIIItu IIUIII1'
Carter &c years age aud cooper by trade yesterday entered
the house Of Mrs f. Dunn No lsJ Smhst Brooklyn and
was engaged in punderng when he discovered and
started on succeeded however In getting but short DIS
tauce away when oyerhnud by Mr. Dunn and Officer
Frost of tie Forty third The thief had bundle OF
clothing made up and searching his rooms at NO. Pacific
At coat and Jacket found which had been stolen nom
MIR Henry Cos OF No lg7 Pacdcs s. Carter committed
fnr
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
NEW.JERSEY NEWS.

PROBABLE HoMoIDE.-About o'clock yesterday
afternoon disturbance occurred at lager beer saloon In New
ark ave- the Sixth Ward OF Jersey City during "nch
young man named Moran stabbed In the pit OF tue
stomach as alleged by young man named james fre!
Fery had some difficulty with the proprietor OF the place ABOUT
received the stab In his stomach He removed 70 ms nome
In Monmouths st. where he attended by Dr aAhsu
Int there is little hope Of his recovery Fery escaped al e
time arrested half an hour aterward and oekeu up "
illr Iiir Prison.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
BROOKLYN NEWS.

THIEF ARRESrED.-A well known character, named
George Ferguson was arrested by the Brooklyn Police on
"wednesday for having oniousy entered the store at The
corner OF johnson and Godsts and stealing heefOm -four
u feed ON the day previous his three tubs OF butter
stolen from No 34 tOhnsonst found under Ferguson
bed and he will probably be boarded for some time at the pup
lie
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30

ATTEMPTED SUlcIDE.-A woman named Mary
Traney aged years Wednesday evening TO the
cu,on that she had seen enough this life and its e and
determined 10 commit suicide by Jumping into the river from
the Atlantic Dock Brooklyn She prevented from do
ing by policeman and looked up for safe keeping.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30

LARosNY.-John Beatty, (colored,) in the employ
OF Ross OF No GO Perreponts Brooklyn arrested
on Wednesday evening having stolen gold watch from his
employer The property recovered and the prisoner held
f1r examination.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30

AcoIDEST.-Mr. Thos. Spencer of No. 100 Park
ave. Brooklyn severely injured in Fultonst Wednesday
evening by slipping and falling upon bottle which he had
in his hand Medical aid summoned and the sufferer
Neved home hY the police
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30

DEATH OF A WELL-KNowN FIREMAN-Mr' Michael
woclcrmor known well by all old residents Of Newark died
nm Sunday NJ Inflammation Of the lungs Wackerman who
,ore ,mrly known as Dutch Mike had been connected
with the newark Fire Department for 20 years For ten years
ha was foreman Of Old Relief Engine Company No and
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30

BURGLARY.-The dwelling of Mr.. Earle Smith,
Unionst Bergen was broken into wednesday about H.
and wearing apparel and other vauables stolen thereron
Twenty-Five dollars reward is offered for the apprehension oil
thu
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30

MEETING OF THE ST. NICHOLAS SocIBTY.-The
s. Nicholas Society held their meeting wednesday evening at
Demoncos In the Fihave TO make arrangements for the
nnnun banquet which take place the 9th OF December
Mr. Augustus Sche presided at the meeting aud MrAugutus
X McDonough acted as Secretary
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30

USING KSIFE.-About 6 o'clock last evening"
Young German named Frederick Seller arrested IN jersey
CITY for cutting Mrs Marah Swecter of No 259
with sailor knife naicng three gashes across 'he
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30

uFToCATED-Coroner Wildey was yesterday no
tilted to hold an inquest the body OF Maurice OConnor who
died from uocation at his residence in Eighty thrst be
tween Third and Fourth aycs.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30

laerly oiciaed Of tho assistant engineers meetnq
of the Board Officers Of the Fire Department held on
wednesday evening 70 make arrangements for attending thu
funeral,
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
DISASTER.

A,gei Swedish Noweian brig went ashore yestsrlsy
the An attempt made oy eaEog %
pnl of but without success
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BIr. Peabody's Munifcence-Autogrnp ph
Letter from tho Queen to the Great

BIZ. Peabody's Munihcenco-Autogrnp phi
Letter from tho Queen to the Great
tFrom he London Times, April2.l
The following graceful letter has been written
by the Queen to Mr.. PEABODY:
WINDSOR CASTLE, March 2S, 1866.
The Queen hears that Mr.. Peabody intends
shortly to return to America, and she would be
assured by herself how deeply she appreciates
the noble act of more than princely munifcenoe
by which he has sought to relieve the wants of
don. y" '',"' DD'''''' ''''us IL Aon-
It is an act, as the Queen believes, wholly with
out parallel and will carry it's best reward in the
the assistance Of those who can little help them
selves. ,,, .,l.. =
The Queen would not, however, have been salts.
fed without giving Mr.. Peabody some public mark
Of her sense or his munifcence, and she would
gladly nave conferred upon him either n baronetoy
Or the Grand Gross of the Order Of the Bath, but
That she understands MIR. Peabody to feel himself
debarred from accepting such distinctions
inc present occasion, however,, was amply
worthy OF such an exceptional course. and in this
graceful act Of condescension Her Majesty has
done equal honor to her sense Of duty as Queen
and her feelings as . woman.!I It enhances OF once
the generosity Of Mr. Peabody and the signifi.
oance OF Her Majesty's acknowledgements, that
this great benefit has been conferred on us and
this acknowledgment received by one who is not
e Sitizen OF this country; by man who is with US,
indebted for the greatest boon ever given to the
poor Of London, and II is to the citizen of the
United States that the Queen has thought it right
70 address this personal expression Of gratitude.
We cannot but believe that such an occurrence
will have no little influence in augmenting the
good feeling which should prevail between the
TWO countries. There is no surer means Of con-
clilation between nations than the sense Of bene-
fits mutually received and acknowledged.
1t only remains, therefore, for the Queen to
give Mr. Peabody this assurance Of her personal
feelings, which she would further wish to mark
by asking him to accept miniature portrait of
herself which she will desire to have painted for
him, and which, when finished, can either be sent
which, she rejoices to hear, he meditates to the
country that owes him so much.
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The Daily News.
FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL az, 1866.
The Presiaent's Speech to tho Soldiers and
Sailors. @ ~

President Johnson's, speech, delivered recent
ly to the soldiers and sailors who called upoi
% Is one G1 ' IN it's reasonng o
hot and heavy q fire as Sheridan bestowed upor
Lee Syasa ys oSs Of the Nort ind
favor from him in the Presidential chair than the
naughty secessionists did at the beginning OF the
revolution, when ne thundered at them in the
No man, woman, or child in the country should
fail to road this speech: It may be objected to it,
Often to his own efforts and sufiefines. But he
has right to do this, for when, no other Of the
leading Southern statesmen dared to face the
and undaunted though left alono. Again. in hih
position, with oil the hounds OF party" ss he
6intly but truly EXPRESSES. It, barking at his
inorder to keep the record fairly before the poo.
ple.-Boston Hoeraing Commercial rr'.i =" .|'
The New York Iines, editorially, in speaking OF
the Presidents speech to tho soldiers and Sailors
says: H;.: .,...., ,~l. ~. ..2.r p
From these grumblers and malcontents' tho
President appeals to the people. And he may do
an answer to his revilers which will Garry weight
wherever tho circumstances under which it ooour-
ed are fairly understood- In every part Of tho
land there are brave men whose hearts will echo
the friendly expressions OF which the Presidents
speech vac an eloquent but impromptu acknowJ
ledgment;,,1 Be Their own lot what hat i may, they
recent order; they will feel that he who uses his
position TO promote the welfare Of those who have
earned the nations: gratitude, deserves the ma
tions support; and they are not unlikely to con-
trsst this thoughtful, unassuming friendship with
the Jealousy and selshness of his Radical asssil-
ants. ,,.,, ~ ,.,..s
Apart from the occasion OF this, the latest dis
play Of popular feeling it is perhaps natural that
our gallant soldiers are on the side OF the Presi-
dent. Their sympathies are with the man OF ac-
ton as against the men OF talk. They know that
the dangers they encountered were in q measure
shared By him; they know that he risked life and
all in the cause for which they fought and bled;
and they have little respect for the opposition of
"coset patriots and humanitsrisns."
The New York Tribune, after travelling over a
half column to find something in the Presidents
speech to the soldiers and sailors to complain
Of, finally concludes that che talks plausibly and
well"
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y December 2s 1851,
Messrs. p. II. DRAKE & COL have been great sui.
ferer from Dyspepss for three four years. and had
abandon my profession. About three months AGO I
tried the Plantation Bitters and to my Rrent joy am
now nearly well man. I have recommended them In
several cases. and, far know always With siRnsl
beneht am, respectfully yours,
Rev. j, 8, OATHORN
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The stamp to be affixed to any instrument is
that required by the law existing at the time when
tho instrument was made, signed and issued.
When an instrument is properly stamped under
either OF said sections, the stamping relates back
to the time when tho instrument was issued, and
renders 1t from the beginning as valid, to all in
tents and purposes, II It had been duly stamped
when made, signed and issued.
The whole amount Of penalties paid to collec-
tors Tor validating unstamped instruments should
be returned on form SO, with other unassessed
penalties, and the money deposited to the credit
OF the Treasury Of the United States with other
collections. A. E. ROLLINS,
Commissioner.
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Frioei. Prices
BLACK DRESS FRoCKs. $40
BLACK DRESS RoCKs................. 40 95
BLACK DRESS FRoCKs.. SO 80
BLACK DRESS FRoCKs. 80 2s
BLACK DRESS FROCKs.. .............. % IT
BLACK DRESS FRoCKs. 15 IS
BLACK DRESS FRoCKs IL 10
FRENCH CASHMERE BUsINEss GOATS SO %
FRENCH CASHMERE BUSINESS COATS 80 2s
FRENCH CASHMERE BUSINESS COATS SO 27
FRENCH CASHMERE LINED sAcK... 80 25
FRENCH CASHMERE LINED sAcK.. 20 "a
FRENCH CASHMERE LINED BACK. % 90
HARRIS CASHMERE LINED sAOK...... 2s 10
FANCY CASHMERE LINED sACK... % 10
FINE BLUE MELTON LINED SACK. % 1s
FINE MIXED MELTON LINED SACK. IT Is
FINE BLUE FLANNEL LINED SACK. IT Is
LIGHT MIXED LINED sAoK. 1s Is
FRENCH COATING SKELETON SACK. 20 16
FRENCH COATING SKELETON SACK. 10 Il
FRENCH COATING SKELETON BACK. Is Is
FINE DARK SILK MIXED SKELETON
SACk....... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II IA
BROWN MIXED CASHMERE SKELETON
SACK. ........................... IS II
BROWN MIXED CASHMERE SKELETON
sACK.......... Observation-Disclosures. 10 8
BLUE FLANNEL SKELETON SACK. IL 10
LIGHT MIXED CASHMERE SKELETON
BACK. Observation-Disclosures. II IA
LIGHT MIXED CASHMERE SKELETON
BACK. ........................... 10
LIGHT MIXED CASHMERE SKELETON
I...
BLACK QUEENS CLOTH SKELETON
BACK. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
BLACK QUEENS CLOTH SKELETON
SACR.... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
BLACK DoESKN PANTS. 10 u
BLACK DoRsKIN PANTS. .........1 II 10
BLACK DoEsKIN PANTS. ........1e 10
BLACK DoEsKIN PANTS. ...............
FRENCH FANCY CASHMERE PANTS. Il Il
SILK MIXED CASHMERE PANTS w - 10
SILK MIXED CASHMERE PANTs... 10
FINE BLUE FLANNEL PANTs.
BROWN MIXED CASHMERE PANTs. o 8.
BROWN MIXED CASHMERE PANTS.
LIGHT SUMMER CASHMERE PANTs.. 1s IL
LIGHT SUMMER CASHMERE PANTS. II 10
LIGHT CHECK CASHMERE PANTS 6
FANCY SILK VESTS.. 6
BLACK CLOTH VESTS. Ts................ s
CHECK CASHMERE VESTS q
BROWN MIXED CASHMERE VESTS 6
BROWN MIXED CASHMERE VESTS. s
cofToNADE PANTs.... $50
CoTTONADE PANTS. ................. 8 $50
corrONADE PANTs.................... 26o 2
We are receiving by Steamer every week
new and desirable GOODS, adapted
to the season, which we shall
sell ut corresponding
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WHAT INSTRUMENTS OF WRITING ARE OHAReEA-
BILE WITH STAMP DuT1Es.-The following letter
, contains an important revenue decision:
SrR:-The first internal revenue act took effect.
80 far as related to stamp duties, October l. 1862
Instruments executed and delivered prior to that
date, though they may be recorded afterwards
Saye not chargeable with stamp duties.
y eRy instrument subject to stamp duty was
s. E after October !, 1862 and prior to August
unstamped, or insuf1ciently stamped, the
5riete stamp may be affixed In the presence
court, register, or recorder, as provided by
dsAysA 1853 OF the aot OF June 80, 1864.
instrument issued since August 1, 1864, un-
8ed, or insuffioiently stamped, may be stamp
the Collector upon payment for the proper
mount Of the stamp duty exceeds fifty dol
AAate OF six per cent. from the day on which
S$ssamp should have been affixed.
# VI the instrument Is presented to the Collector
u hin twelve calendar months from It's Issue, the
Gllector is authorized to remit the penalty, pro-
,ded II shall appear to his satisfaction that the
omission to stamp it was by reason OF accident,
mstake, inadvertence, or urgent necessity, and
without willful design to eyade or delay the pay.
ment Of stamp duty.
II the instrument is not presented within
twelve calendar months, the pealty and interest
must be paid to the collector before he can render
it valid by aflxing the appropriate stamp. with
out regard to the cause OF the omission to stamp
It at the time Of It's issue. The commissioner
has nopower to remit this penalty.
Deputy collectors, unless acting ss collectors
under section SO, have no authority to afix stamps
or remit penalties under section 168. IN.
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-. "A smile was on her np-heelth was in her look,
TON BITTKRs."
s. T.-1S60--X.
A few bottles OF PLANTATION BrrrEns
Will cure Nervous Headache
:. Cold Extremities and Feverish Lips.
Sour stomach and Fetid Breath.
90 FIatuency and Indigestion.
Nervous Affections
:. Excessive Exec Fatigue and Short Breath.
Mental Dependency. t.. s..
I" sallow Complexion Weak Bowels, SO
Which are the evidences Of -...' .
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
is estimated that tenths of all adult ailments
proceed from deceased and torpid liver. The hillary
secretons OF the liver overowinR into the stomach
con the entire system and exhibit the above
After long research. able to present the most
remarkable cure for these horrid nightmare diseases
the world has ever produced Within year over six
PLANTATION BrTTERs and not instance Of complaint
has come TO our knowledgei
II is most efectua tonic and agreeable stimulsnt
suited to all conditions OF life.
The reports that relies upon mineral for
faction public and that patients may ne consult
their physicians we append list Of its components.
years in the treatment Of Fever and Aeue Dyspepsia
Weakness. etc was introduced into Europe by the
afterwards sold by the Jesus for dc enormous price Of
s o,o toeigh in slver under the Of Je,us Po,o.
ders and was finally made public by Louis XVI, King
OF France Humboldt makes especial reference to its
febriiugo qualities during his South American travels
CAsoAntLLA BARK-For diarrhes, collie and diseases
OF the stomach and owels
DANDELIos-For Inflammation Of the loins and drop.
sicai affections.
CHAMohnE FLowRRs-For enfeebled digestion
LAVENDER FLowERs-Aromsto. stinulant and tonic
highly tnvigofating In nervous debility.
WINTERoREEN-For tcrofuia. Iheumatism, eto.
AsIsE-An aromatic carminatve; creating flesh
muscle and milk much used by mothers nursing
arraw anIa -
root, etc.
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MARKED DOWN,

TAKING INTO CONSIDERATION THE
depression In the prices Of MERCHANDISE,
and believing that the emily true mercantile
way Of doing business Is to meet the market
regardless OF cost, we have decided to
mark our Stock down to such prices that
there can be no question In regard to the
fact that we are determined to meet the
market,
Cur FINE CLOTHING Is of our own
manufacture, the workmanship of which
we warrant In every particular.
Annexed will be found list OF some
leading articles, with former and present
prices:
Former PreSnt
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-27

n3- sP EOIAL NoTIoE.-"GREhToAKs FROM
little acorns grow. Tho worst diseases knowu to the
uman race spring from causes 30 small as to almost
ey detection. The volumes Of scientific lore that M
the tables and shelves Of the medical fraternity only 20
to prove and elaborate these facts.
Then guard yourselves while you may The smallest
pimpe on the akin is tetale and indicator of disease;
1t may fade and die away from the Duraoe of the body
but 1t will reach the vitals perhaps last and death
DO the result and final close. MAGdIEL's BILIOUS
DYsPEPTIo, and DIARRHEA PILLS oure where au
others fail. While for Burns Scalds Chilblans Outa
and all abraaions OF the sin, MAGdIYLS save is in
falible. Sold by J. MAaGIEL. No. <s Fulton:strect
New York. and all Druggists, at 26 oents per box.
September 26 lyr
a@ T. B. BYNNER, IMPORTER AND DEAL.
sR IN WATCHES and JEwELRY Agency for the
AMERICAN WATCH also. eve.y variety Of SWISS and
ENGLISH WATCHES, ut the lowest market prices,
No. lss Broadway, New York-estabshed twenty years
Trade Price Lists sent on application.
Januaryl9 fmwemo
81 AROANA WATCHES ES-WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL.-The ofthese Watches arc manufactured
Of different metals Into which gold forced by means
ofexreme heat and surface left 10 carat gold which
10 lasting and elegant They gotten up In hand.
some STYLE and equal In appearance and finish TO
Watches costing four times the proe asked for them
They are all excellent timekeepers and warranted 90
uch. We sell
Gents' large size Detached Levers, Hunting
Gen ts' medium size Detached Levers. Hunt "'0
ing Gases. 926 to s2s
Ladies Hunnng Cases silver, gold plated. 40 to IS
Ladies', Guard Chains. beautiful atyles.....
Ladies' OhAtelatne ChaiLs 8, beautiful ntylea.
Gents Vest Chains, heavy and elegant.....
No Watches ever before offered to the public equn,
hose for beauty. durability and excellence, when the
prioe In considered. Addreas
AROANA WATCH COMPANY,
January 81 yfmsmoa
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a5- NJ A RRIAG GE AND ELIBAOY,
an Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young Men,
Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
powers with sure means Of relief Sent Of charge
in sealed letter envelopes. Address, DR.. j. sKILLIN
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Philadelphis. Pa
April IT 1. Smo
ca COLGATES HONEY sOAP.-THIs OEIE.
DRAFTED Toilet Soap, In such universal demand,
made from the choicest materials, lie mild and
smolliontin its uature fragran.iy scentcd, and
extremely beneficial In Its action upon the skim For
sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
February Tyr
HE ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFIOIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUoH and P. aoUaELMANN formerly employed by
RoIssosSKAu, Of Parisl, No. 900 Broadway New York.
APRIL 1yr
a1 AWAY WITH SPEOTAOLES.-OID EYES
made new, without speotscles, Doctor or Medicine,
Pamphlet mailed free receipt Of ten oenta Addroso
.. B. FooTE, II. D., No. llsa Broadway, New York
Novcmber0
az HILLS HAIR DYB-FRTY GENTS
BLACK Or BRoWN.-Instantanecus In ef1ecs reliable
Tor natural appearance beauty Of color durability;
Also the cheapest and best In Depot No. 60 John
street. corner Of William street. New York. and sold By
Druggists and Fancy Goods Stores everywhere
November 40 smo
n5- BATOHELOR's HAIR DYH-THE ORIGINAL,
aud best In tho world Tho only true and peYoot HAIR
DYE. Harmless Reliable and instantaneous Produces
Immediately q splendid Black or natural Brown with.
out injurins the hair sn. Remedies the Ill eGeota
bad dyes Sold by all Drusgsts. The genuine is signed
WILLIAM A. BAToHELoR. Also,
REGKNERATINa EXTRACT OF MIILEFIEURs
For restoring and Besutfying the Hair.
CHARLES BATOHELoR, New York
Ao&us. - lv
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sHERMAa HOUSE. CHICAGO, Ill,

sHERMAN HOUSE, CHICAGO, Ill,
February II, 1868. I
MEsgas. p II. DRAKE & Co. o.:-Please send uB another
twelve cases OF your Plantation Bltters As morning
appetizer they appear to have superseded everything
else, and are greatly esteemed. I-'~N'-
Yours, &C, GAGR b WAITE
Arrangements are now completed to supply sny de.
possible 0 e : - '--S'''NN' ~
The public may rest assured that In no casa will tbe
perfectly pure standard Of the PLANTATION BrrTRns be
departed from. Every bottle 6edrs the facsimile of our
uine. ...'. y - ''' ~ wv
Any person pretending 10 sell PLANTATION Br1rRns IN
rSeled bottles See Mas our Private Stamp q UNAu-
Sold by all DrugKiss Groccrs and DeaIera tbrou
tho country. n, y = = : - ~'
P. q. DRAKE & CO., New York.
April 70 ..a.i,l ~.ga,e fmv1yr
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IA smile was on her np-health was in her look,
strength was In her step, and in her hnuds-PIA,yrA
TON BIrTRRs."
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PHILADELPHIA, 10th Month, 17th Day, 1852
HRsPEoTBD BRIKND:-My daughter has been much
benehtted by the use Of thy Plantation Biters Thou
wilt send me two bottles more. -
Thy friend, ASA OURRIN
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8. T,.-1880..-X.

Another wonderful ingredient, Of great uso amons
tne IN Spanish ladies' Ct South America imparting beauty
known to the commerce of the world, and we Withhold
Its name for the present ~. -