Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 34, Number 10, 13 April 1864 — Page 4

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60 : gatladmitt. RICHMOND, IWD.. "-APRIL 13. 1864.

TURNPIKE CHARTER. . ' ' ' Richmond -fid WiHiamtburg Turnpike Company. , An Act to Incorporate the Richmond and WUliamaburg Turnpike Company, ', Where, Tho citizens of Richmond t d1 Williamsliurp, antl of the different j points between those place, made their i subscriptions of stock to tbe amount of , twelve thousand dollar by the following contract. We, the undersigned in con- I iteration that Robert Morriaaon, Caleb Khearon, Benjamin Harris, Stephen Coffin, Moses Davidson, Ellia Hond, William Brooks. James Thomas, Jesse Starr, Carnehus UaUiff, William. A- lilckle, Levinus King and Thorna H. Cook, will waMaM.aavr va a bliv itlQk J September, A.D. lHiS, and prosecute thereafter to final completion, withiu a reasonable time, a Turnpike Road leading from Richmond to Williamsburg; and will also hereafter procure a charter of incorporation from the Legislature of the State of Indiana, incorporating the j Mubseriberso stock in aid company who j now or hereafter . may subscribe for the 1 same, promise and agree with the said j persons above named to take the num- 1 berof shares of stock in said, Turnpike 1 Company, of the value of twenty five j dollars each, set opposite our names, and we further promise to pay for the said stock to said persons above named or their assigns, in five semi-annual instal- j - . - . . O. . I raenw tor in. ocneni 01 saia company 10 j Detain 00 in ma.injr ami ( completing , said turnpike, and we promise to pa' the first instalment in thirty days after, the ' work shall have been commenced; and it , is further agreed with the persons above j named, that when said charter of incor I poration shall have been received andaccepted by said company, that then our , subscriptions shall be taken to be due and payable and a fully transferred to said corporation as though the fame had i been originally made to said corporation ! with fnll right to collect and receive the j same in the name of said corporation. Ami whereas the individuals in the above named contract, did upon the 1st day of September 1848, commence said work, ! by surveying and locating the said turn- , pike along a part of the line between the , said city of Richmond and Williamsburg, now therefore, SiM Tum I., Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, That Robert Morrisson, Caleb. Shearon, Benjamin Harris, Stephen Coffin, Moses Davidson, Ellis Bond, William Brooks, James Thomas, Jesse Starr, Cornelius RatlifT, William A. Bickle, Levinus King and Thomas II. Cook and their successors in oflce, duly elected as hereinafter directed ere hereby constituted a bodj' corporate and politic, to be known by the name and style of the "Richmond and Williamsburg Turnpike company" fc by such name shall be able and 'capable in law A equity, to sue and bo sued. plead and be impleaded, defend and be defended, answer and '-be answered unto, in any and all courts of justice whatever, to make and use a common seal, and the same to alter, change or renew at pleasure, and shall be able and capable at law to make contracts and enforce the same, and to make and enforce the necessary by-laws and rules, to enable them to car ry into effect the urovisious of this act and tho objects contemplated by the same, not inconsistent-with the laws and constitution of the State of Indiana. Sac. 1L And be it further enacted. That after the acceptance of this charter of incorporation, all the subscriptions made under the contract in theforegoiug preamble specified, and the ' same are hereby as fully and completely transferred to said corporation jut though the same had been originally made thereto, with full right to have, demand, sue for and collect the same and any and every part thereof in the name of said corporation and in all suits and proceedings for the said subscription or - any part thereof, it shall be lawful for the said corporation, to declare aa on a promise made directly to itself and the said cou- i tract before specified with the" "names ' thereto subscribed shall be taken in all j courts of Justice to be sufficient evidence in support of suck averment, and all of ' the acts and proreedings of the persons j in the preamble specified as a board of , commissioners acting under said subicription be and the same are legalized j and confirmed, with full right in the said director to . aiier, tnmu r ni , same as the exigencies of the case may require. . Sac. 3. The Capital stock of said company 'shall not be less that, ten thou-? sand dollars, nor more man tainy mousand dollars,' divided into shares of twenty flhre dollars each, i Sac. 4. The directors named in this act, or a-majority of them, may meet at each time and place as they may agree on and organise said corporation by electing , one of their , own body ..President; and ( after such organisation, a majority of said directors shall bare full power'Jo carry into effect the object of this act until an f election shell be had by th took holders, in accordance . with . their by-laws, for j their directors. ,. ., .. ... . . j Sac. a. Tka esmoration shall have T

power to appoint agents, clerks, trcas-1 ? whose land the same may pass, a relinurers, superintendent, surveyors, engw uishment of so much of said land as neers, artieia, and all other officers and may be necessary for the construction persons accessary to carry into effect the location or said road, as also the object ofjthis act; they shall kep a jour- stone, gravel, timber, or other materials, nalof their proceeding, in which shall that may be obtained on said route, and be enteral all by-law, roTea.' regulations, jnar contract for such materials as may and all ord,ert,for h. payment of such j re obtained on any other land near thereallowances as may be' made to their offi- ; and it shall be lawful for said eor-

VCrV, HU VUlCIBUi Mini MUJ'IVJ, nilHU j journal shall be resjd t rem .time to time f by the board, and if found to be correct,' to be signed by the rresldent. They may sit on their own adjournments or on the order , of the President; when the f President m absent, the may appoint a President' pro tern.1, they 'hiay fill all vacancies whieb may happen in their -own Sac 64Tb directors ahattkaw-a charfee of the slock books of said company, with full power to receive subscriptions to said stock, asd collect the same at such places in Watne county, and at such due or tinea aa-they may appoint, after six weeks notice in some newspaper near said work; In such amounts as thev may think besit for the interest of the" work, not exceoimar t emonnt f (M cent, of wnSc3 in each year, ; after the stock becomes payable.

Sac. 7.el ffattll be lawfab for 'the di

rectors toteceive subscriptions ill mo'neyY or approved work; if in work, to be done at sach times As the contractor or "contratctors having the construction of said road may require, and wages to le agreed on by the contractors and stockholders, and if such agreement cannot be effected, the stock to be collected in money, aud a receipt from the contractor to the company, received through said stockholder, shall be a sufficient voucher that said stock is paid. Sac. H. It shall be lawful for all persons of lawful age, for the agent of auy corporate body, for the agent of any county, for the agent of any state, or the IT. States, on behalf of. the same." to subscrifK for any amount of capital stock, and the books shall be kept open for such space of time and at such places as the corporation shall choose, and may be reopened at any time; and they may, by an agent, offer for sale in this or any other State, any amount of stock, upon such terms and conditions as may be thought advisable; and they shall have power, on their own credit, to borrow money on such terms as may be agreed on by the parties. - Sbo. 0. It shall be lawful for said directors to organize at any (time) after the passage of this act, and the said road must be completed in three years, or this charter will be forfeited. Sec. 10. The corporation by their agents shall have full power from time to time, to examine, survey and locate the route for a turnpike road commencing at Williamsburg and running on a convenient and practicable route by the way of Dover, thence on by Barnabas Lamb's, and by, through or in the vicinity of the farm of Walter Lcgg, to a suitable point - '"jit, on the Nfwport Roati which runs North from the National Roi from the National Road, bv Robert Morrisson's farm, to form ajunction on said Newport Road, with a road projected by a company popularly known as the 'Spring Foundry Compan'," leading from the Spring Foundry by Carnelius Itatlifrs farm to said Newport Road. But if the said Spring Foundry road should not be made, or if the said corporation should deem it to be for their benefit, they are authorized to extend said road from said point on said New irt road to a point on the National road. West of the National Bridge over White Water at Richmond, so as to cross said White Water on said bridge, said road shall be constructed in accordance with the plans and specifications adopted by said directors, with the right to alter and vary the same so as to secure a good ordinary turnpike. Sac. 11. It shall be the duty of the directors, at their first meeting, or within three months thereafter, to call, by advertisements, for such portions of the first year's instalment on the capital stock, as they may deem proper. Skc. 12. Certificates of stock shall be given by the stockholders, which shall be evidence of the stoc k held; they shall be signed by the President, countersigned by the clerk; the stock shall be transferable only on the books of the corporation personally, or by an agent, or attorney, or by the administrator, executor, trustee, or guardian; hut such stock shall at all times be holden by tne corporation, anj" dues frrm the holder thereof to the corporation, for any sum that may hereafter lcorae due on a contract made prior to such transfer. Sac. l.i. The directors shall advertise a meeting of the stockholders within three months after their first meeting to elect six directors to act as such for the space of one year thereafter, and uatil their successors are elected aiwl qualified; and in all elections for directors a majority of the number who happen obe present, shall be legally a majority and qualified to elect; and the directors shall have the power of declaring the seat of any director vacant who is absent from two successive meetings or the board and fill the same as before provided. Sac. 14. All elections after the first, shall bebeld on the first Monday of April, annually ; caeb person owning stock in said company shall be allow ed to give one vote for each share so owned, (for one month previous to such election:) owners of stock may vote by proxy or by legal representatives. Two stockholders, who are not directors, shall be appointed by the board previous to each election, who shall act as judges of such election ; give certificates to those who receive the highest number of votes, in forming them f tlwir election ; and it shall be the duty of the directors elect to meet and organize within three days after such an election; but if circumstances should transpire to prevent such an elec tion, on the day appointed, the directors shall appoint another day for that purpose. Sac. 15. And for making the necessary examination and location, it shall be lawful for the corporation, by their agents, and persons in their employ to enter upon any land to make surveys sad estimates, and for the purpose of search ,or "wnr woou, or ouicr maI a - - 1 1 . 1 f W V a aa II v DWI J a. Va LU WUllUllVIl VA I said road ; but no such material shall be taken away from any land without the consent of the owner thereof, until the rate of compensation shall be ascertained and paid or secured to the owner. Sac. 18. It shall be lawful for the ' corporation either before or alter the location of any section of said road, to obtain from the person or persons through - , . grant, or bequests, land, money, labor. stone, carvel, or other matcials, for the benefit of said corporation ; and all such gifts, grants, donations, relinquish men ts. or bequests, made and entered in writing, by any person or persons capable in law to contract, made in consideration of each location and for the benefit of the corporation, shall be binding and obligatoryrani the corporation may have their action at law or equity in any "court of competent jurisdiction,'' to compel the observance of the same; frovided, that all such contracts, donations, ' relinquishment. Jtc, shall be fully and plainly made in writing, and signed by the party making the !. Sac. IT.4 That in U eases where anv person through whose lnd the road may run, shall refuse to rehnvush the same, or where contracts between the

parties cannot be made, it shall bp lawful for the corporation to give notice to some j justice of the peace in the county where j such difficulty may occur, that such facts j do exist, and such justice, " siell there-1

upon summon the owner of such land to appear before him on a particular day, witum ten aays inereaner. aim snii ajpoint five disinterested freeholders, of the neighborhood, who shall, after taking an oath faithfully and impartially to assess the damages, if any, view .the land aud such materials as the corporation may actually need, and alter having kiTien into consideration, the advantages as well as the disadvantages the road may I be to the same, report thereon, whether j the person is entitled t damages or not ; J and if so, how much, and shall file such j report w ith such justice, w hereupon said j justice shall enter judgment thereon, unless for good cause shown; and if either! partvshow good cause, why judgement 1 shall not be entered, the justice mayj grant a review of.Uie. prcmie. eituer with or without cost, an 1 irt all cases where owner or owners f such lahdor materials, shall be minors, insane, or reside out of the county where the laud may lie, such justice fehall cause three public notices, posted in three public places', w ithin said county, of such application, for three weeks previous to the day appointed for selecting viewers of such premises, at a hich time, the justice, ( unless irood cause be 1 sfcenvn, V shall proeec! a if the owner had been truly 4 notified to attend, and on such judgment being rendered, and th Corporation j complying therewith, by paying such costs or damages awarded against them, the corporation shall have thc..xclusrve use of the land over which "said road is located, and for which said damages had Ueca assessed ; and the right to take such" timber, gravel, and the "materials for the construction of said road, as may be so as aforesaid allowed for in da mages," using dtte dili t t ie dun ve to the ' the same, with as littl owner as possible ; Provided however, that either party to said proceedings provided for by this section, shall have the riirht to appeal, from the judgment of tho justice in the premises, to the circuit court in the proper county, within three months from' said decision ; on the trial of which appeal in the circuit court, either party may have the same tried by a jury of the country as in other cases, appealed from a justice of the peace. Sec. 18. That if it shall be necessary, and advantageous to the location, aud construction of said road, the corpora- , tion shall have the right to lay the same i along and upon any state or county j road: Provided, however, before such 1 location shall be made, the corporation . shall make application to the county commissioners of the proper county, for such right, and such coimnissioners are j hereby vested with power to grant the, same, by an order entered on their re- ; cords. Skc. 19. That when said corporation 1 shall have procured the right?"f way, as herein provided ; they shall have the exclusive use of sneh land, and shall have the sole right of occupancy in the same, j and no person, body politic, or corporate, shall in any way interfere, molest, disturb, or injure any of the - rights and: privileges hereby granted. Skc. 20. The corporation may charge . and recover, by due course of law, two per cent, per month for any money not paid in on subscription to the capital stock, together with cos-Is of suit, when ; culled ou as prescribed in the fifth section of this act. ' ( Skc. 21. The corporation may charge j and recover such toll from all persons , travelling on said road, for the privilege j of driving all manner of live stock,"": waggons, and teams, pleasure carriages,"' sleighs, dee. or any part of it as shall be for the interest of the company, and the j same to charge lower, or raise at pleasure : '. Provided, that the rates be posted up in , some conspicuous place or places, on ', said road, and provided that said tolls ' shall not nt-tt more than fifteen per cent- - nm per anuuiu ou capital-siock, aiier keeping said road in repair. - Skc. 22. The corporation may make dividends at such times as the Hoard of j Directors may deem proper and expedient. Sec. 23. It shall be the duty of the directors to cause a full statement of the j affairs of the company, to be made and exhibited to the stockholders at-their annual elections, or at any other general j meeting of the stockholders. -J Stc. 24. That if any person or per- i sons shall wilfully and knowingly injure j or obstruct said road, or any part thereof, j or shall break, destroy, or deface any i work, edifice, or toll gate belonging theretO, Slich person Or persons, SO OtiC-ruling shall pay to the corporation three times the amount of d.imsgrs, actually done, with the costs of suit, to be recovered by th corporation before auy court having coiitpetent jurisdiction. Sec. 2o. The -corporation ", may by contract r admit the .intersection .with any other turnpike road or collateral roaJ. bKC. o. l nat it saui roaa, alter us; completion, shall be sutfered to go into i deca", or to le impassable for one year, j this charter shall be forfeited ; and also all damages, detentions. Ac, caused to travellers by imperfections in said road, or its bridges, may be charged for by j the person sustaining the same, and col- j Ieeted as a common debt; and it shall be unlawful for the company to collect toll I for any part of said road, while danger- j ous imperfections exist. I Skc. 27. This act to be in force from . and after its passase and it shall be ta- j ken to be a public act and favorably con- j st rued tor all beneficial purposes; and j any sulwequent Legislature- by a majori- f ty of each branch thereof Tnay alter or h" " auieiui vuts vuai ui. f G. Wr'CARR, Speaker of the House of Representatives. J. G. READ, President of the Senate, r : Approved, January 16, l&4 P. C. DNMNG." AN ACT, to amend aa act, entitled "aa act to iacwaot-ate the Richmond aad Wil- J liambarir Tarapitie Com pasty,' approred Jaunarf 161, 1S49. , Section 1. B it enacted bf tk Gtnvrel Aitembly rf lit State r f Indiana : That the said Iiiihaiond and Williamsburg Turnpike Company shall hare the right to establish the rates of toll on any portion of said road, aa they may think proper, not exceeding- tho rates of toll per raile charged on said road, those who pass through the gates, and may demand, sue t"r, and collect toll of ail persons "who

may use any portion of said road lying between gates, even though such person or persons may not pass through any gate; and when any person, uses said road between gates and refuses to pay therefor after demand made by asy auth-

orized agent of said company, saidxompany may bring suit therefor in an action of assurapset before any Justice of the Peace in Wayne County, and .recover said toll, and three-fold the amount thereof in damages against said peason. . . See. 2. All elections for the election of a Board of Directors shall hereafter be held on the second Monday of January of each and every year, and the present Board cf Directors shall continue in office until the second Monday in January, 15:2, and perform all the duties of such Board of Directors as fully and to all intents and purposes as if elected at the time specified in said charter. Sec. 3. The said company shall have power to mark out. locate and construct a tumpike road, commencing at or near a point on said road where the road from Richmond to Washington in Wayne Co. leaves said road, and from theuce to a point on the Centreville and Williamsburg Tumpike at or near Canady's corner, and for this purpose shall exercise all the lights and privileges enjoyed by said company in the, Charter to which this is amendment. Sec. 4. This act to be in force from and after it publication in the Richmond Palladium. EBEXEZER DCMONT, SjeaW of the Ilouad of Representatives. r 1 J. II. LANE, President of tho Senate. Approved Jsuiuary 21st, 1S51. JOSEPH A.WRIGIIT. STATE OF INDIANA, to-wit: I, Charles II. Test, Secretary of State, for said State of Indiana hereby certify that the foregoing is a true, full, and comI'lete copy of the act entitled as therein recited, as appears from the enrollment remaining in my office. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of State at Indianapolis, this 4th day of Eebruarj, A. D. lJ&l. , . CHARLES II. TEST, Secretary of State. D. B. CRAWFORD, Proprietor af the BEE HIVE STORE, Is now recaivmg the LARGEST STOCK OF CARPTS TW O AM) THREE PLY INGRAIN, HEMP AND RAG! STRAW MATTlXU AX1 RLOS, CERTAIN GOODS Of everr description. Oit Cloths, of nit patterns, Prvss tVxls, of nttwost it vie. In fact I am dtarniiuuj to hare the , , BEST STOC K OF GOODS IX THE CITY And Sell as Cheap. Many of my GotxU will be sol.l at oi l prk-s. TW public arc inrcted to call at No 22 Main atre;t. Kichmoml, Jan., 23 I 1, tf Cut Straw and Say, ' lOIl sale at Scotton's liar Press, delivered any where in the t'itr. Alao. cash Pail for Straw aud llav, at all times, br STEPHEN PCOTTOK, SfTrnth Street, JTorth of iUm, Kichuionl, fnd. Dee. 4, 1SS3. Ml.af W. a. B1CELC. C. H. ("HCOaMASi. BltKLF. ft DCRCII ENAL, AtUmkrym at Laic : Office So. 33, Main Street. I'p fttairs. RICHMOND, Ixpiaka. NORDYKE & JOHNSON, -DIlLtlU II ... -' FURNACES & STOVES, V'I Wnnnfactnrrr of TIV, COI-PER, and MIKIT-IKOV H AHK, Tin KooAn, Gutters and Spoutiug ; Cook, Parlor, Church and uoa STOVES, Sorglinni Kvaporator.. der. Call at the City "sHov Store." No. 77, Main-sk Job 'ork done bv experienced W'orkuien. KiciimonJ, lnd., Jan. Z. tu, lt. Itf NEW SPRING GOODS. AT STRATTAN S CORNER! EI.Kf Tl from the bent stor ks in Xer York and fl'UiUiWpliia, and belie red t-i comprise the choice and latest 1iuiortati.ns, consisting' in part of IlWk and ( new styles ) Fancy Dr,-ss Silks.. Fretich Merinnes. Ail Wool Poplins, choice Mobau-s. Oriental Luster, Half Mi urninjr Stripes, AU Wool Plaids, Plain aad figured Alpacas, All VotJ Delaines, Ac, Ac. Consisting of Zephyr, Mixed an 1 Plaid Loar, boand & h silk l'rmred Tibbet, and Lcrantine Square. Ladies' Cloths and Sackings, &o L MENS AND DOTS WEAR, J We are woll prepare.! t mt Cie demsnd, TiUck aal Brown Cfc tlis. Black h Skins. Harris and Fane Casinieres, Tnaeds, Satinetts, Jeans, Ac Shoes, Ladies', Misses & Children, Ql'Kr.WSWARE AM GLASSWARE. Sets of fine- imitatiiaas of French China, new style, Tary pd and clioap. , 't UMBRELLAS Cotton and Silk. To all of which wc would reispectfuIlT asV t3ie attentkm of tin public. STBATTON SOX. ' KicUiuoivl, April 2, lSSi 1, tf New Stock of Sard ware! rjAHE snliscrilier harine jnst returned from New ork. takes this opportunit r t. nn form his friends ail tiie public Ciat lw will sot.n b ia receipt of a fresh stock of Hardware, Cotlerr, Xails, Carriage Trimmings, Which lie 5s dip.sJ to sell chip. riease eaU and oe before purcliaaiiig elsewhere. IBVAN KEEP. Sept. 25, 1S3. 4J tf. JOHN WILLIAMS, INXeixjIiqrrt Tailor, GENTS FURNISHER, Vanihan't Baildiags, Richraond. Ind. Oct. 5, 1!3. 31tf , J. H. MUTTON. ... A.R. HCTTON. H. HUTTON-A SONi J. - iCoaie'. eU Maad, tp.tcr-Start HaOv ) Maixa is v ft t j OROCERIES. Woodenware, Qseraiwtre. Countrr l'rodoea, Aci, r. p r ,t . J3f Cash paid for Buuer, Egjrm, Ird xzd ail kiads of Coontrr lYodne. " - . .- &?r.t.2i. 13. 40 it. VVANTEO, looo AGEVTS, fg0 introdoce in FanrtfWs ant Begiments.' -m mwj-. DrastnilKold CompoaMajtaatias Watch. Sman, LaJ.vs or iwiiu, Oeots, $14; Otbcer Watch, a flr4-eUs SilmHunting Case, Patent Lew, with Be Patent Timt Indicator, $2i. Smd far Mpnralw Ufarw utMl. ' Liberal ArencT Terms. - Send for CrrVuUr -AriR.M)AXE a CO, 212 Brtdwi;iT. T. Jan. . 5a. l-5m. ' - -' ' 1 ' "ii n i 11 i w. tv d nrir i s Patent Agent and Attorney, RICHJfOXD, INDIANA. Jan. ir, 3m

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It is aalr sveood -class physicians that cries dows popular remedies, while the better skilled make I se of everr means to accomplish a cure ; and the sue- J eess of the physician increases as his knowledge of ditterent remedies enables him to produce a care, while t others fail ia the attempt. Science ia satisfied with t the truth. j Give Constitution Water a fair trial we mean rou i m bo are umler some i)ernM' care from rear to rear, " and wo particularly allude to ladies who are constantly resorting to Ivnti trratmrut, and all sorts of local apcess as tliere would be from local applications to t!ie f throat tor aiwases et tle bran vc nave always been careful to use taniruaire in our k ircular that coul.i not sliork tiie most delicate orifan- . ization. Imt we reeiere so m.inv roniniuniKtions Ir. m persons for vihich Constitution Water is adapU-d. and I of whose disease no mention has been made, that we come to the conclusiou tliat if tiie remmlv is capnMe 0 producing a cure, no matter what the disi-ase may be, it should lie made known. The medicine is put up fur the public, and there should he no exceptions. We would say. Constitution Water ia d a irihled pill, made to suit the eve and taste ; it is a inolwioe, in every sense of the term, placed in the hands of the people tr ahair relief, and if tiken aeeordinr to the directions it will in everv case produce a radical cure. We would say that the directions iu regard to diet, ttc relate only to tiie disease under which tliey occur. DIABETES Is a disease of the stomach and Brer, artinjr thmnph the kidneys, and is, witliout doubt, the most obstinate disease, except consumption, that ctlects tiie human constitution. 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Constitvtion Watek is, without doubt, tiie only known remedy for ditii$ft, and we have as much confidence that it is a specific as we have that opium will produce sleep, and truthfully say that it has cured every case ia which it has been used. Stoae Ii Ike Itladdcr, entrains, Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit, etc., etc., Diseases arising from a faulty secretion in the one cast being too little, and accompanied by severe pain, and the otiier a too profuse secretion which will be sjieedily cured . by COXrTTTT'Tl)V WATER COXST1TUTIOV WATER CONSTITUTION WATER CONSTITUTION WATER CONSTITUTION WATER THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR TUE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR DIABETES. IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS, .. . . CATARRH OF THE . BLADDER. STRANGCARY AND BURNING, URINATING. ' OR rAINFl'I. For these diseases it is truly a sovereign remedy, aad too much cannot be said in its praise. A single dose haa been known to relieve tbe most urgent symptom. , Are you troubled with a distressing pain in the small of the back and through the hips ? A teaspooiiful a day of the Constitution Water will relieve you like magic. PIIYSICIANS Have long since given up the use of buchu, cubeba ami juniper in the treatment of those diseases, and only nse them for the want of a betUT remedy. CONSTITUTION WATER haa proven itself equal to ttic task that has devolved upon it. DIURETICS irritate and drench the kidneys, and by constant use lead So chimic degenerations and confirmed disease. We present tiie Constitution Waf r to tiie public with the conviction that it has 110 equal ia relieving tiie class of diseases fit which it has been found so emiiientlr successful fur enriBr; and we trust that we shall be run ardod for our efforts in placing so valuable a remedy iu a form to meet the reqviram.uts of patient and physician. . READ! READ!! READ!!! PivriLt-e, Pa.. June 5. 11 -Dr. Wm. H. Cr-qg, I was afSii-tc-1 with itr , In Fehmarr, 11 sugar diabetes, and far five months I passed more than two gallons of water in twenty -four hours. I waa obliged t get up as often as ten or twelve tiuics duriug the night, and in five months 1 lost fifty noun is in weight. Durioa- Utm month of July, I6j". I proeroi-ri two Uul-s af Constitutiva Water, and Swo oars after using it I experK-nceJ relief, and affc-T takiug two bottles I was entirely cured, soon after regaining my usual good health. Years trulv, J. V. L. DE WITT. Boston CoaxFBs. N. Y.. Dec, 27, 13C1. Wm. H. Grryf & Go. Unt ; 1 freely give yon liberty to make use of tbe following certificate of the value of Constitution Water, which I can recommend in the highest manner ; My wife was attacked with pain in the shoulders, whole length of her back, and in her limbs, with PmlpiHuiam f aVe Hrwrt mtd Jrritatiom mi Ae BUtddrr. I called a physician, who attended ber about three months, when be left her worse than lie touud ber. I then employed one of tbe best physicians I could had, wba attended ber fVr about nine month, and while she waa under his care abe did not auoer quite as much pain. lie finally gave her np. and said, -acr ma-na meunLU. Far." aaid be, "at ktu tmdk cuml imi m m wmfiaint aat sawfimni eisna mmts ufm rif agviiut mm a4krr of ker tHgmJu." Aboat thU time she commenced the ose at C'onslituta Water, aad toeur ntter astonishment, almost the firt dose aw mad to have the desired effect, and she kept on rmpnwiag rspally tinder its treatment, aad now anperiatands eaurel Ir hex doatestic affairs . She has sot taea any of the Constitution Water for about four weAs, and we are happr t" nr that K has produced a permanaat care. . WJa. iL VAN BENCHOTEN. W?iirasrTXij, Cona, March 2. 1.S&3. ZV. H". B. Gru.--Ikar sir . Harmg seen yvmr a.irertisement of 0aaatiwtioa Water, recoammded frr Indammation of Um aUdaeya aad Imiauoa of the Bladder, staring suS-rrd for the past three years, and tried the skin of a number of physicians with only V-mporarv rvtief, I waa iadaeed taary ynwr mwIh ine. I piwteuial one bottUaf roar ag-oU at ixartaard. Jlessrs. Lee. Snsoa A Gd and when I Lad ased hall of it, to my aurpr-.se I loand a great change in mv health. I have nf two bottles of . and am where 1 n-vrr expected to b in my life, well aad ia good spinta.; I eaannt ea-preaa ase grabauda toru ; I loat taat u ia ail aa i aaore taaa joa i recommenoea n so or- jaav ue otesumt of Uwi ever I attend yon ia your labors of love. Ynom troTY, ? . 1 rr.x ieii ; mr.riiiW - For aale br af! TVuggists. PrWe f I.1' W)L H. GRUU A CO, Prnprietora. MORGAN A A LLEN". C-ncral AgentsC 2 Jia. New York. Agents in Chicago: fTLLa. FRENCH A FC1XEE; AfVBla B t.i9ciDna(3 BUkDSAL A BBO. 2m

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HOSTETTER3 CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS: A pure and powerful Tonic, corrvetire and alWratie af wonderful eSciencj ia diawaao of th Stomach, Liver and Bowels Cures PrspeptU, Lirer CompUUtt, Tlejklae, General lVbilitr, Xerrousness, IVpression of Spirits, Consumption, Colic, Intertuiiuiijr Fevers, Cramtw, and Spasois, and all Coniplainu of either Sex, arising from Bodily Weakness whether inherent in the system . or produced by spinal cansoc Notuino that is not wholesome, genial and restorative in its nature enters into the eomposition of IIOSTETTEK'S STOMACH BITTERS. This popuI-r preparation contains no mineral of any kind no botanical clement; no fiery excitant: but it is a combination of the extracts of real baUamic herbs and plants with tbe purest and mildest of all diffusive stimulants. Tt is well to be forearmed against disease, and. so far as the human system can he protected by human means against maladies engendered by an unwholesome atmosphere, itnpurv wafer and other external causes. HOSTKTTEK'S BITTERS may be relied on as asafVruard. In districts infested with mr atf Air. it has been found infallible as a preventative and irresistable as a remedy, and thousands who resort to it under apprehension of an attack, escaw the course; and thouaaada wbo 0,-1 to ava'd tliemselves of its oroductivequalit-. a.lvan-. are enred hv a verv VrW mnraj af this marvelous medicine. Fever and Ague patients, after leinr plied with quinine for months in Tain, until fairly saturated wwli thai dangenwa alkaloid, are nt util'riHpieiitlv rcxtored to health within a tew daya by the use of Hosteller's Hitter. Tiie weak stomach ia rapidly invigorated and the appetite restored by this agreeable Tonic, and hence it aorks wximters in cases of Dispepwia in leas eonfirnK'd forms of Indigestion. Acting as a geutle and painless aperH'iit, as well as un tiie liver, ' It also invariably r)oav-aheoawttlalKMt suptrinduced by irregular action of the digsetive and secretive organs. .) ': . . lVrsons of feeble habit, liable to Nervosa Attacks, losne of Spirits and Fits of languor, timl prompt and p-rmanent reUef from the Bittcrw. The li-stiraony on this point ia most conclusive, and from both sexes. The agony of Ililious Colic is immediately assuaged by a single dose of tiie stimulent, and by occasionally resorting to it, the return of Ilia complaint may be prevented. As a general Tonic, IIotetlers Itinera produce eftects v hich must be experienced or witnessed before they can 1 fully a)reciated. In eases of Cmittimi4 li ntkHfrn, 'rrmiturr Mcfit aud lability and llecrepitude arising from Old Age, it exercises the electric influence. In the convalescent stages of all diseases it operates as a delightful inrigoranl. Wlien the powers of nature are relaxed, it operates to re-enforce and re-enstabliah them. Last, but not least, it is The Oi.ltf .liV Stimul,-ut lieiug manufactured from sound and innocuous materials, and entirely free from the acid elements prv-seut more or less iu all the ordinary tonics and stouiachica of tiie day. No family medicine has been o universally, nnd, it may be truly added DESERVEDLY popular with the intelligent portion of the community, as Ilostelter'a Hitters. Prepared by HOSTETTER A SMITIL Pittsburg, Pa. fold by all Druggists, Grocers and Storekeepers everywhere. HELMBOUyS GENUINE PREPARATIONS. COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCIIU, a Positive and (-necihc Remedy for diseases of the It Ladder, hidnevs. Gravel, and lironsieal Swellinc This Medicine increases tiie power of Ingestion, and excites the Absorlients into healthy action, by which tbe Watery or Calcareous depositions, and all unnatural enlargements are reduced, aa well aa pain and inDamniation. llrlmbold'a Ei tract liacha. ' For oakness arising from Excesses, Habits of Dissipation, Early Indiscretion of Abuse, attended mith the following svmptoms: Indisposition to Exertion, . Losa of Power, Isa of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror of Disease, : Wakefulness, Dimness of Vision, , Pain in the back. L nivcrsal LAssituac 01 the Muscular nystem. Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body Dryness of the Skin, Eruptions on the Face Pallied Countenance. i These svmptoms, if allowed to go on, which thia medicine invariably removes, soon follow JmpoUnry, Fatuity, Epilrjtie Fit, In one of which the Patent may expire. Who can say that they are not frequently followed by those -Direful Diaeasese," ! "INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION." Many are aware of the cause of their suffering. But none will confesa the record of tbe insane asy lam. Aw KFLiM not t Deaths bt CoNsrarTtox bear ample witness to the Truth of the assertion. TKc Oomtitytim ener tjferttd wiA OrganU WNuVara requires tbe aid of Medicine to Strengthen and Invigorate the Svsti-m' Which ilelmbold'a extract Burhn mvariably does. , ' A Trial will convince the must akepticaL : FKM A LES EE-lIA LEH FEMA LFKU In many AAoctiona peculiar to Female, the EaTBaCT lit CHr is unequalled by any other rcmedr, as in Chlorosis or Rcteutin, Irregntaritr, Painfulnoaa, or Supression of Customary KvaeutKws, Ulcerafcl or Scirrhous slate of tiie I Urn, Ioucborrluiea er White Sterility, and for all co.ipiainM incident to Ux sex, whether arising from indiscretion Habits of Dissipation, or in the DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE. xi: Take no more Baham, Mercnry, or anpleaoant if edwiaes lor aa pleasant aad dasgerows diseases. m . . , , UELMBOUTS EXTRACT BIXHU AND IMPROVED ROSE WASH CURES 8ECRCT DIM EASES. In all their Stages, At little Exposure. Little or no change in Diet. No inconvenience. And mo Erpomar. It causes a frequent desire an gives strength to Urinate, thereby Removing Obstructions, Prevents and Cares Structures of tiie Urethra, allaying Paia aad Infiammation, so frequent in the class of diseases, and expelling all l'oisoootis, Ihseurd and wornont Hatter. Thousands npon Thousands who tiav bna the victims of Wuacka, and who have paid heavy fees to be cured in a short tiny;, have found ther were deceived, and that the "POISON" has, by the use of "Powerful Astringents." been dried np ia the arstem, to break out in aa aggrevuag.fu, and pert a pa after Marriage. i sK IlKUiaoLD's FxTBtcrBrcar for all aftWtiona anddfserses of the URINARY ORGANS, whether existing in MALE or FEMALE, from whatever eanae originating and ao matter of HOW LONG STA'I. ING. IHseasea of these Organs requir the aid of a Dia reticHelaaaolar'a Extract Bacaa ra the great Jlrv-tic. and is certain 10 bare the deaned eancs ia all Jno-mmrt for stic a w iUmmmnnird. Evidence of tbe most reliable aad responsible charter will aceompaay the medicine. Price 1,00 per Bottle, or ait for tSlO. TMrrered to any Addmts, aecnrelj packed from obaerTatioa. : AmrA astcw im s3 Commamicmtiamo. h Carea taaratateed! . Advice (irmtim 1 1 j Address letiers fr in''rmation to - ' II. It. HEUfBOLD, Che ase. . 14 Snath Tewtht bet. Cheataat, Phila. I HivLM HOLD'S JbWacaf ZaaMC. , HXLMBOLD'S VnmtJ CLmUd ManAo.se. , a Broadway, Jfew York.' ' " Beware of Counterfeits and ntrprfaerpled deaiera 1 ' wbn eadearar so 4 is nose "MS? tnsir wa" aad "masi " araciea on nrrmtatnia atf inad by- - . :. - iltfimhold's Geaaiae Preparatjona. - Extract Bacha? ' i . ..a - -i....- - r fesnnaHBa. ' ' - m . ? - - IaaroTwdkoaaWaaa- - It ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. ASK FOB HELMBOLrvs. TAKE SO OTHEK. Cat oot H A .tti iirwt and send for fc AKD Al OID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.

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