Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 34, Number 11, 20 April 1864 — Page 4

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'allatlium. RICHMOND, IND... APRIL 20,1864. SEIaECT POETRY. I HAVE 7TO HOME. 1 hare bo horn with mortals here, I hare no home on earthl My soul U sad when memory bring To view tli social bemrth, Encircled onoa by blooming hearts, Encircled in bondj of lore; Tb flower bar faded on by ons, And formed a wrsath shoe. Be a till my heart and not eotnplaia. Tba sams thy HsTinr said, That lie, ths Hon of God, had n t plaea to lay hia head, Tba fox bia homo doth ever znaha, Tba little bird her nest. Bat I, saith be, have not a home, Or place wherein to rest. Then eaaae my weary aoul to weep My spirit to repine. For Ha, the homeless One on earth. Will give tba home divine Then weep no more, bat aye! rejoice That lie bath bid thee more Within the path that be bath led, Cp to the Court abuTo. lie tald: Where many mansion are, I go to dwell in love; Prepare for yon my Father' houe And ((ire you seats above; 'Twa thn be (pake to lor'd one dear, To those who trer trut To Him in faith, a God the Son The Father God the Just t Care not, my soul, for pleasure' charm, Tia transient a the dew. But gem immortal gather here To brighen in life anew; To deck a coronet of light, Adorn the seraph lyre, That' tun'ed for thee by hearts of )jt, Warm'd by stliersal fire. Then plume thy wing to soar aboie, Thy bom is not on earth; Fair Ilope is beck'ning far away To give celestial birth; Though bo me lens wand 'ring her below, No place wherein to rent, She point the homo, to loan at last Upon a Savior' breastl From the Fairraouut West Va.) National. My Beau that's In the Army. Am "The Girl I Isji me.H I'm lonesome since he left my side To brare disease and danger Ta cross o'er bill and rolling ti te, And quarter with the stranger. Tia Just one year ago to night He took bis leave in sadness : But in a week his missive read Well meet again in gladness. 1 long upon those ruby lips To print the welcome token. Assuring him my sacred vow. No, never can be broken ; For I will ever constant be. Though life is dark and stormy, To him who is o gillant, brave. My beau that's in the army. We apent the hours so sweetly here. Till Reboldnm revolted : 8o kind and winning in bis way, That he could ne'er be faulted. But at the Iarum of tha drum, lie did both grieve and charm me. By flying to the nation's aid, My beau that' in the army. The gent who aits at home in ease, And dreams of fame and glory, While soliliers' groan float on the breess, Must hear a diff'rent story. Yes, I despise the coward drone, There' naught in him can charm me ; But give me him who'd die for home, My beau that'a in the army. How if there's one within our land Whose sympathy is callous, . 1 do not think it would be just To stretch bim on the gallows ; But let me warn yoa if you have, . Perhaps tis better for me. To tell you plain yoa cant cut out My bean that's in tha army. An Underground Railroad As the following, for whicb we are indebted to the V. V. Earning Pot, was news to ns, probably it will be to a majority of our readers. We had no idea that an underground railroad Jive milts long, was in operation in London. The Pott says: An ingenious engineer had already constructed a railroad from the city to Blackwall, running over the tops of the houses, and trains drawn at good speed by stationary engines; and at last it occurred to some one to run a tunnel under the streets, and lay an iron track in that. Thorough trial has proved this to be, on the whole, the safest. pleasantest, cheapest plan the greatest reiiar to- the overcrowded streets, and the moat successful of all that have been tried, for the convenience of trade and passengers. There is at present in London a tunnel road five miles long, connecting Farrington street with Paddington station; a double track is laid, and the company has already carried adout five millions of passengers. The tunnel is thorough-, ly ventilated, dry, well lighted, and in ! every way comfortable; to ride though it is very much like walking through one of the great store cellars of a Broadway dry goods house. The rate of speed attained is twenty miles per hour. Entrance and exit stations are provided at short intervals, by a staircase leading to the street above. The success of the Underground Rail, way in London has been so decided that Parliament has chartered companies who intend to surround the city with tunnel roads, and connect- all the raiiwav stations. It is said that twenty millions sterling have already been subscribed towards this vast enterprise. The cost of tunnelling and laying the track ready for operation, is about a million dollars per milo. 'New Hamoshire. WiscOQsin. Rbotle Island, Connecticut, Indiana and Michigan are said to be the only States whose former quota hare been more than filial, so that they have obtained credits upon the 14th Inst The credits of these States upon that call are as follows: New Hiimp hire, 10; Wisconsin, 2,130;: Rhode Island, 525; Connecticut, 6W, Indiana, 9,939; Michigan, 631.

Anecdote of a Daughter of Cassius M. Clay. A contributor sent the following narrative to the Brooklyn Union: Morgan's command was encamped near by, when a hard-looking eastornr, seated on the back of a sorry-looking nag, might bare been seen entering tha gateway of an extensivs domain in Kentucky. Ha shambled off in great haate to a lar bam standing at a lit !e distance from a spacious mansion. The horse and rider bad neaily retched the stable door when tha Juno-like figure of a joung la J tripped along to the end of a piazza and beckoned him to return. At this conjuncture I suspect the rouge began to feel that he bad gotten himself

into a scrape, lie half turned on lm sadd.e. and for a moment scrutinized the irate beauty; then lowering hia head and ruminating a minute, ! turned bia borse arourd and rode rack. iOur two horsemen bad by this time reached the gate, and were new within bearing dis- , tanee of the foil iwing piquant colloquy: What are you doing here? "Well, Mi, yoa see my home is fagged out, and Imi bound to have another." "It so happens the I am left alone this . morning, and I protect aginst it. Surely you : are too good a soldier to disregard the ret monstrance of a lady. "Sony. Mi, but it csn't be helped. If you like I'll leave mine in place or yours.' N, you will not." At this stage of the proceedings the unrelenting savage turr.ed sharply away and rode off in queat of his booty, and ray young friend and hia companion approached the lady. With lowering brow and compressed lips "She stood a moment a a Pythoness Stands on ber tripod, agonized and fu'.t Of inspiration, gathered from Distress." Suddently she wheeled around and re-entered the door. She wad gone but a moment, and when she emerged tgam her slender waist was encircled by a patent leather belt, from the edge of which peeped out two ivory -handled pistols. She again stationed herself on the edge of the portico meanwhile murmuring to herself in n undertone, as if speaking to her ownteirt, "Perhaps he will not find mass ho thinks I am." Presently the marauder made his appearance once more in the adjoining inclosure, astride his own paltry pony, and lea ling by a bridle thrown ovsr his arm one of her father's favorite horses. Like a falcon let loose she darted across the lawn to a partition fence, drew one of the piste la, and as her arm rested for a moment on the topmost tail, tho ominous ' click ' was beard. "It hr s a string quick jar upra the ear, That cocking of a pistol, when you know A moment more will bring the sight to bear Upon yur person, twelve yard off, or so." "All timid creature become paralyzed when the ear catches a very threatning sound. So it must have been with this valient transgressor. Before the leaden messenger had rped its way to meet kim, he hail reined up abort and stood Stock Mill before the assailant. She then nondeliberate aim and tired; and the ball struck bis cap fair in front, and sent it llying. You may be aure, added my youthful narrator the fmp v did not tarry long at!er that. He scampered off ' sana liorso, sans cap, very much alter the fashion of John Gilpin. The heroine of this little story was the daughter of the Hon. Cassius M. Clay. Seven Thousand Rebels Dead at Gettysburg. The Gettysburg ( Pa) Star and Banner says: "From evidence developed to the workmen and other engaged in removeing the dead bodies on the battle-field, thay, are now fully convinced that not less than seven thousand rebels lost their lives in thia conflict, the bodies of whom are still there. In one space of three acres were found three hundred and twenty-five Confedeiate slain; sr.d elsewhare, in a kindle trench, two hundred and fifty more A considerable portion of the ballle-giound is likely to be plowed up this spring and aummer, by farmers owning it, preparatory to planting corn and other grain. As a matter of course. Confederate graves must be obliterated, and the trenches which new indicate their p'.asas. There is a strong desire with the people, in respect to humanity, to have theie bodies, though of the enemy, respectably and decently put sway in soma enclosure where they may not be disturbed. One common humanity should impel us to such a step." A Rep-esentative man lives in Wayne county, Indiana, who writes to the Adjutant General to be excused from serving in the Indiana legion, as he has one son in the 7th Indiana, one in the 7th Kansas' Cavalry, rue in tho fourth and i youngest has enlisted in the 124th Indiana, and gone to the field Wabash Express. FAIRBANKS' STATS' DART SCALES Of all Kinds. Warehouse Trucks, Letter Presses Fairbanks, Greenleaf & Co., 112 Lake Street Chicago. Tie careful to buy only the penoine. June X, lsfiS. -It . Reliable Insurance!! FARMERS AND MERCHANT'S INSURANCE COMPM OfQI-INCY, Illinois. CAPITAL -453,019,63 Available on SO Pars Call. ISFECIAL, attention given to the Insurance of Pe i tached Dwellings, Farm Iluildines, and their contents, including live stock, against loss or aamagc by Fire or Laehtnin?. The losses sustained and reported to tha Company, have all been adjusted promptly to the entire satisfac tion oi uie sunerera, ana paid long before matnntr, OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. W. W. Cline, President, Qu II. 91. Van Frank, Vice Pi Phi to A. Goodwin. liner. 1 President, Quincv. I.Ti . Howell, " Wm. March. -W. Jt. Van Frank, Secretary, " GEORGE W. KF.NT, General Agent, Qnincy. J. X. KXOT, Agent for YVarne Co- lad. March, 2, 1 vr JAMES X. POE, otarr Public, Brightwell Building, So. 15. M'n t., KJCHAIOND, ES'DIAXA. July J4, PS SI tt .rACCUTE VIRl S fcr sale by 1 4w FLCMMER A KELLY. Slate for Roofing! ORDERS for Slating to any anmuat, wiU be filled by addressimr the un tersipned at Abunrtm. Iad or leaTirur orders at the Grocerv of Mr. G. W. Barnea m Richmond. This kind f Tiiofing; is milmaiy, and there is no need of brpraisine it. Those woo cat than, do not dsir tut better or ebeper. lCHOfJtSSMTTn,Abuigton,Ind. - Afarntoa, Ind., Jan. 20. lSfit: 1 (bm NEW DRUG STORE!! J. S. AVERT St CO. DEALERS Df , Zrags, Medicines, Paints, Oils, ! tff. Coal Oil Laatps Soap?, Perfu"tr, and Faacr Articles Gn-radir 1 1 ALSO or Pure Wines & Liquors FOR MEDICAL ITRP05ES. Patent and Proprietary Medicines K. &e Maia-sU, Opposite Starr 1111, . r.: - ' Richmoxd, Isd. 1 W who skxJc is sew and fr-sh. hn. PWeoased of Haaofacturera and I.i--rt. Jaae St, IM3. 27 -tL.

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FAMILY DYE COLORS. Patented Oct. 13, 1S63.

Black, Black (or SOk, Dark Blue, Light Dine, Freiich Blue. Clairt Brown, Irk Brown, Light Brown, Suutf Brown, Cherry, Crimson, Dark Drab, Light Drab, Fawn Drab. Light Fa'n Drab, DsrkOreen, Light Green, Mjwti, Maize, Muwii, Orange, Hnk. Purple. RotsI Purple, folate. Silferino, Violet. Yellow, For Dyeing Pilk, Woolen and Pxed Goods. Shawls, Scar-". Dreis- lUbbona, Glove. Bonnets, Hats. Feath ers, Kid Gloves, Children's Clothing-, and ail lands of Wearing Apparel A SAVING OF 80 PER CENT! For 55 cents von can color as many poods as would otherwise ct five times that sum. Various shade can be produced from the same dve. The process is simple, and any one ran use the dye with perfect success. Directions in English, French and (krman, inside of each packace. Fir further information in Dyeinsr. and giving a perfect knowledge what colors are adapted to dve ith others,!' with many valuable recipes, i purchase Howe A Stevens' Tr-atieVon Dyeing and Coloring. Sent hr mail on receipt of price 10 cents. Manufactured bv HOWE STEVENS, 2 "0 Broadway, Boston. For sale bv druggists and dealers g.-nerallv. " 49. It. MADAME ZADOCK PORTER'S Curative Cough Balsam! THICK 25 & 50 ITS., PER BOTTLE. The Best, Cheapest and nia-t effectual II eincdy, lor foujths, Cold. Ac, the World ha ever produced, Purely Vegtable, contains NO JIINTnALS, or other wcLrTrruiors; metres. Tne C urative Jfals.im is warranted, if used according to directions, to cure in all eases.C'otiirhs. Vlih,WlioOp-ing-fnurh, Asthuia, and ail tlie affittions of tlie Throat and Lunrs. l ml Bine Zmloc Portrr" IlaNam, is a purely VEGETABLE EjrEtTOKANT pre pare! with prcat care anl dcientilic skill, from a comliinati -n if t he tvs t remedies the vcpetalila kinpiom aili'niH. It- n-m-dial qualities are ha sed on its power to assist the healtfiT and vij.ormis circulation of the blood through the iunps. It enlivens the muscles and assists the t-kin to perform the duties of repulatinp the heat of tlie system, and inpentlv thmwinpoffthe waste substance from the surface of tlie IhkIv. It loosens phlepm. in'luces free spitting an! will lie found very apreJab!e to tlie taste. It is not a TV v violent remedy, lit emollient, warminp, searchinp and j efl'ective,can be taken by tlie oldest person or the young- j est child. i Madnmi Zadoc Porter's Curative Balsam is no new and uutfwd medicine, but has been used by t th public for the past 22 Tears, with uuparalled sue- J cess, has acquired lis present extensive ami larpely in- I creasinp sale, fmrLT t-y beinp recommended by those i who have used it to their afflicted friends and others. I If yon have a fold, if ever so slipht, do not fail j topive the Balsam a trial, as the very low price at which ' it is sold, brinps it in the reach of every one, that they j mar always keep it convenient for use. The timely use of a 25 cent bottle will often prove to be worth one htm- J dred times its cost. j Do not be put olf with anv other. Ask for Mad- i anif ZhiIoc Porter's Couuh Balsam, insist on havinp it, and take no other ; if your Dmppest does not have it, have him send and pet it for you. T Sold by all Drugpists at 25 ani 50 cents per bottle. HALT, it niTKLH, Prop'rs. CBEENWICn STKEET, SEW TORE. 4S. Iv. TETER CKCOKFR. EEXJ. ClftfKER. CROCKER & CO, South ide of .Haiti street, one square Fait of Jleredith llouso, j RiniMOl),IJil). ffanufaenture all kinds of CarriaT, linries, J iv 3 Sn I Lies, Express and 1'e.ilin Wagons, Ac. 4c. We have on hand a tine assortm-nt of work in cur j line, and can furnish to order on short notice, aim st , any style or pattern ot vehicle, all of which thev warrant to be m ule of the best material and by careful and eierienred worVm?n. The public are invited to call and examine their stoek ni I prices. .TT-iT 1 'articular attention paid to repairing. 3an. 20, IStU. Ornamental Iron Works. WOOD Si n:mrr, ItSI Ride Avenue, 1111 LAPELrHI A, I'eXXSVLVAMA, j JvFFEn for sale, upon the most favorable term. New ! " and Heaiitiuil Desijrns in jrreat variety of Iron liiiil- : in for t'enietries, Kesidenees, Ac., of Wrought and ' fast Iron, and (Galvanized Iron and Urass Tuliinjr: Iron ' Varantlalis, Italcnies, Stair, Counters, Fountains, Gates, t'ohinins. Hitchinjr Posts. Lamp Stamls, Vas.-, j Tables. Flower Stands, Sofas, Chairs. Statuary, A.ii- ; m ils, and all other Iron Works of a Decorative charac- j tr. I lesiens forwar.led for selection, l'ersons apilv- j in for same nill please stiite the kind of work needed, f Jan. 20, 1SJ54. 41 3m W1CCINS & CO., NO. 2!. .MAIN STStFET, r WW AVE just received a larpe stock of Goods, pur- j WW chased in tiio East of Manufacturers and Import ers, fort Asll.and they now idler them for sale at such ; prices, and on such terms, as will be sure to secure to , Vi?sini K Co., No. ?, Main Street, j A livinjr profit. Their . fi"I? stuck eni'iraces a comiVli." plete as.sortnK-nt of all VL- kinds of Saddlerv llar.l'kw?"? TT "I""- lather of all ! rTSaua&JkiiHis Sole trench Kin tocco aud I k and Fan- ; lleavvand i lied Leath ers, together with an assortment of our m i tanajre of Leather, all of which makes our Stock one of the tirst in the country. Also on hand at AVigstias A. Co's, No. 8a, Main street, Threads of all kinds. Fly Nets. IIore Brushes, Whips, Smldles, Harness, Uridles, Collars, ic, Ac, of ourovn manufacture. ' CASH PAII FOR JIIIr. Fine Watches and Jewelry, Direct from the Manufacturer . Gold! Gold! Watches ! Watches ! Jewelr.Tl JewelrT! The Verr Best ! The Terr Best ! The rerj cheapest ! "The Terr cheapest At C. A. Dickinson's Jewelry Store, Xo. 35 Main Street, Richmond, Ind. New Stock of Jewelry, &c. J B. IIUAXICUTT, Has just reeeiTed a j LAJJGE 4 EXTENSIVE ! Stock of Jewelrr, s" To which he writes the F attention of purchasers . ! WATCHES, C1XCKS, BREAST PINS, j Ear and Finger Ring, Gold Chnia, 4:c, .c, Jtr ' .! Of the latest stTle and of the finert frrrish. AH rti- t cl?s oJ.i warrantel to be as represented. Watch and ; Clock repainns done on the shoncst notice, and war- ' rented to be well done. Thankful fi-rpt farors a con- ; tnued patronage is respectfully solicited. ?Ti. lO, We Maiu Street, one door West of J Barjis's Stove Store. ' Jan ST, 15 .-dwtf. ! Wall Pgper! YaII Paper! SICIIOIOX BRO-, Ear jtwt received a lot of WALL PAPER, Of new and etejant patterns. " 1 Call at the City Book frorei, - . . j And exammerJBrstockoi' Wall Pirwr. WI.it h Vs, j Cunain Fixtures, etc. NICiiOLSON A fiEO. I

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UNDERTAKER! Xo. 59, 3Iain St Opposite S:arr II all. KIClI3fOSE, INO., IS now prepared to uttend Fnnerals promptly and satisfactonlr, with a Hearse rCarriaee. lie keep cn hand all giie's of Mefcuic Csui ani Caskets. TERRACOTTA BC'RIAI. CASES. Taee cases are nvde of material which is everlasting, neither water nop dampness having any efiect np'on it. I warrant them neit; er to rust or decay: tUeT are tralv tiie Htinsr burial Case ! Also Wooden Covins of all aixe always on han . Jan., 2'5l5o4. tf HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Philadelphia, Penn., A BencTolent In?t:tnt;on establishel by special envlowmeiit tin- the relief of t oe Sick and listresel. artlitted with Virulent an! Epidemic Dif-ases, an 1 especially for t! cure of dise-vses of the !e tu.il Orpan. Tj EIHOAI.. Advice pratis by tlie ai tinjf sursr.on to j.H all who apply by letter, w ith a description of tUair condition, ape, occupation, habits of life. c and in cases of extrvm.- poverty, medicines furnished free of cl.aree. Valuable reports on Spermatorrhoea and other diseases of the sexual rrgrans. and on the new remedies emloTfri in the lispensary, sent to the afflicted, free of clsaree, in sealed letter envelopes. Two or three stamps will Iv acceptable. Address Dr. J. PKILLEN IlOUGnTON. Acting Surpeon Howard Association. No. 2. South Ninth St., lluladelphia. Bv order of the Director.. "EZKA D. HAKTWELL, FresMcnt. GEO. FAIRCI1ILD, Secretary. IMPORTANT NEWS AVF. ARE PREPARED rrtO FILL orlers for Window Sash, Blinds, Doors 9 Frames. Mouldintrs, l.rarkets. Mantles and bouse turni-jhers rk generallv, SCHOOL DL?K?,aIl ma le of thorougli'v SEASONED LUMBER! And as low as the same can be brought in this market. Also, Pine Lumber, Shingles, Flooring, I.aih, Ac, Ac. ,TJSixth Street, one square (nth of Main, Riehmoad, lad. EiTNySMIlU CO. June 5, 'C3. - 2J tf. D. B. CRAWFORD, Proprietor of the HIVE STOEE.i Is now receiving the LARGEST STOCK OF CARPTS TWO INGRAIN, STRAW e.? r-r,f AMU THREE PJLY HEMP AND RAC! MATTING ANI) RUGS, CURTAIN GOODS Of ererv description. Oil Clotlis, of neat patterns, Dre-ss Goods, of newest styles. In fact I am dytermined to have the IJEST STOCK OF GOOOS IN THE CITY And Sell as Cheap. Many of my Goods will be sold at old prices. The purhc are mvete ! to call at Jo 2Z Alaia ajtret. Richmond, Jan., 2'i 1K U 1, tf Cut Straw and Hay, fOR sale at Scot ton ' II.iv 1'ivss, deliveretl anywhere in the City. Also, cash paid for Straw and liar, at ail times, bv STF.FITEN- PCOTTOX. Seventh Street, Xorth of Main, Uichm.nd, Ind. Pec. i, IWi. oU.tf W. A. BfCKLE. f. U. EfKCnESAL. BICKI.E & BURCIIIIXAL, At'orwu at Late : Office Xo. 33, Iaitt Slreef. I'p Stair. RICHMOND, IsmasA. NOSDYKE &. JOHNSON, l-C LEK3 IV FURNACES & STOVES, A N1J .Mannfnctnrer of TIX, (Old'IK, jr5a and MIEKT-IKO. 1VAIIIC Tin R.m fim:, iu?t'rs an I Spoutiufr ; Cook, I'arlor, Church and Shop STOVES, Sordini in E npora'or--. Z8 Si ate Hoot', of poixl miti?rial, made to or-d--r. Call at the City "Stove Store," No. 17, Main-st. Job tVork done bv experienced Worknu-n. Richmond. Ind., Jan. i."t!i, ld4. Itf NEW SPRING GOODS, A T STRATTANS CORNER! aFi.ECTEDfrorn the best stocks in New York and ITiiladelphia, and believed to comprise t!ie choice and latest importatiig. consisting in part of lilack and f new styles ) Fancy Drrss Silks.. French Merinoed, Ail W'iil I'op'.ins, choice M'lhairs, Oriental Luster, Half Mourning Stripes. All "n.l l'Uids. llain and figured Alpacas, All Wool Delaines, Ac., ic. Consistinpr of Zcphvr, Mixs.1 and Ilaid Lon;r, Ijonnd Jt silk friu;red Tibbet, aud Levantine Square. Ladies' Cloths and Sackings, &c IX MENS AND BOYS AVEAR, AVcare well prepared to rn--t t':c dem.nil. ISInrk and Urown Ch'ths. Rlaek Doe Skins, Harris and Fancy Caseimeres, Tweeds, Satinetts, Jeans, Ac. Shoes, Ladies', Misses & Childrens, QI EKNSWARE AXl CLASSW ARFSets of trie imitations of French China, neiv style, very pood and cheap. UMBRELLAS Cotton and Silk. To all of which we would respectfu'dv ask the attention of t.ie publ-c. STIiATTON A IlicLmond, April 2, 1S54 1, tf New Stock of Hardware ! THE ubrriher having jnst rctnrn?d fr"tn Xew Vork. tkes this oprlunityt inform his friends and tlie public that he will soon be ia rjceipt of a fresh stock of Hardware, Cutlery, Xails, Carriase TriinWhich he is d;powI to sell cheap. Please call and ace betbrc purchasing elsewhere. IRVAX REED. S.pt. 25, 1533. 40 tf. JOHI7 WILLIAMS, ZSXeicliaiTt Tailox, GENTS FURNISHER, Vanshan's Building, Richmond. Ind. Oct. 2, 31tf J. H. HUTTOX. A.B.HTTTOX. J. H. HUTTON & SON; t Coale's old stand, opposite Starr HJ1.) - ' ' - nr tries r OROCERIES, Woodritwarc, Q-if e-n-vrare. Country Fioduee, Ac-, Jtc f Cash paid ir r Butter, Egjrs, Lard and all kinds ol Country Frohice. - , - Sept. Si. 1553. ; - 4 tf. Yt AVTED, lOOO AOE3TTS, r IT 10 iEtro-lnee ia Families and Tieir'm'njts. Smi'&mj ia. mrjWjrasrA. Br-fH tiaUk Cat!Hi' Han;m atcb. Snajl,iiies', w liaia. Oats', 05eem Waxch. a first-ciasa Siiwrr Hantins- Cae, Patent Lever, with new Patent Time In ik-O-t, SJa. Smd far iufvrtim brim mthoM. U':ral A 2toct Term s". S -71 i for Ctrcula r. A KRA DALE CO., 2 12 Bros Jwar, X. Y. Jan. 24. No. 1 Sra. ! W. T. DENNIS,, f Patent Agent and Attorney, : RICIXMOI, isvixxx." Jan. 27, 3m

ooo COXSTITITIOX WATER. CONSTITTTIOX WATTR. COSSTITLT1US WATER. COXSTITVTIO.V WATER. COXSTITI'TIOX WATER. CONSTITI TIOX WATKR. CONSTITCTTOX WATER. COSSTITCTIOX WATER.

THE GREAT REMEDY1 COX8TITUTIOX, And The Only Known Remedy DIABETES, and IMSEASFS of the KIDNEYS and BLADDER. CONSTITUTION WATER. IIas been prononnce.1 by the Medical Faculty, an I the public, to be tlie most won-U-rful rem1r for the permanent cure of all diseases of the STOMACH. LIVER. KIDXEVS, and BLADDEIi that has ever been offered. It is not a MTX'ERAL WATFR. It is frnra experience that COX S TIT L" TIOX W A T E K has enum thnd we now say let no man doubt, when a sinjrle tx'ttle lias heeti known to core disease which the best medical Jalent in this country has failed to rehere. A remedy possesinp tlie virioes of Constitution Water cannot Declassed under "quack" prvprtions, as it is now u-d by the mst scientific practitioners in this city. It is only second-class physicians that cries down popular remedies, while the better skille.1 make use of every means to accomplish a cure ; and tho success of the physician increases as his know Iclt of different remedies enables him to province a cure, bile others fad in the attempt. Science is satisfied with tlie truth. Give Constitution Water a fair trial we mean you who are under some vrit1it' can- from year to year, and we particularly allu le to ladies who arc constantly resortinp to tnral trealmmt, and all sorts of local ap plications for diseases, with as much chance of success as there would l tri m loc;d applications to the throat for diseases of t'ie brain. We have always been careful to use lansmspe in our circular that could not shock the most delicate organization, but we reoieve s" many communications Irom persons for which Constitution Water is adapted, ami of whose disease no mention has been made, tist we come to tlie conclusion that if tlie rcmody is capable ol pnwlucinp a cure, rto matter what tlie disease uuy le, it shonld be made known. The medicine is put up for the public, and there should he no exceptions. e would say. Constitution Water is not a pilled pill, made to suit the eye and ta.-to : it is a medicine, in every sense of the term, placed in tlie han Is of the people for their relief, and if t .ken according to tbc d rections it w ill in every case prwduce a radical cure. We wou! I say that tiie directions in r 'card to diet, etc., relate only to the disease under which they occur. DIABETES Is a disease of the stomach and liver, actin;; through the kidneys, and is, without doubt, tiio most obstinate disease, except constimtion, that effects tlie human constitution. We b.ave no space for iliscussinir causes, but will state that tlie effect of the disease is tho co liver turn of the starchy principle i or vegetable portion of the food into sugar, which stimulates the kidneys to an excessive secretion of water. Many persons suffer from this disease who are ignorant of it ; thst is, they pass large quantities the in day and are obliged to get up from one to fifteen or twenty times durinsr the niirht. No notice is taken of it until their attention is called to the larire dischsie of water, and often when it is so far advanced as to he beyond the control of or- j dinary remedies. Another symptom is the great ; thirst, which, when the disease is fully established, is j intolerable Ihr imfiVti drinit conlinuallu trithout I inn .. . -1. J- r .i . i... r -.1 ; i- . . ' ' '; . , , i i. .- . . ihi.i,ii, ii nit iiii', n'ii.umi riiw.i nitu finally loss ot apjK'tite, emaciation, and the patient gradually sinks from exhaustion. Constiti tion Watkb is, w ithout doubt, the only known remedy for rfrf-fr., and w e have as much confidence that it is a specific as we have that opium w ill produce sleep, an I iruthfidlr say that it has cured every case in which it has been used. Stone In the Bladder, Calculus, travel, Biick l)ut Dcpo-it, etc., etc.. Diseases ansmir from a faulty secretion in the one cass btung too little, and aecompinieil by severe pain, and the other a too profuse secretion w hich wiil be speedily cured by COXSTITrTION WATER COXSTI1 l'TIl. WATER CONSTITUTION WATER COXSTITl TIOX WATER COXST1TI TIOX WATER THE tXLY KNOWN KKMEHV FOR THE ONLY KNOWN HEMEHY FOR THE ONLY KNOWN KEMFDY FOR THE ONLY KNOWN KEMEhY FOR THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR DIABETES. IRRITATION OF THE NFCK OF THE BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS, CATARRH OF THE BLADDER. STRANGCARY AND BERXIXG, EKIXATIXG. OR PAINFUL ! For these diseases it is truly a iiTereign rcmedv, and too much cannot be said in its praise. A single , dosj has been known to relieve tiie most urgent sj-nip-toms. Are yon troubled with a distressing pain in tlie small of the back and through the hips 7 A teaspoonful a day of the Cou.uUit.ua Water will relieve yon like magic. PHYSICIANS Have long sinre given up the use of buchu, cuhebs and juniper in the treatment of those diseases, and only use theui for the want if a better remedy. CONSTITUTION WATER has proven itself eual to tlie task that baa devolved upon it. DIURETIC'S irritate and drench the kidneys, and by constent use lead to chonic degenerations and confirmed disease. 1 We present the Constitution Water to the public with the conviction that it has no equal in relieving t!ie class of diseases for w hich it has been found so 1 mm- ' ently successful for curing ; and we trust that we shall be rewarrli d for our efforts in placing so valuable a remedy in a form to liiit the nMjuircnu.'Uta of patient and physician. READ I READ!! READ !!! Pastime, Pa.. J.una 2, Is').-!. Or. Ira. If. Gr-yi. iMar Jr: In February, I was aHiictod w ith sugar diabetes, and hr live months I passed more thau two gallons of water in twenty-four hours. I was obliged to get up as often as ten or twelve times during the nigf;t. and in five months I lost fifty poun-is in ' weight. During the month of July, 151, 1 procured ! two botUes of Constitution Water, and two days after , using it I experienced relief, and after taking two bottles I was entirely cnrwl, soon after regaining my usual rood health. Yours truiv, - J. V. L. DE WITT. Boston Corn-ees. N. Y., Dec, 27", 1351. jr. . Gmiy ic Go. Gnu: I freely give vou libertv to make nse of the followrimr certificate of the value of I 1 onstituoon ater. which 1 can reeommeiH in ti. highest manner: My wife was attacker! with pain in the shoulders, whole length of ber back, and in her limbs, with Pfztyit.rfum 0 tV. Ilrt and IrrUttivrn h blmiiirr. I called a physician, who attended her about three months, wben'be teit Iter haw than he found ber. I then employed one of the best physicians I ccnH find, w ho attends hr fr about nina "months, and while she was under his care she did not suffer quite as much pain. He finally gave her op, and said, fo wi mamMhlt. w," laid lie, iu c4 a comMMtuiom of tnmjiaitiU llutt fiirime trifnt or onr. prnttte n-jaimet ,m' other nf her dyfrcMltim.'' About this time she commenced the use of Constitution Water, and to our utter astonishment, almost the first seemad to hare the desired effsct, and she keM on im-pnw-ina' rspidlT under its treatment, and now superintends autireiy her domestic afTaim. She has not tikvn any of the ConstirutKm Water for about four weeks, and we are happy to jt that it has pmdwed a permanent cure. WM. H. VAX DEXSCHOTEX. WBTHrasrrtxn, Cena, March 2, Wl.Lir. W. H. Gt?; X"- .Sir .- Having seea your a-lvertisement of "Constitution Wst.-r," recommeo led for IniLimnution of the Kidneys an 1 Irr txona of the Klalkr. haeing suffirred for tie past t.,rwe years, ul tried the skill of a somber of physician with on'y temporarr rHief, I was indnced to try your medicine." I proceu'red one bottle of yoor agents "at Hrtor L Messrs. Lee, Siason Co and wbea I had wscd half of it, to rev rarpr-se I fona 1 a great change in bit health. I bare d tint bottles of k. aa I am wliere I ss-rer expected to - be in me B e. well and in con spirit. I csanotexjvre me gratitode (Writ : I feel that it is all and mere than Ton reoommen.'ed it tr be. Mar the Messiigs of God frer attend you La your Ltbors of 13Te. Yonrs tm',r. , v J LEON ART) S. BIGELOW. 3 For sale br all Drwr. Price fi. . . W-JL H. GREGO A CO, I-ropneton. K0F.GAT A AI.LEX, Oenenl Ager.ts.. K, 5Cr-t. yw Tork. ' A genu in Chicago: FTLLER. FRENCH A FULLER; Agents ia Cinci&sau BCKDSAL k LEO. 2 a

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HOSTTjTTER'S celebrated STOMACH BITTERS: A pure and powerful Tonic, eorrectrre and altcratire of wonderful efficiency in disease of the Stomach, Liver and BotbIs Curwa Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Headaee, General Debility, Xerrousuess Depres&ioa of Spirit. Consumption, Colic, Intermitting FcTers, Cramps, and Spasms, and all Co-nplaints of either Sex, arising from Bodily Weakness whether inherent in tlie system or produced by spinal causes. Xothixg that is not wholesome, genial and restorative in its nature entors into the eomposition of UOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. This popular preparation contains no mineral of any Vind no botanical clement: no tiery excitant: but it is a eomHnalion of the extracts of real balsamic hcba and plants with tlie purest and mildest of all diffusive stimulants. It is well to be forearmed against disease, and, so far as tlie human syum can be protected by human means trains t maladies engendered by an unwholesome atmosphere, impure wstrr and otlier external causes, HO.-TETTER S BITTERS may be rvlied on as a safeguard. In districts infested with Ftvrramel A it has been found infallible as a preventative and irresistible as a remedy, and thousamts who resort to it under apprehension of an attack, escatM tlie course; and tliousanda who ncirlect to avail tliemselvesof its productive quali ty in advance, are cured bv a Terr brief couraa of this niitrveloos medicine. Fcrer and Ague jatients, alter U-ing plied w ith quinine for months in Tain, until fairly saiu rated with that dangerous alkaloid, are not unfreoucntlT restored to health within a few daya by the its of liostetter's Bitters. The weak stomach is rapidly invigorated and tlx sppt tile restored by this agreeable Tonic, and hence ic works wonders in cases of Disnepsiri in less confn in ..I tonus of Indirection. Acting as a gentle and painless apperient, as well as upon the liver, it also invariably ruleaves tlie Coustitution suprinduced by irregular action of the digsotive and accretive orgsins. I'erxons of feeble habit, liable to Nervous Attacks, I-ownos of Spirits and Fits of Lnnnor, lind prompt and permanent relief from the Bittern. Tho testimony on this point is most conclusirc, and from both sexes. The agony of Bilious Colic is immediately assuaged by a single dose of the stimulent, and by occasionally resorting to it, tlie return of the complaint may be prevented. As a general Tonic, liostetter's Bitters produce e fleets hich must be experienced or witnessed, before they can be fully appreciated. In cases of 0aitMtiuai H Val-jM, J'rrmatwtr IAay and lVbility and iecrepituile arising from Old Atte, it exercise the electric influence. In the convalescent stages of all diseasea it operates as a delightful invigorant. When the powers of nature arc relaxed, it.operates to re-enforce and re-cnstablish tliem. Last, but not least, it ia The Oolw .Slie SHmnlmt t being manufactured from sound and innocuous raate- , 1 rials, and entirely free from tlie acid elements present I more or less in all the ordinarr tonics aud stomachics j of the day. No family medicine has been so nmversnlly. and, it may be truly added IlEssERVEHI.Y popular w ith the intelligent portion of tlie community, as Hosteller's Bitter-. lYepared by HOSTETTER A SMITH, Pittsburg, Pa. Poll by all Druggists, Grocers and Storekecpera eTerywhere. HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS. COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT IU'CIIC, a Positire and r-iecihc Remedy tor uiseases or Uie Madder, Kiduevs. Gravel, and Dronsical Swellincs. This Medicine increases tlie power of Digestion, and excites the At-soriients into nealthr action, be which the atery or Calcareons deJKisitions. and all unnatural enlargements are reduced, as well aa pain and in flammation. Ilclmbold's Extract Iiuchu. For Weakness arisinir from Excesses, Habits of Dissipation. Early Indiscretion of Abuse, attended w ith tiie following sv mptoius: Indisposition to Exertion, Loss nf Power, Loss of Memory, Difficulty of llreathing. Weak Nerves. " Tremlding, Horror ol Disease, t akefullness. Dimness of Vision, Pain in the back, I n 1 versa I L.asaitute ol the .Uuscniar rytem. Hot Hands, Flushing of tlie Body Dryness ot the kin, eruptions oA the r aos Pallied Countenance. These symptoms, if allowed to go on, which tliis ujeuicine imiiruuij nruvnes, Mn loiion a fmfMrtmcy, Fistnity, EjiHAtc File, In one of which the Patent mar expire. Wlm can say that they are not frequently followed by those -uiretul 1'iseasese. "INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION." Many are aware f tlie cause of ttieir suffering, But none tt ill conf ess the record of the la. nine at lum. An mklascholt Deaths by CoNsrjtrnow bear ample w itness to tie Truth of tlie assertion. T'hr. CimMiiiition tmrr rfkruri vitk Or'jrmie vrain requires trie ant ot Jleaicme to 5-trcngtlien anil Invigo rate ine rysvinWhich ilelinboid's extrnct jItucha invariably uoes. A Trial will convince the most skeptical. ro: TOA LESFE.HA EEN FE3I A EES. In many AfTe-tions peculiar to Females, the Exrs act itrcHV is nnequaiien ny any ether rvrntsly, aa is Chlorosis or lietentton, trreguIantT, faintulneea, or Suppression of C'usUitnary Evacutiona, Ulcerated or Scirrhous stite ot tlie I. terns, Lieucrtorrhoea or bites StenlitT, and for all complaints incident to tlie sex. w t.etlr arising from indiscretion Habits of Deasipation, or in live DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE. : Take n more HHisam, Jlercorr, or naplensant .Medicine for unpleasant and dan- ; geroas diseases. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU AND IMPROV ED ROSE WASH CURES SECRET DISEASES. Ia all their Stiges, At little Exposure. Lattie or no change m Irtcx.. I o lneonvemettce. Amd it Erpfteurr. It cau.scs a frequent desire and gives strength to ' 1 rinate. thereby Kenrnrmtr Obstructions, I'rerents snd Cures Structures f the Urethra, allaying Pain and lnnainmauon, so irequen m uie class 01 diseases, and expelling an rouowms, viseasen an1 wornoat Matter. 1 housants upon I housan ia who bare been the vic tims of trucks, anl who bare paid bearT fees to be curet in a short time, hare roun l they were deeeireJ, and that t' POD-OX" has, by tbe use erf -Powerful Astringents," been dried np in tlie arstent, to break nut in an aggTerating form, and perhaps after Mar-r-age. L us Het-asoLD's FxTStcT lirorr for al aftWrtiona anildiserses of the I KIN ART OROAX?, whether: exiting in MA Lb or r L.MAI. E, frtn whaterer cause onmnaung and no matter of HOW LONti STANDlti. Diseases of these Organ requires the aid of s Dia 1 retic iieisabotas r;x tract Hacna is the rreal Iioretic, and t eertam to have the desired efiect all Inmaermor tMrt it it H rimm mitt. Ewtence of the most reliable and responsible char ter will accompany tne sag heme. Price tl.OO per Dottle, or sf for fMtO. Delivrred to any A 5 Ires s, securely packed from obscrT1UOI. Vrernbe Spmjnmm im at Co mm wHwna C" r.sarssteedf 5 ' Advice GraUsII Ak ires wnees wr nrnrntstmn tn II. B. HEIOf BOI.D. Chsaet. 1ft South Tcnth-t bet. Chmtaat. FUla. nKLMIWLD'J iiiad IXrt. - EELMIXlLD'S Itrm, W Gmiei M ntr&mm,. ' , .M Brssd war, York. Beware of Counterfeit, nd aaprnv-ipleil dealers who rn-leaTor to dispose -of their own" aud "other" sractes on rfpwtatna sttxfned be JJeitnhotd's Oeaaioe Pre pars tSons. " - " Extract Bueiia. " Ijrrpravpd J. Wash. - ooia wr"'' ' ALL DSrOfilsia EVERY HURK. " ! -ASK FOR HtLXHULWS. TAKE AO OTHER, Cat out t te AdTTTtiannent sod seod for it. AXD AVOID IKPOSrTIOV AMD EXF0SCBX.

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-sr TV. ADDINT.TON". ESPECIALLY mnrni. I J the public that he is prepsmt to swrftisi Vatar nnni. in tba Knit nnaaible manner, aw ahaM - - sad most favor hie terms. Orders left at 9. u. immsie a, or at tua Tuilim on Soath Tta. street, sriU as promptly art dud m. Jaa, Jith, 1S4. . . 7tf FURNITURE WARBROOU. rnoxi! HAVIXG rc fitted his Stors Room, sad ex tended his faculties for manufacturing Cabinxt rrRXiTmE, Is aear prepared to sup. pie the public with superior rite lei ia his liae. He will make BUREAUS. " TABLES. BEDSTEADS. WARDROBE?, SOCIABLES, LOl'NOK!, SOFAS, i CHATRS or iu tms. AwA ia riact. eTorrthiiur ia the shape of Fwrmiture. He will also keep' tor sale a general sssurtawat ot CiactanaU-tnaOs n ortc. " rr Prompt Pay sn eats. filing his work st prices in direct competition with ma n af acts rera ot similar wnrk in Cincinnati, he has adopted the CASH system of pavments and for the C A S H will sell as tow as anr house" ia Cincinnati thus making it to Ah amtaal interest ot sll parties to par cash on delivery of ths work. ESTABLISHED 1760. PETER EORII.EARD, Smiff emd lufcocee Mmmatmrmf, lUaad lSCaaasbersKt "A (FormerlT 42 Chatham Street, Sew York.) WOULD CALL THE ATTEXTIOX OF DEAL V w era to ths articles of his manufacture, Tiai BROWN SJIIFF. Maeabor, Demigroa, . Fine Kappee, I"ure Virginia, Coarse Kappee, NacbitocheS, American tteotlemen, Copenhaxea, YELLOW SXUFF, Scotch. Iloaer Dew Scotch, . - High Tvast Scotch, Fresh Honey Dew Scotch, Irish High Toast. Fresh Scotch or Lundyfo VrAttention la called to the large reduction prices of Fine-Cut Clwwing and Smoking Tobsoeo which will be found of a Superior Quality. TOBACCO. Smokinu. Fins Ct r CnswiNO. SaoK Long, ' P. A. L., or pi bin, S. Jago, No. 1, Cavendish, or Sweet, Spanish, Xo. 2, : Sweet Scented Oronoco, Canister, Nos. I a 2 mixed. Tin Foil Cavendish, Turkish tiianulateil. X. B. A circular of prices will be sent on spplira tion. May I IMS. IJ.1TT M ATEB'S CATHARTIC IPIiLlLS. Are too sick, aobls, sad emplaiaiiigt Ars yoa owt mt erdsr, with roar stsMi s rauKl, and your awitaas naOMukMtablt Themm mfmp torn are oftaa tb prslnis ta esriovs Ulasv. Buuu St of tcknvas Is cnvplng apoa ft, and .bould be avartrd by a tiBMljr ass of the right N stir. Take Avar's fills, and cleans oat tt daurdarsd ba mm purify the Moos, sad M she hiiMs sieve a aaoa. ssala. Tby stimalate the Ihttnas of ths bod, Inla Tlawos ae tlvllT, piinrv IU lyMM nniai tlie oKMrocunns nine A cold spttt amalMr ta tb bwtr, sad eo struct It Mtarat fiwctkm. TS If t rltv4, nmrt upon themtTs and ths surrouadlnf erssaa, pr. rinrinc paea amrntvwUuti. aanVainc and dlassae. tthil a thi eondiMoa, otnineni h tb aWwagasMCSt, tak Avar's Itlla, and sm Viw aiiwcllT they rasters las saterat artaua of the sratssa, sad wHh tt the kssfsal ftnllvf of haalthswala. What U tr asd s apssrast ta tbhi trtTial aad maan enatsMat, la aws was la auauy ss im alp mmm aiM mm QMunfMii xa tmraatiT n aTeH tawa. ta n or snaiu tion and dVrane-moul "f ta aatatwi i fvoettoas f fas h"dv, Uwt ar rawtUly. aad aws af tsii atrair. by tb asm BMian. Nob who know ta tMih af these I'llla. will Mateot t raptT them whoa sasarlag naa th diaontect tbr dm. WalitnvnU fnaa laadlac phrtehn In SOSM af ths pHactpat ciUa,aad frout oUmt wU kaswa saaHs Bar. rmm m rortetxrimg HmAmmt 3L lemie, JFM. a, lUdL Da. Arts: Tour Pill sr Om paragon of all that Is stm la BMdletn. Tbcy bav carod aay Hut daaatr f alcarua sdom npon hr hand aad asd that had arud iacurahl for jrmr. liar awlher ha bws tone til ou.1t afRlrcad with blotch and piasatnea br Kin aad ia Iter hair. Attar our child cured, sas slas trtsd jour 1'iUa, sad thajr hav euros I I her. asa xtoaaajoaa; As Paaalls' Pfcysle. ee Dr. K. W. tMwrigkt, At OrUanM. , Taar fill ere ths Brines of sonns. Their ouitlitta surpaa any eatbartio w pnaa. The ass slid, bat wy owtaia sad oaetl m tholr arttoa aa tho tiowsta, which smakas thi toeslaaMs ta asta taasatts Iroatmeat of disoaa. Hsadacaio.SleavIfeadaette.Paail ttssaasfcii from Or. IXmKird Boyd, BaUtmnn. SABBaa. Area-1 mo ant aaer yoa wast nwilslsH I bav caret with roar fill hottsr tluta t mi en Vmt as trtrtrtnt m a purrnUm medicine. I pfaws grmtt aapia oW- a aa Htaetoal aataartle la at dail anaMal waai i""MTiBn ni insi faar niw I bast w her, I of suurs Talu tuem blchlr. . Pmssras, Fa, Hay 1, IMS. m-t-CAmu fir: I hav bora rapcatadly eared of th worst VadarA anr body ma hav by a don or two of your Mils. Jl aem to arias B-mB a Ibai nasik which they etnoia, at ooo. Years wita groat laapest, CD. W. PRKlrLK, CVrir of 8mmer Clsidia, Billows Disorders LI Ter Coaaalaxxtta. Prom Dr. Thmmwt AO, ef Nrm Tork CJ. Kit only ar yrmr Pltla adailmbly adaptod la their pa poas a aa aparioat. hat I Had their Ixwarial ffartaspsa tha Uvar ry awrkod lodaai. Tbry have ta aay prae ttoa provad aMra anVelaal tor tba cur of iMemt ana. rWmal Uiaa any an imly 1 cms maaUoa. 1 aaewolp rotrm that a bav at leoctb a paraatlv obkh m wsr "T ' ' - f- fi m a ail lln iniipl DrrAsrns or eas larssMa, Waahiaatna, D.C,7lh faa, JSSd, Prat I hav aard yoar 'ilia la mj saatral aad hasptad practice or " t J' . trn-t nnnnl hiallal la ay tbey ara tha beat oaiaartie a eatply. Their ragatauaa adloa oa tsa liver I alek aad derided, COM. aeMly thry an aa aduurabk, raoiody far iln ajiiiai of that orcaa. lodna, I bar aatduai foaod a caa af mtume ahatuat so otiMiuaw that U did not readily Maid . tuna. IrsAsraallyoara, AlMSVt BALL, M. D, ijrtfiaa a Urn Aim isi Umfmmi, Iyatry, Dlarrhiara, Ralaz, Wawxsaa from Ifr. J. O. Ortm, mf Chtiupt. Toar Pills ha had a looa trial m asy piaitlia, sad f hold taani n rrnmm a one of th boat aparteau 1 as ever fuoad. Their eilarau ftect apoa ta attar aasaa tlMa aa xeBlwnt maody, whra gtmo ia Maall dowe for kiliea dpaeafarjr sad a'iiattiaa, Thatr aocaraataaS aish tbeai ry ampuU sad eearcaicat tt ths ass Of wosaca aad children. Draw pa ta, Iaawwrltw mt Cks moodU frmm Kern. J. Y. UHmee, toeter ef Aimmt CAmreA, Meemm. ' Da. Aram; I bar sard yoarpu htwtth esteaardnaww suicia la sty faaaily and aamtg Umow I mm eaiUd aTha . ia diwiiiaa Ta regwlate the orgaas of d4aaatoa sad parity the bload, they ar tho Tory host raaaady I aaoa eror ksRwa, sad 1 saa soasdi ally rooaiil ibaaa tm ' lay friend. roars, i. V. WlUaV Wiasiw, Wyemlsc Os, 9. T, Oct U, IMS. " Dsab "ra: I aaa aalag yaar Cathartic rata la sty paao.'' ttea. aad Sad tPMt aa cxealUot pavaativ ta ctaaaaa tho Jt a sad pmVg to a m Om kern. , ' JUUX it. afKACUAaT.W.D. : CoaatljMttlaa.Coattwewess, aparalow, Itkiewmatiaaa, Coat, Haau-aiaia, fts-wav . sjr, Paralysis, Vlto, eta. rrem Ifr. J. P. reap. AtiiiWiil, fiiiaig ' o maeh eaaaot be ad of yoar Pills aw ta eses af ? oat.BUMas. Ifothoraofaar frateraWy hao ftmad thaat ! at rlrarlooa a I hava, they ahotiM JiSa BM la pfoclataa lo it foe the kaaoat of tho BtaMtoae ah aaaVr fraaa that ptaiat, vbirk, ahhaagh had eaaagh la kwJf, hi r tha prasi taw of athor that am vataa. 1 WSa. a 1 I'l gas'xjj taSaaaaam"' rUte SBaot ghat usaassa wst I tanaat a aseistsnil far ta faaay yawaaJV haatrvaMrJaaMB' IdM satnaart sty aaa B ' yoa. a sets sttiod s sir Batsaaa a Haiti aw tha awa, lildi 1 1 li I ta Hating aiarthn ao'aa, whaw dad ia aaaj rtaaaax - mmm. aatamhataadlaf; I Bad ta boat af pbyd Hal tha SVooa grew awrat aad awta, aatd by taaastaasf year esiDaai aaaat ta alias irit Dr. all Sunali. I trtad yoar rwhk thatr tSTnW aaoa alow, hat mmm. By aoaaaoaxBal - ta aa aa af thaa. I am mam laiatly waD. 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