Weekly Wabash Express, Volume XX, Number 41, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 January 1864 — Page 3

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Dist. Counties 1. igo 2. Vermillion

diptberia

t:tuo after it was found.

prevai'

aaiong the children at Indianapolis.

E5F° Five hundred and sixty men wdre re ported at Camp Lindsay, Saturday morning.

f2T"A landlady tbw city thinks so much boarders that every day or two i? tbem a lcck of her hair in the

of ah"

SOUD.

hear of extensive revivals of re

ligion throughout Indiana, principally among the Methodists, Presbyterian and 01iri=tiar. churches.

JSi?~The Vincennes Gazette ansa ibe Wabt?h River ia rising at that place, and sov*

eril small steamboats are pH'iug

irom ports above and below.

a°d

£3pT"About one hundred thousand dollars

individual, city and county ?ubacriptionfl

iST"I'he merchants, business ru«o, mid citizens generally are paying theii J/tuuary

bi!l«s, and closing up tbe business of 1863 with creditable punctuality. Even doctors and editors are able to collect a little.

IV I A BUNK'S CROSSROADS, EAST TE.N.V ,) Dec. 20, 1863. Editor Esprs»: The following is a li.-t of (.iisualties ic the 1st Baftalinn 6th I.id. C'av-

a!ry, (71st Reg.ment,) up to this date during ,iat

Longstreet'fl invwiou of East Teanewoc:

Co. A—Killed.--Private, Thos. M. Den-

Mortally Wounded -Priro.te, Jack. John

son. Wounded md missintr—Private. Wni

^mith, Co. B—Killed—Private, Danid Newton.

Co. E—Wounded and missing—Private,

Jesse Loveall. Miss'ng—Privates, Wm. Leyonsap, Win. Sennt3 and D. W. Carney.

Co. K—Missing—Privitfs, Dan. Slaughter, and Jas. A. Hunt.

Respectfully, O. J. SMI Til. CV:t. Oo. B, Gth Ind Cavalry.

KNGLISH UIRLS.—THE ENER)?SL more than half her waking hours in phvsical amuBemonts, whirh tond to develop, invigorate aud rip8n t^q bodily powers. She walks, plays, dances, sings, jumps the rvie, throws the ball, hurl-' the quoit, diaws the bow, keeps up the shuttlecock, r.i^ all without ii.iving it pressed forever upon her niit'd tl"t sbo is thereby wasting her time.— She doe? ibiti every day, until it becomes habit wtiic !JO -.vill follow up throuch life. Her frame—HS ". latuial cous" 'isnce—is large, her muscular sytem is in sudord'nation, her strength more onduriug, and tLcwhole tone of hur voice hsalthier. (Jirls, think of this.

J®~The following assessments of Internal gravating Revenue have been made for the months of October and November. J8G3. ir the 7th WOKDS.-HOW many Congressional District, ft shows the pro-

portion paid by each county

Parke Futiiiiu... 0I.iv Owen Grerjui. Stillii' .ii..,

Novembar. $8,584 88

October.

.$1,973 71 7G 55 237 GO 361 61 314 00

DO 77 395 42 570 84 34 591 81 712 45 48 20

CO 45. 806 50 60 85

Total $14,691 37 $11,283 74

The Way I'ncle Sam Feeds his Hovs. The following was received from "Lindsay Barracks," donated to the families uf soldiers, being over rations

tlio relief soldiers' families 225 loaves of bread iiu* barrel of pork ono bushel of heans half sack

(40

Ibe of rice half sack

10lbs.) of hominy.

R. R.

OWEN'S*,

Pt-

a"d

Adj 112bth Regiment.

PutBam cotintv Companv contribute9 »o

ma relief of soldiers' families 110 loaves of

1&64 .1 A51ES IfOOK. Agent Soldiers' Relief (Jommittee.

I'HT ART OF BEJXO IVLITK. Firss, ai..i foremost, d.in't It to ho politt! Ii wil. jpjj] all! ll you kevp overwhelming vour gut-sio with ostentatious entreaties to make themselves at home, they will very soon begin to wish they wer* there Let thom find out that you are happy to ?eu iheui '»y your actions rather tuan youi words-.

Always remember to let buhtul people

alone at first. It is tlie only way to ^et tl em

st their ca??. Trying to draw ltiem out has sodttimes the ontraiy efleci of drkinq them out —of tbe bouee!

Lsading tbe conversation is a dangerous

experiment. But follow in its wake and if

vou want to endear yourself to talkeie, learn to listen wsll. Ntver mike fuss about

anything—never talk about yourself—and

always preserve pe:'*.ct composure, no matter what solecisms or blunders others may commit. Remember that it is a very foolish

proceeding to lament that you cannot otter to your guests a better house, furniture, or

viands It is fair tj preaiu:: .hat tleir -'t is to yOH, not to these surroundings. Give people a pleasant impression of themselves,

and a pleasant

twenty

400 men—of the Invalid Corps ww in Indi mapoiid. There are companies of this Corp

at other poirt3 in -the State. Probably b} fall there will be 15,000~dr 20,u90 invalids ic Indiana

SS'A little daughter of Jesse Truax, bl Stark County, was burned to death on Tues

day last. The old story—left alone in the house where a big fire was blazing, while the mother went to a neighbor's on an errand.

or To ascertain the length of tab day and night, at any time of the year, double the time of the sun's rising, which gives the leDgth of the night, and double tbe time ol it# setting, which give" 'ho 'eugtb of the day. This is a simple method vr'

have been paid in bounties lo volunteer* in the pecuiiar way he has of "going for tbe and for Indianapolis.

MARRIED.—On Tuesday Dec. 31st ut the Olark House, by the Rev. Thomas P. Gor Jon, Ma. ABRAHAM R. TCBHEE, and MHS CATHERINE DOGHEETT, all of this city.

OTA exchange aaya cotton and castor oil have restored frost-bitten limbs when

imputation was thought to be necessary to preserve life.

£»-Th,i mirible disease, tbe small-pox,

is making it- appearance iD different towns of the State, and with considerable viru lence. This should warn all those who are

not vaccinated that there is no time to lose.

child was frozen to death in Rich

mond on New Year's day. It had beun out of the house but a few minutes when it w*s found stiff with cold. It lived but a chort

:ch,

aro not aware of.

we guess, all

Some of our cotemporaries designate

Gen. Grant as the "coming man." From

rchs" we should Cuil him the "going mad.'

£3^~ Politeness goes a good way Henry Ward eccher says "An imprudent clerk can do r. much injury to his store as the neglect of the proprietor to advertise his goods.''

Two undoubted and significant faofe which every one interested will plea? bear in mind.

£3T*A recruiting officer imf.( .ed us yesterday he covld enlist a half d'Jz'» recruits if a special bouoiv of about be given

each. Mr. P. P. Dack a fer •*. since authorized us to say he would gi, .00 each to

thiee recruits from this city TLw &j/iountf wero immediately taken anu at. additiona. one besides, making four io all. Will not

some of our wealthy citizens step forward, and thus secure this county against any future call that may be made.

Itn-EXLISTJTEXTS IS THE AEMY OP THE OVLV. Information has boeu received by Adju-

taut General Noble from the Army of tbe Gulf to tbe effect that there has been great

enthusiasm manifested by all the Indiana

troops in Louisiana.concerning re-enlistment in the "veteran ?erwice." Over three-fourths of tbe 11th, 21th, 16th and 47th Regiments

have volunteered as veterans. These Regi

ments are all to come home as soon as consistent with the good of the service. The 24'.h and 47th Indiana are on their way home.

When these return, after the expiration of their thirty days' furlough, other regiments

will be sent home. The few who do not ro-

wi| b{J traMfewl to tbe

MoudUh}

lnfantry.

I THE IMPORTANCE OF PAYRXO THE POSTAGE IN* FL'LI. —The law i«, when anything is put Into the po?t-offlco underpaid, the sum which remains due shall be paid double by the receiver Thus, if John Smith sends Jim

Joiie= a letter rated six ccnts, but pays three cents only, it does not keep back like an nn-

paid letter, hut Jim Jones at the ciiu nas six cents to pay. And so of all packages through

the mail. This extra charge of thirty-three per cent. We srppose is. to make people

morn careful to know that they pay enough,

ri spends and to compensate for extra *roub! :s end rirk. Letters are three cents per half ounce

—six cents per ounce—and so on, each fraction over one half ounce or one ounce counting three 'jciii.i This applies to all mailable

matter, sealed or unsealed, except newspaperi. which rate at four cents each four OUQ-

cc^. When we consider how cheap and expeditious the post cilice service is. there

should bo no attempt to evador to hinder itn requirements, but to give thorn full play iad t'uicii.

Particularly should all for the soldiers be Tally prepaid—for the brave boys seldom, ij

over, have any spare change, and to be shut off from anything waiting for them, for want of a little post or express money, is too ng-

1|sc

guage coutains a hundred thousuuu or more vrords, that they use that many through their

mouth. It is a groat mistake. Even the perpetual wag of a female tongue only rat» ties ut a thousand or two, words, unless it be a highly Inf^rced and cultured one when it may dr6p two or thre thousand.

Although there are 101,000 wordB in tbe English language, it does not follow, by any

tjeans, that good writer ought, to uso tbem all. Children before the age of ten manage

to say some of tbe most beautiful things we

fcear through our liven, with probably not •lore than two or threo hundred ..otds. Max Mullersays:

A well edu "ited person in En^' ad, vbe

Vermillion county Company contributes to been at a pnblia school and Univerr.il.foff«,l,iw

oo^ ejty.who read? the Bible, ».i£ ikspeare.

or8 who

Kapeare

the Times, and all the books of I* aidi's Library, i. nineteen twentieth. r!'. the books published in England, seldom uses more than 3,000 or 4,000 woiJs in o"n ers*lion. Accurate thinkers and those reasou-

avoid vague and gene-1! sprossious,

aiuJ Wltit

li" tbey

maaVin9'

bread: one barrel of pork fifteen pounds of I Shakspenre, who displays a greater variety beans thirty two pounds of hominy. of expressions than probably any writer in E. OOWGIL]

a"^

^"d the words that fit their

®raplo.y »l'» se stock, and eloquent

speauers may rise to a cammand of 10,000.

l®DpU''kA-i produced all his ,_lays with iibout 16.w0 word- Milton's works am

Commanding. tniilt up with 8.000 mui tho Old Tcstauit-nt

KecrituJ t'»i Ji^tiibutioii the ottire ol t'^y^ull that it h.i* tj siy was r»ftlc2 word*. JSoldiera' Relief, this ~th day of .laniurv,

CROUP.

Dh.

NEW HAVKX, Deo 11, L^G'-J.

Haviug been taught that medicines, ia oruer iu be valuable, rau^t originate .with some particular faculty or school, we considered patent medicines, (so called.) .a humbug, until after losing our loved child with Croup, »vc were forced by tho suffering of another, troni the same disease, and the advice of friends to try Coe's Cough Balsam. Little Eddie had gone, and, though we loved him, we would uot call him from his quiet rest, to share tbe sorrows of this unfriendly world. Put Willie, is there no lemeiy for thee! We found it in Coe's Cough Balsam, It relieved hiin in about twenty :ninutes, to onr great joy, and the surpiise nt otheis. We caunot be hired to dispense with this priceless bless ing, nnd we are clad to learn that Mr Coe has made arrangement-- with parties, whereby it may become more extensively known. In view of this let me aay to every patent, when your child issuft'eiing with Croup, give this Balsam, give it freely. If we did not believe ii to oe Oie best remedy for vou, we cpruiniv wouiJ not s^v it. Truly yours,

EDWARD GWINELL, MERCY OWIJfELL.

For s.tie bv bruggists everywhere. C. O. CLARK Ot)., Prop, itors. New Haven, Oouu. bije advertisement in another column. iec30w^t

t/. ilCL' ..v.u,o. t?\ oititi'Irannounceto tbe community at large that he has p»rmanently locatod four and a half miles Seuth of Terro Haute, Ind., on the Terre Haute §ui ivan Road at

they will be prettv sure to go awav with the crossing of Honey Creek, wber* he will always to found excep' whe« profasslonalv eoimv«id I jajant impression oi \oar qualities. Ou pro,u«e *re».: followingcas»«. SoreKycs of .uat such 9!ender wheals as these the whole

a!'^inds

jUSt Slicu ate" Any peraon afflicted with the ab«ye dlaeaaea and of society turns it ia our DUUje3S, mav- application to me. who will suytsder my .' ... Immediate car* when ne sure is affected aa cham then, to keep tbem perfect revoh iug or-

Neuralgia and Caaeers.

m4dt

i8r! aoSSwly. AH~*L C. HXSLL.

cwm* flWR E N

^AB LOCATED IS THE

I O I A O

I Go Dearborn street, oppoeite Post Offict HE CX.A TVS TO BF THE KING OF CANCERS,

And all kinds of Fever Sores such as White Swelling and Diseases Scroffila, Piles,

And Soro Eyes in their worst stages, Liver Complaints, Consumption, Female Weakness, and- i*jre8elt lUwock

Tefteip, JRheunuAiBB^i «c« wi The Doctor became master of the above diseases while traveling threugh Europe and America, and he now stands at the head ol his profession both in Europe and America. The Doctor will uke pleasure iu showing hi visiters certificates of the above cases where they have been ^iven «p as ipciHvbl^fag^tbe physicians in tbe country. «The Doctor afso guarantees a cure in all cises where tbe patient lives up to ie directions or no pay.

The patient wili please correspond weekly, giving a true statement of the case. P. 0. Drav er G463. The poor dealt with liberally.

lauCttt extracted ia fr^/our iotMn|y-| four houfH, witliowt iostruttieits&y &if of 4 drop of blood. dec'uwly

$1,000 REWARD—The above reward will be given to any person who tn farnisb

a prescription for coughs, colds, whooping cough, asthma, and consumption, which is equal to Dr. Strickland'* Cough Balsam. This balsam will cure the above

complaints, also spitting ol blood and night sweats. One fifty cciit bottle is sfiffitient for any one to try. The worst cases of chronic

cough, asthma, whooping cou^b and primary

cases of consumption itref cured by Dr Strickland's Mellifluous Cough Balsr.m. It can be bad ai COKS Drug Store. It is different from iuy other cough medicine we have known in this couLiry jan8d&wlw

OFFICIAL.

jjis

EKMjUTNGIS

Alien Ifaliala Jane Adams Jt:1la A Adair Moley Alvord iTarth* .f Anglers Eannth .. Baldwins Martta Barnes Sulile Baker Mallie Barnes Lizzie Ball Anuu. A Bethel Ss -ah Brodericli Laur«tn-e Bro»n Etrbcrr-j Rorton r.nlc Bord Sanh Bedman „rah Boware Jat.y 3Bundy duraway E Cannad Uetil! Callahan Hridf?f-t Chappel }ta Coniy I, Colkn-: Surah Oosbie II try Cook Jenvit

,6th

Indiana

The regiments are fur-

tuughed home according to seninority in brigades.

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Cowle Sbiline Conner Marilia .""iul Sarah A

FiagfC Mary Ferrcl Iiiirenia Feildioj lUry Flndley Marth* Gilberts A Green Abitfiil GordanElla II*

co*rg«

Tn,\ I..i AI 'mas eoru Drlemia Toraaw Mnry Tolinau Alva \v Thorn A Tryon Mary Tilley Talman Jennie W illiams I. Mr3 •VY'.nand Sarah Write Susan Williams Hannah 'Wiiber8on Nancy Wilis White Mary Wjod Matilda

yward CaroHne Uetton Martha Herdlnger ChriitianaHedges Hlnls Lunr.i H'ckman Nellio Ilitei. i"n Klizabetli HortnnCUra Howes Mary Hopkins Josiphene HouguoElizaa

.,sh words do vcu

M-oh people think :nr 'iie the lan

Gentlci!. cn» Livt.

^luderaon Anderson Wm Adams Jo! Albertsen 't Aberaathe Stejibtn Allen A Rassltt Wm BakerS 2 Bald Christian Baur Fredrick Blake Thomas BuiieyEllae Ball James nil ing George Brigs Roberta Bishop Cyrns Bickley John Breoka James Brown Borgit Hrowu A Broiii Burnam A Bariows OH Bugs John Chambers ll«krton-_ Crawford C*pt Carter.! Clark stepbmi Canada Ja^ies Ca"ady W Clark W Complin Jo'.i Colestock Colcioott Col'is EW r. .pit t'utl ftU£.1u\ ih C*n?E'Andrew Davis Har.l"ii Davids .1 Dion son Da vM Dlmmick \Siu DellcyJoht! Douglass )t Dypt Kosmingrr Henry Ea^t Henry 'J Hlliott Jam Kvuro KtiaKde^le Cl.i. Tanner Hi-nui Kerpufan Jireniinlj Fonrtile tr UriylVHC i' aseelt Andy (irar.vnr Altiei lipramiam 1. Riles Mrs Click Oi^on Wuj S Oib'on Jfr fiennng Edwar-t fruoden Uhan Grosvener A Goci7 0ecT5Harris .1 11 Harris R: Haj eTlaiiii 1'ru!.,: Hard-n Cl'»s Har' flea not Hadpen hn Harrison ..iclt Helt LB Hedley Wui a Henry Thuitiaaoopo.o Jaaies He fTo.au John Hugte Ti"3eir b-kesDaviil Jame.o Ti Jones Johnson Alfrid ~z-tf .A-sDT Kei jiinrr W Ke.-itT .V Kellogg A

Kuvkendall Viu Krone I.auey N l.add L. l.ewis J1 Loobly Jolui l.ong 2 I.ytr Jacob Mart ion Alx Martin JS Malone Goo Marshall ffm W Millar TS Voor^ James Murphy Liberty Muller Wm McMan Jameb' Mcfheltera Jaiues McUale Wni McUath McArty Dsnul-s MeKey A McKenbyGeo t'i Mclnsksy

Nichlas 'icojobn Kutt Mcholin Wm A Oder Ov#rton Parmeter Capt Pf".tt«ye Feak 8 Pelohman Kr, Palmer P. Praiuor.Wm Porter t/ I'ugb I A tUje Rin \V Klcliurda I tlcese V*' Itcveil Wm Huberts E A Ki se .1 ilrj

Say re Wm f^ra* ii^v»

S NparksSK

Mbdl W--^i^wlcartj* Xhe-'ts LM SUela Robert SL-rllog )hri (Stb-'jett Siuierson Siuis Wm Siogdelt Bl' Heott Schoen Jot II Sb'iey Sullivan f' SubifTT

Saittb Taylor A WaRiier Wm W •umiicy Yj

Ward Walker'D haley A Wayne"Cap! ost A: He I jjtir Vcst 'i WheatiW.i Williams E WiHsonJ iViUi-imson D.f Witrtey Janven WUrte John Whil„8 Wood DJ WcodmfT

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Published in the Papcr^hi&Tfif? fat Circulation

LIST OF LETTERS

THE TOST OFFICE AT TETIRR-

HATJTK, INDIANA, JANUAKY 11, 1$G1, In calling fur any of thes?, pleate say 'Adeti*t!' and give the Number of t". List.

Published Every Wonday Morning.

Ladle*.'

Howe Franlr Hull Thirza Hunter Battle 2 Jackson iciizabrth ,, Jenks Sarah j..

Jewell Ben«riD

Jones M»ry Johnson K«ic Keating KosterSallie lCennedy S.irab finny Kilzat ctli Kigbt Rimriii Tj/mdreth Molli.L?e Susan Jee Nancy A Ixro Nancy A" L- Klii'iiibeih I.X- key Harriet i. .i{htel Marc )-I May Anna AfayEQcrftiA- ?V'l •Martin Sarah Sanson Ann lalona E veiaie,liedaugfi Margfet Monroe Bebscra Moore gaiilo ilotiiton Mrs Thomas 2 JlcCarty Mary A McCarty Bridget Naorfe Jan«i :U Need Elizabefii J'augle Mary

Con- MyMargret Crur. Eli abetti Cul6ter( ''oy /i Cammins t.y' Church Lucy W Drnke ^liulri. Dailiu Id ft Davis Mary Ravin Luri-ulii Delhi Ann iiougioua I-anrf Dobson Ahgeline Dove iiaty S Dougherty Susan Doutmm Alaia Dnu: 'RHU .Uillrt Dyk- re Louisa Edwfirx^ inn Ezardg MartQH'2 Epley Km::'a Emerick Sarah Fermi Kl -u!:Otb Francis I^ura Flesber Susan

OKA

A6-bSiBR.i4ib6aEaa[iL

ever severe rf JAdame Zidoo Portmft-Curalite This invaluable the txtxaor linary ntnmcf relieving immediat^y. ViboopinL OoKtgk, JJrterlfrtwi, Iiifitcwtof kinet* and Tickling In the Tiiroat. It loosens th phlegm, and w0 He founjT*rtgf ajtteable to the tast=. It it n«t violent Anollient— wanning, searching, and ettoiive. iCan be taken by the oldest person or yotUjgtatfftillA^-ljpr rale by

DruggisU, at 25 cts,yar tutUtf 9dwlw

tor the Johnson Fen, sent on application, by Hall or otherwise.

TiFffiiflpiliii

'Silt

CELEBRATED FEMALE TILLS-,.

Prepared from a prescription of is' tf.arkt f-D" is iirvAluuble medlci«s uaf&ilicg in 4he core o* all those painful and Uag«ro*s disea«p»tOvwhicb uio female constitution is cnbject. It moderstM all

ACTION".

Thrne PHh should not be taken by female during the FIRS1 TRUER MONTHS of Pregnaroy, at they tire ture to bring on Mi carriage, Int at any other time they are saft.

In all cases of Nervous and Sp'.nal Aflectioof, Pains ia the Back and Limbs, Fatigue rm slight exertloo, Palpitation of the Heart, Iljstericks and Whites, these Pills will effect a cure when all others means have failed and although a powerful rtrardf,do not contain iron, calomel, antlmcny, or anything hurtful to the constitation.

Fu'l directions the pamphlet around cach •package, which carefullv preserved.

TCo. 2i, Cortlandt Street, Kew York. 00 ^»d«^^o|tage ftjnn'pi, chelottd to

any authorized'agent will itlsOrc bOTtlo cantoning titty Tills, ty return mail. d*w-e-o-wly.

J'or 3aie

all Druggists. "F

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FRAUD AND DANGEROUS (FOT^E FE1TS11 •Siu&e tli^intiodtctfon of

of,rayrtcfauifn8A?L'«ftel

Ask for

C&nnel O

Odl. ebecci Putrl..ge ^lizabetli Plow Mar jano I'ar.sons iry I'atridge Btl1 l'arton Na-icy Veltit Eliiabcth "oiuroy Kiizaljcili Puroell Susan i'owel S Snadley Sarah 2 Stewart Nancy Sconan J.iiia Suthen Margret Sialtli Smith Su.san Tally KliUi Mr» T.-P t. jiIMI

F.R-

BE MBOLD'^ EXTRACT Ktfcrtu, Unprinclplf Dealers

have ujaunfactwiii a&d endeavored to Paliu on tlie ?ul)i 'J fuir Oicn and othw Imifj'-'ioH'j of

TdlS GREAT

Tula is UdTalr and Unjust, and should be frowned down by a discriminating l'ublic when the facts are KnoT^.. Jh^y itru ^ia»p^ tbene

HE^MBOLU'S kxTRACT OF BOfclllfA was, i:-, !i'ed .-ome five year« dncebyan Exjierieiie*d an Practical Drug^isi and Chemist. was "pprov.-d -_y the MKDIOAL FACLLIT, and reCtivto -.heir encoiiia.i?enienf and'it gave fueh uniirsal satl.-ractlon t! »t its popularity increased rup.Jiv andjt i$ uuw prescribed h.v some Hundreds

States, in the various

'iisi ams for which it. is recommcDded and .this is ihe reason they t'y io impose ou the Public by off--rin «n inferior article, and endeavor to vffect sales !y tbo reputation tliat

HKLMBOLD'.S EXTRACT BUClir

-t

ha.t so totlV acquired, Iw.uld CAUTION THK -PUBLIC t-j Beware of ihrse Conr.terfeits.

4* HEI.MHOLD'S KXTRACT Bl'CHU. Take NO OTHER, as you valin Heallh, aud are I desirous of aCortam, .Sato, and Speedy Cure.

For piBoases and Symptoms, see advertisement lu I another columu. CORES GUARANTEED dec!2.

I*ROBTAM TO LADIES.—Da. HABVKV'H FKMAIJC Pu.u have never yet failed io removing difflculties arising from obstruction, or stoppage of nature, or In restoring the system to perfect health when auffering from Spinal Affections, Prolapsus, Cteri, the Whites, cr other weakness of the Uterino Organs, Tbe Pills are perfectly harmless on the constitation, and may be taken by the most delicate female wlth0-. causing distress—the same time they act like a charm"?)' strengthening, invigorating and restoring the system to a healthy condition, and by bringing on the monthly period with regularity, no ir.ati_r froui what CanfeMM^trvititfisantfaa,#. fhey sbor.Id, however, NOT lie Uk*«n during the first three «r,fonr nwnths of any otb|rtIu:8,"as niile

DK. HAKV«T'S malus, Pregancy, Miscarriage, Btwrenness, Sterility, I Reproduction, and Abusrs of nature, and emphatically the Ladies' rijpamphlot of8i pages,ileiiffteno't^)j' atf^resa.* Six cer.ts reqaired to pay postage.

The Pills and Book will be seat by m".il when desired, securely sealed, and preps!'' by J. HRYAN, M. D., General Agent,

Ne. 76, Cedar street, New York,

*5§~ Sold by all the principal druggets. I JauSl '63-dly ,v

ONE OF'HUNNEWEt^S GREAT RCM,EDIES.

EHSNKWSLLS KLRCT1C PILLS.- True Form of a Lathartlc.—By the" application of true Uedlcal I«ws, both character and economy are combi :ed in the most valuahlefiij. To prevent pnttlng Into the stomach inch qnatititlor Oflndigoetiblo and irjiirious dings usually contained 4n Pills that re-qulrt-.'rom fourtosix to get a deeentcatuartic,and topreven that,jrlplngP%icssp errQn^onslyj^gfd to be 6vlde^- ''ef character, was a study'in {his development. Too i" seldom exceeding one, and never more than tv. Pi ls, settles th9 qnestioa of economy, and wsOdeitto feekld tdt their 4r®'« character In Dyspepsia, Costivoneefl, Biliousness, Liver Complaints, Piles, all derangements of the Stomach and Bowels, and as a true Family Pill"

Won, Mais*

J. H'. Patrick Co% Agmis,

TERRB

nkVF-F.V^\x^

Suire Kcksteln Agents, Cincinnati. Ohio. janapjyldwl«.

Co., and .1. D" Tark, Wnoleflale"

DR. STRICKLAND'S

ANTIBILIOUS Pll'ts, 1'repared without any Mercurial Ingrediont. The great and increasing demand for these Tilliha*v induced the proprietor to give them greaU'i Publicity. They are a 8A*B AXD Mtu

FEVER AND AGUE.

r. ii.

Stolen.

DARK VARK WAS SfUMN FROM THS subscriber, Ilv two miles nvrib of Tan* Haute, or. Frtdayni^ it, December 11th. The lfare !s ir. years old. 15 hands high, bBn« in the Uft eye, black mape«QiluU witk a jew white judrs in tb» for head, lama In both fore feet canted*^ fonnder

A reward of twenty dollars will be grven for thw mare and thief, or a liberal reward fer the mare. declTwSt COKEY BAHBOCB.

MUICI-*-Kj

•aud can be taken by either sex, at any ago oi condition, without danger of taking Cold. They do not cause any griping pains, or keep one from their usual occupation. They on en EXCIUEM

FAMILY MSDICWT, and are tn" tost that Can be FOB THE CURE OF

BILiOCti AND LITER C0MPLU5TS, M0R&XEBT0C8

C08TIVKSKSS, I5DlfiK8T10", or DT8PEP8IA,

HEADACHE,

WDiD AKD COLIl BAD TASTE IS THE MOUTH, BOWEL COMPLALM, «fc

FOIL STCMACH.1 IMPl'BITT OP THE BLOOD.

And all afectionsofthe Stomach, Hetd, Liver, it towels. 4, as CEMTSi PSB. BOX. jg For Sale by all Druggists, and manufecturcd'oiify by

DR. STBIOKIiAHD,

For sale at Wholesale atd •Hi tf a t*

AND. DBXTO.QIHTS. GKKERALLY.

Or ^otKWraicil//^*'

A I S O A A E W1R makes hifh price? Saycntfier edoco tlem. It makes Soap for Four Ccel?

careftii and buy the Patented arti- ic. --t up It lrcn cans, a others being Counterfeit*. t'KNKSTLVAJB^jgA'y

PaiL±i*irniA—5o. 127 Walnut:.i PrrrsBBsaa—Pitt street ar.l1)^ vvj j. DOTlS-w3m

•ned gentawmtii hariag bo^n r©stor«d to boftitb ia 5*^ \yst after unil»rgoing all Ui£ usual rcuUnc rxpcnttTe modes of trtatment without 'UCcesJ^taSidGri it Lift sAcrcd (o^pomnjaDicatc to his afflicted feiUw"creatures thV'ttreanrof^fffl. ffence, on the receipt of an addressed eayelopo, he "(fcf usld. will send (free) a copy of the preseflptii Direct to Dr. Jon* DAGJMU* 138 Fnl»n fitraat, Frooklyn. New York. .. i(

To Horse Ownett?

4DR

8VT F.S farFiLLTBtE LTilStEST iOK HORSESistftrtvaledty-aDSV^nfr ia all cases Lamene^.ariaiag fwni Spraja^, Brnsf3 or Wren •hing, its e3ect ig magical and oertaiu. Harness or laddie Gills. Srr, atchohlin'J^ "he it will also core spedily. Spavin 'and' Bifigboce may be easily prevented and cared in their iccip^eft stages, out confirmed cases are beyoud the poigibilitr «f»

iiP'u tndMgi.'Mau rprnii -radical ci're. Ko caso of the ktnd, however,*Is so desperate or hopeless but it maybe alleviated bjt this Liniment, and its faithful, application wili always ramove the Lameness, anil' enable tW lo travel with comparative ease.

enrt may be relied on. 10 It Is peculiarly suited. It will, in a Bhort time, brinj on the'iaoi-'Jily period with regularity. jKach b»ttt-, One Dollar, bears the Government :tamp of Grea'r ':taiii to prevent counterfeits.

Every Wttd owner sbtmld hute{iii.s remedy at hand, for its timely use at the first appearance ol Lameness w^ 1 effectually prevent those formidable diseases m^nttc^ira, to which ail hai4ef fsfcti,' and which render so many otherwise- valuable horses nearly wortll$as. See advertipemeot..

THE^ CON FISSION S' AIS'D ENOEOF A NERVCU3 INVALID.

Published for.tko benofitiand aa a qautloo to young men and d'thersj wrfcf' suffer "frotij M'SA'OUS Debility, Early Decay, and their kindred ailments —supplying the means of self-cure. By one who has cured himself after being a victim of misplaced coufldsncs in modlcal humbug and quackery. By enclosing a pQst-paid directed envelope, single copies may be nad of the author, Nathaniel May

fair, Esfj, rtmedy is cap ble producing a cnre.no neat *Jah28Wljr,' *lfl Tt uivfit^ FWt whatjhe disea-' nay be. ii should bo mado A Fricnrt in Need. Try It. jDR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LTNIMKNT is pre prepared from the iccipe cf l- Stephen Sweet, of Connecticttt. tho^cat^ Wie' ^tor, and ijas bo«n usol in his practice for the l^st twenty years with the mest/ astonishing «ucesa. As an externa), remedy, it is without a riv.il, Rnd. will alleviate ^aln more speodily than any oUx preparation.— For all Rhoumati: and Nervous Di^ardo'rs ft is truly infallible, and as a-,curativa for Sore-, Wounds, Sprains, Rrulaes, &c^tai«ot hing .healing" andpo« erful strengthening properties, excite the Just won der and astonishmPntjjf.aU.wJio lav.^^vargiyeo^ a trial. Over ono thousand certificates of remarkable curw,•performed bv it within tte Ulit Iwoyetirt,

attest this l'act. «V See advertisetfleift. -*'11 *.lyI5w!y (From-tbo Kew Vo^k Herald. Kn?. 19

cqu'S^MORE:

TF^V

STRICKLAND'S

J?##/?# &4/S4.

THIS IS A EICH A5D

PECT0EAL BALSAM

or TSS MOST

HEALING, SOFTENING,'AND EXPECTORATING Q.TTA-X.IXrES. IT is a un us ruisur UDian roa IKFANTS AITD TOVVe CHILDBL.M

IT is a CEaTA.nr B*MEDT FOB

ASTHMA, I

HOOPING COUGH, AND CROUP.

CONSUMPTION,-1

IT THK BIST AMD OBBATIMT BUEBDY F0&

COUGHS, COLDS, SORE THROATS,"

ICHR0NIC C0U6HS, NIGHT SWEATS, &

Bleedingfrom the

lungs.

30 CENTS PER: BOTTLE.

For Sale by all Druggists, and manu&ctured only By DR. STRICKLAND, cxxcnnraTi, 0.

O N E O S E E E IV E S

For sale at ff boleeale and Retail hy-

A. J". OOE, AND DRUGGISTS GENERALLY. jaTdwlyaltd.

ANOTHER BOOK UF MUSICAL GEMS

OPERATIC PEARLS.

A selection of tho most charming

Songs, Ducts and Trios, \\\yv» Don Giovanni, J1 Flanto Uagico, DerFriyaci.. :, Lur crezla Borgia, Sonnambnla, Norma, Lucia Dl Lamraermoor, I Lombardl, I Matiri Trovatore, Traviatai Martha, Don Pasqnale, Ernani Huguenots, Favorite, Masked Ball, etc. Wi1 English, French and Italian word/, and Piano Forte accompaniments.

rsox

Thi New Book is in a style uniform with that of the Popular S-irles of Maalc Books,—"The Home Circle," "Tro Hiower cf Pearls," are "The SPjKfr Chord,'' and contains the Vocal Beauties of the Best Operas, in a neat, compact and durable form, at a very low a a

For worms they are *suro5c*te. 5* MM* 9 would cost in sheets, Prce, in plain binding, $2 00: Cloth, $2 25 Clotb, full guilt, ^-00 Hailed, poetpaid, on receipt price ..

For ?ele by all Wholesale and Retail Dealers. JOHNL.HUNNEWKLL, Proprietor. Practical Chemist and Pharmaceutist.

OLIVER DIT80N CO..Publishers,

*77 Washington street. Bostoi. j^nlldwic.

UNDERTAKING,

I SAJ1C B.'IJL JL.

TTISTDER'T? AKER,

Drab,

BHETJMA1T8M.

CincinJttti

ASX TOVS DRUGGIST FOR

ALL

S l'RKPARED TO KXKOl-TE Order? in his line with NEATNESS AND DISPATCH. Slum, ccener cf Third.at.d C'torry^ Street?. dwtf. TFRuE H~uic, I.Nt.

FAIflltY DYE OI OK«*

Patented October IS, 1863* D^rkRreenJI Light Oreen,

rAsr

«ack, Black for 8ilk, Dark Blue,. Light Bine, French Blue, Claret Brown DarkBrown, Light Drown, 8nuff Brown, Cherry, Crimson, Dark Prab, L'gbt Drab, FawnD ab. Light Fawn

Magenta. Ha&»r-

Maroon, Orange. rink,|U Parple, Boyal Purple, Salmon, Bcarlei, Blate, "ojfertoe, Violet, Vellw. j.

For Dyeing £ilk, VVooien and Mixed Goods. 8ba«is^ Dresses, Kibhens. Gloves, Booneta, Hati, Feathers, Kid Gloves, Children'*

Clotlilne, and all kinds of Wearing Apparel.

4Ti SAVING OF SO PEE CKXT:-fc# For tw» nty^Sve cents you can color as many fronds as would otherwise cost five times ia*t snm. Var]ous "hades can be produced from tbe same ''ye wiUi perfect success Directions in English, French and German, inaide cf e^ph package.

For farther Information in JLiyeing. ar. Riving a perfect knowledge what colors are best adapted to dye oi*r otter»,(with maay valuable recipe^) pur-, obese Howe'fc 8tev*ns' Traatise 11 Dyeing aiwl Cotorinc S«nt by mailonTeceipi of ptioe—10 cents.!'

Maimfacian-dby HOW dt STRYKN5* (.. 2(K) Broadway, Boston. For sale by druggists and dealers geaeraUy. novSl tf

ASKNTKten

.si -j

Look to yotur iatwesU I —Gj^ and ex

amine something urgently needed, ry c.vry. pwsoo or samples sent free, by mail for Twatrty Oenta, that retails for Two Dollars, cy L.WOLOOIT, No, 173 Chatkam Siaare. New York.* dec30 on* year weekly.

MJFPJifi flblul

CONSTITUTION wATEK. coxsrrmrnoN WATRR CONSTiTUTtOH WATER.

,.0WU1 JOj

THf.

C-rrent Remedy

Jcver^ jkj

FOKTHK

AND THh OJ5LT KN0\TN RKMKDY FOR

DIABETES, AND DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER.

O N S I I O N W A E

HasbMn pronounced by the Medical Faculty, and the public, to be the most wonderful remedy for hejermanent tare of all diseases o' the STOM-

JSSSfiWTO ,*• It is not a lfIKEttAl*,WATGBt. It i»irom eMMrience that CbNstTITOTrOJT U'ATfen bafematfited. ind we now.£3jJet aY mSn dW^W wb(% njsicgle bottle haa been knowB t? cure diseased which th« best medical talent iAnitsftWwtrybal'fiMjd toreUjve,

A remedy possessing the virtuoa of Constitution Water cannot bajWtfai#) •a«iiie2jMtlE Ajipara Uons, as It is now used by the mo«t scietiiUr oractioners in tbis city.. Ik Ia «nly wcoiLdc physicians that cries down popular remetjl^a, while the better sk lied maVeirte «f eWry iberts t? accomplish a cure »nd tbe noce* of th»pbypi* clan ncreaaes aahlaknonldtiee o^ di&ju-obt remedies enables him to product A oftr», While- oOfcr* Ml in tho attempt. bbltUte ay sfj*a irtth Uu, .Vnth. i" ifllre Coiiatitttlon ^filter a" fair trht!'j'»W« nf»^an you who are nnder SrtDWsp'cian't's «,r» year to year^ and we parncul.ily aiiade to Iu'os who are constantly rcscr ing to local treatment, and all aorta of local applicationa for cice»cts. with at much chance of success aa there won Id be frorr lj"*i *-plitatlon to tho throat for dise&o<:B of tho brain. «v« have always been careful t- E»a Ungua^e in onr ci'culftr thai couli not ah^l. tbu moat delicate organiiation, tut w* rec-ive jo many communications from persons for which Con.«tUatlo Water i« adapted, and o'.yhoaaaiKasdiio *uc:»i«n h.* been made, that we l&vc{3ia4«> t&o CacckLtlom that if

known. Tbe medicine is put ujttfor the public, and there should be no exceptions.' «,-£_ We would say. Constitution Water is not liky a gilded rill, made to suit the eye and tasta it is a qaedicine, in ev»ry aanse of the term, placed :ln the Bands ol the people foe. their relief, and if taken according to the directions it will in every oabe produce a radical cure. We wou'd say that tho direc tio-'sin regird to diet, etc., relate only to tbe disease nnder wktoh thty ocour.

DIASETEN

Is a disease of ths stomach and liver, acliiij: through the kidneys, and is, without doubt, the most obstinate diatase, except consumption, that affects the human constitution. Wo have uo space for dlscns-ingf causes, but will state that tho effect of (fee di-ease is the conversirn of the starchy principle (or vegetal la portiou of the food) into sugar, *hich stimulates th kidneys to an excessive secretion of *aj»r." Slaay/ person* (affcr/rom fhte disease who are igdbrantfof It^ lhat? ra.'tbey pih large quantities during the day, and sr« obliged to get up from one to fifteen or twenty times during the nigbt. No notice Is taken of it ur.tit their attention Is called to tbe large dlschargo cf water, and often when it is so tar advanced as to bp beyond the control of otdtriary remedies. Another symptom )9 the gt'eat thirst, which, when the digoase is fblly eStabTlsbed, Isfntoleraiil •—thepatiect idrin^s constantly without being satisfied also dry- I

CosPTm NON WATER iH. Wlthont dr.ubt, the I:!y known remedy for diabetes, and v.r have as much eonQdence that It Is a specific as we have that opium will produce sleep, and truthfully fay thp' it ba.enred overj case in which I bus been used. STOSK IN* Till* IIbADDER.C ALCULUS, GRAVEL,

BRICK DUST DKPOclT, etc., etc

Dissasas arising from a faulty secretion—in the one case being trr and accampnnied by aevcre.i pajn, and fhe other tk profuse will be speed! ry cured Py the

IRRITATiOS OF THE NECK OF THK BLVDMR, YNFLiMiTiON OF THK KiDNBYS, CATARRH OF Till?

BLADDER.

ATJUY^OABY AN/ UURNING, TRLVvTlNG.

I1H

PA1SFCL

•Hdi/.

Fov thc-SG.tUS0fifS8"Ut| t*.ly a xt'i#dy, and too much cannot be said in its praise. A sin-

PHYSICIAN:'

Have long t-ince given up the lire of buchu, cnbebs and juniper in tho treatment of those diseases, and only use them for the waat of a better remedy.

CONSTITUTION WATER

has proVed Itself fcquaW t^ the task )hat»h«s def volved up crh ft. DIUBET1CS

irritate aud drench the kidneys, aifd by cocsta'rit use soon lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed disease present the Constitution Water to tho public with the conviction that it has in »qnal in relieving the class of diseases fbr which it has been fonnd eo eminently eucceJs'nl for coring and we trust that' we shall be reworded for our efforts in placing so valuable a remedy in a form tu meet the requirements of patient and physician.

READ: READ! ltEAD.IS

DANV'ILS, L'a., Juue 2, 1862.—Dr. H'm. Gnyg— Dtax Sir.—In February. 1861.1. was afflicted with sugar diabetes^ ana Ivt five months I passed more than two gallons of water in twenty-four hoflrs. I was obliged to- get ftp as eften. ns .ten or twelvol times during the ni^ht, and in Qva months I lost abont fifty ponhdv in wefgbt. Tmring tire month of July, 13dl, I ^0001"1

,wo

!oti^j

of Cons itntjon

Water, and in two days sfter uai' ft I experienced relief, and after taking two bottlwa I ws tntirely cured, soon after regaining uiy zsnal gool hca^.

Yours tnily, J. V. L. DE WITT.

of the best physicians I could Cud. who attended I.,

WaiHCasrtsi n, Conn March 2,1S03—Vr. .If.] Ci-eaa-llW Sin—Baviug seen your advertisement of '•COittStltutlon Water." rtifopsutended for Inflammation of the Kidneys and Irrftationofthe Bidder, having suffe ed for the past three year-, ai:d tried the akilLof a number of physicians with .. tnithe skillof relief lirocWed one bottle of jour agents at Hartford. Messr*. Lee. Msson fc Co and when 1 had used hail of it. totn? ssrpriae 1 fonnd gr'sl chsngc In mr ha«tb I have used .two bottlfts e* It, and am where I never expected to be lu n»y life, well, and in good spirits. cannot express my_gratitude for it I f«,l thatU is all and more tbau ycu recommend»d iUo be. May theblesaiui# of God ever attend ya a \cnra truly.

LaOSATlU S. ITCGVLOW.

FOR S JLLK BT ALL DHrGG'BTS. PBICB $1WM GHKGtr COn 1'ieprietors, itOKGAK h. AI.LEN, General Agent*,

So. 46 Cliff street. Ifew Toik.

... Agents hi Ch

L^E?^ KijfCH

4. ypLii«R.

J^faT^*°S^bW"$V tCHD3AL fc.BRO^

m'"" UMMJCK.

Vegetable Extract.

:-k

^STot make X) mnkards

DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S

GERMAN BITTERS,

l£.

PHllPA^jLJiD BV

Dr. V. ?J. JACKSO.V, Phila'dH, 1*««.

Will eflVetoally and rao^t certainly

Cure all Disease*

xfmgr*

iu imi

DlSOKIkF.lir.D l.iVKK, M'OMACH,

OK jcklAtniDYS,

rbonaanda of out rltisena are anifering from Djr*. peptia and Liver Diseases* and to whom he following quo tiona applv— we gnarantM

O A N E A N I E S WILL i'BK THEW.

Dyspepsia and Liver Disease.

Doyor ris? wth a coated tongue morning*, wit'i 'had tJiite in the mouth and poor apetlte for breakfaatT Do you feel when you flr*tg?tnp ae weak jad languid jou can ccarccly get about Do yon bave a dizziness in the head at times, and often a dfllusss, with headache occasionally Are yonr oowcla costive at imgaiar^ and appetite ctange--ltle Do you throw up wrisd from the stom?c_«. and do yon swell np often? Do you feel a fulntsufter eating, and a a.nkiag hen the stomach Isemp'.y Do yon have heartburn occasionally Do yor 'eel ow spirited, and look on the dark aide ol things? Are yon not nnnsnally nervoua at times? Do you not become restless, and often lay until midnight before.jou can go to sleep? And then at UmesJAn*tjwfutfe4 doll and sJespf mast of the time f™ ft yonr slrtn fVy*Rnd scrfyj hIS mtow In ibort, Is Cut yonr life a lmrtken. btil -fforfb?dinga'r.'

HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS

WILL C'JRR KVH'V r\SE Ol"

Chronic or Nervous DelfilCy, Disease of the Kidneys, and Diseases urisiug from a Disnr. der^d Stomach..

PARTK I IiAU AOXICE. There are many prep-irations Mold nnder tbe name of Litters, put up ic qnur' compounded ot tho cheapest wbl'key ir i. rum, costing from i0 to 40 cents per galloa, tbe taste dir.gui.icd by Anise or Coriander Seed.

This class of i!itters ho* c.-.uscd and will contlnne to canse, as long as they can be s«Id, liendreds to die the death of the drunkard. By their nse the system is kopt continually uuder tbe tofiuence of ilcohollc StlmuioTit' of tbe worst klr.d, the desire for,Liquor is created and kept up, and the refult 1 all the horrors attrnd.it vp'r. ,i diunkard's life and dea'1

For thoae.who desire and will liiivc IJ(juer Bott!c. publish tho followutg r^cvipt. (let One hottie Jloofland's (lerman Hitter* and tntx with i.hrve Qotirts of *5ood Brandy Ar TfliisKey, and fhe re-

8,llt

ne»S of thft raotitfi, crncWng" or th' lip?, a sweet medlcinial virtK'a and trn« e.vc^l tnre any of thr breath, in the more advanced cagis, ami finally loss *i -"-Tons Liotior_ Bittors in the market, and will of appetite, emaciation, -i.d ibe patient gradually much sinks from exhauatiOD.

L.GOBSUTDTION WASTEli *1. CONnTlTtTlOX AV'ATKi atvt,iCO«ST»U110ff WAIKK. -COSSTiTUriON WATgR. sr scONgTnunojf WATER. TUB ONLT KtTOWN- RBMKDf FOR T3K ONLY KNOWN KKMEDY FOK THK O.NLY KNO ,V N RE'^fcLY FOR tht: ONLY known REMFJU

DIABETICS.

wi 1 b« preparation that will »«r excel

cost much leaiM. Yon will bavo ali tbe bit tuosof Hoof lands Hitters in c.-uiicction with a {jooit art'Cbi of Lii|iiu.% at it much leg" piic» tha^ thtae Inferior pr^para ions will cost you-

Hootiantfs Oermaa Bitters

Will .^lve you

«l Good Jfppfiiie, Will give you STli( rNf? ^TIKALTHV NliRVES, yCU Uriah ami jKncrgeiic Fetlings

WIU enableif n'c*

S I. E W li JL I.

And mil positively prevent YELLOW fE VER, RILIOUS FEVER, tfc.

WM* snfleriog frow

VAIOKW i*OJ®r AND DELI CATS

'Constitutions. From whatever r^use, either in

Mnlo or Fomalo, WILL l-'INL) IN O O A N S

German Bitters

gle dose haa been known to relieve the. nio^: ur-. AKEUEDT Ara^SS toSSbled wtti. that. dletreHtog pain fn I That will restore them to their usnal health. Such the small of tbe back and through the lfip-? A •'^""ntbecaao :n thotwands of inatancw and a teanspoonfui a day of the Constitution Water will 's required to fr'-vo the assertion, relieve you lire magic. Kt-MEMBER,

THAT THESE BITTERS ARE

NOT ALCEOHOLIC, And sot iritended aa a

E E A E

I S E A S E S O E

Kidney* aad Bladder,

IN YOUNG or AGED, MALE or FEMALE Aro spe.'dilv removed, and t". patlont restored health.

Delicate Children,

Tkose suffering from MARASMUS, wasting away, witii scarcely any fleau op their hones, are cured in a very «ho time onie bdt'i lu such caies wiD have a most surprising efljbct.

Parents

Having suffering children as above and wishing to raise them, will never rrgret tbe day they commenced with these bitters.

LITERARY MEN, STUDENTS, And those working ba: with their t'rnlns, flfuld aiw.tys keep a bottle of Hoof land's Bitter* near them, as they will flud much benefit from ite use, toboth mind .ind body, Invigorating and not depressing. a It is not Liquor Stimulant,

n- isn ir.,. IT Ami U-nycM n« Krostrsitlon.

BOSTON COBKERB, N, .. Dec. 2, 1861.— »m. U. •Gregg fc (A.— Genlr-1freely Kive you liberty to mak« nsu ot the following certificate of the value of Constitptipi*Water,WBicbf I c»n recommend Jio the highest fhrnriet:—My wife was artacked with pain in tho suoalutrs, *holo leBgth 01 tiie bnek, »mi!n her limbs, vhhJ'ytpitationofthfJ/,'rt u:ul Wo cell the attention of all havinn relatiuns or

Atlti»«ion, Sollier«!

AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDI KRS

Irritation vf th*Bliddtr. Iciledaplijiiuan, wh-» f'.-Ieime iu the army to the fact that "Hooflnnd'a attended her abont three moitUi. wivn he MY her Gentian Bitter's" will cure nin^-tenths of the ilisworse tha^ hohad foundher. I then employed 01

eawes

for about nine months, and while she was uujler the newspaper?,»- «*H»-al of th.- lei, it »ill be hi6 care she did net uffer quite as much f»tln. Be noticed that a very large proportion are -ufferiiiK finally pave up and said'"Ao* tf« incvr- fTtrril avbi'iity- F.vv'ry i-f 'hut '.lad can abl* l'ar,"«ald he, "fhe haa such a combination readily cured by ilooflihd's Ofrciac lsitt r«. DL— of complaints that tuedielne'irfven fbr one eperaies e»8e4 resulting from disoruvts of tlie ditt^stive or

•irainst some ollur of her difficulties." Abont tbi6 time she commenced tho use ofConstitution Water, and to our utter astonishmsnBBlmoet the firsttioee. seemed to have the dasired eflcct, and she kept oh improving rapidly uader its treatment, an! now superintends entirely ber domestic affair*. She has not taken any of the Coustitn'ion W afr for about four weee, and we are bnppy to fay that it has

induced by exposures and privations incident

tl) Ciimp

lift--. In tbe lists published almoet daily In

gaits aro speedily removed. We have n« hesitation ig tbat,*lf tliese Bittrrs

Ulul

"ii-

t)ie+(, B:ttrr

staling that, If tbv.^ B.ttrrs were en(!()

r—

among our foldier-', hum'.reris of saved that otherwise will be lost. Tl:e proprtattors atfldaily rect-lvltig thankful tton 'rotn au^rcrs ii the srmy ar.d hospiuir. who have been restor -d to health by tbe of !-*«.»- Bitt'.TSrMtoHo.tlwai i'j J_.

BKWAKlv OF COUN I KRFEITS! J'RICES—Large size (holding nearly doit ble quantity,) IW per Bottle—half dozen s,-,.0U. Small rfiie—7.") ueiiU per I'.ottie lnlf dozen *ron.

Should Vo-Jt i.eare.-t traggUL tioll.*v» the arcllie, do not put oil'by any of tb» intoxicating prepar tions may be oCVrM in its place, but sen id we will forward aect gee that ibe signature on tbe wrapper of each bottle priicijial Office and Manufactory, 3trctt (8utceeioriM!. M-JII'JESON A CO.) Proprietors.

K..U..I.U. 0. JACSSO.V, .. 1t pp.,..,, ,od

HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

COMPOUND FLUID KXTtlACT BUCHU, aPoaitive utd Scientific Remedy for disaasea of the B! aider,Kidneys, Gravel, and Dropsical ^welllri

Tela Medicine increases the powar of Dlgasllcn, and excite the Absorbents into healthy,acnWit^F which the Watnry or Calcareous ^positions, ana •*11 Uanmtnral Enlargemenbi are reduced, aa weu aa -Pain and Inflammation.

EJLTKBOXjD'S EXTRACT BUCUl For Waak&eaaea arlalns from Kxceaaea, 5,*^® of Disvipation, Early IndiseceUon of AMM, tended with the following symptoms:— Indisposition to exertion, toaaof Mp*nory, Difficulty Weaker "orrar ot fi»«atWakfftliEaa»t Dimnosa of V! ton, Pain in the Bae», Univ«-sal rjuaitnde of tia Macular Sy^*®f Hot Hands, ^lushlBf of the Body, Dryness ol the Skin. aptiona on we Faca,

Pallid Counter nee.

Iheae sympt«iaa, if allowed t- goon, which thU is ad. cine invariably removes, a. :a follows hmpoUnet/t FatuUy, Spileptia FH&, In one of which the Patient may vplre.

Who can say that they aro not frequently followad by those "Direful Diaeasea." "INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION."

H' ny are aware of the canae of thalr anffering, BUT *0V* vntt OOVFK3S THE EXCOKD3 OF THl nfSAXX A3TLCM3.

And Melancholy Deatts by Conaumptlon bear atrplewitnesa to the Truth of the aaaertion. The CenatltnUon one* effected with Orrani-i U'eakne»a requireathe aid ot Medicine to Strength' -B and larigorats the System, Which Helmboid'a Extract Buchn Invariably d&ai,

A Trial will contlaco the most skeptical.

FEMALES—FE WAI.ES -FEMALSD. I a many affections peculiar to Females the Extract Rucbu is uneqaaled by any ether remedy, aa in Chlcrosi* or Beieatlon, Irregularity, PamtiUieaa ?r Suppression of Customary KvaciaUona. Ulcerated or Scirrhous state of the Utarns, Lauohorrhoea or Whites, Sterility, and for all complalnta incidoat t»tho s» x. whether arising from indiscretion Habiu of Dissipation, or in tbe

DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.

Take uo more Balsam, Mercury, or unpleasant Medicines fbr unpleasant and dangerous diseases. EELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU AND

IMPROVED ROSE WASH CURES SECRET bl$£ASE8 all their Stages, At little Expense. Lt'ilc or rc change in Diet. NolncoavemeEO*.

And no exposure.

It causee a frequent detire and gives strength to Urinate, tht* ety Removing Obstructions,

Prevent

ing and oaring Strictures ot the Urethra, allaying Pain and Iniiamatlen, so frequent in the class of diseases, and expelling all PoUonotu, Diseased and woruont Matter.

Thousands npon thousands who have beea the victims of Quacks, and who have paid heavy feeetc be cured in aciiort time, have fonnd they were deceived, and that tho "Poison" has. by the use of "powerful astringents," been dried np in the system! to break out in au aggravated form, acl perhaps afior Marriage.

L'ae llsi.9aou'd EXTRACT BUCHU for all affection ind dloeases of the urinary organs, whether existing in male or female, from whatever cause originating and no matter of bow long standing.

Diseases of these Orgats requires the aid of Diuretic, Helmbbold's Kxtraot Buchn Is the grtai Diuretlo, and is certain to have the desired effect In ail Diseases for which it is recommended.

Evidence of ths most reliable and responsible charactcr will accompany the medicine. Price 81.OQ per bottle, or six for 85.00. Delivered t« any Address, securely packed from ob aervation.

Dor-cribV n) )tonu ia allCommunlcaUoj.s. Cures Guarantee Advice Orallt .Address letters for information to

H.B, HKLMBOLD, Chemist,

1C4 Sou Tenth-ft., bel, Chesnnt.PblLi HELMEOLD'S Medical Depot, HKLMBOLD't* L'rutjand Chemical Warehouse, 6&1 Broadway, Slew Yoi k. Beware ef counterfeits and unprincipled dealers whoendeavor to dispose '"of the.r own" and 'other' articles on the reputation attained by

Hdmbel.i's Genuine Preparations. Extract Bnchn. Sarsaparlila.

Improved Base Wa*h.

E01D »R

ALL D&UG3IST8 KYEBYWHBRE. A^kfor HRLMBOLD'S. Takeno ether. On out the Advertisement and send for it.

And avoid imposition and Exposure.

HOSTETJEEB

CELEBRATED

STOMACH

BITTEKS.

A purount! powerful Tonic, corrective and altertt:va of wonderful efficacy in disease cf the

Stomachs Liver and Bowels*

Cures Dysprpsia. Liver Compl alnt, Headache, Sea oral D»htllty, Nervousness, Depression of

8Pr'

its. Constipation, Colic, Intermittent Fevers, Cramps and Spasms, and all Complaints of either Sox, arising from

Bodily Weakness whether In* herent in the system or iduetd by speclsl causes.

Nothing that is not wholesome, genial and restorative iu its nature enters into the composition of UOSTBTTER'S STOMACH BITTKRS. This popu'ar preparation coutains no mineral of any kind, cu deadly botanical element no fiery cxcltast but it a combination of the extracts of rare balsamic ti-rbs and plants with the purest and talldest of ail ffu»ive stimulants.

It is well to be forearmed against disease, and, so far as the human system can be protected by human means against maladies engendered by au atiwhelcs^ma atmosphere, impure water and other external causes, ^OSTRTTKH'S BITTiu2S may relief! on as a safjgjard.

In districts infested with Fever and Ague, It has been found Infallible as a preventive and irresistible as arcmedy and ibousrdds who resort to It under apprehension of an attack, escape tbe scourge and thousands who neglect to avail themselves "t its prott-ciivo qualities in advance, are cored bv very brief course of this marvelou.-i m«liciue. Fever and Ague patients, after being plu with qninine for months in vain, until fairly saturated with that dangerous alkaloid, ars not untrequently restored to health within a ftwdajsty the use -f HOaTETl'KR'S BITTERS.

The weak stomach Is rapidly irvigorated and the appetito restored by this agreeable Tonic, ar.d

,ave uu iiB-maTif .r, hence it works wonders in cases of Dispepsla and ir.

were freelv u^r.i lc^sconfirmed forms of Indigestion. Acting «s a

and lppSrient,aa

1 Arch 1 them.

Sa~For sale by Drugvlsts aud Dealers In every o',r» ir the Cnited States. t)ct 8,186iwlydeow

SOLDIERS CLAIMS.

.1. II. AlOOKE,

Attoiney atXiaw I

NOTARY FUBLIC,

And Jcnrrnl Coll«ctiug Ati-ut, ElHplOJ lllCllt!

K'Anted 1)000 A{CUti) to introdcrc? 'N ,. 1ERIIL-HAI/TS, I^ND., ppp \TOVTW MN TDIVPI 1 INIT prompt* to the cvllecon of ****».

Zantm/u atcd q.? 1 Clalwe, and all Notarial bustness ectruswd Uihiai Expenses will bo paid to men who merit the L-nts'. i'itOfiU-era ^Vatch, a first-' "a*'J7dnf cl.ss Silver Wonthif Case, Patent Lever, with n#w Patent Time Indicator, $35. Bead for iLspectiua be forepiymenu Liberal Ageccy lerms. for Clretifar. AERANCULE A 00jaaSwSm SIS Broadway. 5. "t. *. jr.-I ~.«n -'.l— "St1

$75 every psld, to sell icy Addxitw.

well «s upen the

iiver, it also inaariably relieves the Constipation snperinluced by lrregul.tr action of th* digestive and secrotive organs.

Porsons of feeble habit, liable to Nervous Attacks. Lowneas of Spirits and Fit» of Languor, find prompt aad dermaront relief from the Bittern.— The testimony on this paint is most cenclusfve, and from both sexes.

The agony of Bilious Colic is immediately as.au. g»d by single dose of tho stimulant, snd by occasionally resorting to it, the return of I-1 may beprevento1.

AS a General Tenlc, HOSTETTli vg ailTEMit proiluce etfects which must be exporienced or wttttessed before they can be fully apprtclate^. In cas-ja of Constitutional Weakness, Premature Decay aud Uebilitv and Deere pi tide arising from OLD Aor.. it exercises the electric influence, in the cotsvales-

r^elta,

A. KVA5S Laat, but not least, it is the Only Safe Stimslant beinir mauufactured from sound and Innocuous materials, and entirely free from the acid elements present more cr less in all the ordinary tonics and stomachics of tbe day,

Ko family mediciua has qeen so universally, and, it may be truly added' deservedly pipolar with tbe int-Uigeat portion cf the community, as HOSTETTEifS BI. EE?.

Prepared by HOSTKTTER 4 SMITH, PltUba.-g, Pa.

So'd by all Drug^Uts, Grocers asi Storekeeper JsnlSwly everywhere.

I»

5'° ?L* M°NTH AN°

mm' approbation of the subscribers, and a psrma-

A IttON ill want to hire Agents Ih altuatioD. For full particulars eddrew 0. J. HEINilAN & CO., ddc30w3m Atkinson Dspot, J?.