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Rebel Designs Against the IrOnsIdes.

Rebel Designs Against the lronsides'
A correspondent of the Baltimore Amer
lean, writing from the Harbor off Charles
ton, says:
"The rebels have not abandoned their
design to blow up the Ironsides. They
have three steamers built expressly for the
purpose of exploding torpedoes, two Of
which are completed and the third build
ing. That used against the Ironsides is
known as torpedo steamer No, 2. She is
heing repaired and rendered musket proof
On her next essay she is to carry torpe-
do containing one hundred pounds of pow
der. Steamer No. l is of different con-
s,ruction, 1t is provided with an sppara,
tus by which it can be entirely submerged
as it approaches the object against which
it is designed to explode torpedo. The
experiments with it have not, however
been satisfactory. 1t was tried some time
ago, and five men were dsowned by it
Alterations were then made, and last week
it was again tried, This experiment wa:
still more disastrous, its whole crew o.
eight men being destroyed"
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rh. Contest In New ynrk,

The election in New York which takes
place on Tuesday next, is being strongly
contested The Unionists are working
with a vigor which deserves, and which
will secure success. The disloyal Copper
heads are also working with a desperate
energy, and with the customary unscru-
pulousness in regard to means and state
ments. It is quite noticeable, that the
COpperhead journals, that so warmly sym
psthized with Vallandighsm, prior to the
Ohio election, now repudiate him, his awar
policy" and his ''peace' doctrines. But
the dodge will not avail. The Empire
State is sure, like Ohio and Pennsylvania,
to render her verdict for the Union The
days of COpperhead rule are being fast
numbered in that great State.
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LrrrEn rnon nrv. pa. 1NoRAHAM.
HOSPITAL VISITOR SAN. Con-.

HOSPITAL VISITOR SAN. Con-. I
NASHVILLE, Der. 20, 1863. !
Dr.. j. s. Nea0bury. S crstdTy Western Ge-
partment U. S. Sanitary Commission:
Dear sir:-On thursday last learned of
a telegram received from you, requesting
that James Hopkins or l should distribute
several boxes of grapes which had just
been shipped. At once engaged Mrs. H.
to accompany me, and we started out for
this distribution 1 made request in
| each hospital that the ward-master should
90 through with US, pointing ou under
the Surgeons instruetions) every case
such as disrrhes, where grapes could not
be received. Every Surgeon expressed
his grateful thanks for this kindness. We
went through hospitals Nos. 8, Is, 0 q
and two wards of No. II, giving to every
patient who was allowed to receive them,
generous bunch or handful, stating that
they were from the United States Sanitary
| Commission, AID giving a kind word TO
each man. In some instances the Surgeon
accompanied US, evidently from their in
| terest 70 see how the unusual gift would
be received. Every man expressed and
showed his pleasure in being in this way
personally remembered by the Sanitary
Commission. OF course, an opportunity
was offered for puns upon the word grape,
and general oheerfulness was awakened.
We thus distributed to just 925 men in the
hospitals above named, and | am satisfied
that the distribution, although. apparently
a trivial matter, has done great good It
has brought the Sanitary Commission di-
rectly into contact with the boys in such a
way that they could appreciate it. In 9TH
er words, it touched their Palates, and doz-
ems of them Voluntarily declared that they
would now write home and tell their
friends that they had received the good
things which they had sent
1 took the liberty Of telegrsPhing 10 you
for "little more grape" snd hope that
you will be able TO send them.
l am getting to be quite at nouns IN the
hospital work, and daily more and more
interested. In fact, Degin to regret that
there is probability of my being changed
to another field; but it is all in Gods
hand.
Very truly, ycur friend and brother in
the work, p. 7. INGRAHAM.
P. ST. have re-opened this to say that
if you will give in the names of the do
nors of the grapes, will gladly write
them letter Of acknowledgment deserib,
ing their distribution and reception.
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NAsuvILLE. Oct. q

NAauF ILLhI VOIs 70.
Lookout Mountain was taken on the 18th
by our troops under General Hooker, with
the llth corps, portion of the 18th, and
Palmer's division of the 4lh corps. There
Was no serious Telegram.
This is a most Important advantage
gained by General Hooker. 1t greatly
strengthens cur position ct Chattanooga,
as the Cumberland river IS now open, af.
fording a line Of communication for sup.
plies, which relieves the former great en-.
barrassment under which cur army labor.
ed. General Hooker, then, has added tC
his other lsurels, that of being the hero Of
Lookout Mountain.
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wYNKooPs ICELAND PICTORIAL

Diseases Of the Throat Chest and Pulmonary OF.
gaus are ever pTgrsient, iusidlous and dangerous.
Inc properties Of medicine 70 alio7lale. cure ana
nproot these cong snfs, must be EEpectOrEnt, Ano-
dyne aud Anvtgcra ing, l1oseEirg the mucus ul ne
thaoat and - n ,iug tone 10 the entire sJ stem NC
discovery lD ad cat scie ever mastered this cla5
Of dis ases ke ~ MyukCop's Iceland PeetoraL IL
ussd altn most ast shing resui-s IN Bi caa5
o. Bronchitis, lnn .euLl, hooping COuah, pipthe-
ria Or Putrtd Sore hroati asthma Group, Coughs
Colds, Nervous Debility. Ao.
Tie Lev. ). J. Potter certihes, q" that have usod
DIT. Wynk1OPs Pectora for several yssrs, rytelf and
in my family, severe Pulmonary Com platuta, and
have reoomms nds It to many others, and ha1 usT-
er seen it equal.n Bey. J. ]. PJIIEkt
Brooklyn, n. Z.
Hundreds and thO7ssnds 0fimp0rtsut testimonial
could Be produced, showing its rkable cures and
that * NEvEE FAILs Ii Is clmposed Of puro icels1d
Mols, aim o G. esd, Peruvian BaIsGn, Elecsmrsns
Oomirey Burd1ck aui other inYElo SHE eXpectorani
and tonic fnsredisnts II Is harmless, prompt and
lasting. Inyaiids and sufferers cannot afford 10 neg
luct trial. Every family should have IT, Il Is re-
markaole for Group. full descriptions reoonmeHd-
sti0ns and diTectit ns sccJmpzuy each bottl-.
AaE-PrcpaTed b. Ut. R. d &TsKOoP, ant sold By
, D. s. BAHSE5 co. NsE York iyl6-REapF
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December "a, 1861. !
VIZ. h -QREea 4 Cc-Gents: freely give you lib
srty to make use Of the following Certificate OF the
valued Constitution Water, which can recommend
Ia the highest manner:
MY wife, who was attacked With pain in she shoul-
eTs whole length Of the back, and In her limbs Win
Pslpitation OF the Heart attended with Failing OF
the Womb Dysmenorrhss, and Irritation Of the blad
Der l called a physician, who attended her aOo
three months when he lefi her worse than he fOuna
her then employed one OF the best Physictane !
oouid ind who attended her for about nine months
and while sine under his care she did not sutef
1uite a. much pain he finally gave her mp and said
hher case WAS fncurable" "For," said he, she has
such combination Of plants, that medicine CIV
an fsr one operates against some other Of her dcul
lies /" About this time, she commenced the use OF
Constitution Water, and TO our utter astOnlshnenti
Almost the fret dose seemed to have the desired Of
feet and she kept on improving rapidly under tts
treatment, and now 5uperintends entlrely Der DO
sstic afairg She has not taken any Of tbs Consti-
tuition Water for about four weeks, sud we are happy
% Esy that it has produced permanent cure
WM. n. VAN ,. .E6SOHOTEH.
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DELIOATE CHILDREN.

Those suferipR from Harasmus, wasting sway, With
Icarosly flesh on their bones, are cured IN ven
sort tims one bottle, IN such cases, viii have most
surprising eject.
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REPORT OF BEREA SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY


Mas. B. ROUSE, PRESIDENT OF PARENT
AID SOCIETY, CLEVELAND, 0HIo:-It is
well known to yen, but not to ali, that we
have in Beres two adult and three juve-
nile Aid Societies, working for the benefit
Of sick and wounded soldiers. Our Socie-
ty having never furnished you report Of
its doings since its organization In June,
1861, thought best now TO do SO, to the
commencement of the present year.
Some articles made and forwarded have
now partially slipped from mind not hsv-
ing been put on the emenorandum. Money
received, S216 %; money expended,
Sl02 O74; balance in the treasury,
S24 222 hospital stores forwarded to the
Cleveland Aid Rooms by the Soldiers Aid
Society, Beres, 50 shirts 48 flannel under
shirts; so pairs Of drawers; 40 towels ;
II pillows; % pillow slips; 62 pairs socks
ia handerchiefs; q sheets; le8 pairs OF
slippers; 35 quilts; 1876 WOODEN caps; 60
pairs mittens; 80 napkins; l8 eye
shades; 2 hair cushions, Z pads; l69 lbs
bsndsge; II lbs lint; % lbs congresses;
l roll flannel; 2 bed gowns; blanket;
100 furnished needle cases; 80 bottles
wine; 10 cans current jelly cans jelly
IL lbs cheese; 15 lbs dried beef; 284 lbs
butter; 1871 bushels potatoes; bushel
carrots; SO cans strawberry jelly; cask
picked spples; % dozen eggs; 10 bottles
tomato pickles. 2 cans apple pickles 9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-31

A gentleman at St. Paul, Minnesota, hns
produced, after long labor, six automatic
figures, three of each sex, life size, and so
closely resembling living persons as to de-
ceive all but the closest observers. They
play upon musical instruments and mind
their own business a good deal better than
some live people we know Of.
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DysmnThcG, or PGigtg! AsDStyTGsiOB, sDd
n HesoTYhGgie or PofIss F1Os0iBg.

Both Diseases arising from faulty secretion Of the
menstrual huidin the one case being too httle and
accompanied By severe pain; aud the other too pro-
iuse secretion, which viii be speedily cured By the
Constitution water.
That disease known as FALLING OF THE WoHB,
which is the result Of relaxation Of the igaments OF
that organ and Is known BY sense OF heaviness and
dragging pains IN the back and sides, and AZ times ec
cor panied by sharp lacinating or shooting pains
through the parts viii, all cases, be removed By
the nlsdiciEe.
There is another class Of symptoms arising frsm Ia
aITATIOS OF TIE W0AB, which physicians cali her-
vousuess which word coveTs up much ignorance, and
a Rins cases out Of ten the doctor does not really
Know whether the s. mptgms the disease, or the
Iis-ase the symptoms We can only snumerate them
mere IspeGk mere particularly OF Cold Feet Palpi-
gsEion O. the Heart, Impaired Memory, Wakefulness,
Flashes o. Heat Langour Lassitude. and Dimness Of
WfEisnI
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A FRIEFp u HKED-TRY u.

A FRIEFD II HEED-TRH n
DF. 6Weet'sIEFALL1bLAA AAihlAAaE = BfsD9s
iron the rsoips OF Dr. sssphsn Sweet Of Oonns0t'
the great bone ssttsr and hss been used IN bis pa
tjcs for the last twenty Tsa with the most sstonal
/ uF Easoes5 As a external r5I1sdJ y L NlLhous 7
ftyi and VIII alleviate pain more speeoiy t1an e1l
sthsf ureDaration For all RheumaEic snc horFoul
DEorersi Il 4 tEuly infalibls, anc - ouESfiyo ~
sores wounds, 5pT1tns, Brui8ss- 6o-s - fo0sning
hsalina ard poiForlul strengthening Drc1el1ttie =
-st ~ i7Et vToer nd scto elt Of al Wo hsSt
aver 7jysn 4 trisl Over sOuz hEnd-et rorthcss-.
q rslasrfsbia ourss performed D. u 1thta tne -
two Vssrg sfteyt 70 tAiE isct. Strong Ar1aatIo4l
Arsuts iOr Cleveland. uoctuaitso1t1AH'As9
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ICoNNualcArED.I
PULmOaaRY CONSUMPTION A DURABLE DISEASE
A Card-To ConsumptiVes.

The u5dsrsigued Ea ing been restored 70 Hsallh In
q few weeks, b. very simpls remedy, after having
suffered several years Eith ssyeru lung Affection
and that dread disease, Consumption is anxious %
MAKE known 70 bis fell .w-EUiiereT1 The msAas Of
cure.
To all who desire IA, he win send COPY O tbs pre-
scrip-on used free OF charged With the directions
for preparing and u,inz the same. which they VII
md sure Cure for COnsumptia n. Asthma, BIOnehi-
ts 40 TIE only object Of the advertiser In ndtug
the Prescription Is to benefit the sihiose aud spread
Information which he eoncelVes to be inva uAbe-sna
ne hopes every sufferer viii ~ 5his remedy, sait VII
cost them nothing, and may prove 9 blessing
Parties wishing the prescrip tonwil , ease addrss
Rev. EDWAED A. WILsOS, y Nilliansburgh,
octl -ls dAw Kinss county, n. 4.
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pSO mn MONEY ADVANOEI

w,l known W WAGNER's LOAN CF ZOE on 5ecGri-
ties Of eytrV kind viz: Gold and liver Watc 81
m nds. -ilver W sre Jew-lry. Com, PIst, 8. 10th
iDg, D 90 ds. Plan s, II lcde rs an1 all persoOal
property ard Rrticl value, op the most Sstisfso
tory terms Busiress strictly private hstsblishsd
1857 n. .B.-A variety Of u ride med Watches, Jew
elry. Guna, &C, for sale at bargains
S8-Offoe--cornero 0, Water and Supsrior-Sts over
eessS : ''--'''' ~ j. Q. 8 ". WAeSER.
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READ-RBAD-READ.


DAHVILLE, Pa, uno B ls64s
Dr. WA z. QREGa-Desr Sir: In February 1851, I
ns aicted with the sugar diabetes, and for months
passed more than two gallons OF water in twenty
four hours was Obliged 10 get often As ten or
twelve times during the night During the month Of
July, 1861, procured two bottles Of Constitution
Water and In two days after using Is experienced
relief and after taking two bottles was entirely
opTaf soon aitar regaining my usual health.
Yours truly, J.Y. L. DEWITT.
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bas proved tsof equal to the task that has dsVOlTe
pom 1t.
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Ths Congressional elections in West
Virginia have resulted in the election GER
tainly of two, and it is though also of the
third Union and Administration candid-
ate.
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The Chief Attributes OF MANHOOD sEt
frsquently lost or suspended by usi-vrscticss and
oioua habits that win inevitably lead 20 hsredtsTJ
disease unless checked IN time Esad the truths l3e
down in the treatise 'tHUBAA FRAILTY, OF Phys
BIOLOGICAL RRsEAECHEs.' 1t is elaoOTassly hlustra
ted with colorsd snsraviRgs and Viii convince sni
most hardsnsd and uaoonoerrsd, As sel as rslieEs
the minds Of the mOst despoudiHE, 5y lsadins then
in the right channel for rols' o hodfiy snd Insnta
agony and despair.
s8rSold By Dr.. BAKsOv, is4 bissos oseT-st;, n. =.
Price Is cents. sent free every were ce a1teEe1
msut Of 81 Triessnlar' IL alytheE column.
soid slso by g. " CIsEBA, lruzKisti Cleveland
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MILFORD. Conn, Nov. 1s, lssl.

Dr.. WM, q. QREGG-Dear Sir: l have for several
years been afflicted with that troublesome and dan
zerous disease, Gravel, which resistedAl remedies
and doctors, uAti took Constitution Water, and
you may be assured that l was exceedingly pleased
With the result II has entirely cured me- and y-u
may make any Of my name You may see ht In re-
gard to the medicine, as have entire confidence In
It's otioaoY. YourB truly. POND STRONG.
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sTothers! 8IoIhersIl sEOthersIR

Don't fail 10 procure MIS- wIEsLO as SOOTH.
ING SYRUP for CHILDREN TEETHIN9.
This valuable preparation Is the prescription o. one
Of the best Female Physicians and Sursss iu The
United States and has been used or thirty years with
never falling saety and success by millions ef moth
ers and children from the feeble infant OF one week
old to the adult 1t not only relieves the child ron
Pain but invigorstes the stomach and bowels, CO.'S
reefs aedty, and gvss tone and energy 70 the EhoS
system Il viii almost instantly relieve
CHIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND COLlC.
We believe 1t the Best and surost Bomedy In the
World in all easss Of Isysentery and DlarrhOsa ta
Children, whsthsr it arises from Teethind, or ron
any other eauss.
Sg-Ful directions for Using win accompany saeh
bottle None genuine unless the facsimile OF CUR-
IT'S 4 PERKINS, BeE York, Is on shs wrapper.
Hg-Sold BY all Medicine Dealers. Principal oeiess
Is Dsy-st., New York
Price only 3S Cents per BcttIo.
AEHmH
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TVDT4N GPnTNes
ECLECTRICCURE,
beautiful and quiet retreat for Jnvslids, lOoate'

\ neAotiiA auu quiet fetreat loE 1hfeDesl AN@--N~
TallEladge, sHmmir % OIiio,
On tie line o. the AUautf, and Great Western ksi
way. connecting At RSvenna Vits tho CleYe az snd
Piriabhrqh and At Rk-ou with the Cleveland Aanes-
vi ao4 Sins,nna RailUaysi communication beng
direct from all points: IN, - = -.
The Cre urzs established espaciaily for me treat
rnsnf 4 Cd Chronic which have h tner 70
$500 the eforfs OF al oh r 10 ms OF practloe-
Ths treatment is peculiar, being based upon the
Vital Principle OF Sature-Electticltl
Dr. LEW HURp, the Medical Examiner and
Praofiianer, duriug practice Of twenty years,
hss hean emi entity successful 10 the cure OF Chron-
ic Complaints Of long stan ling; ana by comb ming
many o. srur-'s most pnwer NJ remedial agents g.
aux iarisa to DR YOUSos E EcrRo- IHERA L = - B
q ROW able tn psf rm III greA er HoEoers inr@eV-
tnR rnaukinc from st.kness.
The attention of FEN LES Is especially nvtted to
r,r Huri1s treafme 4 the r p -culiar dihlculte1-
OtnrIne Weaknesses Irregularities and Dtspl tc6
ne, = n All kinda OF long st nding. P RHA-
1TrTLT OUaED Many cssss. prouonnceA bg the m 77f
emfnsrt shysciaut, ncursbir, conhnsd to their beds
fr Tears hopeless and Departing have, by his treat
MT been res Orsd 10 health. happiness and long
life.
sEOommunications addressed to DR. LEWIS HURD,
or to the UNDERLINED, Talimadee, O., Nt receive
prompt auention. - -.
orf7-is2-fs = ". U frNN
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CONSTITUTION WATEB
FOR SALE BIZ

Strong & Armstrong, and Benton Btos
+ 0o- Wholesale Agents.
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nnnnand,s German Ritters

ROonand's German Bitters
Wm Give TOu
A GOOD APPETITE,
STRONG NERvEsI
HEALTHY NERVES,
STEADY NERVES,
BRISK FEELINGS,
HEALTHY FEELINGS,
ENERGETIC FEELINGS,
AaOOD CONSTITUTION,
A HEALTHY CONSTITUTION,
A SOUND CONSTITUTION,
4 STRONG CONSTITUTION.
WILL MAKE THE
Weak strOhs'
WILL HAkE THE
Delicate Hearty.
WILL zAKE TIE
Thin S-'
Depressed Lively.
WILL MAKE TIE
Sallow Complexion Clesr'
WILL HAKH THE
Dull Eye Clear and Bright
viii Prove q Blessing
IN FV ERY FA N 1 L 7
Can be Used.with Psrseot Safety By
MALE OLO
FETAIR YOUNG
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These are Raets Enough.

ThSIe are RGcts Enough.
The Is no class OF diseases that produce such e1s
aaustiug effects upon the human constitution 3s Ds
abates and Diseases Of the kidneys Bladder and UNI
JarY Passages and through tal5p -Hdesty they are
neglected until they advanced a. = BE beyond
hescntrol OF ordinary rsasdies, and We present the
CONSTITUTION WATER
=. the EubIic with the conviction that has no e9ua
II relieving the class OF diEeasss tor which u ss ba
0und 80 eniuensy successful in curiuE aud we troB
thai we shs b rewarded ou- efforts II placing 80
raluable remedy in torm 30 meet tne roqnre-
neat Of patieat AID phYstci2ns
gss Gale By GH DTuS0iIss-Pries s. 90.
WM. 4. GREGG CO.,
Proprietors
90 York noVlo:R27eof
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For these diseases II f. truly q sovereign remedI
and too much can not be said in its praise. singh
dose has been known TO relieve the most urgent symp
goms Are you trOabed with that distressing pain Il
the small Of the back and through the hipsi tea
spoonful day OF Constitution Water will relieve yoI
Ike magic.
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Dr. G E a "a a M.
Kas5sr oy The Royal cO1legs q PAs'R'tosii
London, B'.gIassi Graduate ef
IL. Ho.-,..-l ia- . I -


FEMALE Dis BASE
.nd s constant attendant Of Paris London, EsV
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the lsst ts1 Tsars
has opensd his Oflc5 az the
johnson House, CleVelands
where ne viii La7py . meet GIL thoys Who are 81
dfcbsS with subacu.s and ohrouio diseases
His treatment is entirely dn.erenE from thS oil
siAn and Is mEc, eiaoaei0os and sdostiys. HIS med
ieines ass simply Tegstsbls extracts cd els ihsI
have nsysr bsen ussa bat By Two oths Eh5sioians .
America besides L;mseG- tie has a2ers the gTsstsa
aart Of his life and thousands o. dollszs n obtsiRtE
lew secrets in hia profession Eo tests the Urls
Tor al ferns Of diseass. No charge Tor giving
honsst and tue statement 0f thstrc
sPEREIATOgHGA.
To YOUg5 Ena.--Es csn prove 20 you in 3 lev Eits
utes that he Is the ony ply sieian you sTsr t.sae
With that cures this disease For eTeFy fitsnL VI
viii follow his directions, he VII give one HEnors
Dollars II he iais II curing this dts1ass- no chA3
made Tor consultation. These a. distance who Eta
70 consult the Doctor may DO 20 b. aondtng sn14t
Vial OF uriHs BY NAIL with name, scf aud age and q
will answer and describe thsir c5, and ire possol
fty Of gsttiag zal.ef b. enosHias return poetasH
glamps 4AIs.eaa
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Phpsieiani
CONSTITUTION WATER

Have long since given up the use Of Duehu, cubet
and juniper in the treatment Of these diseases, an
only use them for want Of better remedy.
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LsasOrrhea or Rhits,.

aThis disease depends upon an Inflammation Of mui
oous lining OF the vagina and womb II 10 IN all ca
@ accompanied b. severe pain ia the back across the
bowels and through the hips. A tea5pOOnful OF the
medicine nay be taken three times day, with an IN
eotlou Of a tablespoonful Of the medicine mixed
gfth halls pint OF SOFT water, morning and evening
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RoF DyPsPHs

It has no equal IN relieving the most dist essinl
symptoms, Also, Headsche, heartonInI AeIa St2n 2t
dinner The dose in all may be increased II de
Sired, but should be done gradually.