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rHB ArHEv 3um COLLECTION

contain. bsiween 800 and 400 page. Of End hymns
new and old OF he choicest knds for church, Sunday
school, revival missionary prayer and CON
ference and all kinds sacred nnd social p,eetugs-
The music in this book has life AID nsiicn In T. Ike
Shining Shorer Rest ior the Weary -Ssll we know
There is a Beautiful Wo-ldr Kind Wordsn "sweda
Hour OF Prayer There is Land OF Love-" suffer
le children 10 come unto me-" "God save the Nauon
&c Prices single copies bound, so cents. $40 per 100
cloth bound embossed gilt 60 cents $50 per no. Mailed
al the retail price.
4ai, broadway, New York
Publisher OF the above Booka
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL No Z

10 an sntirs work OF is2 page. and y @ tnnss
and hymns As the music Is a iiils difficult II u
lust the book to follow Bell No Nearly one milllos
Of these Bells nave been issued and are nov ringing
through this and other countries Among the many
choice pieces NAV be found shall meet beyond tbs
River!'i There Is a Beannl Nord,n sorrow shs I
come again no nor-1 DO nj you hear the iages cam
iag, Ihbu Gcd sees. fr-' sabbath Bells chime on
&C Pnces Of Bsl No are same as Bell No 2 Bots
rambers can be obiained in volume, price, bouAt
copy 40 cents S%5 per hundred; cloth bound embossed
g 20 cents. si5 PR 1OO. - copvs iuri.h.d ia. 10
price. Mailed Q; lie fetal! pres
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Volunteer Militia.

An election for field officers of the battal
lion of Volunteer Militia organized in thi:
county, will be held at ST. Clairsyille, Satur.
day next. between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and
4 P. NJ. The battalion will be entitled tc
elect at least one field, aud if six companie.
have been organized, to two-a Major and
Lieut.. Colonel.
By order of,he Military Committee.
Aug. 9th, 1863.
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Local Matters.
, = pubiishsd IN bsirSoas csasty.
WwAsr TO BE LET AtoNE.-At I

D~WANT TO BE LET AtoNE.-At the
meeting held here on Monday evening, July
9th, Mr.. r. &. Chambers, the Democratic
candidate for the Legislature, said 'there
had been tbo much partisah spirit in this
country, and that the party spithets ofAb.
6litionist, Secessionist, Secession -sympa-
thizer, Traitor, &c, ought to cease, and
that there ought to be unity of sentiment,
hcnceiorth and forever"
Oh, how true, and how long and how fer.
tently have the opponents Of the Democrat
ic party prayed for the time when the bit
ter inseciivcs Of b1rly should csase, and
mon would treason together" on the quos
lions that divided the people into parties.
Their prayers. however, were unanswer
ed, aud 10 these many years" the howl
ihs cry Of Black Republican, Abolitionist,
Negro worshiper, has been the ruling theme,
''the harp offs thousand strings upon
which Democratic orators and Democratic
editors have been incessant players, and
perhaps in this community no one can be
found who has harped more thoroughly up
on this theme than the gentleman who ut.
tered the above plaihtive cry; we will not
say hypoeritical cry, but taken in connec.
tion with the efforts and actions Of some Of
his party friends, on tie occasion on which
II was uttered, and their threats about
"wipine out the d-d Aboltionists;" we do
think il Is more ike the cry Of 'stop thief,"
by the leading robber, to aid the escape Of
himself and comrades, than the expression
SfSne honestly desirous Of the apprehension
Of the culprlt
W. heartily wish the time may cot1e
when these men who have heretofore devo
ted their time and their energies to the de.
nunciation and abuse of those who differ
with them, until by their misrepresentation
aud poisoning invectives they have divided
the people into bitter, hostile parties, ant
infamed their passions and prejudices uh
til the country, as result, is on the yer,
verge Of ruin, will see the folly of the
course, and pursue different one; but W,
fear the time has not yet arrived, for th'
organ Of the party in the very issue il
which the above extract made its appear
ance is filed with the old slang of Bacl
Republican, Abolitionist, &c. We ar
forced, therefore, to the conclusion that thi
champion Of the party has uttered thi
syten cry Of peace merely to awake tn
sympathy Of the conservative and moral ele
ment Of our people, and secure an armis
tice, that they may occupy the time in en-
trenching themselves more fully, and in prt
pairing tbemselves for renewal ofthe con
test. .,-,
We would say to them, sirs, if you al
tired Of "party epithets, cease using thcu
fyou desire unity Of sentiment" ceas
your everlasting caviling and fault 6ndin
at everything that is done by the friends (
che ruling party.
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TIE NEW PATRIOTIC soSo BOOK

% Fsg.s Of songs, dur,s ard shoruseA sots
JAcfed and secnler Including ~ phgra of prayers Tor
sick and dying solier. and soldiers Scripture Manual
II Is well suited for social singing well as Sabbath
worship Auony the many beautiful pieces may be
found. Where liberty dwe.ls is my county" "T.s
Christian H-ron "Jhree Cheers for our Banner "Conrs
sing 10 me OF heaven Columbia The Gem OF the Ocean
sFreeuian's Catherine "Coi1nbiss King forever"
aAfarchins Aionxn sc. Prcespspss Sovers. Il ss,,i&
SO per 100 Maiied al the retail price.
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WATERS, CHEAP MUSIC roR ,rnE MILLION

Arranged a. solos duets, quare,,s snd ehorusea ios
mu,icsi soc etes choirs Sunday schools public sehooa
seminaries, etc. "Shall know each other thersss
-Doni You hear The Angels eoming. shall we mese
world Where Liberty dwelis Is my couniry,n -Fre-
dom. Truth, aud Right" "we are coming Father
Abra am six hundred thousand more" ~rhrte IL Land
IN Homer Come sing to Of Heaven Land Ia sight"
1--WE will love our Sunday scooln Our God is march
ing onn God save The Nsiiour whuer's cong OF The
Plantation Ne.ron Fair freedoms Nom has dawned'
81 as, -Over the rlop,hain' Little Ella an Angel"
-yylc : gou. to Heaven" suher little chidrei "
come untn mv,n Bury ule in the morning Mother"
Come IN ,hy rest aSwcei hour OF Pruysrr&c. Prizes
cents 90 cents per doIoD 81 per f0l postage cerf
each In sheet form, witi Piano sceomPa innn - ce
Published tY HORACE WATERS Agt
No. lei. BroalwAy. New York
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pGrPERsoNAL. .--Capt. Amos Glover and
Kdjutant Dubois, of the 18th Ohio Regi-
ment, were iu town few days ago. They
are both detailed on the recruiting service.
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s@rTHERE will be service in the Presby'
terian Church Of this place at 10 o'clock on
Thursday-Thanksgiving day; and at u
o clock in the evening, at the Methodist
Church. We hope to see the day generally
observed, and these churches filed, at the
time indicated. .r-..l "a" v sa9.
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p@-THE gentleman, in Capt. Mcrritt's
company, to whom Col. Poorman gave a
gdn, during the Morgan excitement, will
please return it as soon as possible.
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n%CApr. .DANFoRb left home on last
Friday to re-joiu his Regiment. The Cap.
tain was very much improved by his visit
home, and returns to thec Regiment in ex-
cellent spirits.
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s0rHoRRAH FOR KENTUCKY Read
the glorious news from Kentucky, in anoth
er column: It is perfectly stunning. Even
Onion men did not expect such mighty
victory. Again we say, "Buiiy for Ken
tncIvp'
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publishSd b, HORACE WATERS, Agt 4
No. lei. BroaIway. Ns~ York.

v1yATFRs CHORAL HARP-a new Sunday
w school Book, OF 100 rages of beautiful Hymns,
.ud r,mcs II CONTAINS many gems. such ne "Shall
Imo,, each oier ,hcren Suffer little children u come
unto me The Beautiful Shors," '-ch = Is gi"rons
xc Price paper eovrrs, 20 cents; Slspef iu
hound, o. cents; $50 per I0. Its edited by HORACE
WATERS. Author oi SUNDAY School bells.n Nos
aud which have had the en"Tiods sale OF over eisis
hundred thousana eopir. Jua published BY =.
" lRACE WATERS, NJ. ti, broadway ~ ".
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MILITIA ELECTION.

THE MILITIA Of Belmont County Will
! ! ! :
l. meet fofthc purpo-t Of eieeiihT Field
Ohesrs, 70 Wit; one coiynel. one Lfeuten< a
am Colonel and one Mslor for each Rsgp -
msn,. at the time and PLACES following. RI
isr Rxofxs Wheeling, kieblr'd, v. ~,
nion and coLersin Tcwnship..at sr Mx
cLAiRsvfLLE on MONDAY, AUGUST tHN
I'm i-6i. af O'Clock ~ RTA
$50 pRSoNru--Fiu,hipy, Kirkwood, War W.
rem snd sSmersct rownshp.-.et pARNES- vi
VILE on MONDAY, AUGUST hrs, Hl
is63. M O'Clock y IN
sap Rro,srrr--t,olhsn, wsyne. fmffh, ~
Washington and York Townships-m CEN. yH
TREviLLE on MONDAY, AUGUST ~, -N
ieG3, at Z o'clock
lrn RsyrssSr--Mcnd pgtnsy and Pesse Township
-st BgLl.AiRK, OIL MONDAY, AUGUST I'm, 10
at 4 o'clock ?. n.
After having me, the Militia Viii proceed 10 the sle
lion NJ for company oeefs syd mske return 70 me il
fnediaicly. -
ahenf Belmont County. Ohio
sberiff,s Ofoe 81 Clsifsytlle August csh. Ite3.
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serve have received forty. six new SUBJ
scribers, during the past week; thanks to
Capt A. Smith, Of Mead township, and Mr..
s. Hogue, OF Somerton. .iNf. .1
We should like to haye similar report
from other townships.
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VOCAL MUSIC, wna PIANO ACCOMPANIMENT

large assortment Of and popuer songs, ballats
duc,s Gus reits and choruses issued daily Among the
mos popular are. -Shal knrsv each other u,ere!-
Iowrey; "lyhy have my loved ones sone,n Il viii hs
me =, hee On there's 10 .sch girl riner BY Foses
aAIo.hers love is irucn Sweet ove, forget Dot DC,
by Kslar rs cents EACH Il heor sweet ro;crs singing
.orne |, home" Forget II you can, but iorsive, w
Thomas. 30 cents each
iSsTRrMr.srAL M1sfs for the pisno Fore-sws srs
coming Father Aura an six hundred thousand MORE"
Always look on the sunny ster shall we know each
other ,herd,n &C. with brilliant Variations 5y Grobe 30
cents each,
by popuisr auihora AL kinds oi Singing aud insrnos
to,, hooks Catalogues ynsed flee 70 any addrsss :
Music mailed al the above prIces t.N.
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qied.

LEWIS--Of scarlet fever, Thomas Lewis on the 2Sth
u, In his 18Th year. Also OF same disease on the
3tst uit, Annie Lewis, in her 2Oth year and only
daughter OF William and Rachel Lewis, Of Wheeling
Township.
CARMAN.-on the leth of July, Of dipth-ria. Parker
Lewis, eldest child OF E. ]. and L. N. Carman, aged
years, months aud days
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%. STRONG.

4,h. ECONOMICAL.
We not only secure cHEAPNEss by our system bu,
QUALIFY. We do not pretend that our Watch can bs
boagm for less money than the foreign sAxEsELivKs
but that for its real value is sold for hull the price,
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH tnamed wm. Ellery1 is
what ils name idcstes Solid Susiantsl, aud always
Reiabie-warraned TO stand aug pn6unt Of Marching,
Riding or Fighung. af1ir-E
oUR NEXT MGHER QUALITY OF WATCH
,smcd r. 8 Bare,D is similar IN size aud general APP
pcsrance bu, has more jewels aud elabrai- finish
OUR LADIES' WATCH, recently brough, out is pu,
up in great vatiey OF psite many Of Them Of rnr-
beauty aud Workmanship, 10 quite small, but warranted
to kgEP TIME.
OUR YOUNG GENrLEMANs WATCH /. neat,
not large and Just the thing for the pocket OF Young
America.
THE PROOF Of the morris Of our Watch may he
found in the fact that enfplcy ave hundred
workmen factories, and mat we are still unable TO
supply the constantly increasing demand.
OUR THREE QUARTRA PLATE WATCH Ia
thinner und lighter than the others we have described
Its fine chrono,ueter balance 10 delicaely adjusted 10
correct the variation caused by changes Of mperature
These Watches chronomercally raied and are the
fruits Of the utes, experiments in chronomety and are
made BY out best worknen, in separate department o.
our factory For the quest keeping qualities they
| challenge comparison with the best works of the mos
famous English and Swiss makers.
| ROBBINS L APPLETON,
| Agents for the American Watch Company,
| iva inside COW Am is2, BaoApwAY, n. Y.
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THE HARP OF FREEDOM

contains % pagss Of duets and choruses for ra
dom Among the choice pieces we would name, Far
freedoms morn 20 let my people 90" Over the nour
tan,n They worked me all ihe day" &c. Pnes scsan
single, 90 dozsn o. per 100; postage ons ssi
each
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THE REVIVAL Mtslc BOOK

contains 70 pages Of tunes and hymns designed k sss
val prayer, and conference meetings Pnes IN psPsr,
covers siass copies, ~ ess, ss PEI 100 hssd q s
retail Price
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL. No I.

contains i pages aud nearly 2n0 tunes and hymns s,d
10 the popular 5, :. Book ever issued Among the
most popular r.eces sr=. Kind Words" '.E1en Above
Chr stun Hero" "Dcsul.inl Ziorn Il ought To love ny
Mothet" HThe Angels 20 me snr -ln the Light" -hrS;
for the Weary nc Prces-.paper oovers, 20 esii.
each SIS per hundr bound 25 cents $40 hundred.
c oia bouud, smbossSd siit, 20 cs4is, S15 pes 100
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purH: A SACRED cANrA7A

contains i2a pages Words by Rev. siensp Dyer sss
by Prof Gull This excellent book for concsrts ioS
the young Prees-psp-r covsrA 70 ssnla els pss -
bound Is esnt., e2o per 100.
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Auctioneer's Notice.

= HEREBY TENDER MY SERVICES to the public
i "A Auctoneer, trusting by due attention 10 business
70 msr, share Of public patronage having nppned i1f
Ai,y person requiring my services can procure me
so,e ~ addressine me Of Hun,er, belmont Co. Ohio,
'"'aI ',1 ~ JOSEPH D. MAYS, Auctioneer
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S~TEACHERs' EXAMINATION at the
usual place, on Saturday, Aug. 18TH COM
nencing At Q o clock A. NJ, precisely. y
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Estray Mare--$2O Reward.

T>srRAYED from, the premises e Richard Riley ).
L. near Kinseyt Miiio, WhSeiiue eCresf, on she 3lsi
OF Juy, a@BRIGHr SOKREE MAIZE, belonging TO
James W. Highleyman of Mead Township, four miles
below Bclaire. .s
said mare is s.years, old medium size, rather thin in
white, and some saddle niar<s ogthe right aide of her
back. She was shod al around.
Any person delivering said mare 10 said Riley OF
Highisymnn or giving iniormaiion 90 that we can get
her, will be paid the above reward
auo " :. - JAMES w. HiGHLEYMAN.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

,HE partnership heretofore existing between
and Ohio 3. Holloway. under ths frm name Of N:
4 o. s. HOLLOWAY. has been dissolved by mutual
consent ~,
The books Of the firm IN the htnds OF o. 8. Hoo-
way and u persons indebted sald firm will call with
-, --171"i \, FoLI.owAY,.
'ss+ .al su. sas llg D. B. HOLLOWAY.
Rock Hill, July 90, 1859 aue-sw
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Notice to Township Trustees.

rTtHu Trustee. Of the different To Snsps in the coun-
i " will please report 10 me the number OF men III
each coupany ia their reepecivc Townships as near as
possible. Immediately, together with schecuio showing
tie boundaries and numUer ol each company.
They will also nony the militia ui the company Oh;
tricls IL the several townships IN this county iu weic
they have fued to elect line officers, as prescribed hy
the nci Of April IL lc63 meet az such e aud place
Trustees may designate not exceeding ave Gays
time OF notice and proceed To ssid election as was
before provided, and report said election 70 me ii-ei'
aeIy. G. H. CMsIEAD,
Sheriff Belmont County, Ohio
ST. Clairsvilie, July 16 1903.
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HORSE
Administrators Notices

NOTICE Il hereby given thai st ibe Pfobae CouF fof
~ Bernon, County, OHIO, tie undersigncd was ar-
pointed and qualified Adniiihstrs'or of me Esiae
Of Wilneth Jones, deceased, late Of ssid County.
All those indebted said eslsts are requested 10 make
immediate payment snd those having claims efsinst
sad estate notified to present them for setlenen
$50 = W. j. cRYMDLE, Admit
July 70 iso3.
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VyAn DEPARTMENT, PRovcsr MARsI.L GrsEnALs
OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D. c., July 10, 1853.

WAR DEPARTMENT, PRovcsr MARSHAL GrsEnALsl
OFFICE, wAsmscroS, D. c., July IL, 1863
Circular No a. . ,
To answer inquiries made TO This Office ~, announsss
i,L Any drafted person naying $500 uder Section -
Of is enrolment act 10 thereby exempt from further
liability under that drai but not from any subsequent
drah.
2d Any drafted person furnishing acceptable sub
stituie Is exempt from military service for the period ior
which said substitute 10 mustered into the service
Sd substitute mastered into tho service cannot
be drofcd while in service.
9th. A drafed man cannot pny commntauon money.
or presenl Substitute after he has reported hnseh 70 inc
Bonrd OF Enrolment for exomiyaiion.
tth Men wbc, on the I'd Of March. 1862 were IN the
military service Of the Urted states as srhsutes I'M
der the dra Of isa2 and whose terms OF service have
sinee expred liable 10 the present draii bpt ne
persons ior whom they subsutaes are iistle 70
DRAFT The same ihcu,h they been drafted anc
furnished substitutes under tic drsit OF last year
9TH In serving the notice, required by Circular NO
4a fron, this oaee. reasonable time 10 repoV shall III
each case be granlsd by The Board OF 70 men
+T- rl. JAMES H. FRY,
Provost Marshal Gsnegnl.
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Exec,sfOr,s .Nofiee.
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE s hereby given TINT In the Probate Couri for
~ Belmont County. Olno. the undersigned WIS up.
pointed aud qualified Administrator of the estate Of
kersey X. Chandler. deceased late Of said county.
All those indebted TO said requested 10 make
immediate psymyin; aud those having claims against
said notified TO present them for settlement
wiibn one year from tlis date.
RACHEL c. CHANDLER, Adm'rx.
August O. IsC2
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NOTICE.

.-5- -- N-v NOTICE.
THE STOCKHOLDERS of the Central Ohio Rail
L Rood Company hereby notified thatrHHa1zHHa1
the annual meeting for the election Of thr
Directors the ensuing year, viii be helu on
The 25th day OF August next .
.I''- .s WIN. WING, sec'y
Znnesville, August 9, 1852 aA
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9nsiuess Motitss.
a FEW REAsoNs WHY THE
American w Watch

Is TIE bE~T
Il is made on the best principle, While the foreign
watch is generally made on no principle st all.
Let u. look nj The eonras, The oreign watch IL most
ly made by women md boys ~ nusp. While their Ia.
bor 10 cheap. their work 10 dear q any price scch
watches are made wihou plan md soid ~i,hcm guar
nntee They Irregular eowuue,ion, aud quite ~
irfsyusr 10 movement Thief are designed only 70 sell
and the buyer s the party thoroughly sold. Those
who have kt -aDcresp "Iepines,' and "swiss levers.
in prOfes'ed repair for few ycan Will sppfeei'e the
troih OF our statement.
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH
Instead u being made Of several hundred little pieces
screwed together III. body Of the Amsresn Watch Il
fotped Of SOLID PLATES. Nojar interfrrcs with h'
harmony of,s working, and no sudden shock can throw
H.. machinery OF gear. Secession Of one par frou
anoher is unknown its constitution and in fidng o
any business pursuit IL Is oil held together az firmly as
single piece Of metal Il is us, What oil rnsehtner,
should be-
ia ACCURATE.
"a. SIMPLE
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NOTICE 10 hereby given that al the Probate Court Tor
lN BefnotI County, Ohio the undersigned was up
boin.d aud qsiihed Administrator oi the estate Of
George T.. Shue, deed, late Of ssId County.
All those indebted sid estate requested TO make
immediate psyineni; aud those having claims against
said esteie notified 10 present them iof settlement
within ore year from this det-.
ISAAC N. TAYLOR, Admir-.
July 10. Iss3-s
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Turnip Seed.
Adm i,sfssr0fOr's Notice.

II EST QUALITY Of Purple Top strap Leaf Turuip
- Seed, at WELDAY 4 CObEMANiS
Drug and Chemical Store
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-18

wx ii. GREGG Coz
Gets freely give you liberty 10 make Of the fol-
lowing certificate of the value
lean recommend in the highest manner
Ny wife, who wa. attacked with pain In the shoulders.
whole length Of beck. and her limbs. with Palptaon
Of the Heart, attended with Falling Womb Dys
menorThWa. and Irritation OF the Bladder | called
physician who attended her about three months when
he efi her than he found her I then employed
Of the best phys clans could find. who attended her
tor about nine m-nths and while she under bis care
she did suffer uite much pain; he finally gave her
up and said, her iHcart3fe - For said he
she his sacA combination ofco1aI l1iats, tat mefi
cine gjren fr operdfs against ofisy n her
drfcnhi~s" About this time he the use Of
Constitution Water. and To utter aStoniShment,
moot the hr dose seemed have the desired effect and
she kept improving rapidly under is treatment and
sfperutend- entirely her domestic She has
not taken any Of he Constitution Water Tor about four
weeks. and are happy 10 LAY that il has produced
apermanent
wM NJ. VANBENSCHOTEN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-18

Sole Proprietor AMI Manufacturer % the Hard Rubber
Truss under Rigs 4 Gsspiycar's Patents.
The Hard Rubber Trls. IL unlike and superior 10 all
others in the following r>icts: VII neVtT break rust
chafe gall or blister ran &c made still or lml~r, Will
Hernia Il vars Standing: docs ut press lnure
the cor,l. AMI J. always clean and gHN as new.
Patients r accurately iiii 10y ssii,'in; size In
Inches lraund bNly IN line IL rupture
EErrRrNcg~ as To- superiority others. Tie fol-
lowing only Offered: Pt"f~ Mat. tarisncian: and
Parker, Nfviork; irfS tiolar'l and Aer'w. pldniel
ila: Dr. L. Johnson Sur-e,n General lsur,au WASH
ington Pruf> lri,nr fr,-,r. Rem. Andrews, and Da-
Wis. Chicago: Dr. Wulcott. Milwaukee. Wis
Manufacturing AMI DEALER In Shrller races Ahlon-
ina Supporters SIX and C.ti. Haste Stockings for
yaricoSc veins S1S,ieissrs Ia:Aa,r.s, &C., sc
DIR WILCON'S PATENT ARTIFICIAL LFti. man
facinrei by G. Stafford. has many advantages all
others and Evidence If such Il las received the
first premiums at the United STATES Fairs under the
animation Of tie best surgeons IN country Its
tion j. received frtm rubber cort. (Which will
break giving II great preference e spiral spring
used ia other lims
send stamp for pamphlet. Post nrice Box tS.5
l6sa For sale by all Druggists. novl4-'62 c3m