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The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-12-25
CHURCHVILLE HOTEL.

TIME SUBScRIBER; having taken this well
la known establishment, lsng known as HAM
MAS HoTEI,22 is prepared to accommodate bis
friends and the public. -, =.
-dTHE aAUC0NIMODATIO STAGE :
Running between GhGrchSille and Aberdeen
leaves the Hotel daily {except Snndays) at Is
minutes before 10 o'clocky A.. M returning.
the'tfafn.. - 'ttt -,
.Iigs@On the last Saturday of each month. at2
o'clock P. NJ, q PUBLIC SALE will come of,
at which all kinds of Stock, Carriages! Wagqnss
Farming Implements, &C., &C., will be offered.
Ifel2-y ,sanPHlIsIP DESWANy \ Proprietor.
.salilias' EVERY DESC SCRIPlION OF 's' Nsi :,
TCB PEs 7 ~ r i ~ S4
Rssestri 81 t.rr v1t:rsS SksFp ~ esse.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-12-25
FOR RENT

( A BLACKSMITH AND WHEEL
II WRIGHT SHOP, with Dwelling
"A good stand for business, and viii be
rented together or separately, on mode7
rate terps, to, a good tenant Possession
given on the 10Th March Apply TO h
'slg'' '''R1 '5's JOS. E. BATEMAN,
Near Clermont Mills, Hartford CO., Md
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The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-12-25

AND LEAVES NO PRosTRATIoN
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-12-25
.ATTHITTzoM, SOLDIERS!

We call the attention of all having relations
and friends in the army, to the fact that
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EARLY SOWING.

A few bright, warm days, such as al
ways occur the latter part of April, are
usually sufisient to bring on an attack OF
the planting fever. The garden must
be plowed or spaded, beds laid off, and
IN 60 the beets, carrots, parsnips, turniTs,
etc. They find cold bed, the soil is
packed over them by repeated rains, and
many of the seeds rot out right, and the
slender germs fail to lift The heavy soil
pressing upon them. 1t is far better to
leave sowing most seeds until the ground
is dry and warm A few OF the hardy
sorts, such as early peas, potatoes, onions,
lettuce, tomatoes, spinach, satisfy etc.
may be put in during the month Of April,
May 18th is sufficiently early for the
genearlity of seeds. They will then come
up quickly and grow rapidly; every one
knows, that quick grown vegetable is
far better than one which has taken
whole season to mature. Beets for late
fall and winter use do best when sown
from the first to the middle Of juno.
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BOILED CORN FOR HOGS AND
OTHER STOCK.

VIM. Van Loom, writing in the Prairie
Farmer, says that he has practiced feed
ing boiled corn to his stock and hogs, a nd
is satisfied that he saves one-half his
grain, and gains as mach more in time !
that one bushel of corn Oh the cob, boiled
will produce as much as two fed raw, and
in one-half the time. In one experiment
he fed three bushels of boiled corn, per
day, to twenty-seven hogs, for ten days.
The average gain was two pounds per day,
He then fed the same lot of hogs Cd two
bushels of raw corn per day, for twenty
days-they gained mere triAe over one
pound per day. These were small young
hogs-large ones would have fatted better
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YELLOW CORN VS.. RED.

We see it stated in the Western papers
that yellow corn brings in market thr ee
or four cents bushel more than red. 1t
is said also, that the mixed yellow and
white, brings like advance over red.
We should not have supposed there could
be intrinsically so much difference. But
we have noticed that ideas become stereo-
typed in trade, generally have some truth
for basis. If it is so in this case it would
be well, not only for those who grow corn
for the market, but for those growing it
for home consumpti OH, to substitute the
yellow, or the mixed, yellow and white,
for the red.
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PROSPECTIVE PROFITS FROM
STOCK GROWING,

Horses, in consequence of the great
demand for them for the army, are con.
siderable higher than formerly. Cattle
for meat, work. and milk, have not yet
risen much, but probably will advance
somewhat in price. Sheep can hardly
iail to be in extra demand for some years
70 come. With these prospects, farmers
we think, will do we'll to increase their
herds and focks. There can hardly be
doubt that for some years to come the
growing of stock will be ut least hand
somcly remunerativc.
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YVES ahEs y ssO a.,

Nos. 9, II, l3, Is, II Cou,tandt St'cct.
NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YORK cry
This old. cstabliSh"d and lvOritr resort Of the us
ness Community has been t'cautl, rrttt'd
plctc in everything that niHi-r to the comforts
its patrons Ladies' and families are specially and
fully provided Cor.
Iii centrally located in the bn mess part Of the city,
and is contiguous to thH principal lines t stcambu uas,
cars omnihusscs fcrrigs, &c.
In consequence of tn pressure caused by the Rebel
lion, prices have been ralucrd to
One Dollar u. II fyy rC"ts per- T0r.
The table is amply supplied with all the Injuries OF
the and is equal TO that of any other hotel in The
country.
Ample accommodations of red foe upward cf 4''
guests.
, Do not believe runners hactnon and others who
may say ''thG Western Hot i is ruli"
ID. WINCHESTER, Proprietor.
TIIOS. u. WINCHESTER.
Feb. Is, lSG2.
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CARE OF HARNESS.

T, Oliver Ayers practical harness
maker, Kent Co., Del. contributes to the
American AgricmituriSt the following sug-
gestions Harness should be kept hung
up on wooded pegs in a clean dry room
with plank floor, so that it may be free
from dampness. When soiled, it should
be washed with CASTLE soap suds. Har-
ness that is in constant use needs oiing
four times a year; if only occasionally
brought out, as carriage harness, ETC., -,
twice year will BIS sufficient, ifthe wash
in5 be not neglected.
To oil harness, separate all the pieces,
and lay them in water until thoroughly
wet through Then wash thsm clean, and
allow them TO dry sufficiently. To know
when they are in good condition for oil
ng, bend strap, and if the water does
not ooze out, it is dry enough. Train-oll
(whale oiD is sometimes used, but meats
foot oil is much better. Mix with little
lamp black, and with brush apply il to
both sides Of the straps. Abont six hours
after oiling, wash the whole with CASTLE
soap and warm water, let them dry, rut
we'll with wOolen cl1h."
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Headache, ,sickHeadochc,F Foul stomach,


from Df' IuVhd B0yui DWHWWe'
DEAR IRo AVER; lean ot answer YOU irtdi complaints
have cUrei with your Pills better than to say m HW cs
tre tUh dppgaiirs medicine. place grcnt dcren'
dence ccctua catlartic in my daily contest with
disease anl believing as do that yonr pls afford the
best have, Of course value them highly.
pfrrsnUnd Pa, May !. 1858.
IN. J. c. AVER Sir: have been repeatedly cared OF
Tie worst hedIche any body have by dose or two
Of your Pills. 1t TO arise from foul stomach,
which they cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect, ED. W. PREBLE,
(9,rI. ar Steamer Clarion,
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c II z 7 Il n D + Ms
PnihlDELPNli tNMNERCIiL.
G 0 L L + G +,
". e. corner If III at ChCS'lm Sue
DILL AlNI

PHILADELPHIA.
TINS INSTITUTION whirh was cstabEshcdip 1874 ond
Is now consequently IN th" cigbtccHk U,dr Of its
chce numb rsamon" its graduates. hundreds Of thn
m'stslcreSsih Merchants rHd business Men of our
Country.
Tue onJECr ofhr Institution j. SOLELY to trl purc
men facilities for thorough prcrautionfor business
THE BRANcHEs TAUGHT are, Boof.fcco mr. as aurIjc, .
De "lhc various departments of trade;
hoth pHin ana ornanIsntal; Commerc,al Iahe Ma he.
mdhcS, .Narigdti0" Girl EAgiHccr,Rr, Dyagjgo brp
ogHrpAy, a"d .NodcrR Ld"gEogcs.
TIE SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTION 'ruIar; no c,asscs mr.
set lessons are made use Of but each student is tnupb
individuality 81 that he may commence at any time md
attend At whatever hours are most convsnicnt.
'ATNoduEs nrrissued anauqilyaftrr the 18th of Arri
containing nam0s OF the student. for III, year an fIl
particulars of terms &c. anl may b. obtained m nny
time by addressing the Principal.
Is EXTENSIVE AccoMMoD,TroNs ~idc-sprcrd rrpp,at,o,
hhl me (Hgy cIpcrichfc Of The Friuc,pal this ntt,
non GierS facilities superior tuany otharin the conn
Try ioryoung men wishing toprcpar" for business
ana To Obtain az the sam" time I DIPLOMA. rhirb 2rjy
pr'rr mtnddtOn for them thsm TO any M,rcaDu
t' House. ' ''
H}-CRIrENntS's ScrtCs Of Premises On pooU lirrp.
ING now more widely circulated than any other work
on the subject, are for sale at the College,
5, HODGES CRIT"rENDEy
.7norHcgat.Ldw,
FRlNCIPAL.
Ian oI.ISGl ION,
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Farmers Department.
HOUSE YOUR IMPLEMENTS.

HOUSE YOUR IMPLEMENTS.
II pains any ono having the first cor
rect view of economy, to see valuable
farming implements exposed to the wealth
or from Fall to Spring. Aud yet this is
quite common in many parts of the coun-
try. Ii would not be extravagant to say
that such implements as plows, harrows,
hoes, cutivators, seed.sowers, mo wers,
reapers, carts, &C., diminish in value ten
per cent. year when not housed, more
than theg would if always under cover
when not in use. But ten per cent year
Is heavy tax. Farmers would complain,
and justly too, il tho Government imposed
q tax OF ten per cent on the value of az.
ricultural implements. But how many
inflets this tax on themselves ! A place
for every implement, under cover, out o
sun and rain, every one on the farm tc
know its place, and to put it there the
moment they are done using it, should b,
the rule,
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AY RS
CATHAR TIC
PILLS..

Are you sick, feeble, and
complainingl Are you out OF
order. with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings un-
conllortableY These symp-
toms are often the prelude to
serious Illness. Some TT OF
sickness Is creeping upon you,
and ehould be overted by n
timely use OF the right rem.
ody. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse ont the disordered hu
mors purify the blood, and
let the ilviis move on unob
structcd in health again.
They stimulate the functions
of the body into vigorous ac-
tiyity, purify the system from
tbc distractions which mako
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DEPARTMENT or TnG INTERIOR,

SIN; have used your Pills in my general und hospital
practice since you made them, and cannot hesitate TO
sny they the best cathHrc employ. Their rcgu
atng action the liver is quick and decided
qucnty they admirable remedy for arrangements
OF that organ. Indeed, have seldom found case Of
dHioHs disease obstinate that it did not rcady yield to
them. Fratcrnaly yours AlOAHO BALL, VI. D.,
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anu OtTI 'fS.
Most Important Madame XadOc roricr's Curative
ralsam is sold nj price which brings 1t in tn reach
Of every to keep it convenient fer use Tue time
~ of single bottle will prove To be worth 100
times its cost
NoTICE.-save your money! Do not be- persuaded
purchase Articles at Is to which DO not contain
thr virtues Uf 3 cent bl,r Of Via iamH Port'rs tu.
ratvc HasRm, the cost Of manufacturing which - as
great as almost any other medicine" aud thr very low
prcCr which ii sold. makes tn proHi 70 the sell
cr upp1. uty small, and urprinripHl'd dealers WI
sometimes recommend 9th rr medicines on winch thcir
profits larger unless the customers insist upon
having Madame Portrr's and none Oth"r Nsk Tor
Madame pprtor's iuratVc tai sam price l5ccntE, ana
n large bottles ~ - Octs. and take no other.
~ Sold by all nrugGi Is and Storckrcprrl at " sts
H.. / in larger bottles az % cents.
HhLa 4 RUCKLE, Pr printors New York
Inuu1rv ISG3
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OFFICE or JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
AT .Jy foke & TO-, d nke,tS.


Iii SOUTH THRp STREET.
Philadelphia. Nov l. 1862
The undersigned, having teen appointed Suhscrip.
ton agent by the SrcrrtIry ofihe Treasury now pre-.
pared to furnish at once, the
New tNehfY gp0, 6pCr cCn. BOndS
of the United Stains designated Five. rwrnrs re-.
eemabc at I'll" pleasure ufthe Governments after five
years and authorized by Act of Congress, approved
February -. iSG2'
Tnrcoupon bonds are issued in sums Of $50, slGO,
SjOO, $1,000
Th Rcgutcr Bonds in sums Of $50, 500 $500 : 1000
and 5000
Interest at >iN rcr cent. per annum will commence
rom date of purchase, and is
PAYABLE IN GOLD,
'emiArnualy. which is equal nj the present nrcui.
nm ON gold, to about eight per cent per Annum.
Farmers MGrria nts, Mechanics tapitGlists and all
VINO have any money to invest should know and re-.
m"nber that the g Bonds in effect FIRST Mort.
gage upon all all Roads, Bank Stocks and Secli itirs
and tbs immense products ofal lhe Manufactures & g.
&c, IN hc country and that the full and ample proy
ion made for the payment of thh interest aud Iuida
ion of principal by customs Dulles Excise Stamps and
Internal Revenue, serves to make these Bonds the
Best, Most HruaLu6ie amt mast p0Dular
LCeS meit In thc Markra,
Subscriptions received at Par Legal Tender Notes
or notes aud checks parcn bonk in Phi adclphia Sub
cry facility and explanation will be afforded appllcn
tiOn at this ctiicc.
full supply of bonds will be kept on hand for mrne
,liate delivery.
Nov. :, lsG2-3m.
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Bilious Liver ompInints,

From Or. Tieo1ore BN, If N1g Imlt Cty.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted to their ruT-
pose aperent, hut find their beneficial effects upon
the Liver very marked indeed. They have in my prac'
tcc proved morc'eTcctua for tho cure of bGT cnr.
plants than any remedy can mention. sincerely
rejoice that have at length pugatire which is wor'
Thy the confidence Of the profession and to people.
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As n EnmiA Physic.


From d. 4 ". tbrtc,,gd, Nts OHearS.
Your Pills are tin prince of rurges. Their excellent
qualities surpass an cathmtic we possess. They are
mild but very certain and efcctu in their action on tho
howes which makes them invaluable to Us in the daiy
treatment of disease.
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Boston Corners N. v, Dee. -, 1861.

VIM. II. Gregg & Co.:
Gents:l freely give you liberty to make of lAr
following 'rtiicHte ofthe value of Constitution Wa.
ter, which can Recommend in the highest manner
My wife, who was attacked with pain in the slOul.
ders whole length of the back and in her limbs with
PalpitatiOn of the heart attended with Falling the
Womb DysmcnoTrhoea. and "lrritatiun of the Blad
der" called physician, who attended her about
three months when he left her than he Tou
her, then employed one of the best physicians /
could hnd, who attondcd her for about nine months
ana while she was under his she did not suffer
quite as much pain; he finally gave her up and said
'h-r lncurablc." For said he, shc was such
combination of complaints, that medicine given for
operates dgainst other of her difficulties
About this time she commenced to C0s-Ir uII IN
WATER aud 10 0ir utter astOnshment, almost the first
dose seemed to have the dSircd effect and She kent ON
improving rapidly u.der its treatment and now supcr
intends entirely hri domestic affairs. She has moi ia
ken any of the los WATER for about four week
and we are happy to say thRt has produced pcrma
nent care.
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IN the United States
Fire Safes in arr frg. al came out rigbf: ,rb co7
tents in acooi coHiitjo".
tn, Salomandcr Safes Of Philadelphia against the
world.
EVANS e. WATSON.
have had the surrst demonstration in the following cor
lhrhl' maj IN lr manufacture Of 'namHnirr Safs has
a length inlly warrant th- rcpr seatious which have
b'rn ma r. Of .m as rendering aa unlouLtrd security
against tha terrific clement
Philadelphia April - l55G.
.NrSSrS Er0pS 4 UGiS0u; Cent .mrn II affords us
th' h.hrSl SHstaCssl 10 state tn YOU, that OWING to
lhC very protective Guai of twu Of tn, Saaman ,r
Saies winch "" purclHs Df you soulc ivn month since
we saved large portion of cclry ant all our hooks
sc" exposed to IN calauiuUus fire in Runstpaa place on
IN" morning Of tn llth inst.
Nh'h we reflect thyt tll'Sr saf's located m the
inmln story oi IA building occupied ana that thy
l'l subsequently ntuH mp of burui ruins Whor. the
vast concentration uf the m caused ih brass uatrs to
men we c0nn0 but regard h" preservation Of their val
ubr contents 1s most ncing proof of the great sc
curty afforded by your safes.
we sH1 iG' great p insure in recommending them to
men OF business as a sure reliance against fire.
GEORGE ". SIMMONS & GRO. .Jcrrilcrs
" lhcl HnNe since purchased six large Safes.
July %, iSi!. IAuuust lO 1880
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Read. Rca'. Read.

DANvHLE, Pa, June > iSl2.
DIR. WM H. GREGG-Dacr Sir: In Frbuary, 1861,
was afflicted with the sugar diabetes aud for five months
passed more than two cations u: water twenty four
hours was oh lgcd to get up often ten twelve
times during ths night. and III five months lost about
hity pounds III weigh. burning the month of Ju!y
loO, procured two bottles of Constitution Water ana
in two days after using experienced relief and after
taking two bottles was entirely cured. soon after
rcgaining my usual good health Yours truly.
J. Y L DE WIrr.
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These Dangerous and Troublesome Diseases uAich hare
thus far Resisted the best directed Treatment be
Completely Controlled By the REJuED rn 6gOrcus
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WIN. VI. VAN BENsCHOTrN.


MIIhF0Rp, CONN., Now ~ lsGl
Dr. WV. II. GREGG;
Dear Hr:-l havet0r several years been afflicted
with that Troublesome and dangerous d Gravel
which resisted AL remedies aud doctors. until | took
CONSTITUTIONAL WATER and you may he assured that 1
was pleased with ha result IT has entirely cured me
and yOn may make any of my name you may see fin
in regarc to the medicine, nave entire confidence
in its efficacy.
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Yours truly,
... POND STRONG,

POND STRONG,
THESE ARE FACTSENOUGH
There Is no class 0fdiseascs that produce such cN
hausting effects upon the human constitution as Dia.
be"s and diseases Of the Kidneys Bladder aud Trina
ry PaS ana through false modcsty they neg.
lectcd until they soatvauCed as to be beyond the
control of ordinary rcmedi0s and We prcscntthc
CONSTITUTION WATER
To the public with the cOnvictonh has no canal in
believing the class OF diseases for which it has b,en
found 50 emncntly successful in curing and we trust
thatwe shall be rewarded IN efforts IN placing so
valuable re.cdy in form to meet the requirements of
patient and physician,
FOR SALEB BY ALI DRUGG SITS PRICE ST.
WM, II. GEORGE n CO.. Proprietors
Morgan Allen, General Agents, No. Al CliT ST.
New.YOrk,
Sept 20, lSG1. lom
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Constipation. .Costivcncss, Suppression,
Rheumntisni, Gcut, Neuralgia, Drop
So, Paralysis, Fits, etc.


From Dr. J. T. Vaughn, Mnt,S,I, Cn0da.
Too much cannot he said Of your Pills for the euro q
coStrcn"SS. lCothcrs Of fraternity have found tcm
cfcacous ~ have, they should jim in proclaim
ing it for the benefit Of the muitudcs who sui,- from
that complaint which although bad enough in ITSELF is
the proIcnitor Of others that worse. believe
tre,S to originate in the liver ut your Pills affect that
organ and cure the disease
From Ms. Z. Snari, Tysicida oud Mlrif, D,ston.
find one two large doses If your rs taken at he
proper time arc excellent prom0ycs Of the Idil
H0R when wholly partially suppressed, and also very
encctual 10 cleanse the Sondrt and crPR r.jmS. They
are SO much the best physc have tut iecoulmeud
no other TO my patients,
From tie Rev. Dr. Hi,glcs, he MHio1is' Fps church,
PULASKI IIousF. Savannah, Ga.. Jan, c, 1856.
HOSoRrD SIR: shoull he uncrTeful for the relief
your skill has brought me if did report my
you. A cold settled in my limbs aud brought cxcru,
ciatng neHr0i7c paipS which ended in cLl0pc lhcWmd
tiSm Notwithstanding had the best of Physicians the
disease grew and until y the advice Of your
excellent agent in Baltimore Dr. Mackenzie. tried YOUR
Pills. Their effects yow hut by perseyering
In the use Of them, am entirely we'll
SENATE CHAMBER, Baton Rouge, La, Dec. 1855.
Rhem0tic Gout-a painful disease that had afflicted me
for years. VINCENT sHDELL
R1- Most Of the Pills In market contain Mercury,
which, although a valuable remedy in skul hands, Is
dangerous in public pill from tho dreadful eonsc-
quences that frequently follow its incauous use. These
contain mercury mineral substance whatever
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MADAME NAnoc p1RTER' S

MaiamIadnr Port rs bal.
sam has been in us' by the
Inuhlic for over ~ years, anA
has acorircd its present sale
Imply by being rccommrn,
led bJ those who have used
it TO tnrir afflicted friends
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Dyspcpsln. Imnurity Of the nleod.

From Rep. j. ;. H0cs, ISor u 4idccA H@,e H,sinn.
Dr.. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
in my family and among those au called to vsit
in distress TO regulate the organs Of digestion aud
purify the blood, they the very best remedy have
ever known, and can confidently recommend them to
my friends. Yours, j. V. HINES.
Wapsiv, Wyoming Co., " Y, Oct -, 1865.
DEAR SIN: am using your Caihartic Pills in my prc
tcc, and find them excellent rursayc to cleanse the
system and iuYy he lo,winins 4f d,r Honl'
a
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FRlsH CTH q .EOTnEp
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR SALE.

Pittsburgh Commercial College.
Binghampiin
StittendeRs C,lt, rs Philadelphia
Thls4 Scrps are in amounts Of Sl5 and $50 aud are
a 30 much cash. by the Student cntriug either nfh
above colleges Young mdn desiring Obtain finish.
ed Collegiate Education will here find GOOD snrcnIa
tion by appIylnga the Office ofthG
NOV. lsb2 COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT
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TIE CURATIVE

THE CURATIVE
properties Of the medicine direct themselves to the
Of ,ton and by altering the condition 0f
thl stomach and liver that the starchy principle of the
food is not converted into sugar sOlong the system
is under the influence Of the
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which give those organs time to their Healthy
tone and vror. We are able to state th the Constitu
ton Water has cured every of Diabetes in which it
has been given