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where 1t Is supposed that only grave affairs Of State
are discussed One keen-witted lass, 90 the story
goes, has amused herself with writing the most
innoosnt notes TO Senators and Representatives,
ia which she hiss represented herself as the aged
mother of brave young soldier, Of the same poll
tics ~ the Congressman addressed, and she asks
an Interview 10 sec II the young hcro's promotion
cannot be secured Dozens have honestly swal.
lowed this cpistolary bait, and the naughtily be-
having writer now makes merry over autographs
epstes received by her In reply nom the purcst Of
men, some making appointments for an interview,
others talking with almost fathery interest Of her
son. Considering the reputation, OF rather the
lack of reputation Of the Individual 70 whom these
letters are addressed, they have a piquant value
and if the album containing them is 10 be rathed
for, as Is whispered, tickets will command higher
premium than gold,
CITY LIFE.
There are shoddy contractors impatient for Their
paw, and wOuld-be Sir Charles Coldstrcams in uni
form, who sneer At life In Washington, declaring
that ait don't pay-thefes nothing in It," The
trouble Is, that they don't know where and how to
And II. They never go to be introduced in courtly
style by Major French TO the Presidents wife at
the pleasant Saturday receptions given At the In
ecutive mansion. Ignorant are they Of drawing
rooms, and Of hops" and Of dinner parties, and
OF pleasant walks Yet they doubtless know who
Is the reignns star at the Canterbury and they are
even familiar with the new Teutonio places Of
amusement on the Avenue, which are importations
from FAtherland, carrying the Imagination direct
ly to the Rhine amid the Inspirations Of Dulieberg
M,rk-brunner and hoAry Gierstein, to frowsy back
parloTs OF Dutch architecture, where the Incense
savors OF frying bacon, greasy cakes, and sour
krout. Washington BY Gag-itghi is fast becoming
worthy of the attention OF those students Of human
nature, who wonder why go many officers leave
their commands to come here sure enough, why
do they
TEMPUs TUGTT.
While the good people hereabouts are amusing
themselves, and while the congressional orators
are playing on the Ethiopian harp Of a thousand
strings, let W hope thst our gallant soldiers and
sailors are not idle, but that during the coming
week FColcings for victories won can make all
hearts glad and furnish other themes than bits Of
gossip for the dilatCry pen Of AN lDLLR.
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DIsGRACEEUL CONDUCT or STREET CAR Con.
DUcToR.-on Friday evening, the 3Oth instant, at
about O'Clock, gentleman beckoned to the con.
ductor or ticket bearer of street car, near the
corner OF Twelfth street and Pennsy lVAniA avenue
to stop, to enable him TO get on the car. This the
conductor refused to do, although the gentleman
stood in the middle Of the avenue, and no one was
passing that way at the time Being of deter,
mined character, the gentlemen followed the car
for two squares, until It stopped for some passen.
gers to alight. He here succeeded In gaining a
footing on the vehicle and then demonstrated with
the cOnductoFas mildly as possible for his conduct
who, instead Of RpolOglZing, as he ought, shame
fully imputed the complainant. That man should
be summArily dealt with MS Il lesson to many OF his
brethren, who are not exceedingly gentle to pas.
sengeTs. The car bore the No. I.
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OIRcLE INSTITUTE,
" FOR YOUNG LADIES,
No. 81 X STREET, MEAN TmE CIRlLE.

TERMS, per Quarter Of ten weeks-from % 70
ei6, according to age and advancement, English,
French, Music and all, included.
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RELIGIOUS SEhvICEs To-MoRROw.-T Tho Rev.
VIM. H. Claiming will preach tomorrow, at II
o'clock, in the Unitarian Church, corner OF Sixth
and streets. The sermons Of this eloquent and
powerful preacher are too generally admired to
need any comment. There will be a vesper service
in the same church, at ~ o'clock D. M.
Rev Thos. II. stockton, d. D., at 10 O'Clock in
the morning. will also preach another OF his series
of profound diseourses, which have for several
weeks attracted large congregations In the House
OF Representatives.
At the same hour, Rev. VIM. NJ Daily, d. D. LII.
D., Of Indiana, will preach in the Foundry Church,
corner Of Fourteenth and G streets. There will
doubtless be a large attendance to greet his dis.
tiRguished divine.
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THE REBELS COILPL ETEL 7 FLANKED

GENERAL BANKS AT NEW ORLEANS
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GENERAL GROVER AT BATON ROUGE /!
HE HAS 4 VERY LARGESgoRCE WITH HIM
THE ESCAPE OF THE REBEL PIRATE oRETol
GREAT UNION MEETING IN NEW Or
LEANSl
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SMITH BEALLs is the best place in town 10
and X streets. ia %
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The GOyERNMEST PRINTING oTTItE STILL RI.
GARDED UNsATE.-We understand that no mea-
sures have yet been taken by the proper authori-
ties to relieve the apprehensiOns Of those employ
ed at the Government Printing office as to the al
legged unsafe condition Of the building. 1t 10 said
that on last sunday one Of the walls was preached;
the columns supporting the upper room bendedi
the floor sank several inches. II produced a panic
among the employees, but nothing was done save
removing II little Of the enormous weight which
lies piled IN tons the upper floor. The walls OF
this large building seem very much like puff-paste,
The machinery jars and shakes every floor, and
some of these days will shake the building to
pieces. The operatives go to work nervously
every morning. II these statements be true, we
deem It to be the duty of the Commissioner Of
Public Buildings to take prompt action in the mat
ter If he is not the proper officer, then the factG
should be laid before the one who is. Five hun,
dred lives ought not thus to be endangered.
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oURLossFoRTY KILLED AND WOUNDED

Thsy ere Driven BaeI ~ our Forces, with
Some BSbs.
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CtLOTHING CLOTHING II CLOTHING ~ AT
~ very low prices, at SMITH q BEALL'S,
ja26 SOL Seventh street.
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1t has been noticed that, since the recent VISIT of
two OF the most gallant officers OF the " Army Of
the Potomac" two lar sisters wear engagement
rlRgB-that first Visible symbol Of solemn VOWS.
Vows! All, how each coquettish beauty who reads
the word will trOt her loot, while her eyes will
brighten and her cheeks will rival changeable
silk in their dOlphin-like huCs. There ia not a
word IN the whole dictionary that so RwakenE II
young woman's sensiblity, because 1t cOnjuFes up
those DIM, wIeathy, and confused Visions Of unde-
nned bliss, which, after ALL ntermingled with care
and anxiety form the grand basis Of matrons
lie These VOWS two OF our metropolitan bellies
are pllghted to take. FhrtatOns, and cOquetting,
ana iolly must be given W, and they mustassume,
IN telr stead that placid solemnty and that graVe
nothingness which dseorous custom requires Of An
American wife In btsn' Joy attend them, and
wonder what they'll be married inr That's
the question.
AN AUTOGRAPHIC ALBTM
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Brilliant are the scenes at the Capitol; tits a
ane sight to see Pennsylvania avenue, on pleasant
afternoon, all alive with horses, carriages, army
wagons, soldiers, and ladies abroad who can help
admiring the contents OF the splendid shops; and
how joyous appear the guests at the hotels! Turn
the kaleidoscope Visit the temporarily erected
and often comfortless hospitals, where lie the brave
defenders Of our UniOn paTChGd With fever or rack
ed with pain exposed sometimes to the brutality OF
despotic surgeons, OIL left unattended by drunken
nurses. Yet, there, by those beds OF anguish, are
| to be found some Of the very ladies who, after
going about doing good all day IN the ening
the ornaments OF drRwing-rooms. Verify, they
should be esteemed even as those who do no act
OF mercy should be desplsed.
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WHERE is THE PLACE TO BUY CLoTHINGr
W At SMITHS,
ia % Nc. 400 Seventh street.
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CtALL AT SMITH BEALL's, aSl ssvOnth street,
~ and get your Clothing ia %
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The pleasant dances at the hotels Of this city
arc one Of the most agreeable institutions Of the
metropolis. Grave statesmen forget finance and
1llibustcrng as they mingls with youth and beauty
N social enjoyment; fond mothers are proud to
Et(sent their daughters in scenes where theiI
1eauty Wall be lustrous; the damsels themselves
.rrAnge their most fascinating toilCttcs; young
Jthcers purchase gorgeous shOulder-stTSrs, and 1t
amusing to see how many gentlemen are init
nately acquainted with the landlords Of the es-
Adjustments, from whom they hope to whcede
Invitations. Great institutions, these hope.
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While those who have faith in a vigorous prose-
rution OF the war have welcomed Gen. Butler and
have said "God-speed" TO Gen. Hooker, the pres
ence Of George Bancroft, the historian, has been
marked by round OF select entertainments, at
which he has been the hOnoIed guest. Prominent
,mong these was dinner given on Wednesday, BY
Mr.. Rudolph Schleden, the Minister Resident tIom
Bremen, who invited party Of notables to meet
the loading American writer.
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THE MCCLELLAN SACKS, for citizens and ON.
i GERS, at SMITHS, $50 seventh street ia %
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WE Manufacture all our own CLOTHING at
W SMITHS, $50 Seventh street, ja@
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-14
TEH nc Nv X

The events Of the war they developed will be
faithfully gwen that the public may be advised
its progress The results Of battles; the condition Of the
contending armies and al that Affects the great struggle
home and abroad for the overthrow OF the Rebellion
In addition. the SHfinei will contain the CURRENT
NEWS of the day, CHOICE MISCELLANY, STATE
ITEMS the latest reports Of the NEW YORK and GIN
ClNNATi GENERAL and CATTLE MARKETS. the con-
dition Of the MONEY an STOCK MARKETS; In a word
will be the effort Of the Proprieiors Of the zfise
give interest all classes readers and
such information will be especially adapted To- the
well being Of the citizens Of Indiana.
The Nfiad will continue 10 represent and stand by
the regular organizations Of the Democratic party State
and Natona sustain the principles and policy they shall
and support the candidates they may nominate.
We have agents. The low prices for subscription
will not allow H. We therefore ask Democratic
frendsall who desire the Of sound principle
aid in the extension the circulation Of the >fiHel,
Daily and Weekly until they shall at least reach every
Democratic fsnil. Indiana. The press il most inn
portant agent ia directing Alright the public Mind and all
that needed give the Democratic party permanent
rule i the enlightenment Of the people Its prnci-
piles AMI policy IL shall be AIM with all the ability
possess faithfully advocate democratic sentiments
promote the true interests Of the country.
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NO. 2l2l


LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA. IS.
WnEaEAs A libel OF information has been fled In the
District Court OF the United States, within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana, the 29h
day of Janu ,ry. 1853, by John Hama Esq, Attorney
Of the United states, for the District Of Indiana, against
the follow described estate and effects Of William
j. HplcOmh, t0wit: Three from'sSory Notes. all dated
1t day OF November 1855 for $50 each with int.
from date. payabl. in I. and years from date.
sp~ctvey; said given by William W. Garrard TO said
hoicomb the said notes secured by c-rIan
mortg ge real estate in Laporte. Indiana. for
violation Of the Powers Of act OF Congress Of July
IT, 1851 entitled IAN rct 20 suppress nsurrcon pun
iSh and reseion, seize and conf;scate the
property OF rebels and for other purposes and praying
process against said property. and that the may be
Condemned and scld a enem Is property.
Now. therefore. in pursuance Of the monition under
the seal 81 said directed and delivered, do
herebs give public notice all persons claiming said
property any part thereof any interested
therein. that they be and appear before the said District
Court Of the United States be held the city ofInd
apos in and for the District Of lniana the thri Mon
day ofFebuary o'clock Of the forenoon of that
day then and there to their claims and 20 make
their allegations in that behalf
ID. c. ROSE. L. :. Marshal,
Per |. =. BIGELow, Deputy.
Attest:
JoUS n. RIA, Clerk feb3-dl4t
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Bosros CoksKas, " Y, Dec. eth, 1851.


wM H. 6REGe q Cox
0e.t< freely give you liberty make Of the fol-
lowing rtIcate value of ater which
lean n, commend IA the uighe 4 manner
M vile, VII acNed pain IN the shoulders
whole length q back. and n her limbs. with faiptat
Of tie reari -tieuded with fal ing OF the Womb Dys
menor bora. aud Irritation OF The Bladder. called a
Yhs scan, who attended her about three months " II
he iei heI than he und her. | then employed
one Of the beet phss can~ could fnd attended her
about thine tbs aid While she under his care
she d' n suffer quite much PAM he finally gave her
ll anu said. Ger saCHrf6te f0r said he
'se sztA q cs1bss.ffi c,5 UNITS that Die.fi-
ctae efret r oJcgffes 0yfsnNf OgeT 81 her
On. pffss" About this time he commenced tie u.e Of
toustifuiion " alter. and ACCOMPLISHMENTS al
ir>t do~e seemed nave the Ges red ff.c and
she Kept Improving apidy under it, treatment aud
rerniend- euueis her domestic affairs She has
not taken any II he Constitution Water about + ur
weeks. and happy TO lay that il has produced
aPcrmanenteure
wM M.vANBENSCHOTEN.
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mo 2l31
TINTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN


u DIANA. s.:
WHEREAS. libel Of information has been filed i'm the
District Court # the United stairs within nj for the
seventh Circuit ant District Of Indiana the 29fh day
Of January, 1858. by John Hanna ESQ, Attorney Of
the United States Tor the District II niiana, against
The following DESERVED estate. credits and effects OF
William II. Bell, -wicertain Iromssor Notes amount
Ing the aggregate $4,000. given by Roiert y
Williams in correction Of certain real eta In Mad
county. for a violation fthe powers Of ongres,
approved July ", ts6s entitled An act 10 suppress in
surreccn punish treason and rebellion. 10 seize and
conf~c the property of rebels. aud for 9th pur-
pass 'and prayng against ai property. and that
the be condemned and sold enemies prop
erty.
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the monton under the
seal Of said directed and delivered do here
by give public notice 10 ala claiming said property,
any part thereof in any interested therein,
that they and appear before the said District Court Of
the United States 10 Be held the city of indianapolis.
IN and for the District Of Indiana III third Monday OF
Ff ocioek Of the forenoon OF that day,
then and there nferpoSe their claims and TO make
their ale cations In that behalf.
u g.. ROSE L. :. Marshal.
Per /. :. BlGELOw, Deputy.
Attest:
JoHN n. liza. Clerk fcb3 dat
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GO. 2ll)
VTNUED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN


ITNUED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, So
wmKEAs. libel q information has been fled IN the
Dstrict Court Of the United within and foT
the seventh Circuit and District OF Indiana. the 18th
day OF Jshuary. l-63 By John llama, ksq-, Attorney
or the I'm ted State~ for the district of Indiana against
tn following de~crlbed credits and enscs OF Villa
HOlremb. TOWN.. four Pr nissoTy Mole, oil dated
March h lS6i FIR sSeo o. each. pay ahle l, 2 ard
year respectively from the 1t Oc ooer, ls6l with ia
tsre-t; -aid gveDh by John j. Oaks 20
Seth ~ and BY him assigned and transferred said
10 can. AID secured by certain real estate
ia Ltpore NY Indiana, VOL alton II tine powers Of
OF Congress, approved Ju IL. lss2. entitled AN
suppres insFreCti0n To- pusb trs and rebel
-, 70 seize and coucate the properly of rebels and
oncr pupo~c and praying process against said properly,
and TIA; the may be condemned and sold as
enenies' property.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance Of the mouon under the
seal Of said court re- ted and delivered do here
by give public all persons cainns said prprfy,
part Thereof IN any manner interested therein,
that they lie and appear before the said District Court OF
the United Stafe. be held the city Of lndanapo is,
On ard for the District Of Indiana the third Monday of
February O'Clock Of the forenoon OF that
day then end there to nteOse their claims and make
their allegations ia that behalf
ID. 6. ROSE T. $. Marshal.
Per l. 5. BIGELow, Deputy.
JoHS n. RIA. Clerk. feb3-d14t
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40. 2l5)
VTvITEn STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN


LIMITED STATES or AMERICA DISTRICT OF IN
DAMS
Nherras. ! libel # information has be- Fled IN The
D>trc Court - the Jued states. wifaia and or the
seventh G. cnit ptrc OF iadidna the 18th day ol
LAVA irv. SIS. - 4oAn anns $50. Attorney n the
United states Cor h Wsiric 81 fnssns AGAINST the fol-
lowing described property q enc Jenn Cannon witt
pair Of s-ef4 hand steam engines fur violation o.
the po~er> % an act q Couxres. approved Jlly t.
l>63 cuttict An act % supqre> irsurrcctiou % pan IA
trra-on tni reheioa. Aua c1nf.ate The ff,
o. rebels and Tor the p poses. AMI uraylrs process
against sid property and thai se may eonicnsei
AMI Sold - vl-rneS' property.
N0S therefore n paF~as u the uloQilou a. der The
~ COu4t rrcfed ant delivered DO
b. p1hlc uoficc All persons claiming said propet,
any pat thereof ~ IN ans manner Interested ihtfen
they an app before th- >aia the pi-irict
Cart of the United state. 10 tc l-d al the city 81 n
dianspo, tn and Tor TIE y .trct 81 Indiana he 81
Aoiayo February exf. clock a The forenoon
day. and there Their claims anc
p make Their ale s3tiuns m tha' behalf
u. e. Wl>E. q. : Marshal.
~ L :. BsssLoN. DcpIiy-
low u. REA. Clerk. feh3-dls'
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NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE
The sentinel for 1868!

THE governmental and political quesfioos 81 BE
coming yesr vii have absorbing interest for esery
citizen. We engage IN ggrntie civil var. ths re-
suit Of which foresee. 10 threatsns rafeai
change IN the institutions and principles upon ~hich The
Government founded. and the destrnctioa 81 the
liberty and rights Of The citizen, such a. me
people Of no ether nation have enioyed, and I
which may be attributed eur unegualed progress
in national prosperity and greatness The issue viii
soon b upon u whether this FRYE Government shsloe
preserved and maintained and the rights Of the States
under the Constitution perpesusted era powerful central
authority permitted gro~ cut 81 this var ehser-
atin State lines institutions. and all those clerks
upon The Federal Government rights reserved sy me
staies which have constituted the excellence and supe
riory Of nationality Zone a. the sea- Tor
the objects forth in the Constitution, hut
distinct the blow The management q their
purely domestic Affairs These questions were Involved
IN The elections AMI the voice Of the people was
enpbstcaIy expressed Cor The "consutuon a. -
T. and the Union g. Was Never was there time
when important that the people should be thor
sughy advised the progress and condition If public
Affairs AM Of passing events people not ~ Cor
government urless with intelligent Judgment they
decide upon the questions which affect alike their
I and he public
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THESE FACTS ARE ENOUGH.

iaee q d~erse that produces such exhaust
sFheet- 20 n The human constitution l1ahef~> ana
hsA' ~ t1e hninty~. bladder aud Urinary Pa~~s
arc lH."sh ace med ~ h. are nege,rc until they
are 80 advanced TO be BE- Won't the certr, II
TeasssiIss. ai.i presealt he I
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DRUGS.

HAVE ss.ociaied vita re IN husiness Mr.. C. ".
{ Siosu Vho has been si-tzni n the store fer q
number Il years past Hereafter tie business all be
continued AZ tie 1it stsnd under fhf frr Fl
fstsssAs NfNs- a >f.OaN.
feel grateful or The iterai a. ris-e hch We hsre
ever receis eltrlst y street atenIion business snd
the wants OF Customers merit and retain he sane.
X. BkOWNtSG-
IL persoDs knowing themselves indebted 20 me viii
please call a their earliest convenience and make
settlement u same, ard obuge r. BROWNING.
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NJ 2i4
UvNlrED : ATE> or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA, ~


DIANA. ~
wner-as. Ib II Information has been flied in he
District Court 81 be United within and for the
Scve Circuit amt district Of Indiana, the 1yt day 81
January 15 hy John Hanna. Eq ATTORNEY 81 the Unit
Tor District Of indiana a-ainSi the olowin.
scrbci etar IT. news aud effect, OF ezra per-
unkn. WI. vi So 90 cash the haiii~ Z
J. ". F,rthv; also the IF 80 20 ca-h ia the
hands - X v. Mct' nm for violation of The
piwer> q an ct ~ Con Juy Il
AN -pre>s isl, punish and
rehciHon.t and cuniscate the properly q rebels
AMI for 9th purpose snt rrsyiug proce>- AZ snst
sad casn. and that the may be condemned and
ssld = rnemie~' Pr, pefty-
Now. tbc.rfoFe. IN pursuance II the monon under fhe
said CoEr' directed AMI delivered DO here
~ give punlc notice 10 all er>ons claiming sa cs~h,
part thereof. IN any manner nerc - therein
thai ther ~ and appear bel the -. the strict ut
Of The United Stafe- 20 Dc he't al the CRY Of nd4ns polls.
IA ant for the N trici OF Indiana the hird Nonsy Of
Feb uary ucx al ten oci * cth forenoon of hat ~.
then and thcrr nterpose their claims and make their
allie cations ia tia; behalf
ID. q. ROSF. Uui-ed States Marshal.
By l. 5. EIsEiow, Deputy.
Attest.
JoAS n. RIA. Clerk. fet3-di4t
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MlrouD, coss.. November 10Th. lssl.
NJ Wv. II GnEs,

Nh WV. 6RFes
Der ~. have for several been afflicted wi
that le>oule and u-sr tsease 6ravel. which
r. stcd al feInee and do tors, until took Co~t tuition
ater and Yea may assured that wa exceedingly
plea the result Il has entirely cured and
yea nav maze any o. ms you may On re-
gsre % Tie medicine. a. hsve entire confidence it,
efficiency. truly. FOND sIKOSG-
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DANvnIE, PA, June 2, los2.
Dr. WV ". tiREGG-Dctr SIR: IN February, 1851,
siic ed With tn disbeeS and fer i've months
! pa more than Of water m ~ hours.
Obliged &C. get up often ten or twelve tines d-
ring night aid ~ five lost about so pounds
in weight. During the month Of July, 81, procured
bottles 81 Constitution Water, IN two days aei
using experienced relief and alter taking rottlc>
entirely cured alter regainng usual good
good health. l0Crs, truly,
v. L. DE WITT.