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Convenlion Of war Demoernts.

An important Convention Of War DEM
Ocrats is to be held at Columbus to-mor-
row, in accordance with the following res
OlutiOn, which was adopted at Democrat
ic meeting in that city on the 4th instant,
B. Burns, Esq, Of Mansfield, being Chair
man, and Judge Mellon, of Hamilton
county, Secretary:
ResolUsd, That sn Democrats in Ohio
who are in favor of a vigorous prosecu-
ton Of the war, for the sole purpose Of
putting down the rebellion against the
Government and are opposed to an armis-
tice with rebels in arms, and TO withdraw
ing our armies from the rebellious States
until they submit to the authority Of the
Constitution, sre invited to send delega-
tons to meeting to be held in Columbus
on the 22d Of September, 1868, to perfect
State organization, and adopt such meas
ures as the exigencies Of the hour may
seem to demand for the welfare Of our
common country.
The State Journal understands that some
Of the best men in Ohio, who for years
have been the expounders Of the true Dem
Ocrstie principles, will be present. 1t is
not probable that ticket will be nominat-
ed, but action viii be had as to the proper
course to pursue at the election. Of
course, War Democrats cannot think of
supporting Vallandigham. 1t would be
Standardization.
What the Chairman Of the above meet
ing, Mr.. Burns, thinks Of the propriety
Of voting for Vallandigham is shown in
letter addressed by him, through the Mans
field Herald, to the editors Of the Shield
and Banner, the Vallandigham organ Of
Richland county. The letter, although sx-
eeedingly interesting, is too long for our
space, and we only make a few brief ex-
tracts. He says:
81 suppose on think the true TEST Of
Democracy is to vote for Mr.. Vallandig-
ham for Governor. do nOt-therein we
differ"
Mr.. Burns then quotes from repeated
declarations Of the Democracy Of Ohio
against the right Of secession, and in favor
of prosecuting the war to the suppression
of the rebellion, and shows that to vote for
Vsllsndigham is to directly repudiate and
deny all those positions. He then says:
But you say you disapprove of the ar
rest Of Vallandigham; SO do I. You do
not approve Of the Presidents Proclama-
ton; neither do l. You said and thought
that it would be madness to nominste Mr..
Y. for Governor. So do L But it has
been done. You stultify yourself and
vote for Vsllandigham. Tmaintaia nv con-
sistSstg, and reuse to pofe for kias. Has
Mr. v. changed hiS policy since tha Con-
ventiOn, or since the rebellion begun ? It
Is the boast Of himself and friends that
he has not. Had the State Convention the
power to make wrong right? think not.
Ysu may think differently. Who has
chaagedP Let the world decide. Consist
eney is 3 jewel wherever found.D
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Names credit is good She has sdTer-
tised loan Of $40, GOO, and bids for il
came to $l0,COO0O0, the premium offer
ed being ten per cent-EzahaEae.
OfeOurse her credit is good. Any States
IS that is sound and firm for the Union
aad the maintensnee Of the Government.
Maine has shown by her votes and her
words that she is loyal to the core that
she upholds her sons who have gone into
the field and sustaiDs the authority Of the
United States. She has no sympathy with
the rebels, and hence, offers no field for in
VAsion or civil war.
Let the business man, and the capital
list, az we'll Sc the farmer AID the tax-pay-
ing mechanic, reflect upon the financial
consequences Of the election of Vallandiq.
ham in our State. He is known to sym-
psIhiEs with the rebels, and to be arrsyed
in direct hostility to the GOvernmsnt.-
BIS election would be an invitation to the
South 10 invade our State and join his
Copperhead followers in resistance to the
United States officers in the discharge Of
their duties. Kentucky and Virginia reb-
els would have encouragement for raj is up
On our border. The farms and manufscto-
FisS in The Southern portion Of the State
would be devastated and destroyed. The
weslth Of The State and its consequent
security for the State debt, would be cut
down fsArfully, and, Of course, State cred
it would 90 with it.
But asain, even if another John Nor
gan did not secept the invitation which such
8 result Of the election would uffer him, the
EaIIandighsp party would orgsniss and
carry forward such resistance to federal
law, as to entail enormous expense upon
both the State and the Government; while
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The Cleveland HTeeting-VFhat mr.. Brough
Thinks Of the Prospect.

THO Cleveland HLeeflug-Sth hat IEs BFOug
Thinks 9fEhe Prospect.
Mr.. Hine, the correspondent Of the Gin
cinnAti Gazette, in sending dispatch re-
gsrding the meeting Of Friday, says;
"GoTsrnor Brough seems to possess great
moderation in his snticipaeons. Hitherto
when asked how it looks, he has replied
with an Ominous shake Of the head. He
has seemed to be under q cloud, and has
more than intimated in conversation that
bare msjority Of the home vote was all
he could expect; but now the cloud has
broken. His hope is enkindled, and if it
shall look to him as much brighter for ten
days to come as for ten days past, he will
share the assurance that others feel, Of OBJ
tanning at least $4,000 on the home vote.
he says the tide has began to turn heavily,
and will sweep on to the complete submer-
gence Of the enemy in Ohio
OF the meeting ITSELF the dispatch says /:
at rained nearly all night, and this
morning il was cloudy, chilly and dismal
streets muddy, and pools of water all
about the city. Itthreatened further rain,
and commenced drilling at ten o'clock.
Lake winds made overcoats in demsnd.
Shall there be en- attempt to hold q Union
meeting to-day 2 was the question. Speak
ers we're on hand and the meeting opened
at one o'clock. There were twice as many
cut IS could hear, and owing to the wealth
er thousands were constantly coming and
departing. Every body wished to see and
hear the clarion voice Of our noble oandi-
date for Governor, and they would come,
and after seeing and hearing few mo-
msnts, would yield to prudence and leave
for 9 more comfortable place. Not dozen
ladies ventured ont. Equally great seemed
TO be the desire to see and hear our gallant
candidate for Lieutenant Governor, and SO
they came and went, expressing the high
est satisfaction that the Union ticket bore
his name. Brough is unanimously voted
the most prudent leader they ever had, and
Anderson is q universal favorite. His Pc
roration to-day should have been heard by
every Democrat and especially by every
Irishman. The point Of It was the con-
spiracy Of Southern traitors, Northern
COpperheads and the English sristocrscy
to overthrow the great temple Of our liber-
y. Mr.. Brough opened his speech with
terrible picture Of the civil war which
Pugh proposes to insugurste in Ohio by
lending hundred thousand to the rescue
OF Vallandigbam from the hands Of the
Federal Government, and yet many pro-
pose 70 vote for q osndidats whose frst act
in once is to be q treason of deeper dys
than that Of JET. Davis.
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BOsrOz OoEzEns, N. T..

UecelUD6f Aools j
WM. II. GREGa OO--Gents: freely give ycu nb.
srty TO make nse OF the following Certificate o! TIA
value o Constitution Water, which can recommend
in the highest manner:
Ny wife, who was attacked with pain IN the BhouI'
dsrs whole length Of the back and In her lmbs with
PalpitatiOn Of the Heart, attended with FALLING Q.
the Womb, DysmenOrrha, and Irritation Of the Bad.
three rnonths when h lei her worse than he found
her. then employed one Of the best physicians
could find, who attended her for about nine months,
and while she under his she did not suffer
quite much pain he finally gave her up and said,
Cher osse incurable" " tFor,' said he, ''shs has
for operates against some other OF her dicul-
ti0s." About this time, she commenced the use of
Constitution Water, and to utter astOnishment,
almost the first dose seemed TO have the desired Of
lect, and she kept on improving rapidly under its
treatment, and now 5uperintendg entirely hor do
mestic sfirs She has not taken any Of the Consti-
tuition Water for about four Weeks and are happy
70 say that Il has produced permanent cure.
WMs n VAN BEHBOHOTIHs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-21

We gave on Saturday . full refutation
Of the eoaard Of the Plain Dealer regarding
an alleged attack upon q vallandighsm
procession in Randolph Portage county,
but sdd below an official denial Of the
whole charge, by well known citizens Of
Randolph. The rebels are making han
die Of the lying report. We have, beside
the note below, denial signed by N. B,
jenkins, Post Master at Streetsboro':
RANDOLPH, Sept II, 1868.
ED1roE CLEVELAND LEADER I'm your
issue Of to-dsy we notice the following:
OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT As a process
sion was near ReTenna, on their way to
the Democratic meeting on Monday last,
they were brought up standing against q
large number Of poles across the road.
While engaged in removing the obstruc-
tioDs so as 10 enable them to pass, the pro-
oession was fred into by parties stationed
near by. Rifles and shot-guns were fred j
several shots went through the American
Tag. How many in the procession were
injured ouB informont- is not advised oaS
child in the arms Of its mother had three
fingers shot off. The procession did not
retaliate, but went direct to the County
Fair grounds, where they had a splendid
meetiBg.-f lain GealsT, Sept l6th-
The Outrageous assault" referred tC
and so graphically described by the Plsir
Dealer, is a most outrageous falsehOod
When the procession was passing through
tse center of Randolph, some school boys
placed pole across the road; the marsha,
Of the PROCESSION rode up and without dis.
mounting reached down and with Ont
hand removed the pole out Of the rOsd
This formidable obstruction is about three
inches in diameter and fifteen feet long
One gun was fred by the schOOl-bOys. Thil
gun was loaded with powder and papel
Wsd, and when fired was pointed in an Op
posite direction from the fsg. Ssvers
shots were fred by persons belonging Il
the procession. Some Of the school girl
waved their hsndkerohiefs and hurrahei
for Brough. The whole affair happened
before school hours and in the absence o
the teachers. The scholars we're repri
manded by the teachers for placing thu
pole across the road. The Board Of Educa
tion concur with the teachers in express
ing their disapprobstiOn of any disOrderly
conduct on the part of the scholars, whicl
sentiment is also shared by the parents
and citizens.
That "the procession was fred into BY
parties stationed near by" that "rifes ant
shot-guns were fred" or that "severa
shots went through the American flag" OF
that child was shot while in the srmi
Of its mother" are all false, as the under.
signed are prepared to prove.
On the return of the procession from
Ravenna monday EVENING" quite bellig
erent spirit was manifested by the VsllAn.
dighsmmers. Pistol shots we're fired; &
stone was thrown by one o. them, the lat
ter hitting DR.. J. Price upon the thigh, in.
fictiug q severe and painful wound. The
doctor was at the time standing upon the
steps off. Belding store. The stones were
directed toward group of psaceabls and
unofending citizens.
WM. d. BELTS, lT..L
L. b. WEBSTER, Aee0H'i0'
]. BELDING, p..a p.z..,
J. PRICE, DO~iu NNNO@' =
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breaks wAIoh ths csppsrAsadS wosla sz-
cite, would dsprsslsls and ruin that
wealth upon which We depend for keep
ing cur sGals stoeks and stats credits in
their present prosperous condition.
Men Of Ohiol-Will you vote for law,
order and financial prosperity, or for rev
OlutiOn, disorder and such q reputation as
now pertains to the repudiating State Of
Mississippi. Choose between Brough and
the first and Vallandigham and the last.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-21
DyS1e7Thea, or PsiWIl HesshyaaiOn, and
IN EeaogTAd0id or Profsss Fosciag.

Both diseases arising from faulty secretion Of fhs
menstrual aaid-in the one case being too little, and
accompanied by severe pain; and the other pFo-
use secretion, which will be speedily cured b. the
Constitution water,
Thst disease known a. FAELuG or THn WonR,
which is the result Of relaxation Of the gamnts Of
that organ, and is known BY sense OF heaYnsss and
dragging pains in the back and sdea end times &C.
oompAnied BY sharp lacinAting or shooting palms
the medicine.
There s another class Of symptoms arising from n
RIIATIoH OF TIE MoHB, which physicians cali Har-
Fousneaa, which word coTers up much ignorance aud
Rine casas out Of ten the doctor does not really
knoW Whether the mptoms are the diseas9, or the
disease the symptoms. We can only snnmarate than
here. lspeak more particularly OF Cold Fest Palyi-
tsrOn OF the Heart, lmpaired Memory, Wgkefulne1l
FLASHES Of Heati LAng0ur Lsssitudes and Dn1nea1 oi
RaHfona
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-21

We challenge any AbOlitionist in the
country to produce single word or act Of
Mr.. Vallandigham in opposition to the
Constitutionof the United States. Oh,
yon lying hypOcrites, why don't you show
your hands 2-DGytOn Empire Copper
head.
Is it possible that the vigorous individ-
ual who said that is permitted to run at
largs2 BE oughtto be taken up, and have
cake Of ice put in his hst==sxchangsd
for hot brick. If not taken care Of, he
win hurt himself some day, or pull a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-21
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many prsFsFa lions sold under the name
of Bittsrs, put up in quart bottles compounded Of
the cheapest whisky or cJ1amOn run, costing from 20
. 40 oenGs per gallon, the tase disguised By Anse
OoriAnder Seed.
THIS olsss Of BittsrI has cauFed and will continue
TO use, IS Iona they be sold, hundreds die
the death the drunkard By their use the system
s Kept continually under the fnfuencs Of Alcoholic
Stimusits OF the worst Kind the desire for Liquor
created snd Ropt up and tine result ID al the horrors
attendant upon q drunKhrdis life and death.
For those who desire ana VIII have q Liquor Bitter
publish the following recipe get bottle HOOf
and Sermsn bltssrs and mix with threq quarts good
brandy or whisky, and the result win b. q prepare
ton that viii tar excel ia dioina virtues and true
excesnce any o. the numerous Liquor BitteFs IN the
nlarEet, anu Wiil cost mucn less. You will have ali
the virtues Of Hoohaads Bltters in connection with
good article OF liquor, at q muph lesf prics than
these inferior Preparqtienp will cost YOU
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-21

For rsenator-sAMUEL W tbbIAMS0N.
Terraga antafives-OaARLES n ~ II. BABOpCks AAAh-
fAH EVEzErT, o. B LOOK WOOD,
Com n.ou Pieeg judge HOhACE NOJIH.
PROBATE Judg -DA q Ell r. rlLDEN.
Oormry Treasurer s. - HI LheE1
OlerE common Pless---F FREDERICkJ y Ph ~ I1ss s
Prosecu1fng AttOraey--CHA ssLEs v PAIN -
County Dommis-iOls r.---JuHN BAkhUn.
Coroner-h b. PEENILGE.
OOuatv surFeyOr---W. KNAPP - .,-,,-,, -
City JustiCes Of the Peace-DANIEL STEPHAN
-
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RAAD-READ-READ.


-frs5a1 DAHTIhlE, Pa, JunS 2, 1854.
Dr.. VIZ. 4. GREaG-Dear Sir: In February, 1851, ]
was AFFLICTED with the sugar diabetes and for month";
passed more than two gallons Of water IN twenty
four hours. was Obliged to get mp often ten
twelve times during the night. During the month oi
July, 1851, procured two bottles Of Constitution
Water, aud In two days after using it eLpsrisnoed
relief, and aftsr taking tive bottles Was entirely
o1rad, soon after regaining my usual health.
Eouu truly j.V. L. DlWITT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-21

Or. VIZ. B.. GzEee-Dear Sir; I have for lsYerAl
years been afflicted with that troublesome and dan.
gsrous disease, Gravel, which resistedkl remedies
and doctors, until / took Constitution Water, and
you may be assured that l was exceedingly pleased
with the result It has entirely cured me- and you
may make any use Of my name you may See az In re-
gard to the medicine a. have entire confidence IN
Is efficacy. Yours truly POND BTRoEG.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-21
HOOAand's German BItters
VIII Curs Every Case Of
Chronic or RsrUOis Diseass Debility, DissGSs
efths Kidneys, and DiSsases GTi5iH1
from Di5oTdFed Stomach.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Resulting from Disorders o. the Digestive Organs =
Constpation, Inward ples, Fulness Of Blood to the
Head, Acldity Of tee stomach, GEuses, aeartbam,
Disgust fer FOOD, Fulness o. weight in the stomach
bOuf Eructatons Sina ing Futtsring at the Pit O
TIE stomach, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried and
Difficult Breathings fIuItsring 3 Toe Heart, OhO-
king sunos sGttng sensations whom IL 3 lying pos
Ture, Dimn- 80 OF Vision, Dots or Webs before the
Sgt, Fever and Duh Pal In the Head, Deficiency
Of PersPiraEioni HellOWness Of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in he side, nagk. Chest, Limbs &c., Suddel
Flusaes OF Heat Burning IN the lash constant i'm
aginiag Of AVii, and 81 at Depression Of Spirits.
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Sipprss.s5 Rsnss.~stion,

which IN the unmarried female is q constant rscur-
ring disease, and through neglect the seeds Of
grave and dangerous mRladies the result; and
month after month passes without an elort being
made to assist nature, the suppression becomes chron
ie, the patient gradually lOoses her appetite, the
bowels are oonstipated, night sWeats como on, anc
Consumption finally ends her career.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-21
Uergymen, Lawyers, Physicians,
and Citizens,
Ssnsdcia Effects snd medical virtues Of the BitsTI
TrOn z 2 80 BEHyn. p p, - o n

From Bev. ]. Newton Brown, d. D., Editor Of the
Encyclopedia OF Religious knoWledRe.l - g.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Pat
ent Medicines gsner Al, through disrust Of theL
ngredisnts and effects, yet know OF no sufficient
reasons Why man may not testify to the benefits be
believes himself to have received nom any simple
preparation. in the 20 he may thus contribute to
the benefit Of others.
do tins the Gors readily in rsga-d 70 Hoohand'l
German Bitters, prepared by Dr.. o. II. Jackson. OF
this city, becauE8 preiudiced against them for
man years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indebted 70 my
friend Robert Shoemaker Eqs.5 for he removed this
prejudice by proper tests, and for encouragement 70
try them when suffering from great and long contn-
net debility. The use OF three bottles Of these Bit
ters at the beginning Of the present year, was fol-
lowed by evident relief and restoration to degree OF
bodily mental vgor which had not telt Tor six
months befor, and had Of regaintng.
therefore tbs God and my friend for directing me
to the use Of them. J. NEWTON BkOWh.
Philadelphia, June q 1851.
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS 4 BLAD-
DER, .l-.gr,
In Young or Aged, Male or Female,
Are speedily removed, and the patient restored to
health.
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ms,s 0rs Eaets EsOg0A.

TIE Is no elsss Of diseases that produce such ex.
hsusting effects upon the human constitution ag Di'
ab and Diseases Of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urs
nary Passages and through false modesty they ara
neglected until they advanced a. 70 be beyond
he control ofordinary remedies, and We present. tia
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DIED.

At Yazoo City. Sept. 18th. Of yellow fever, Lieut.
" e. BURDELL, Of Chicago, late OF oogsWell's
Battery. tt'atF #a
September 18th, after lingering illness, Mrs.
PERMELtA. s. BUXTON, at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs W. A, Ingham, l66 Franklin ST.,
West eide.
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aFnIgar Houegrv.,,

The New York World, Copperhead,
speaks Of the vulgar honesty" f" Of Presi-
dent Lincoln. Well, we suppose that hon
Ssty y vulgar among COppsrhesds.-Dey
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UNION STATE TICKET.
lEIrorror pAY, ooEOsEa Is, lssa

For governer-JOHN BROUGH, Ouyahoga County.
fieuf goy-CHAs ANDERSON, Montgomery %
eup JudR0-HOuKING b HUNTER, Fairfield 70
l1iltor of stste-JAM a. GOODMAN, Marion %.
i-srs 81 stats-CS VOLNEY DORSEY, Miami 70
"a Pub. Works-JEO NJ BARREsEs Highland %.
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LITERARY MEN AND STUDENTS

And those working hard with their brains should al
ways keen bottle Of Hollands Bitters near them,
90 they will md much boneht from its use, 10 both
mind and body, invigorating and not depressing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-21
LaIeOTyAeg Or WRises,

EThis disease depends upon an Inflammation Of mn
oous Hning Of the vagina aid womb. II IL IN al CO
accompanied By pain In the back across TIA
medicine may De taken three times cay, with In
IeotiOn Of tablespoonful OF the medicine, mixed
win half pint Of soft water, morning and evening
Irritation Of the Neck Of the BIad6sT, LaRam.
NATION Of the Ki4neys, and CgtaTyk Of
tie BIOqaeT, StraH0N5y and
BHrBinG or PsiVt5
UrisatA9.
For these diseases Il Is truly q sovereign remedy
and too much can not Be said IN its praise Ginrl
dose has been known q relieve the most urgent Eymp
the small Of the back and through the hips tse'
gPoonfnl day Of Constitution Water viii relieve y6d
Ike magic. -.
FOs DyPPsiG
II has no equal in relieving the most distressing
symptoms. Also, Headache, Heartburn, Acid Stom-
sch, Vomiting Food, &C. Take tsaspOOnful aftsl
dinner. The dose In all cases may be increased II Do
Etred, but should be done gradually.
PhysicisEss
Rave long sinos given Up the use Of buchu, cubsbr
and Juniper in the treatment Of these diseases and
only use them for want Of better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
ha. gEovodiolf equal to the tax that has ds7Ol7sd
DirsRes
Irrtats and drunoh the KidnsyB and By constant al
soen lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed diI
~ gEl
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SIoss u tie Bladder, CalsUlss, Gravsl, BrisE
DSIt DsPosib asd AHelSs or A5IEy
DichayOee dfter UTjndtfng.

Disease occurring nom and ths same cause will
be entirely cured By the Constitution Water II taken
Tor any length Of time. The dose should EaFT with
the severity Of the disease, from twenty drops 70
tsAspOonful thres TINES day, in Entor. During the
passage Of the Calculus the pain aud urgent 6ymp-
toms should be Combatted with the proper remedies
above directed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-21

Having suffering children as above, and Wishing
raise than, viii never regret the day they commen
with these bittsrs.
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AUCTION sALEs:
TUESDAY, sEPF. 22D, 1863.
Unclaimed Bail ROsd TFeight-COn.
siBting Of Dry 6oOds, Cloth
ing, segaFy, &C.. &c,

o. GUTTER 3 SON WiHlsell on Tuesday, Sept 22d,
commoncinE ct ~ O'Clock A. NJ. at their Auction
10 m, No 15l Bank-St, lot Of unclaimed Ers.gtt,
conaistingoi Black and Fancy Oassimerr Pants, Lin
en- Oosts and Pants, DTsas awns ] ell aiues, Brown
Shestings 5-eighth casks Brandy, IS casss Old Bye
Whiskey, sud numerous other Articles-
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CONSTITUTION WATER

ts the public with the conviction that it has no equal
n relieving the cas Of diseases for which Il has been
iound 80 einenty successful in curing and We truBt
that we shall bo rewarded for our Efforts In placing
valuable remedy in form TO meet the require
mants Of patient and phTsician. r.
PSs Sale b. Su DrE0giSts-PFies 81 90.
,- VIM. h. GREGG 4 Co,
-.-4s- 54ss PrOPristoFs
Morgan AIIsn. esnsraI Agents. No. 9 Qis-ss
EsW York l.iiFif ii I ngyloiRIsod
.t-Ha
FOB sALI BI
Strong & Armstrong, and Benton Bros.
= q, M, alr-ala a l-arfa
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stFOng : AEn'tFOas, and Benton Bros.