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po,roE UOssAas, E.Ysl

Decemhsr 81 1871. J.
VIZ, Il. QRrGa B 90 -Gents: I freely give you li5-
ertY TO make Of tlle following yeruncase q sh9
Valueo Constitution Water, which can reci7Diiens
n the highest mannef:
Ny wife, who was stack6d With pain in the snout
ders whole length Of the back and IN her limbo Wlln
Palpitat OF the Heart, attended with EalInS ~
the Womb, Dysmenorrhs, and Irritation Of the Bltl
der. j called physician, Who attended her sho
thrss months, when he sft her worse than oe louhl
her. then employed one VI tho best phys 'elaa5 4
could find, who attended her for about nine m0ntnai
and while she was under dis care she did not uliSf
quite much pain; he hnay gave her up and 50 %,
i'hsr case incurablF. "For, said hel '-5he haN
such combination OF complaints, that medicine CIV
en for one operates against some other OF her dicul
ties" About this tine, she commenced the uso OF
Constitution Wstee, and to our utter astonishmelt
almost the rst dose seemed 70 have the desired ei
fsct and she kspt on improving rapidly under lts
treatment, and now Huperintends entirely nar DO
mestio sdsirs She has not taken any Of the C0nsti
tutou Water for sbout four weeks, and we are hagsy
70 Hsy that Il hAs produesd g Permane1t core.
WM. n, VAN BEHbOHOTEh.
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What DOes 1t Mean ;

The last Issue OF the Canton Republican
says:
"Cathoa1t the leading spirit of the con-
spirators, who had concOcted plot tc re-
lease the three thousand rebel prisoners at
Camp Chase to release Morgan and his
gang from the penitenLiary, to seize the
Columbus Arsenal and commence q rebel
lion in Ohio, was over night iG our city
about ten days ago. During that time ne
vas elOseted with McGregor and Shafer,
and was by them forwarded, by private
conveyance, to New Philadelphia. Some
particulars of his str0ei0us plot and arrest,
may be read in another column. The par
ticular object of his business here is also
well enough known for all pTastical pur-
poses
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-10

TuE Rev. Mr.. Bus-ey, of the Christian
Commission, was taken prisoner while
aiding the wounded in the late battles in
Tennessee, and was delivered to Judge
Terry of The rebel army-the same Terry
who shot Senator Broderiok. On receiV-
ing the prisoner he exclaimed; "Here's
a. Abolition preacher. Boys, hang
him. Mr.. Busseys name does not ap-
pear in the list of prisoners sent in by
Bragg to the Provost Marshal and it is
feared the Judge has carried his brutal
threat into effect.
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The Blurderer is under the impression
that the army late under Rosecraus muss
capitulste. We take pleasure in informing
our TRANSATLANTIC contemporary that there
is not the slightest danger Of any such
however much the Times
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FRTEED II FEED-TRy II,
Dr. Esess's LHFALHIBLE LlhlA AhTB pfepsN
sFOra the rscpo OF Or. sts7hsn Sweet Of Oonnee9os
ths great bons setsr and has beon ussd IN MS PEAal
tsos for the Last twenty Jos7l With the most assoa
~ Iuooss5 AGan external remedy Is q H1tnoub
-5.l s1d viI Alleviate pain more speedily than Al
other prepsrstion For AL kheunaLlo Ana tf ~
s5rss Wo1uds grrztns, Bruises &C., It's sootniL s,
bssiiuF and goefiul sirens ngth5ning rrop ~
80 {e ne youiAr aud nstcnishment OF All VINO nav
s--s- gysn Il trial. Over four hundred oertlno9ht
- abis cures psrormed By Il Nithin the ~!
s,-ss7- Efsast 70 fhfs fsct. Strong Armstrorf q
~ - 49,. 49,. SiievsienS declealteoWdaW:R1s
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LCOMMUyICATED.l
gH0NtRT COasuAPTOa A DURABLE DISEASE
A Oard-To ConsUmptiVes.

The undersigned having been restored to Health In
lsw weeks. b. a vsr5 simple remedy, after having
suffered several years wish severe lung aneetions
and that dread disease, Consumption is anxious te
make known to his fell sufferers the means o.
eure.
To who desire It, he viii end COPY Of the pre-
srriu.iou ussd free Of charged with the directions
for p-sparins and u-ins ths same, which they viii
dnd sure CuIe for Consumption, Asthma, Bronehi-
tia &C The only object Of the advertiser in nding
the Prescription Is TO benefit The "icled and spread
information which he coueeves 10 be 'uya.uable,ana
he hopes every sufferer viii tfy this remedy a. It VIII
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing
Part.fs wishing the prescription vii P.eaae -ddFss
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, HiliiEmsburgh,
o,tt-1gd.w Kings county, N I.
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DEmAa s. BA2EES 4 CO.,
Eegeral sg6nll.
M : Ygf Attributes Of Manhood aFs

gbe q. Tsf Attributes Of Manhood ars
trs7usn.ly 10 VI or suspended BY Da practices and
s,o1, s5tt, a, viii inevitably LEAD to hsrediiA1
dsosss unless ch ced IN tTae Roaa the truths lAla
so,rp IL The trsa. ice ''HUBAH EBAIbTY, or PaES
IorogI0s1 REsT .slH.-. Il Is slaboratoS iiinstLA'
td vita eolorsd en- graz ings and viii convince =.
most hardened and JnooA osTnsdr a. we'll Is rsils.e
the minds Of ths most des7C nding' - l'is -.
IN the right channel for Eciis o. DO1'H anu l'-'
agony ard despair.
- a. 49, 80 y, sja1t Irrs lveryE VI ere See adSertls5
,,-lt ~ 5-Tfssenaar' lr Unother colninns n,
sold also b 2. ". UhA-FAi IA shi'''
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RzAD-REz-D-READ.


DANVsLLE, Pa, June 2, 1859.
T1r. WN. z. .qREsg-Dear Sir; In February, 1851, ]
va ctsd with the 5ugar diabetes, and for months
ugs5sd more than two gallons OF water in twenty
four hours was obliged 70 get up as often as ten or
twelve times during the night Daring the month O.
JnIY 1851 l procured two bottles Of Consultation
Wstsr apd In two DAYS after using il experienced
rsisf and AFTER taxing two bottles / Eas entirely
cursi coon after rsEaining ny usual health.
FourI truly, Nv, l.. DEWITT
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mnrnnn. oonu.. Nor. u. 1ss.

DIVE. Z. GBHGa-Desr Sir; have for several
years been afflicted with that troublesome and dan
Ferous disease, Gravel which resistedAll remedies
and doctors, until took Consultation Mater5 and
You NAV be assured that / was exceedingly pioes66
with the result. It has entirely cured me, and Ysu
may make any use Of my name You may see nt in re-
gard to the medicine, have entire confidence IN
it, efficacy. Y0urs sruiys OHDsTkOHG.
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DysmsrTAes, or PaivIl EsS'tgTst:On, sSd
IA hszoTThagia or PFofsss Floi0iEg.

Roth diseases arising from faulty secretion ot ths
menstrual fuid-in the one cnse being too Ltts' 50
suss secretion, which will be speedily cured ~ Lie
Constitution vster.
That disease known as FALLING OF THH Moasj
that organ and is known By seEse OF hsayiness ana
dTsi1g pains in the back and sides, snd a. times &C.
cr1S6anied bY sharp laeinating or shooting pains
through the parts Will, In all cases, bs removed Dy
the medicine,
here is another class Of SYMPTOMS arising frsm Ia
5sIFArIOS OF FHE MOMB, which ply stclans cali neL
sOIisuess which word covers up much ignorance ao
n pine eases out Of ten the dSctOr does NOS really
Isa,, whether the 81 mptOms ere the DISEASE OF the
-. - the syn ptoms We only enumerate them
Ssre speak more particularly OF Cold Feet, falpl-
tsfinu OF ths Heart, Impaired Memory akefulnessi
Tasbss Of beat, LAngour, Lassitude, and Dnness oi
Wfn10uI
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nE. @ n A "a A N,
Esn5sr Of ds Esgal College o. PAy''e'Hii
Eoad9s, England; Sradsais of
Rsesrd's aospital for
- ON

BEMALE DISEASE
.,d a constant attendant Of Paris. London, New
laas 49, Montreal Hospitals Cor ths last ten Jsars
has oEsne5 lis OEsa st the
johnson House, Cleveland,
vtsTs 10 viii ts Ea5pY . msst al thee Sh0 5rs 81
siets.i with subscut5 sad eh-ouio diaeassz-
Els treai mont is entirely disrsnt frosn the Oh
,l.n. and Is MD, sieaeious and elective. aismsd
,s.,s. a-s simply vegetable extracts nd ois, ihsS
-, sst,r been ussa bat BY two otbs ply soiAns .
ArnsrIaa bsslaa. himself he has 5peH the CREATES
Dart OF his lie cud thOssds Of dollars in oetAinlH
sy escEsis in his prolegsioH. i!.e tests the uFiki
. susf,ns q aizsase. No charge for siy.AS
for All .vzs stststasat Of their eass-
~oEgEAToKaa,A.
< 90 Fs.lgS 20 You 10 few nh
To Y0gEa MEH.-Hs 7tssisina ysd Oyer tr0sta'
utes thai he is tho Cnly > Egr6ysrY patient 70
with that cures this uis5a5e. i've OEe HunaRs
viii follow his dirccti11s, he will, - No chGEz
lOIisrs ffhe fails IN curing this dset - Who Eisn
made for cousultstiJn. Those at . disia. snau
70 Consult the Doctor may do 30 by sendlng ~dhb
Vial Of urine by mail, with naino, sex an 49,
i apsUer aud describe their caS5, and the poss..Sa
IN Of gu.rins relief, BY encosng Tstnrn Is5'
stamn. -
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LECTURES.
DRAINARD' HALL 81
Thirteenth Annual Course of
LIE TUR Eg.
CIeYeland Library Association,


The Lecture Committee hsve the pl asurs to an
nOuuca that At great pains and exFense they have
cured the following distinguished Statesmen, Auth
OTs and Poets as Lecturers fer he Regular CJur=e.
TIE Series will comprise Twelve Lectures.
Hon. DANIELS. DICKINSON, Of New York, on
Thursday Evening FOv. 18th. The Union"
"EOMU u KIshE," the author Of "Amnng the
PINES" My S0u'heIn Friends" &c on Thursday
Eseuing Nov 2htu ''Tbs SJutt eth " hitCs,' &c.
BAYARD TAYLOR, on Thursday Evening, Dec.
31 "Bussia aud her People,
Dr. JOHN g. HOLLAND, Timothy Tito0mL,' on
Thursday Evening, rec. 10th "Ths National Heart
ANs1N @. ca sSFE :, Of Albany, Now York.
Piaf LOUIS AGAsslz. Of Massachusetts, Two
Prot. VIM C. RICHARDS, Of Rhode Island. Two
Miss EMILY SHAW, of Massachusetts. Headings
rom he Posts.
BS-t he Committee are Iikewise ln correspondence
Hon. Ihos f. MelRher, Thos. Buchanan Read Geo.
WIN. Curtis and others
Ticket. adnitring q Gentleman ami LADY to the
Course. $500.
Ticksts udHiiting Gentleman and two Ladies' 10
the . .urss, = 100.
Tickets sdInlrung Ona p 'rsOn to ths COurse, 81.
80 Holders OF Course Ii -keIs may seoure RFseTsec
Seats On the day o tho Lecture By applying Il Brain
ar g and p-Yirg IS cont5 tor each seat.
Single Tickals 70 Lectures wiz be from % to 90
Cents. Reserved seats . GEMS extra.
b. +. PEiXUTCO,
o. A. BROOKS,
d. P. EELBS,
rcv9-I7I Lecture Committee.
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Irritation Of The Neck Of The BlaSSeT, iAiIaas-
ssd.iOs of the KI5seyI, and cssarrh q
the BIo9dsr, SRcEGEry aSd
Burning, or PSlSgaI

- ft,.s df.,saseg Il IA truly sovereign reMeII
- ~. D1,b csr not be said In Its praise 5lnslf
- ~ Len E0ovn 20 relieve the most utsolt ayR
tors Are you troubled With thai alstfsslH a ~ a.
the small Of the back and tncogsn ~ y 9
spooafai day Of Constitution n >tsF VIII
Ike magic
For DySPepsis'
IL has no equal in relieving the most stessin9
svmpfors. Also, Headaohe, Heartburn, Acid st9Ia
S.sh Vomiting Food, 80. Take teaspoonIni slleI
Esnar Ths dose in all may be Increased II os-
SEUs but should be done gradually.
PhysiSiShS
us,. lang sf.oo given up the use Of 0uehus eubeb5
a. uuOer 10 the treatment Of these diseasehi Aha
cav uss them for EuAC Of q better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
~.sttsslf equal to the task that has dsSOlTed
ESgTstisI
N-oss me Kasssys, and By constant uls
i[IIl4te s1a q az & e asFsnsfai5H and oonafnso ai'
basss
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SIsss IN tie Bladder, Calculus, GrGssb BFiss
Dgst Deposit, and Aaess or Ai!sB
Diehargss after UFiBdfiBa.

Disease occurring from one and the same cause VII
bDtireIy cured By the Constitution MAters II taLsn
For S1V length OF time. The dose should vary VIA
thc severity Of the disease from twenty drop3 70
ieasBoonfui three times day. IN Water DullnA Wy
Ssssage OF the Calculus the pain and urgent syMR-
toms should be cOmbatted with the proper 5euas1ee
Above directsd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-10

Although not disposed to favor or recom1nend Pat
ent Medicines "A general, through disrust OF thei
ingredients AID -lisrta, yet know OF no sUhciant
reasons why man o. testify 70 the bensnts ne
belie7es himself 10 have 3ceived nom any simple
preparation, in the 1pa - may thus contribute 80
the benefit OF others.
do this the more readily regard 10 Hoy,nand' :
German Bitters, prepared by Dr.. T. m. JACK son, Oi
ths cly because was preIudiced against Il en- toI
manV years under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic UliIture. J am indebted TO nD
friend Robert shoemaker, EQs, for he remove this
prejudice by proper tests and for enoourAseH eEt 70
ty ,hsm when suffering from great and l0nS ontn-
u5i debility The use Of three bottles Of thesli BIZ
tsrs at the beginning Of the presslt yeaT, wa io.
lowed BY evident reiief and rostQFEion q Der ree u
bodily and mental vg0r whish had rot ieit or 5i1
nOnthB BEFORE and had almost o. req lining.
thersiore tha God and ay friend for direct ing me
70 the use Of them, }. AENFOh bhV Nhs
Philadelphia, June q, 1851.
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Ssppsssssd EsH,turstiOH,

ht,b IN the IN married female is constant recur-
ing dissass aud through neglect the seeds Of mare
Ss and danVerolls maladias the RESULT anu et
sa.oTtb after mOnth passes without an etort belne
ds To assist nature the suppression becomes chEon
= fbs Tafispt gradda l0Oses her appetite tht
S5,sIs sre constipated, night sWeats come on Hne
0on1urptfon finally ends her career.
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INDIAN SPRINGS
ECLBGFRIC CURE.

esa,tifl and ouiet retreat for Inyalids located IN
Tallmadge, summit Go OhlS'
an the l55e of the Atlantic and Great Western hhl
Say oonT sling a. Raven - Sth The Cleses'a Anu
I5ir,brTTh and A. Akrou ith the Clrve'And Aanes-
Tiile sSd OinC nnau Railways; communication oelns
~ f5s,e Ess e. al isbe especially for the treat
--1,f ~ an, Ihrlns Diseases VII ch have htther e
ifsd the forts Of all other forHs' o. practice Inc
tTsstuSut is peculiar. bsing based upon the
vital PFIBeiDle OF fFature-EleetFiettg'
Dr- LEW BuRD, the Medical Examintr and
Pa.titiouer duriug practice of over tW@uIv years
"a tesn emir entity successful IN the euie ol ~ %
a. C0rHpIalnta Of ioLg standing; and oy conn NM R
f5a6T of Nsrurss most powerful REM a. as EMS as
env,i,srtes 10 pa YOVNGs ELEcrRo-lH EEa = HA1h'
A. o bla - DsrfUrm sFIi grea er WOEoers IN TO ieN
IN sftaTt9n of ZEN LES is especially tnel ell 10
n, Fi,1r5lT freetmeut OF their pscu ial cincliuss
ttsie NVfnknesses, Irrs gularitiCs, eod d piies-
r,Srts al sil kinds and OF long standing are PfRA.
--TTTIT CVgED Many cases, pronounced by ths me-
Eminent Physicisns, incurabs, confined 20 heiT oeos
oT TnarS hopeless and deSpairuF, have, hy hs treat
-1esf bssD fes.ored TO health. happiness and long
life =. n, T -. r1,-,,,
or 10 ths undersignel at Iallmai ige, o., will receive
Urompt attention. =, :, ,,,,,.~-
ect7-is2aodky y =: Y 7, y y.
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Laeorhcao or Whites.

-r-,,, ,t.aa.a dazsnds upon al Inflammation Of mui
So1s Ining OF tho vagina and womb. 1t Is IN al "a
- accom- panied by severe pain in the back E ~
5irina NAV be taken three times aday with an IN
,ssS{o1 of 4 tablespoonful Of the msdlolnes nike
WI half pint Of soft water, Iaofnins anu
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H0DFLkHp's aERMAN glTTERs

H00FLaN1's aERKAN gITTERs
DR.. HOOnand's German Bitters,
PREPARED By
DH. Q. NJ. JACKSON, PhilsdslphiA, Pa
Is NOT A RUN DRINK,
OR a SUBSTITUTE FOR RUM,
Oran Intoxicating Beverage,
But ARIGHLY icOEcEsTU VEGETABLE EXTRACT
AZURE TONIC |
Fros from Alcoholic S.iu.Ian,o or luxurious Dr'g''
AND WILL EEFECTUkLLT CUBE
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA AID
JAUNDIOE.
HOOnand's German B1tteEs
VIII Ours Every Case Of
CRTOais or Nervous Debility, Di'sa'' sf the
Kidneys, dad DissGse' GTisiRs from
| a Disordsred Stomach.
VRTHEFOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
assnitlns TOm Disorders OF ths Digestive ofsAhs'
Con-
FtiPstion,
FuipHss OF Blood
to the Head, AclditY
Heartburn dlsgust for toCdI
EulHes5 or weighs in the stom-
| aoh -Four Eructations, SinA ing or
Fluttering az tie Pit Of the Stoms2ppl una "
swimming oi ne ,4 hsee, a,iIIieI ,Sa sae Hs,rf
Choking or sulIOostiDg Sensations when IN . y
bs sgnt FoVeP and Il Dali Paa IL the Head
Soisnoy Of PsrspiratIon, Yellowness OF t0S
sK,R bsSt sda Li,S5si L2S Sc So., = sudden Fush.
Is OF Heat, Burning IN the alesh,
constant imaSinins o. Az, Asd'
Epirits, Liver Com
D''sse'iA' g6o
HOOGamd's German Bltters
VIII Give YOa
A GOOD APPETITE,
: STRONG NERVES
. HEALTHY NERVES,
STEADY NERVE
BRISK FEELINGS,
HEALTHY FEELINGS
ENERGETIC FEELINGS,
A GOOD CONSTITUTION,
/. A HzALTHY CONSTITUTION,
: A SOUND CONSTITUTION,
;, A STRONG CONSTITUTION.
?, xvo.. THr MASS FHs strong
WILL MAKE THE
WILL MAKE THE s.1
Thin SSOu'
WILL MAKE FHE
Depressed AlVe'S
WILL MAKE FHE
sallow Complexion CleSl
WILL EAEE TIE
Dull Eye Clear ana Brlsh
Will Prove Blessing
In EVERY FAM IL I
Can Be- Ussa with Psrfso;-s Safety By
MALE
Oh TKrI
FEMALE, ~
N & & - ~
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DANCES.
new MUSIC,

NJ EW USIC.
VOCAL.
The parkies RA ". tPartridRel ........s0
pew blaEtAdon Song and Chorus.
Banner the Stars, Warren )..................
Hurry 70, Conscrip's, to TigEt for Uncle
oGn, (Wetmore
Ny Love is on The Battlefield, (Oelans ).....g5o.
The Swamp Angel, twD5sr).........,.......
foung Ephs Lament. PurdyJ
lam Dreaming, Buckley
M-thcr Waiting for the News, (Castla) ........25o
The lutn edition Just issued.
Oh, Wish the War was Over. (Manvorsl.,...25c.
How are YOu telegram? Work ).............25r
18th edition Just issued.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Russian Drivers Song, Karl rz).....-.......sOl.
Daisy March, Militaire, Meyer )..........,...S5c
serenede, (Fulton
Evelyn schottiache, Porter rl...............-2se.
Psr6iJse foka, Meyer
Absautiiul LithograPh accompanies this.
R5-Any of the aboTe sent post paid on receipt Of
marked price. Ca -slogues furnisned on application
to s. BRAlEAED & CO,
nOyJ l2 TlevR'and n.
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Thsse ars ksets Knsuah.
CONSTITUTION WATER
rOR SALE BIZ

Morgan AIloa, General ARsatI, no, 6 3 gis.s3t
AsW York. H0'lS'A-''Ss
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Strong & Armstrong, and Benton BrOs,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-10

The :, ahwill not return ii these Bitters are used
No person Fever and Agae Dtstlict shoula q
without
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D E B IL 1T Y,
EVER AND AGuI

Resulting from fs=srs OF any kind--thsss Bitters
renew your strength in a very short time.
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DELICATE CHILDREN.

Those suffering frOm Esrazmus, wasting away, witt
scarcely any hesh their bones, cured In Ter
sort time; bottle, in such cases, viii have mos
surprising eject.
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FORWARDING AND COMMISSION.
The undersigned gill continue the bushes a. hes-
toIcre, at the ola End established place, Merwin-St
Cleveland, thJsN r. T. LYON.
Cleveland. NOV. I, IsS3 nOv4-l76
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CONSTITUTION WATER,

oh vvs. tho.e orEans time to recover their healthy
zone and Vror arc able 70 state thst the UOnsl-
tntion Wafer has cured every case Of Diabetes N
Whioh it has besn gwen
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: ! J : =
PARTIO ULAR NOTI E

There are many preparations sold under ,Ie ,It5d 81
Of Bitteri, put dp In quart bottles compo com %
the chez Jest whisky common rum oos5lng - or
70 40 Is per gslIfl, the tas-e disguised Dy Al
Cortland or seed. -
This class OF BIZ ters has cauEed and viii oontln
TO 20, long they can be SOLO hundrea3 20 Oh
the cath O tho Eirunkard- By their Use the system
"a pt continus lly under the influence OF Aloohone
ST ulets OF u 0le worst kind, the desire LOT Liquor =
sated aud ke up, and the result is All ne hofos
2 ftsndRnt upon a drunkard's g life and death. -.
For those desire and will have Liquor bitters
we publish tire following recipe get one bOtsle hOol
land German Bitters and mix with three quarts gO0Q
brandy or whisky, and the result viii be prePare-
tion that will far excel in medicinal virtues ana ne
excellence any OF the numerous Liquor blLers u th5
market, an will cost much less. You viii have all
the yirues of HoOhaud's Bitters in connection with
a good article Of IiIuor, 81 much lsst price thAa
these inferior preparations will cost you.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-10

From ReV.J. ,7a ton Brown, D. d. Editor Of the
Encyclopedias d Religious Kno1ledge.i
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-15

mcrs, and mechanics, and all producers OF
the neccssaries Of life, The movement
mu't come from ,hcmsrly1' They must
shake or the horrible uight.lHaro Of specu-
laiion and exlor,ion, which Ia fast sinking
them down from the pure atmosphere Of
patriotism into ,Ac dark, mcphiuc eavrrRs
Of mAmmou, where all tina, is good and no.
hlc In nur natures becomes eI,iuguishtd.
4 public sentiment may be created, spring.
ing from themselves. Let II be lnaGurated
by those amongst them who are awake to
tho pcril' OF our position. Noble sCntimsnts
and generous sieriiccs are contagious. II
will spread from county 10 county until the
whole west will present tho grand Spcc,a'
Gle Of y people st hom" giving their pro
ductiyc labg, 10 tho cause, as cheeriully M
the soldiers in the field, pour out their lii,
blood. l. that asking too much
Suppose that m association should he
formed immediately in Hampstead, Of ear
nest, patriotic planters, who were willing
to throw themselves into the breach TO stop
the evil. lr'hcy were mutually 10 pledge
themselves Ia use the utmost cXcrtiOnS with
the means at their command TO produce
breadstuts TO tue fullest extent, and after
rcscrving iair support for their families
10 sell the balance to actual consumers, n:
4 fair valuation, not calculated for profit,
but to cover cost Of production. lfal! who
osused to como into the agreement were
noted and marked and all who wanronly
violated it, published TO the world for the
benefit Of posicrity, whata tremendous force
of public opinion would be brought to bear
upon the side Of humanity, patriotism, mud
Justice The rul Of this association would
be title OF respect FOR all its members 10
the latest generation, az mon who deserved
we'll of their country. Few would dare risk
the udium which would attach 10 those who
refused 10 enter. The example would spread
to neighhoring counties, and oyerrun the
State. The volunteer or copScript in the
army would hail it with JOY. All ankle
ties would be dispGllcd and new courage
would enter his soul. Then the fortunes Of
our Confcderacy would shine forth un lou
dcd, and all doubt vanish 9way.-The same
sort Of associations nigh, be formed among
mechanics with equal results. Fellow-citl'
4cns, have We not spoken wisel?, even i!
too plainly.