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, 1863-09-17

1seesl ~. ss oags 1919 & ses sis do 1ss s.s as
Il sss Ss1s 81 f!;ss e a* 5lss, ~
aaees foE:hs es9p ysa5 1924 g. b =: fas lsj;
Cores oestae for ports il tae USttei stsses &c. aa
5'R 9s;s s:S' 'ss5 Il s1ts g ao.
Albany Live Stock nIarlsct-Scrt. II.
III susp!y Is asan s9oys The yeraEe h.;
% ss is r. a.! Il y
liasn.ean, e. New fear commenced With Saturday
t p ss g = t. ss I'D e
has Snndrsa head ei.e the maFEst
= H. n et, fas s2ss Iss
gTSes Fiji + 91Fbofpcd 1b3ep Nc live and the trade was
Rra1Prs-Tho following Is our comparative state
ment of 4 Il = ,aa market over the Central Rail
p.ex,.. rhl: zssz Is Last Ssss. Isl iast vi; +;
sssss:::::::::: ssssss::,:::::'::::::ss: ss
r.,.,,,!A,,.E At; weekly Total s!nse Total s.ne
G$;E;: R;s:S ::szts 5}Es HE "a ~ u
F,smum FT;qa q leo ns,.......:... 9sa; ssR9sis
Ssennd s qGaAty y'..---............3 @asS a99@t 50
HoGs-ExTly In ,the week the decline In prices was
rald Int the market rallied some hat on Friday and
Saturday, and closed pretty firm at 54G55Hc b. the
demand being fatr Recetpta West Albany for the
week about 5000 htaa!sE
The- -Tea -Trnde.
Exported from ali ports In oh1nn to United states
Year ending June ], 1865, 1sI3 135t
Cong0u md Sou
chong, Ds........ 1,63,6l1 3,1iaA36 5,7N.9Sl
Pons6o1E:;;as:..: 49,. 1851 ss,ii7
Oootong md Ming
Qfnnge Pekoe...... 5iysH 2s5;Ssi inGi5
AnkoL.. sSsT67 80. 80.
Total Black II ,so3s9s 1sypg.1a5 19,t5520
TwAnkay, hs....... 5M,1Ss oi5732 6t78
Tyson 6ktn......... H37S83 9H9Gl 159,512
liJsoD D............. ga4,6 1yM8673 5w,fi7
Young Hyson-...... a65.tGA 9,3n999 3,i7i,1M
Imperial. ....,,., H9s,217 1,938,7H3 03t 9Jl
GuupoWder.... .... 1tSa,lS 1rS5tso5 t2u,lT
Total Grccn...... a.s649ts 13,7n0B 5s5os
japan Tea .......... 9T,6u 427,A5 251,l14
Total Export. .2l,a'e,s2 2o2ls.sa 2sa2,s@
, 1863-09-17

TO TREE Bu1ERs.- -MAny, va believe dozena Of
taking orders for stock, rom our s.Bloonang
or FhoeuiI's Bloomington Nursery" without
any right to Go so-tbou2h they may have, {as any
tSat Ieabe sent
me before October lst, next, {the eoones the bet
teri, as to any party 90 doing, will pay $500 on
cat tree growers Of planters. Letters Of inquiry
on the subject promptly answered Oar agents
can show their authority. :" Every tub on Its own
bottom" Buyers should attend to itinenants.
Let scamps beware! r. E. PHOENIX.
Bloomington Nursery, Ill. Sept 1, 1858. sea-2w
, 1863-09-17

oovHRsNENr STOCKS.
Quiet without material change.
MoSRT-Easler at 56a6t per cent.
Sterling fir1ner at 1s59ll5H.
Gold nImer, opening as SIN, aud CLOSING nfm NJ SeA
, 1863-09-17
The 900 Trot, Yesterday.

The $1,000 Trots HesteFdny'
Ihe grounds Of the chicago DRIVING fAfk Asso'
citation were, yesterday, visited BY respectable
number OF our citizens to witness the long TAXED
Of match between Van Eta's black ge1d3ng "biack
Diamond" and Hiram Hsatings' black gcldlng
"Cooley." The latter horse, 1t will be remem-
be1ed, trotted against Patzieks so1tel stallion for
pn1se offered By the Association several weeks
ago, and, contrary to tho expectation Of good
Judges Of horse flesh, won it. After that trial the
match t1otted yesterday WAS made. Owing to the
high wind which prevailed after three o'clock, the
attendance WAS considerably below what was az
peeted, but there was q fair crowd on hand and
betting was lively. COOLEY had made his moo low
down in the fottics' while ''Diamond's' PAGES
,as r. f.rn,,to 1,;th oda. NJ tro a.
"cooleJ YVES INC ia'osate, VIII oaus u '"o ~
one in his favor: The confidence MS PACKERS fe-
s !. t.roo,.v ~ ;, ~ hehsrcd b,d,v F7cent IN a sIpc,c
soo'ss 81, s'aa's 49,. s. s..s.1,@ 49, honastre
.,Ss.h. H.ss e,,,1o or,,+o- sna ,rben be broke Il
80 - -, ,renosa{,,1. IN rrino him down to his
"as u1e ~ 1,s.aa t1nt+aa sns .arh
t;,na NV hv niacE Diamond, >, WHO Of courso
took took The M race and the money. twas done With
out struggle. .......-.
The winning horse although the time was nos
the lead IN every heat' "1nnans 1ae tace w o""oE
right honest uotung.
ftrst Aedt-oets t"o ~ one VI o,.
Starts, "Cooley esc1s suma o1eaA1ns 10 he e1"s
to the scratch, and passing tae seo1e Oh 1ae oeau
run At last, on the ea1tn u1ai' tne5 "e1e on'
diamond took INC ieao 70 .ne qoAsEs
post, cooley tonr lcng1ne oehlna'' aus aan
and tnree quarter post were Paffeo W
mond," Cooley" keeping the same feauVe us
lance behind and running a. least na1 tne o1s-
lance. on fne nome etfetcn' oo&a came teamahg
homc' Cooley gaming petcepso'y, put IN,
nnao,S H. ~ pest fn AZ ea0 k"p' 1ua
W. eS1oond M Maf-Thc horses rot Nh excellent start
the first trial, hut :" Cooley" had not mored hun
cred 5efds oelolc ne ptoks aga.n, aEa eo a asa,y
nine. he sned. aDiamona'' Continually In advance
and winning the beat easily In EAT.
| 1htrq MtalZThe no1ees weIe ou tae secona
nS,nn,,,1 ~ hest s snd the 1ass n 6
eA' '''@''s
soaaAha. - a. mn ,,r.
lineage: seps:, u ~; 81 dsea % ese' el'"'' NILE
neats' pes' 'DAs7 =" D's ~ 'A'
!; Van Era, 2. H. O. G., 6Ack . Dla'nono.'''' !
49, A'Aa>9 Fine RI s,fq I4E. Iii. cid.
ucoo,evr the beaten horse. ts matched with
c1kc Cook ~ for pu1ec OF sa0olsl, eco eide
to come of three weeks from yesterday. Five
, 1863-09-17

REsGsATIoS OF REV. Dn RouERT BOYD
Rev. DR.. Boyd, the esteemed pastor OF the Wabash
Avenue Baptist Church, has resigned the pastor
ate Of that church. Last Sabbath he preached his
farewell sermon, from which we eathcr-in the
review given Of his past clerical lite-the follow
Ing interesting particulars: He has been in the
ministry, In Canada and 1he United 6tates, for the
Last twenty-seyen years, having entered upon his
Sacred calling when only twenty gears OF age.
Seven 5ears ago he became pastor Of the Edna
Place Church, which, at that period, numbered
but fifteen members, but eince that time, and dur.
3nc his ministsations, four hundred more have
been added to the church. Sinte he entered the
ministry he has preached eleven thousand ser
n,ons, besides delivering immune Eahle lectura
and addresses, and during the tame period he has
baptized about nine hundred candidates for the
church, eolemnized the marriages Of oyer eix
hundred persons, and o11clated at over seyeu hun.
dred funerals.
A1aer the sermon contribution was taken up,
by which tue liberal amount Of 5000 was col.
lecttd On the spot, which, together With other
money contributed by other Baptist societies o!
the city, will be set aside us permanent fund fol-
1he beIeft Of Dr. Doyd's tarnily.
, 1863-09-17

e Shirts are made 10 order, and warranted to
Complete ft. Aleo, best quality Linen Collars are
sold at s. 15 per dozeD 20 cents apiece. at tho
Great Western Shirt Mandatory, 1a6 Dearborn
efrnet
, 1863-09-17

w Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arieing rom Specific causes, In hota aa1es-neW
and reliable treatment, in reports OF the Howard
charge, Address, Dr.. ). 6killln HouXhto14 How
ard Afeocsat!on, No. South Ninth street Phila-
delphia. Pa. Ru1l-Sn
, 1863-09-17

FRUITSReceiptso Or GREEN APPLRs arc heavy
and II prime condition prices rule the same ts Last
abundant as usual, md prices extremely low. The
market continues very active and the demand tor me-
ply. Pans are IN good demand but prime Qualities
Es ssssse especially i9s nnso1s '5
moro freely, the supply promises to be abundant and
, 1863-09-17

4 Dad ADDREATu-The greatest curse tho human
faTY IL heir to. How many lovers 1t has separat-
ed-how many friends forever parted. The SUBJ
jcct is 20 delicate, your nearest friend will not
mention It, and yon are ignorant Of tho fact. To
F1owere'' as dentriace, night and morning. It
also bcautides the complexion, removing all tan,
pimplea. and freckles, leaving the skin soft aud
whiie Price SOC. For sale by Smith DWJer,
Iake stYect-aur29 u-w.et eOT-3m,
, 1863-09-17

SWORD PnEsESrAT1oS.-~We hare been
shown an elegant sword purchased BY tho o1lcors
Of the 18th Wisconsin infantry for presentation to
its commander, Col. A. @. ChalIoy. The sword
cost $500, is in the finest etylo Of workmanship,
and has been forwarded 10 Natchcz where the pre-.
seutation will 10 made.
, 1863-09-17
~. G2ls.

~, G3ys
2.z - zAo
DOR SAIF.-A Horse for sale
T. cheap: = pa,k Bay Ho.se. yeuas aad pes!scs;y
ssS Sofs 81 GS Sfos Will be '0s i =
FOR SALE-Two splendid Farms
IL Gofk c11sty FEy hos near I9,9s Rk
T0D G11T n g. 71-1--
= s sep Ds 81
4 ouin n2Y e Ee +; 3
i 9 hsad Il l5th st.eet sei5 1a9os.it
TOR SALE-House and Lot on
e S R;ss Riss Ess Il fi9 @ Sie $
S5iesS :3,Ss Seats rFS
SHIMP. IL state street, sei7 molS st
FOR SATE-Housa and Int 727
+ gd,pa piace heuse to stor7 nina - rooraa II,
x1oo tG 90 aley pIice s. 700 oa tms Furni.ure can
s g ~ aoa e i9on Z
TOR sAIE-Residence and other
Rafo2etty1Ao.s IN Duncan's. osdans ana Bot
@s:sg sFse e. 1s saa
y noass ns ssd III e*rner Of rtre and nol. ST.
sen oss aoe HsS Aaa @
Xlse1A sssa VII aeeEsa ,et % tsssqute g57es1.
~ 4E =! Es9s i!ss: P;.E :s!@ass: 9szsa
e x!tn Smoke : Houses e;tae9sa, sSss.ass, ~ t
% man via smsIl mai y isaas in t6e eity GOOD fsss,l
fqa ss H. 1sqe ssssSy
, 1863-09-17

ET Durnett's Florimal Is an exquisite
handkerchief perfume. Whatever Or. Burnett
makes is The best of its kind. His famoas Coo
oine, for the bair and FInroring Extracts sastaln
that reputation. For sale By druggists, groeers
and country dealers. sep17-4t
, 1863-09-17

Go 70 the BEsr-Go TO BEvAvr Il STnArToH's
C1i1cAGo COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, to get thorough
practical business education. For circulars ad-
dress {enc1osing stanps) BRYANT & SzNArTos,
Chicago, Illinois.
~F. E. Rgby, % Randolph etrect, y selling
Paper Hapc1nes and Window Shades at New York
prices ut Wholesale and retail. The trade supplied
on the most UberalteTms. aug Id 4W
, 1863-09-17
= :. DKLA1HKs.

q. " 7 VV9sY 9 I'VE QlJ1G
| GkMN4 l3- 3-.-s-,...ssssss =
Wi1ltal1tnntIc, c
stafford Rro5....s....@ 9
Victoria.
White skein. ...,,,....,,1 %
Assorted 5Ecln. lilo
, 1863-09-17

Total. .s2s eea es s9& 81 81 s
Last rear. 2a12aSs6 7N657.asi 49sa5s3a 21,soao5a
, 1863-09-17

MADAME B1suor.-We call the attention OF
fur readers to the Bcceht Concert tonight, at Ma-
eeun Hall, Of Madame Bfshop asaisted bya eplen'
aid array Of home talent. In the scene from the
opera Of La so,nnambula, Madame Bishop viii
appear an Amina, in costume. She VIII haye a
h4illiaut hQute.
, 1863-09-17

PERsoxA1--Cel. T. T. Sherman Of the 8sth
Illinois Is In the city on brief wait. BE COM
mands the let brigade, Sd division Of tho Goth
army corps.
COL John III. 1oomis Of the 92d Illinois Is also
Spending a few days in the city. Col. Loomis is
In command Of a brigade in Gen. Sherman'e army
cnrns--the 18th.
, 1863-09-17

TA1.L0W--Dcmand good md prices fIm, With
m upward tendency. WeQuots;
:or ii1Si nd Tar leSs fEa6 SS
sufficient for the demand. Prices ru1e arm+ We
quote: ~.
Ssles fo-ia1, 3,oo0 Is P1iic.i At 6S:. Wv
'WO0D-There Is . largo demand and prices rn1e
a5n L. r Ne q4ots hy the cargo Beech s. ooHsS Aa7
G7,0o Maple s7.50&s.o0 Hickory 4a0o3s59.
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too warm, and were greatly neglected by the
men. He considered the Mamelukes the best
cavalry in the world, and the Poles the best in
Europe They were his most brilliant troops
At present the most efficient light cavalry
by far are the Cossacks- In an
Gent Poland and Hungary the entire
armies consisted of cavalry. which, owing to
the nature Of the country, being vast level
plain, were terribly effective. The Poles and
Hungarians still retain their superiority In
horsemanship.
In Europe, which is for the most part an
open country, having good and numerous roads,
the cavalry arm has very diferent relative
value in armies from what it has here, wnere
the country is 80 wooded and broken and TIE
has had any chance to take prominent, much
less decisive. part in the battles of this war;
otherwise some Of the battles lost by our
generals would have been decisive Of the fate
Of the Union. But cavalry have played an
important role in the hands of the rebels under
Stuart Ashby, Van Dorm, Wheeler and Morgan,
making extensive raids and brilliant reconnois-
sances, destroying trains, burning bridges,
tearing up railroads, oven capturing armed
steamboats, and transports, and, in fine, cutting
up continually and menacing our lines of COM
munication. In the operations Of Grierson,
Stoneman, Buford and fitzpatrick the enemy
in truth has been made to feei the power
of the Union cavalry, and had . sufficient
force Of this arm been well organized at
the beginning of this war there might have
been very different story to tell to-day. But
the mismsnagement Of the War Department in
this is only Of piece with their whole conduct
Of the war.
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SENATOR TRrxBvLL Coxrye RouSD.--Hereto-
fore Senator Trumbull, Of Illinois, has been
classsd, and not without reason, among the
most violent and radical Of the republican radi-
calls But he is coming round. His recent
speech in Chicago in justification Of President
Lincoln's revocation Of the edicts of General
burnside against the Chicago Times was sea.
sopable and sensible speech. It deserves to be
classed with the late sound, constitutional,
out-and-ou conservative speech Of Gerrit Smith
st UTICA VIXEN ouch men abandon uhe bloodE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-12

The Pacific Gene TO WORK.
We refer our readers interested in Americas
iron to the proposals in our advertising
columns Of General Fremont, President Of the
Union Pacific Railway, Eastern Division, for
four thousand tons Of railway iron, or any part
thereof, for said road. The company are going
to work on the grandsst enterprise of peace in
the midst Of the most gigantic war In the his
tory Of any nation, because the men, the means
and the enterprise Of the loyal States are fully
equal to the task Of successfully prosecuting
the war and the road at the same time. Gene.
raj Fremont's limitation Of proposals to Ameri.
can iron 10 in pursuance Of the act of Congress
On the subject under which this Pacific Rail.
road, before lie completion. will consume mot
less than two handred and fifty thousand tons
Of rails for sisgle trsck-a mine Of wealth ia
our iron manufacturers.
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TRIPLE. .SH EE T
THE NILE Is SETTLED.

The highly interesting sketch of the discoveries
made in the interior Of Africa, by Captains Spoke
and Grant. delivered by Sir Roderick Murchison
before the Royal Geographical Society, will be
published in the WEEKLY HERALD on Saturday
morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-12

The TRBrSE A PERSISTENT FALsFrER.-Fo
the fftieth time the New York Tribune asserts
that at the time of the fall Of Fort Sumter wa
had secession flag in this Office, ready to be
unfurled, when mob 0ed by the attaches Of
the Tribune inundated us and prevented IL.
We agaia md again PronQuacsd this 70 Zee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-12

MILITARY DEc0RATIoNs.-We have been struck
by the number of medals and crosses which are
to be observed on the breasts Of the returned
officers and soldiers of the Army of the Pote.
mac. These have no doubt been ell gallantlA
earned: but, as they have no national chara05
ter, and are the gifts Of individuals or socis-
ties, they are open to objection. In'the first
place, they are an injustice to the many brave
men who, though equally distinguished for their
tract the notice Of the donors. In the next.
they furnish to swindlers and impostors ready,
means of passing themselves Of. as heroes Id
France the red ribbon Of the Legion Of Honor
was at one time made such extensive use Of in
this way that the Chambers were obliged to
it without the permission Of the Emperor.
1t is obvious that the practice that has already
sprung up among us will, if not checked, lead
to very great abuses and prove a source Of
continual modification and annoyance to the
army. Seeing that our soldiers take pride in
such rewards the government is bound to le-
galize them, and to take care that for the future
there shall be but one fountain of honor for
military and naval men. We never could an.
preciate the value of the arguments used against
military decorations. If there was ever any
force in them it has been entirely done await
with by the facts to which we alluds Whei
Congress meets it should at once give its atten
ton to this subject. Our conscripts will make
all the better soldiers If they find that gooe
conduct in the field is to be rewarded by some
conspicuous mark Of distinction singing then
out from their fellow men
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MIscELLAN1oUs NEWS.

Our European files and correspondence, brought
by the Africa, Glasgow and Louisiana, are dated
in London and Paris on the 3Oth Of May, and con.
tain very interesting details Of our telegraphic
summary Of the news from Halifax, published in
Che HssALp on Wednesday morning. The Mason.
elidsll negotiations with Napoleon In Paris are
sxpiAined. The English journals contain some
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dollars; to Placerville California, it il two hun
bred dollars. The route is now secure from Indian
attacks.
Eight hundred exchanged prisoners were sent
from Louisville on the 9Th inst. to reinforce Gen.
Rosecrans' army.
The anniversary Of the occupation Of MemphiA
by the Union forces was celebrated in that city on
the 9Th inst, in grand style.
There are nine regiments Of infantry, eight re.
giments Of cavalry and four Of artillery in the
United States service from the State Of Tennessee.
A party Of secession sympathixers who were
recently sent South from Nashville after they had
crossed the lines were robbed Of all their money
and valuables by squad Of Dick McCann's rebel
bushwhackers.
The Chicago Tribune is attempting to read Pre-.
sident Lincoln, Senator Lyman Trumbull and
Representative Isaac N. Arnold out Of the psrtv.
Il 10 estimated that for every American vessel
destroyed by the rebel pirates five are built.
The demand for cotton yesterday was active and
middipg closed firmly ~ 66c. Soc. The business in
four and grain was also more extensive and prices ad
vAnssd slightly In groceries The main transactions were
those in sugars and mossees, which were steady. The
demand for provisions was generally fair but hog pro.
ducts were heavy and dropping whiskey sold mode
raey at uniform rates Heavier operations reported
in tallow In most other articles moderate business
was transacted. The freight market Was more active
The stock market was better yesterday morning. bu,
lower and heavy again in the afternoon Gold rose 70
l42 on rumors Of bad news from vicksburg but fell of
aterward and was done a. low a. lax. Exchange sold
as high 100 early in the day. but IN
sympathy with gold. Money opened with rsthsr
more ease but the Afternoon the Inquiry was A. sharp
O. ever.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

(NO. 2i3.l
TINTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA

(NO. 2i3.l
LIMITED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA. -.
wHEKx,s libel o. information has been filed in the
District Court vt the United states, within nd for the
Seventh Circuit AMI District % Indiana. the 29h day
Of January 1853, by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney OF
the United States for the District IT indiana, against
the following DESERVED estate credits and effects Of one
william a. Bell to-wiiC Certain Promissor, Notes amount
Ing the aggregate To s+Wb. given by Kobert y.
Williams IN connection OF certain real e>ia In Madison
county for violation fthe powers oan 81 Congress
approved July ~ iS62 entitled An suppress in
sarreciion. punish and rebellion. seize and
eonhsc ,te the property ~ rebels. AMI for othr pur
poses and prtv against SAD properly. and that
the nav be condemned and sOld enemies prop
.rty
Now Therefore in pursuance of the monion under the
seal of sad court recte and delivered do here
by give public notice Co al persons claiming said property
any part thereof in any Interested therein
that they hc AMI appear before the said District Court
the United States. 10 be held Al the Il indianapolis
IN for the District % Indiana The third Monday
February next 81 clock Of the forenoon Of that day.
then and there interposc their claims. and make
their ale cations In that behalf.
u. a.. ROSE. L. :. Marshal.
Per !. ;. BiGELON, Deputy.
Attest:
JossS n. REA. Clerk. feb3-dIst
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
mo. 2ial


VyNTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA. =:
WHEREAS libel Of information has been filed In the
District Court Of the United States, within and for the
day Of January, lo63. by John Hanna, ESQ., Attorney
Of the United states Tor the District OF indiana, against
the follow described aud effects % William
J. Hoicomh to-wi,; Three Proms~ory Notes, all dated
1t day OF Soyembe-, ISIS. for $500 each with interest
from date nayabe In l, and years from date, re
spectively said given By William w. Garrsd 10 said
HocOmb; he said notes secured by certain
mortgage real estate In Lapor.e Indiana, Tor a
violation or the Powers Of of Congress Of july
IL 1852, entitled An act 10 suppress Instruction 10 pun
ish treason and rebellion, % seize and contcate the
property OF rebels aud for other purposes aud praying
process against saa properly and that the may be
Condemned and seld a enem es property.
Now, therefore. ia pursuance OF the monitiOn under
the seal of said court directed and delivered, do
hsrebs give public notice 10 all persons claiming said
properly, any part thereof any interested
therein that they be and appear before the said District
Court OF the Uned States held the city oflndan-
apois in and FOR the District Of Indiana The third Mon
day February next OF the forenoon Of that
then and there their claims. and To make
their allegations in that behalf.
ID. G.. ROSE. U. :. Marshal,
Per J. :. BGELow, Deputy
Attest:
JoHx II RIA, Clerk feb3.dl+t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
BosroS CoKSrRs. y Y, Dec. 9th, 1861.
WV. II. Garss 4 Co:

WV. II. GRsss Co:
Gssfs freely give you liberty make 81 the fol-
lowing certificate Of the value ofCUnstution Water which
lean recommend IN the highe.t manner.
Ny wife. whv attacked with pain in the shoulders
whole length II back. AMI IN her limbs. with Palpia
Of The hesrt. attended with FALLING Of the Womb Dys.
menorrhga. and Irritation OF the Bladuer called a
ply siciau who attended her about three months. o.
he left her worse than he found her, then employed
OF the best ply cians could hud. Who attended her
Tor shout nine uths sud While she III care
she lid suffer quite much pam; he finally gave her
up and said. "hfr Casc ihcUrfbie - For laid he
''sAe stea conbsFsi afc,Dlg Limits. f4af 7,ed
cfle gires fr oI.rfes dgftrsf other II Ter
q ~ pSieS.' About this tine he commenced the Use O.
Constitution Water and utter astouishn,e,t al
the rst dose seemed have the deS effect. and
she Kept on improving apidy under It's trrstn ent and
TOW s.refneud- eftiF,. her domestic Affairs Sac has
taken any Of he Constitution Water about Ut
weeks snt We are happy 70 say that il has produced
spermanenteare-
wM NJ. vANBENSCBOTEN.