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Exacutor's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign ed
hasye been qualified and appointed Executors
Of the Estate of James Munhollen, decd. this 9Th
day of April, A. D.. 1861
GEOR iE C CO NNELL, Jr.
JOHNSON WEIGH.
Anvil 10 1S61-DI5
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

NTOTICE is hereby given that on Monday,
May 2nd, 1864, at one o'clock p NJ, we will
offer for sale to the lowest and best bidder. the
building of a bridge across Cuppy creek, about ONE
and one half miles from Ashland on the Cleveland
road Il ar Poudft's school house: j BERRY,
NEST,
r COWAN,
Anril % Commissioners s
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Robert NJ. zuver. Prf Before j. sDexOr. J. P
VS.. Of Montgomery Tps.sE
On the Sth day of February A. D., 1854, said %
Justice issued an order of Attachmentain the aboxea2t
acton, for the sum of $4,000.
g ROBERT SL ANTHRAX
As land Feb. 17-3wS7
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The TERM TRAITOR DEFINED.-Benjamin
Wade said, in his place in the Senate, that
the man who "quotes the Constitution in this
crisis is a traitor" Daniel Webster said
"The Constitution of the United States is
a written instrument, a recorded FUNDA-
MENTAL LAW /; it is the bond, the ONLY
BOND OF THE UNION Of the States it
is all that gives US national character"
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Ashiand County Agricultural So
afofU.

The Board of Directors of Ashland County
Agricultural Society will meet on Saturday
the 3eth day of April, at l o'clock P. NJ, at
the Secretary's office.
By oder of the President,
WIN. B. MCCARTHY, SEoiY.
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sE Geo. Thompson said in Boston, the 9TH
or day, that when he came to this country
twenty nine years ago: 81 aUas a dis!urJer or
the public peace; l WAS AN ENEMY TO THE
UNION; 1 was thought worthy to be denounced
by your President, in an address to Congress;
| am unchanged.
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n@- The reported atrocities of the. rebel
victors at Fort Pillow, in the murder of ne
groes an d their white officers, if they be true
are only the natural results of this rabolition
war. Abolitionists forced the country into a
civil war, under pretense of restoring the au-
thority of the Government. They then aban-
doned that idea and made it q war of subju-
CATION and placed arms in the hands of bru-
tai, ignorent blacks, who have, from their
very1 natures, no conception of honorable
warfare. This was done that they might
safe their inhuman appetites with the blood
of Southern men, and crafty their lusts in in
dignities to Southern women. This, abolition
ism calls the retribution of the slave for his
wrongs. Did those in the North who have
urged this mode of warfare, think that the
Southern people would long brook such OFT
RACES as the negroes have committed, armed
with Federal bayonets and clad in Federal
uniforms, without retaliating? Would 'wes do
it ourselves? That step by abolitionlsts was a
fatal one. It was the first step towards a sys-
tenn of atrocities that will equal any period of
the barbaric ages. 1t was but a step-but
that edvance brought horrible retaliation
The Federal Government may retaliate in
turn, but that will only increase the fero-
ciousness of both sides, and multiply inhu-
manities. In the name of heaven, let this hor-
IDLE, heli-begotten war stop before matters get
any worse than they are.-Ddcsoas Times
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u. II INb-NA IND
Eighth Below Coates Street, Philadelphia.

From Rev. Waoren Randolph, Pastor of Boptist
Church, Germantown, Penn.
Dr. C. NJ: Jackson Dear Sir Personal ex-
perience enables ne to say that 1 regard the Ger
man Bitters prepared by you as a most excellent
Medicine. In cases of severe cold and general
debility I have been greatly benefited by the use
of the Bitters, and doubt not they will produce
simi1ar effects on others.
Your, truly, WARREN
Germantown, Pa.
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6---N

10 During the recent performance of Ro-
meo and Juliet, at Marblebsad, the fair Ju-
lets question in the soliloquy before taking
the sleeping draft-"What if this mixture do
not work at all ?' was answered by a ur-
chin in the pit-"Then take a dose of pills"
The effect upon the audience can be mag
ined.
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NOTICE.

TyHE several township Assessors are hereby re-
quired to meet at the Auditors Office in ASH
land on Nor day the 18th of this north, fer the
purpose of consulting together and agreeing upon
some basis of assessment of property, receiving
blanks and other instructions relative to their
several duties.
ISAAC GATES, Auditor.
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From Rev. J. H. Turner. Faster of Holding N.
E. Church, Philadelphia.
DR.. Jackson DEMONSTRATING used yeul
German Bitters in N.Y. %hily frequently, L am pre-
pared to say that it has been of great service. I
believe that in most cases of general debility OF
the system it is the safest and most valuable RENE
dy of which 1 aySany knowledge:
Yours respectfully, J. H.. TURNER
No. 726 n Nineteenth Street.
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LATEST NEWS,
FEDERAL DISASTERS IN LOUISIANA
AND NORTH CAROLINA y
$500 Prisoners Taken!

ST. LOUIS, April 25.-Cairo dates yester-
day by mail say that the steamer Won Phul,
from New Orleans on the evening of the 18th,
conceded battles in Louisiana against Banks,
and as while the enemy remained on the
ground after Sundays fight Banks rot.eated
40 miles to Transport. Black Hawk suffered
considerable above Alexandria from the enc
my, besides having several killed and wound
cd. Reports of another fight on the 10th in
slant.
NFw YORK, April 25.
GHerald's Special.
ARMY OF TIE PoToMAc, April "A
The Richmond Sentinel of April 22nd says
the following dispatch has been received by
General Bragg:
PLYMOUTH, N. c., Arpil 20.
General Brarton Bragg"
81 have stormed and carried this place,
capturing one brigadier, 1000 men, stores,
and 25 pieces Of artillery.
(Signed) "R. HoKE,
Brigadied General"
A telegram was also received by the Presi-
dent from Colonel j. Taylor Wood, dated
Rocky Mount, April 21st, giving further par
ticulars of the capture of Plymouth by the
force under General Hoke, with the naval CO.
operation. He says about $500 prisoners
we're taken, 800 or 400 of them negroes 80
pieces of artillery, loo, 900 pounds of meal,
/ 700 barrels-and a full garrison outfit.
Our loss about 800 in all.
Colonel Price is among the killed. Two
gunboats were sunk and another disabled, and
3 small steamer captured.
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From Rev. ]. s. Herman, of the German Reform
ed Church, Kutztown, Berks County, Pa.
DR.. c.. NJ. jackson RESPECTED Sir FL have
been troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years,
aud have never used any medicine that did me as
much good as Hoofaud's Bitters. 1 am very much
improved in health, after having taken five bottles.
Yours, with respect, u. S. HERMAN.
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Dissolution of .Copartnershlp

TyHE partnership heretofore existing betwsenthezs
MISUNDERSTANDING the name and style of Ja-
cobs g. Murry-is this day mutually dissolved, and
F.. s.. Jacobs is duly authorized to settle up the aE
fairs ofsaid partnership, who alone is authorized
to collect all claims due said firm, and by whom
all debts due from said fern will be paid.
The business will be carried on at the old stand
by F. s.. Jacobs. AZ
49, II 8. JACOBS -
a MURRAY.
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NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia.

From the Rev. JOS. H. Kennard, Pastor of the 10th
Baptist Church.
DR.. Jackson Dear Sir j have been fire.
ouently requested to connect my name with COM
mendations of different kinds of medicines, but
regarding the practice as out of my appropriate
sphere, 1 have in all cases declined but with a
clear proof in various instances, and particularly
in my family, of the usefSlness of DR.. Hoofand's
German Bitters depart for once from my usual
course, to express my full conviction that. for
general debility of the system and especially for
Liver Complaint, it is n safe and valuable prepar
alton. Ia some cases it may fail; but usually, l
doubt not, 1t Will be very beneficial to those who
suffer from the above cause.
g. Yours, very respectfully,
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p Y III u IL z z p

T II A T T FL IS 3 1 T T E R s Is
~ o n II Z C. @ FL o Il g,
CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHISKEY.
And can't make Drunharas,
Z
rs TEE BEST TO.yFC
IN THE WORLD
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F. S.
A. MURRAY.
Anril 10. 1Se4-no45.

April ID, 1S64-noi5.
All persons knowing themselves indebted tothe
late firm of Jacobs & Murray are requested to cali
in ant settle Immediately. 10 .Tr.1r5
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Prices.


Large Size (holding nearly double quantlty1-
81 per Bottle-half doz. S. 90
Small Size-75 cts. per Bottca-half doz. 81 90
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITERS.
See that the signature of &C. NJ. JACKSON" is
on the WRAPPER of each bottle.
Should your nearest druggist not have the arti-
Gle, do not be put.off by any of the intoxicating
preparations that may be offered in its place. but
send to us, and we will forward, securely packed,
by express.
Principal Office and Manufactory, Ne. 631 Arch
Street, Philadelphia.
JONES & EVANS, Successors to G. NJ.
JACKSON & co., Proprietors.
e FOR. SALE by Druggists and Dealers
in every town in the United States.
NEW YORK AGENCY AT HELM
BOLD'S DRUG AND CHEMI-
CAL WAREHOUSE, 594
BROADWAY N. Y.
- February IL, 1854 enaT
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From Rev. ]. Newton Brown, D.: D., Editer of
the Encyclopedia of Religious KuEw1edgH-rMr
Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust of
their ingredients and effects: L yet know of no
sufficient reasons why a man may not testify TO
the benefits he believes hiwse'f to have received
from any simple preparation, in the hope that he
may thus contribute to the benefit of others.
1 do this most re Oily in regard to Ho oland's
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. C, NJ. jackson,
of this Cit, because 1 was prejudieed against
them for many years, under the impression that
they were chiefly an alcoholic miztEre. l am in
debted to my friend, Robert Shoemal er, Esq, fer
the removal of this prejudi ce by proper tests, and
for encourag cement to try them, when suffering
from great and long continued debility. The use
of three ottles of these Bitters, at the beginning
of the present year, was followed by evils emit relief
and restoration to q degree of bodily and mental
vigor which I had not felt for six months before.
and had almost despaired of regaining. l there
fore thank God and my friend for directing me to
the use of them.
Philadelphia, June %, 1861.
NEWTON BROWN Philadelphia
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WHAT "LoYAL Lacquer" MEANs.-An
exchange says-For the benefit of those who
do not find "Loyal Lacquer" in the dictionary,
we give them the following analysis:
l. owe of niggers.
o pposition to white men.
Y our $500 or your body.
A II righteous.
L lincoln.
J. aw-mob law.
Equality with niggers.
A Imagination.
G reen paper.
U Universal niggerism.
: Z Emancipation.
R oval patriots.
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Democratic State Ticket.

-For Secretary of State,
w. ARMSTRONG, Of Seneca Co.
Supreme Judges,
(FoR FULL TERM
PHILADELPHIA VAN TRUMP, of Fairfield Co.
(ro FILL vAcvNcIEs)
Long Vacancy,
MACH1As c. WHITLEY, of Hancock Co.
Short Vacancy,
ALEXANDER S. BOYS, of Highland Co,
Attorney General,
LYMAN B. CRITCHFIELD, eff Holmes Co.
Comptroller of the Treasury,
WILLIAM S. v. PRENTISS, of Franklin Co.
- School Commissioner,
- ALEXANDER S. RAMSEY, of Hardin Co.
Beard of Public Works,
quill TERM,)
L LARWILL, of Ashland Co.
iron vAcANcY,j
-eHARLRs RnEsEL, of Auglaize Co,
Presidential ELECTORS for the state az
Large.
THOMAS W. hartley, of Richland Co.
CHARLES REEMELIN- of Hamilton %.
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Away with him

away VIII MIN /.
Impale him in :he desert and watch him
Until his dim prot uding eye
Beholds the yulture that shall pluck it ont.
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N u n 7 O. Il

Aprl 27, 1854.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-03

" All otlssr claims against the Company
ere small. for printing. &c
Iafd Liabilities. S1-6,24 oa
ii. The greatest insured In any cue risk IL
Twenty Thousand Dollars.
L. H. The greatest amount allowed To- he insured In any
one City, Town, Village Bielk, varies.
Ia The Act Of Incorporation of the Company is nm
changed and copy is on file with the Auditor of
iowa
Twenty Thousand Dcllsrs deposited with the
State OF Tennessee in Stock of that State, which is
not intiude IN the above assets, and Is equivalent
to no deposit a our capital savings Deposited
with the state Of Ohio Twenty-Five thousand
Dollars.
Hartford, January LIST, 1854.
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nsasss and Arkansas, the Indications are
also fiyorable. Are there any who would
rpscin9 - vetss Of the border States and
fesstahdsh shvsey therein ? Are thste
any who weuld annul the Proolamatiea
= invigsgates the Institution - dkillfulIy
piled to insligate the war, and 20 e
ssntial 70 provide the means fot il prose-
cution
"The Democratic party Of the North
was seduced to countenance the measures
of The Southern oligarchs preparatory to
the war against the Union, under the
idea that these we're Designed 10 mere
MANAGE, and we're really conservative.
The event has shoHn that the whole po-
Icy Of the dominant class in the Soath
has been war for absolute dominion in the
slave States-war to extend the despotic
system on which it built at home and
abroad. Is this the conservatism to which
Democracy anywhere should lend itself :!
The Democracy was in its better days =
progressive party. Would il not be an
advance backward TO restore the slave in
stitution TO the position it has lost in be-
ing used during tie greater part Of the
century, covertly at FIRST. butnov in open
rebellion, to destroy the free Government
by which il had been tolerated only with
the hope that it would have been gradu-
ally thrown off under the influence of
public sen timent? 1EE 81
at is absurd to consider the war now
raging one meant 10 draw line between
coterminous nationalities. II is war oil
principal and of dominion. Ii the dynas-
ty founded on the slave system triumphs,
it will give Law to the continent. If it
fails, as fail it must, unless the tendency
ofths age becomes Inverted, there is an
end to slavery among civilized nations. -
"The Democracy Of the North rose Is
one man with the Republicans, in whose
hands the elections had placed the Admin
islration, 10 defend the cause of freedom
and the Union. The Democracy then
saw the conflict in which this act involved
the country in its true aspect.
I'm such wAr--s var for freedom on
one side and slavery on the other-no per
manent peace can be patched up. To
endure, there must be submission to the
Governmen pit as constituted by our fathers
or as it would be constituted by Mr.. Da.
Wis aud his military adherents. AM
compromise or partition treaty would give
but breathing spell for fresh prepare
tons for renewed struggle.
MAY We not hope, as there is no es
cape from an issue 30 forced upon Us,
that the Democracy of the North will. a.
at the threshold OF the war. be found will
the great majority of the constituency o
the loyal States zealously battling for tht
right, which every patriot, Of whatevel
party, holds to be with the Government
of the Union"
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lrritste and dreneh the kidneys BY ronst4nt us
soon led 10 ehronicde genera Ion ard confirmed dis
/ We presen The Constitution W sser TO the pub
with The conviction thai t has equal In Il,
class Of tor which IL has found 70 emil
entiy sus esssiui for curing aud we trust that VI
vii be srel eGofts 10 placing % vsiuat
remedy in afra 70 meet the requirements o. ps,ien
| r a. D ysfc,au
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From ReY. J. "a. Turner, Pastor Of HeddIng n T.
Church, PhiIsda.
Dr.. Jackson-Desr Sir Having used your German
bftters In M family Frequently am repaired to say
that II has been Of great service. believe that in
most cssAs Of general debility Of the system IL 10 The
safest and most valuable remedy Of which have All
knowledge. Yours, respectfully,
II. TURNER
No. tbs n. Nineteenth ST.
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Prom Rev Warren Randolph, Pastor OF the H.p.ist
Church, Germantovn, Penn.
DR.. L. n. JAckson-Dcar Sir: Persopaf experience
enables me 10 say that regard The German Bllt<r,
prepared BY you as most excelit MT medicine In
u severe cold and general btit, have been
greatly bere lifted By the of the Bittera and doubt
not they will produce similar effects on otners.
Yours truly, WARREN RANDoLPu
Germantown. Pa.
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GREAT BARGAIN IN LANDS.

~ Acres OF land for sale. considerable portion Of
which Is under eultiyati on 10 the central nsrt ~ -
Iounty, and within thirty mputes by Railroad 1kom
neohuk. This lsndie admiralty lifted for q sheen ar
stoek far n, m will be .old ut . low pyiee An CO.
p-fianisy such ~ rarely occurs hare offered r.,
MAKING q most desirable Investment. Title perfect
Enquire OF H. n TRN-Evrv
heokuk, Nov. t2. Re R.s,ts 49,.
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Al
WNe sxpsunf Of is GepiaAl Stack !. ill paid mp.
Il The AssErs Of the Company are
ss1TgI PAEvAL MARK.
I handa Of Agents, or other persons. sl47.s7
n<al Estate unincnfnbered. s7,2o
Mortr.ge Bonds, per cent. semian-
nusiintezxst. 1880. .4ie.U0 I2,10
Mortgage Bonds, per cent. seini-sn-
mai Interest !. III 800 2z 90
Mortgage Bonds, per cent. scnii-an-
uua interest. ID ,UuO lbs, "a
Rochester City Bonds. per cent semi
animal interest. ........s...-- 1900 2S.u0
Bro,kIyn City Mater Bonds, per cent
'i semiannu.l interest. 5000 $50
Jersey City Bonds. per cent seiii-an-
rusf interest. J0suoo $500
Hartford City Scrip, per cent semi
annual interest ......-....- SsrVD Al 50
Hartford Town Bonds Per cent az
nual interest. .......--..... U1V thHg
New York City Bonds, 6per cent quar-
-'s .eriy interest .................. 1900 s1a
I;ni,ssi states Stock Of 1864 to 1874,
,.r cent semi-annual interest 3o5 600 Dos 90
yritrd States stock Of ISL, eper cent.
i ssrniannaai interest. .l2sooo 137 8,
| limited states stocks Of ISL, (5-3os)
sI pr cent semi-annuA interest. 10000 leI 81
| IJaitnd States Treasury Notes, 3n
par cent semi annual interest. $500 ego
| Cnnu.x-rscpt state stock, d per cent
ssu.i-annuai interest. 5000 $50
| Rhode Island stock. d per cent. semi
'. annual 5000 5i,c
/ Ohio State Stock. 9 per cent. semi-anf
nuai interest. 10000 los q
| Kentueky State Stock, per cent semi
1 annual interest. -...+....-. 1000 10 a
| Michigan State stock,.e per cent sesai4
annual interest ..-.....-.s.. -. 2J,eg 2s,5l
/ Ier Jersey State Stock per cent.
/ sanllannuai interest. ,.-....... 1900 $50
/ New York State Stock per cent. quar-
teriy intere-t..---- ....--.-.-... 81 900 IS 81
| Indiana state stock ~ per ceut ssni-
os .ss 6, snip s:s, mt, 500 So
| Atlantis Mutual In-. 70 Strip VI 1861
and ists. ---..-....-. ls@
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CONSTITUTION
AND the ONLY kN0WMREMEDY
FOR
KIDNEAS and BLADDER.
CONSTITUTION WATEH

OVAvSS - ~ AVS ~ a - GA1
Has been pronounced BY the Medical Faculty, and the
public, TO be tbs most wonderful remedy for the per
KIDNEYS and BLADDER thai has ever beer offered.
is not . MINERAL WATER. Is is from expe-
rience that CONSTITUTION WAT9R has emausa. d,
been known di.eases WHICH the cest medca
talent In silss country has failed TO relieve.
remedy possessing the virtues Of Consultation Wa
cannos be CHASED uoder usef prepaf attone ~
Il 10 used by the most scientific praeitieners In
this city 1t 10 only second class phys thar cries
down popular remedies bile the better skilled make
u tbs phs sisian increases his knowledge of
diGere rr1neiiss enables hf 10 prod0ce cure Viii
Others fall the stemps Science Is satisfied with the
truth
Give Constitution Water fair trisl--we mean you
Who ONE spseistists care from year
patiruisr rig aiude TO iadies who suy
sesong local frssMesf and all sorts of local sppi-
cat for diseases, with much chance Of "a eeess
there waula be from local Applications the throat
We have sIvaya been careful use language In our
eivcslsr that cosid not soca the delicate orxxni.
pevssns Coz which o.sIiation Ws.er IL adspsed and
II whose disease mention has been made, that
hare the eoncissios that he reDedy IL esp
III eh, be II sheuid be made known Tbs medicsne II
pot mp for tbs public, and there ahosid Be 20 sxeep
We voaid say. Constitution Water is not like q
xned pill. msde 70 suit the and taste IL rdi
cine IN every ssIse Of the term, placed 50 the hands
the dirres lea. h vii ia cry produce rsdIea
We would cay that The directions In regard t
die stc. relate only TO the dsease vkicn The,
ofcur.
DIABETES
Il dSseaAe 81 The stomach and liver acting thrpu a
the kidneys, and H. vftbuu. doubs. the obs
da<ease, except ectssuptipn tAas a6ecis the bunas
constiatiun We have no space for eiscussip
Win state II at the OBJECT sft be disease ~
version Of III. sareay principle vegetable postof
the oec into sugar which stimulates the kdueys
excessive secretion VI y Ater. Many persoas suae
from this disease no are gnorsns cf; that TO- they
pass large qnastitses durnk the day. snd obikes
get up from one TO nfresn twenty times turin
HE night No LoSsce taken II II until their attention
Is called 70 tbs large discharge OF wAtes and ofscf
~kes IL IL iar sdr.nee3 Ia be oeyopd The eonsFo
OF ofdins,s sd-s AA.thsr D Bpsom Is The grea
Ihssss ~h,ca, when the disease - fsify esssbsked
inio-r As psftssf drsls essssstfy sfAsss ksss<
sst,s(sS also DR., of the mouth, esae~iag
lips sse-t breath. In the advanced cas~~
ansiiy toss of Appetite emsrsx hon, ash th- IN ae4
gradually sIks from exk& astseu.
Constnatssn W aser ~ y tn deuhs, tue only
remedy fef stabsfss and We hsve mach cotatracs
that n spsesae ihs, um iii frs1 {,
sleep. isu.hfai tsst has cured every CAS-
in " hieh II bad bes used
stone IN the Bfadae =, Calculus. q m
vel, Brick Dsss Deposit, Ac-, Ar.,
Diseases arising trrm faulty s~cres lon-,a the on.
being too iite, aud accompanied ry pain
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Ds~sees Arising frrm faulty -an the one
b<ing los itiie, aud accompanied ry pain
ans the other 3 pivfuse seeresioa-wh,c viii be
speedily euIed ~ the