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Suit for Sla nder.
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERN.
Before Judge Robertson.

JUNE 7.-Ameiia Beer Samuel Aathess was
IN action Tor sander, damages being laid Thousand
dollars. The plaintiff who is aged widow, alleges
ON the 31st OF july s63 in the presence Of divers good
and worthy citizens, the defendant called her ''liar
and an "mposor," and said she "bad woman,n
who went about "pilierng meaning thereby that she
was woman OF unchase character. and was guilty OF
obtaining money under false pretences In explanation
the plaintiff states that there old balance due
husband by the de!eDdnt and that these slanderous
marks were made while she was dunnng him for the
money.
The defence set up general denial the defendant
swearing positively that Eo never made II the inde
cate language imputed TO him. In claim
made against him by the plaintiff account Of her hus
band he stated that the latter had been in his
pl0yment since 1886, and that wheu he left there
nothing OWING 10 him. Mr.. Mathews acknowledged the
fact of Mrs Beer calling upon him In reference to this
claim, but denied using any slanderous language lie
might have told her that she was 'wicked woman TO
be running after him about such tring matter, but
nothing furtner.
There strong array OF witnesses each side,
and the testimony OF a conflicting character. Verdict
for the plaintiff OF $3.50, with costs.
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Senate; IN the February following, member OF the
Prvy Counc tho 23d Of july 1862 Chancellor OF the

Senate IN the February following, member Of the
Prvy Counc tho 23d Of July, 1862 Chancellor OF the
Legion OF Honor.
However posterty may Judge Of the Duke Of Aaakhos
character no one will deny that he and self
sacrificing soldier though he bluff and free spoken
Hppolyte Castillo, to very favorable bog raphy
Of him, prefxes the simple motto, a. Es tripex" How
this may have been intended tho motto is exactly
significant OF she marshal character in its best its
least praiseworthy phases.
has been the good fortune OF the Duke Of Maakhof 70
be enabled by the wise though funess and statesmanke
tolerance of the Emperor blot the remembrance
s6 Colonel Pelssier's dealings with the Arabs in his
s'green and salad days.n When the Arabs lately peti.
toned the Emperor protection against the encroach
nents OF French settlers IL was through the veteran
Duke that the Emperor transmitted TO them the notie
message, Remember that ! am the Emperor OF the
Arabs az well as Emperor the French and the Duke
himself Loyalty work TO carry out this great maxim
highest policy with zeal and success which
have only stopped short the most lasting good resuts
because the aged General has been saddenly
removed from his turbulent but not nglorous procon
aulate
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CIrY INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT.

TNNFEVTVKN
~ No 10 city Hall square, Chatham street
The received for
&c, being ther Informal higher Than author
ized By law proposals. for cleaning the streets &c
pursuant agreement aud spccihcations mod c
hereua ter mentioned which were heretofore pnbshed
and bearing date the 18th day OF Ma, 1864 received
the cnlce the Inspector No 10 City Hall square
chatham street. until Monda tho 18th day June instant
At III o'clock the forenoon, AZ which such
proposals. will be publicly opened and read The agreement
and specih sations are mod fed, as followa;--
The cit viii supply, at tho Of the contractor
the necessary dump grounds TO be designated BY the
Mayor Comptroller and City Inspector, Of hem
Al The rates usually paid for piers or buxheads similarly
q The construction OF the boats or seows used In the per
fsrmance of the contract shall be approved by the Mayor
Go nptroer and City fnsl cctor. or two OF them
fbe Croon necessary for the OF tho
coutacs will he furnished At the expense OF tic contractor
by the sv, a. he'd by the Croton
board. g, GoDfREy GUNtHER. Mayor
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
y. H. A. B0OLE, CITY Inspector,
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The Navy.

BENvnLn, IL guns-The Uni ted states Steamer Bien-
vlle after oug cruise in the Gulf and other squadrons,
during which time she has served flagship off the
Texan asst retarned 10 this port for repairs she has
been thoroughly overhauled reHted and repaired and
went into commission at O'Clock yesterday. Her
ordered special service The following is list Of her
sflcers:-
CommGndr-J. r. NJ. Muilany.
First Lieutenant and Executive O0icev-Henry L. Howl
Un.
Acsing Mas'er--F. N. Meyer.
SargeOn-A. G. RhOlde
Pdy,ndster--W Wallace Goodwin.
Acing Ensipas--Emile Enfer, Silas w. Kempton, Fran
cs o. Abbott.
Engin ers--Chief, Win. F. Wright; First Assistant,
Warren Even Second Assistants, ID. u Brightman, ID.
Merritt Third Assistants u. j. o. Keefe, Edward Tor
Tallas, James Eser, Edward Lyon.
Ac ing Masters Mdtes-John r. Lee, Thomas II Soule
Acting Gunner--W. T. Iafarge
PogmdS,er's Ciert-H. c. Turner.
Cap AIMS Cey1-George A. Ebberte.
CHcKopEE 10 GUss-lhe gunboat Chckopee sailed for
the South June g. 1854. The following 10 Ist
eaRcers:-
C0mns1nder-A d. Harre.
Li-uendnt-E. A. Walker.
Actirg Assistant tPdynlIster-James e. Milford Jr.
Ac.,nl Assis AM >urge,a-George l. Simpson.
Acting Ers qns--J. d. Wells, Albert d. Henderson, 81.
Csandell, James A. Cr0ssman.
Aching Master's Mdes-Joseph Belcher, Charles c.
Johnson, George H. Goodmanson.
EngneersChef, B. b. II. Wharton Second Assistant,
M. Pollard Third Assistants, Daniel NJ Egbert James
y. u han, A. G. Bonsell.
PSym0 ter's trk-J. Henry PriesL
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

DROOKLYN-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO
- or three single gent emen obtain pleasant kooms
with good Board also strangers visiting the city procure
transient Board by applying " State street References
exchanged.
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FINANCIAL,
Ns-7,s1r ~. s,.,e -. II I--e..-~--
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.

TREASURY DErARrSKsr, June q, 1864.
10 ensure the greatest possible in the operations OF
and skiful generals theatre of operations
pendiues have been increased beyond receipts from
Sealed offers will, therefore TINS Depart
men under the act 81 March 1868 until noon Of wednss-
To the amount Of seveGS hve millions Of dollars. bearing
an annual interest of six per cent payane ssmannusl
year, aRd redeemabe after the Both oi June, 1881.
Each oier must be FOR hfy or one hundred dollars or
sum including premium, offered or each hundred dol ar IN
bonds for fy when the offer Is for no more than hy
Two per cent OF the principal excluding premium OF the
whole amount offered must be deposited MS guaranty or
payment Of subsc ption accepted with the Treasurer OF
Treasurer New York, Boston Philadelphia 81 Louis
with the Desienaed Deposilary at Batmor fttsbnig
any National Bansng Association ahor ed - receive de
posts which consent to transact the bn mess without
deposors by the officer or ocaon receiving Them me
originals which be arded with the ohers TO the
OF offers with cerncats reach Washington not later than
the morning OF June 10 No o1er not accompanied by Its
proper cer'thca'e OF deposit Will be considered. 81,
The c0upon aud Reg stored onds issued WIN be OF tne
denomiratons Of So $Go 500 and 1o Reg sIersd
a. oher eceyed win be opened on Wednesday the 10th
o. June by The secsary or one VI the Assn tan Secrea
atey - The respective ocrer amt in case of accept
bonds of the descriptions and dcuomnat prefer
red 81 be 70 the subscribers the i The Depart
ment maj paymeniO insanenis The orig nal deposit
OF two cent viii be reckoned IN the last smen ad
by succes-u erers aud viii be immediately returned %
those whose oilers may not be accepted. - ,
The amoint Of accepted Oilers mu be deposited with the
Treasurer ether officer n@soca ION authorized 10 act
under ls notice on advice Of sccenanee oil oe or as o-
IN or before the 20h onehrd on or he,
fore 2aih and the balance, ncEdln1 tle premium ana
original deposit before the 3ut OF June
Interest he st OF July the several deposits VIII be
paid ~ coin The 30h of June and interest On bnuds VIII
Oilers under mis- notice should he endorsed
night to decline al oilers not CONSIDERED advantageous Is re-
served TO the government. = I. EuAat,
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AZ OLD AND WE'LL ESTABLISHED HorhL Oh
"A saIe-With years lease, paying wel or "o1d hll
pose OF who would attend 10 tN
22g Broadway room 20 ThoMfSoN u ~
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IIoRBY HORSE AND CHfLDEEN'S CARRIAGE FAC
IL tnrv for sale to close An estate Ia good rusning or
der with mach merry ne &c, with lease OF
shop Inquire OF LEwIs p. rfBBALs. Admfnistra,or,
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BARGAIN-k VARIETY ANp NEWSPAPER sroGE
n For particulars apply On the premises 70 80
Erhth
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GLASS FOR sALE.-A Lot or WINDOW sKYLiGH
VI aud Plate Glass Will be sold low close Il
stock. Aso glass Racks aud Skylish,s. Inquire at 4
Canal street
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JSTNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
IN YorkAt election Directors Of this Company
held Monany 9th INST the following geDtleWen we're
alectcd ior The ensuing year
JACOB BkOuWER, i. l.. FOULkE
RUSShLL SrEBBI%S q. q SATrERLER,
NJ u. MARSH JOSEPH JAMlSON,
VIII. WIifELWRIGHT,. JOHN y WARD
JAMES THOMPSON, CH ARIES H. CLAYTON,
THEOPIIftUS ANTHONY. FRANCIS 4. THOMPSON
GEORGE B. sATrERLEE LININGSiiN FArrERLEE .
NEHEMIAH KNIGHT, JOIN J. ". Mtb<RES,
r. G.. CHARDAvOYNE, NELSON RUNfON.
jon N H. TAkMAN ED YARD OOlHOUT,
ROBERT H. BERDELL.
Ii. g. BEACH, Secretary
NEw. YORK June 6, 1854.
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/ FURNISHED aooas-WITH GAS, HOT AND COLD
water bntha at the House of Commons 23 est Hous-
1 ton street, near Broadway. Apply to JAMES CONNER,
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IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY TOR GENTLEMEN
only. at the New Yerk Museum OF Anatomy. SIS Broad-
way Parties to attend thcse can have them
ared receipt Of cents BY addressing Secretary
ofNsw York Museum OF Apatonv.
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The Tax Com m issaOner Dinlc ulty.
SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERM.

SUPREME COURT-0ENERAL TERM.
Before Judges Clcrks, L .onard and Sutherland.
JUNE Tho lax Commissioner fully argued
to-day by Messrs McKon and Noyes the part Of the
old board, and cx.Judge Alien behalf Of the ap
poutees The counsel for tie old Commissioners took
the ground that the present proceeding
irregular. and that the pro- get possession
tne papers was by means OF o quo wnrraDtO, when all
she facts connected with the could be submitted
Jury. EJudge Allen replied in speech Of about an
hour and cited numerous authorities coDtr0vert the
arguments Of his opponents. The room was
crowded with the friends OF the coniendng parties who
seemed TO Jake deep interest In the proceedings The
argument having been concluded, Judge Leonard
nounced that the decision would be reserved until the
18th inst TO which date he ordered the to be ad
1ourned
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4 GOOD CHANCE FOR YOUNG AND ENTEB
n pris nc business man. 5000 will buy good cornet
Grocery and Liquor Store with STOCK and rktnres eon
plee hiuntad ihicky sett ed neiehhnrh0oh DOING
GOOD cash trade be greatly mnoved; satisfactory
reasons gwen fur sel ing Apply 10 HARRIES PUCknA
FER, Ill Duane street
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L,oR SALE AT a BARGATN-A SPLENDID MAH0-
rsny do Dc.k feet long, VITA drawers suitable
for c0n ng room Apply for three days las Cbambey
street, fth loft.
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| INURNIsHED ROOMS-TO LET. 10 LADY AND
IL Gentleman: Board for the lady only Fr particu
INQUIRE a l74R Thompson street. Beecker Of Mrs.
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A CoRNER LIQUOR STORE FOR 9NbE CHEAP
~ Doug large business. also fiihen and Barroonl
best place down town: Baterf aonzr business OF 10
bsrrels a week. also Kestaunnta a-a3 Garkes Drug
S'ofes ''o'''''' w n MlTct -. Il Cedar street
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RoAul,,No AVID LODGING,

tMOsT ELEGANT PARLOR FLOOR AND SOME
IA fine Rooms on the third oor to let at ID Ninth
street between Fifth and Sixth avenues W h without
hrst class Board in French and German STYLES German
family the highest respectsblhty keeps the house. Re
ferouccs exchanged.
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BUTCHERS SHOP HORSE AND CAKP, ICE HOusn,
- Lard a good lot of customers In tho
upper part CITY, for sale; price $3.50 Address Bur.
rnera Shop Hernd Office.
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4 TfENTION AT THE NEW STORE IA THIRD
"A agcaue. ladies' and gentlemen guaranteed 10 re
highet for each article OF east Wear az
Apparel Fnrnturc, Carpets. for the Southern and
Western lease remember. and Try g MSH ia
Third street Ladies attended To
Msh. Orders from Brooklyn and vcnity attend
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ITOr SALE OR TO LEr-A CARPENTER SHOP, WITH
n moulding paning morticing and other machines.
with engine aud bo all complete running order and
good business established In HoboKen. Apply TO r..
SYMs, 500 Bfoadsay
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"A TTENIIUN.-AMI11! ~ ~ sIs FtNIH n AVENUE, II, KUsKN'
ceived large orders to purchase s5 worth OF Cast or
Clothug These orders must be fulfilled In short
time Ladies aud gentlemen, wish you wound take part
notice and look vour wardrobes aud if
have clothing do need For your satacion
will mention some q the prices silk dresses = from 50
$50, 81 10 $25 pants from IS 10 ~; also,
woolen and muslin dresses reis furniture ewelry ac
by calling addressing III. ROSENBERG 2l2 Seventh ave-
Ladies' attended 10 by Mrs Rose berg IN and out OF
the city.
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LroR sALE-oyE OF THE BEST ENGLISH SHADES
" IN Brooklyn; now doing good business Inquire NJ
sf5 Futon street, Brooklyn
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U,URNlsHED ROOMS CAN RE HAD by GENTLE
" without board. in n private family: bath
&c handy to and Cali and them No.
Sec nd sti irst house from the Blwefy.
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L,URSISHRD ROOMS TO LET-wITli ALL CoNvE-
nicnces, In private family. Address No 90 Seventh
street
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pRo0KLYN.-A PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING MORE
ID room than thev occupy, Will let with Board thra
story front aud back Room; also al Joining Ha Bed
room. For particulars apply al 100 Lawrence street
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| L,RENCH BOARD-wELL FURNISHED PARLORS.
II with Redrooms FIRST and second noors 10 let To do
sirahle parties III table. Also, Rooms
sincle gentlemen Hsaerences exchanged Apply AZ West
/ Twelfth street between Fifth and Sixth avenues
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A TrENTIONl-M KONINSKY, 2S3 SEVENTH AVB
N the highest prices for ladies and gen
uemens Ctor Clothing Carpets &C. AZ our Iarge oIders
from the West compel pay higher than eewhcre.
Please cal OK address n note 10 NJ kON1NSKf, ~
Seventh avenue. Ladies' attended to by Mr.. konnsky
Orders from all ad joining cities promptly attended TO-
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nNE ISRGR DOUBLE DOOR HERRING SAFE
\ and two small Valentine a Butler = Safes for sale
cheap 10 close estate In store M 10 Cedar
ment
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c,AtIoRs BOARDING HOUSE, AND LIoroH STORE
- tor sIs . oliver street. one OF the be ocsens s 70
he ctv for making aai does net reln ~ arss
capital Apply or The premises, 70 MAURICE bfoNS'
fro sHoEv.KERs AND FirrBRs.-FOR SALE \
/ machine for wrnklng boot, shoe and ,st.I i'"h'S
TO be seen three days ~ 81 Mott street IN me rear
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INTERNATIONAL
OF NEW YORK.
Office, lS Broadway.
CASH CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS
The International Fire Insurance Company. having
capital 81 .0 all In aud securely invested.
prepared KIND OF property, including
ships their cargnes against damage by
/ he mo favorable
= WILLIAM i. WARREN, President
HAMILTON BRUCE Vice President
SAyA
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+. positive FACT-d HARRIS OF l6i SEVENTH

A POSIrlVE FACT.-H. HARRIS, OF Ibf SEW ENTH
n takes this oppo tuny to announce 10 ~ COM
he 10 cent on the usual prices
Wearing Apparel Carpets Furn turc JeWelry,
Diamonds &c As he has great demand OF those nrucios
ladies and gentlemen nav Dg
the dispose of cannot fail by ca ling on or
addressing H. Harris, tt Seventh avenue near Twenty-
second street where you depend upon rece NJ n
CHER prlce here in the city. We guarantee 10
pay almost for each article and not hunbugaiug
practised by good many other high oeers and then
trembling get them for hat the value. Ladies waited
upon Mr. II Harris at their Residences in ana OUT
ul L q
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lR RALPH. AUTHOR or TIKI PRIVATE fRRA.
j ' use ~ Amity street III swho Apply 10 the early
VIII b. SurpfN the AMI rapdy nf
the hose however, who have suffered long viii best
aopIccaie his
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u,IJp LApIEs FRIEND IN NEED DIR LEWIS CAN
| be consulted On all dsaases Of females with unpara.
scd suc ess al his oncs No Reach street. between Va
rios street aud We 4 Broadway. New FORK.
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1,R LEWIS OFgfCE rs ONLY At NO. BEACH
- street ihree do1rs from West Brsaiway, New York
rity. Estabished tSt
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DOAr FOR SALE-A LARGE OPEN DECK GANAb
- Aoy anitable for coal or timber tnde. inquire
Tor one week of ID. IRA BAKER Attorney at Law, iS1
HrnndMaY.
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/ TX.
~ what Bat Drtnk and Avo d. Marriage" &C.,
being called tho United states professionally nav ho
ran suited for all - Nervous Dehi
~ Sp.rmaorrhra a.. aud after Monday, Junc6. FOR
nsrtcn address Dr Cuyerwell, box 55is Post once
New lork.
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JIpTEI FOR SALOON MOST EASY TERMS; ONn
III IL the des rsblo ami MONEY maxine fully and
furnished fav0 able lease, ana doing fuu
business Location snperor.x ....e.. =, ,,--..
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RRoOKLyN-A HANDSOME SECOND FLOOR FRONT
Room 10 let with Board 10 two single gent eneu Lo-
cation pleasant and convenient 10 Fulton avenue aud Auan-
uc street cars Also Hall Room one gentleman Inn.
ner os hddress or snnlv 70 Mrs Perry, ~ Living
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UNFINISHED ROOM TO LEr-To ONE OR TWO
gentlemen; terms IS or 81 Apply at 29 West Thirty
nrstg traat
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r UA hDIA Ms n ALE OF TEAL
NJ ESTATE Nusicc l. hereiy given that he uuder-
signed. tlsarfan III hi q. and g. ~ BeLoHs minors Sili
srii ut rubiic Ysushs pa Ntdnesday, May ..th
the fresi aucT re- Court iiose la ecAs tht follow
ig described real estate p-wit: The unaisidet ~ S.
VI. cf :. b. Of Zee. d, Township "a n, r. W in
Lee COUNTY, tr@a
san! Sie " " between the hours ~ o'clock and
Uclssk II. erIni1arsu AT ssuak * sasa
Terms made known hi. day Us sale.
RDRERF II 5iiINoBl- NJ STAFFORD
apFz$-si4w AttSrEey. Guardian.
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HOME AFTER BUSINESS HoURs The
road along which the man of business
travels in pursuit OF competence or wealth,
is not q macadamized one, nor does it
ordinarily lead through pleasant scenes
and well-springs of delight. On the con-
trary, it is a rough and rugged path. be-
set with swat bit" thorns, and full of
pitfalls, which can only be avoided by
the exercise of watchful care and circum-
spection. After each DAYS Journey over
this worse than corduroy turnpike, the
wayfarer needs something more than rest.
He is weary of the dull prose of lie. and
has thirst for the poetry. Happy is the
business man who can find that solace
and that poesry at home. Warm greet
ings from the loving heart; fond chances
from bright eyes that
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CONSTITUTION wATER

sfE# - - -
Has been BY the Medical Faculty and he
pooiic 70 be the most wonderful remedy sor the .v.
mansnt care Of al dlseases Of The STOMACH, LIVER
AipNkfs aid bladder thai has ever beer offered.
! . nes MINERAL WArkk. Il Is frops cine
nenee that ooAsItrUTIoN WAT1R has snsnaied,
ana ~ nov say let doubl when single tostle
sas been known 70 diseases which the cest mea
eslem IN This coontvy has failed 70 rssisse.
remedy Possessing the virtues Of Cob titnfjou
~ cannot b chased nader Quaek" pteus ssuas =
u 70 sow used BY the most scientific ptartitiners II
ths ety b co second class physaeaans that a. fes
down popuiar remedies she the better skilled
uss ~ every means 10 accnn pish - M 80
eess Of the physsesn Increases ~ his kuovedee a.
e0oset reneaes enables him produte euee Sstte
uuth. ---> s~ -
Give Constitution Water fair tria,-+se mean M.
wbc se under some sp<<tsfsss care FROM year
pA1u.u'sfs aade 70 iadies rho are constantly
70 seret srasfssnf and eli s,sts of local sppii.
ee.,ons ioI assesses, Win as mach cntnce Of
~"ain ne IRON local appcsttoAs TO the throai
for diseases Of the brain.
have always been esrsfpito use itaesa se II eur
efetiar that could NOT shoek ost deicste
ssAon out We receive 20 ma ny comDunes ties from
soi.s ~. wien nshtut'en Water adapted and
- ss.eAss 40 "ishHsn mas been made, that we
come - the eoLstosi"n that The remedy 10
able 81 prs dncinx corr cit er wihf the iAe.s.
0wai Pc y shssui ~ or made known The medicine il
put up for The public AID there shoad bs no excep-
iions.
We vosld say, Consultation Water Il mol M !.
snes. pslL 0sds 70 sAh the@ye and taRf Ia edi-
cine ~ evesy sense - the teru placed 10 the hands
" tne psopss iot thsr feei AID tsksh according
soc o'festossh Nhi IN ~ cry case produce radical
.olu ~ inhi me difcctiynb In regard TO
a. sfc relate ostv 10 the disease under ukirh III e.
oe-nr.
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NATION AGAINST NATION List of the
wars which are being carried on at the
present moment:
!. War in Poland between the Poles
and the Russians.
e. War in Italy between the usurping
Piedmontese aud Neapolitan patriots.
3. War in Japan between the japanese
and the English.
4. War in China between the imper rial
lists and insurgents.
g. War in China between the Chinese,
the French and the English.
s. War in Sumatra and Java between
the Malays and the Dutch,
I. War in Hindostan between the In
dams and the English.
8. War in Persia between the Persans
and the Afghans.
g. War in Cochin-Chi between the
Anuamites and the French.
10. War in Algeria between the Arabs
and the French.
IL. War in Morocco between the
Moors and the Snaniards.
IL. War in Madagascar between th'
Indigsnes and the French.
Is. War in Csffraria between the KAT
FRA and the English.
IA. WARM the Uaited States between
the North and South.
Is. War in Mexico between the Mexi
cans and the French.
l6. War in ST. Domingo between th
Negroes and the Spaniards.
IL. Civil war in the republic Of Sout
America
18 War in Australia and New Zsalan
between the English aud The Moari.
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10 disease the stoHaeA aud liver ACTING thyeurA
The Kidneys, nnd H. Sithop- dub the aost obs \,
disease. exceN esssssn pssrn thas asetss III. hursr
constitution have space for oskccssfux ~ -
bni VIA sasss tbai The he di, Il Inc e
version " The siArrhy principle or vegetable prtt0,
81 the tood int5 sugar hitch afs3 the ktduevs "
nm excessive secretion IL ai<r Mant psrsous No.
IRON ses disease hs ignerani ofaS ihss ~ they
pss iArkF 4aAAtitcs curing The day. AID ebitx-
scs " r~a oIS ~ httefn o. isentT times dafing
tne hE 70 bober txkeE 81 u until theis sttr ION
eAiea 70 Ms large aissnafgc OF x&ier, and often
n~S hh - iar ss1ncei rs ~ be scyotd The control
~ ofuihs's fstaeass Aa-thef symp &m Is The great
sA1 snfrh arn we disease 10 tally estsbtikhed IL
soistAe ssfiesf asks essSfsshS sst1sss AssHg
ssaas 49, al acss ~ ths mouth, afscAlnx the
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