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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-08

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H. 81 seslaa 4 adiment Lord
lmersloa % speech VI nose ihen
4al aireesas declared lhat i lhe
eaas saw 81 q p8sae ,be eoarse
They la3 q lplea q tle extremity q
aa ~ mgst ezpecs fo eoaen3 wiih
U.s. aai sfeaier Powers ilan Dec.
max. Relying o. ga ope pFenise
lof aplxsL ihe King d Denmark
awa'ia lie approaching contest With
mo further efforts d avert II. Th,
German isfe9 iBsaii Hdsea but
a feg days before lie ~ 81 Pai-
lament o that illc neas of she epe :
lisgsr,fs ear + sele8 London while
tile Ministers usrs p,eaa,isr 40
Qeeens speech. Sentences we're 10.
ssgear..el Il tba s,ea.l, uA.4i vbca
made pailis sses a.. ma., c.s,l
d.sut.e..,ta.at n p.rrark rFe
f. eos.gsmsm e tel s. former ss
ana
pt p.eHafs t3itsE.
ofall fle British ter
#aaae Having led DeDmtt
afo scfsae ENGLAND leave. ber IS
r.t eas arm. he.f sl.e aag
All over tle Cenliaeit England !,
nos ths obje GA perfect storm III
haired. contempt. ana filicaie. Ney.
s. was ler rover Is little feared ala
hef Gogeraaeni 81 llt,le res5eetal IA
8 liz gr,seat TIE aoriblassness II
her friend hin ana NV npo,tnee II
her eamity i.t6e constant lbems I'D
.il eia..es Rn..ia tfea,s b.rI
with sal..nt eo,.ier,rt whilethe Ger-
,,,,s l,sa .ish, r. ,ieir o,t;oa,bv i
The Dane. h tia deem and active ba.
tired u;,h which they reoarT he Bril-.
i.h Government. The theatres ~
souna with rro,,,nsea vaccinations
whenever IL plav contains 4 sepd-
men, which can IN any way be con.
siruel a Referring 70 tf.e present de-.
radiation 81 England. and FOR an actor
% change the plag 70 suit the eircum. |
stances X i eer,an vay "a Win The |
most tgnnltnous nonnlar anpla,.e In
France the comic newspapers are iii.
cd with Illustrations respeetina Tie
presept he,oJessness and affect fear
ii aeir hated rival In Parliament
tl,e oerositien leaders tanpl ,be Gov. I
eminent With tAeir readiness, % 90 toI
war with .Iapan Or some altl. rate POW /
er, r. revenge III some imaginary
WRONG. ana lie c5alemptible fear with
which lhey draw back flom contest
Ni.h an canal power. In ordinary
times he palmers,on Ministry could
no, i've III hour But now the on.
nositien Marty i as weak as the Min.
fstry-destitn,e IF \ leader and 1 pol. /
low and unable 70 sieze mon the nd.
vantaees II tie moment
The true Enelishman i usually req.
resented as 4 person Who Is desirons
of e,if plav. Who. soaeu hat given ID
clustering about and falling foul Of
bi. eoaals. bnt Who viu y, perma
himself or anyone else to fake adyau.
ta,e r IL wcatness II gne,ber rI
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-08
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THE LoxpoS QrAgTEaLY RnyIEs
lor January has tic following table q
contents; China New Enslapders
and she OIl Hone Forsyth's Life Of
teefo CART sPekes Journal Guus
and Plates Eels Rome p ihs Md
8ls Aees Tie Danish Dnehies
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-08

A lady made her husband present
81 d silver drinking cup witli an aage
q Tie bottom, AID when slle bad fill
I'd Il for Lin he used 70 dram u to the
bottom. ans slr asked BIN why he
drank every drop because. ducsy, :
be sa.d, long 70 zee tie dear little
angel Upon hieh she Tad ihe an.
gel taken oui, and devil engraved at
lhe bottom and be drank j. JUS tae
same. and she aeain stktd I'm fAe
reason. why replied he, "beeaas
| won't III tie Oh 5eqll base a drop
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-08

We are indebted o tie lion. + Il
Noodbfidge CO a cory u MeC!ellaa's
Report
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-08

A broler, whose mind Has aiaa :
llil Of quotations. Was asked, a fee
lays since. bow I'D 81 faa.er wa ;
Wei. sai5 be, absiraetediy. he Is
quoted AZ eighty, but lhefe Is every
prospect b. viii reach par, and possi-
bly, h. AZ : premiam.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-08

4 report Of the Secretary Of w
d tie Senate shows that the Office
ID tbe regular army Hho, between q
1T Of December, 1860 ard the lst
December. 1868, left the sers lee, eii
er by resignation o. deseftion. 70 G
gage IN tie rebellion against the 60
etnment d the Lniled Slatea. We
277 If whom 242 resigned, and on
2G are registered 81 dismissed and
dropped. These WHO were known
have entered lite rebel service moi
Der %. or the aforementioned d
GERS aud prigales Of the regular z
ny but y are known to have go
over 10 the rehels.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-08

Two feet Of SNOW, at moderate caleula-
iioh fell here on Sunday night and Monday
morniug. At present it looks very much as
Though this was one II tie years that favor
Tie people with "six weeks seighing IN
March,"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-08

I 10 Ilosi0n Innscnpt THINKS ~
ihe true nason wty General ~
Daa did not fake lie opporiaaiiy
escape aah ihe eihsr prisoners 2
Bgs he Nas 81 npcA q d ff1n2'
ance mau fiHi e ked e z tslfoli
TIE iusHe This i absurd, siace 9
Maine las expressly fagors nie emp
iDg o ay II I rropabie that
General thought BE pri seners W.
running the thing iaio the gfoan
and preferred 10 take lbs Libby.Fsti
IN lie us,al say,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-08

Courr CoMNIs Ioxan. I'VE are not able
70 Siyc The yole for County Commissioner in
his enl ofthe county sitl any degree Of ex-
as pess this week many II those to whom
We afc lnder oLligsisis for saadiog The list
oitown officers forgetting e give Us the vote
Cor that Cfioer. Returns as far as received
IN dirate q considerable gain over the MAJOR
i,y q hst year. In this town, as in Zen
nipgtsn, the entire Eote vas cast for Mr
Iloyt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-08

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-08

THsluaeyal services q Miss lila Wilson
win q etttndgd "a wednesday at O'Clock
Pm, tbs house u Rev Mr Anderson.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-04
The Aggression Of the North.

The North having always had majority OF
the population, representative in Congress.
and ELECTORAL votes, the following facts are note
worthy:
From the Inauguration Of the first President
in 1889 to March 3, 1861. were sevsnty-two
years. Southern men were Presidents forty-
nine years and three months Of that time. and
Northern men twenty two years and nine
months. Washington Jeffer son. Madison, Mon
roe and Jackson served egAk years each
Tyler served three years and nine months Polk
four years. and Taylor year aud four months.
OF the Northern Preiden,s, Van Buren,,
Pierce and Buchanan were cravenly Southern
IN principle - far more pro- slavery than Henry
Clay-yet were allowed to serve but four years
each. The two Adsmses would not have been
elected had any slavery or anti slavery issue
then been made. No such issue was made, vet
the frs, Adams could get but twelve electoral
votes in the South, and the junior Adams but
ski Yet the one received Sc enty -one electoral
votes. and shs other eiehty-tour. Fillmore
was elected on the Taylor ticket and known to
Be Southern in principle. ~
OF forty elections for Speaker Of the House,
. Southsrner has been chosen in twenty i've
instances and Ncrtherneriu fifteen. OF P~si.
dents pro tenn. Of the Senate, elected. the South
has had twenty mine and the North eighteen.
on twenty i've appointments Of State, the
South has had fourteen. the North eleven. or
the supreme Court Justices the South always
had majority, and had i've out Of nine at the
time of the secession, while Of the four North
srn, Az except one 81 two wers chosen because
Of their pro- slsvsryism.
What picture Of Northern aggression!
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-04

The remains Of Henry Clay, says the
Oh seryer aud Reporter, after an interment OF
twelve wears. were removed last week,
upon the death of his wife, and placed side
bv side with hers beneath the beautiful
monu nent erected to his memory in the
Lexington Cemetery Connected with this
event, we may be permitted 70 a!lude to SIN
gle facts The wreath OF lmmoFteiies placed
mon his cfin bv his friend the gifted poetess,
Mrs. Ann 5. Stephens, prior to the removal Of
the body Of Washington, was found to be III an
almost perfect state of preservation, being but
little faded whilst gold ring, bearing the in
itals "a W." which rested near the wreath,
was as bright as though just from a jeweler
store. -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-04

grover one hundred copies Of letters ana
kilograms, which passed between Mcclellan
and the Department during the last year he
was in command, and omitted by HIM IN bis
published report. viii be sent by the secretary
Of War to the Senate. They will be printed as
an appendix to his report Among these are
his Yor town boasts Of driving the enemy to
the wall, and his announcement afew days
battles. that he was ready to go to Richmond
We trust this will be done If we are TO
have Mcclellan before the people as fresi
dental candidate, let Us have the whole o. nit'i
~,be whole OF his letters, Geographic dis.
PATCHES and savings, SO that we may hno" al
about him.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-04

ARTEMr-s WAgD.-In an affecting account OF
his counting with "BETsy JANE" ARTENus
WARD says:
There were many affectin ties which made
me banker after Betsy Jane. Her fathers arm
lined outn; their cows and ourn squenceed tneir
thirst ut the same spring; our old mares haa
stars in their forreds; the measles broke out ID
both families at nearly the same time; our pa
rents Betsy Jane s AMI minei slept regularly
evarv Snndav in the same meetin' house and
the nabors used 20 observe, How thick the
Wards and Teases air" IL was sublime
sight in the spring of the year to see our several
mothers (Besy's and mine) with their gowns
pinned up so that they couldn't sile EN-
effecshunitely bilin' soap together and ao"osine
tho uabors
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-04
Destruction Of Cavalry Horses.

Recent ordsres from the War department
designed to stop the destruction OF cavalry
horses, authorized Board of Inspectors to
report regiments and companies that neglect
ard waste their horses to be dIsm"unted and
broken up and transferred to other oganiZa-
tons the officers to be mustered out of service;
md commanding generals OF armies and de-
partments are empowered to di>mount and
transfer to infantry regi nents any man VINO
used up his horse by neglect or cruelty.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-04
DIABETES. ard DISEASES Of the KID
NTNS aud BLADDER.
CONSTITUTION WATER


Has been pronounced by the Medical Faculty, and the
manent cure Of all diseases of the STOMACH, LIZ
Err, KIDNEYS, and BLADDER that has ever been
offered
Ii IS not MINERAL WATER. Ii is from expert
el,ct. that CONSTITUTION WATER has ted. and
we now saw let no doubt, when a single bottle has
been known diseases which the best medical
talent in this country has failed 90 relieve.
\ remedy possessing the virtues Of Constitution Wat
cr cannot be classe1 under -quaek preparations,
this ctv Ii is only second-class physicians that cries
down popular remedies, while the better skilled make
use of every u accomplish cure; and the sue
cess Of the physician increases his knowledge Of
different remedes enables him produce cure, while
others fail in the attempt. Science is satisfied with
the truth.
Give Constitution Water n fair trial-we mean YOU
who under specialists care finn wear "a wear
and We particularly aude 70 ladies who constant
Nv resortin local and all sorts Of local APP
pleatons for Diseases, with much chance Of sue
cess a. there would be from local applications TO the
throat for disea ses of the brain.
We have always been careful 10 use language IN our
circular that could shock the most delicate organ
ization but we receive many communications tren
persons for which Constitution Water Is adapted, and
Of whose disease mention has been made. that wi
cce to tie conclu sion that If the remedy is capable
producing cure. matter what the disease may he
il should be made known. The medicine is put up fo
the public aud there should I've exceptions.
We would saw. Constitution Water i not eihict
pill. made suit the eve and taste; II Is mecire
in every of the term, placed in the hands 81 IN
people fer their relief. and If taken according 10 tih
directions il will in every produce radical cure
We would that the directions in regard 70 diet etc
relate only to the disease under which they occur.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-04

~ Colonel Metcalfe a native Kentuckian and
STAKEHOLDER too. addressed Union meeting Carlisle
Nicholas county, Kentucky few days ago, and dur
ing his speech related the following anecdote of GEN.
Mcclellan
~ got my eyes opened on that young Napoleon lin
horn in the spring Of lS6l st the time, you will
member, that went after the celebrated Lincoln guns
| went General Mcclellan and in the course of
the conversation sand to him that jeff Davis WAS
scoundrel and repudator. He McClellan straghten-
ed himself up quickly, and said: = do assure you
sir, that you mistaken. JEFF Davis is a perfect
gentleman and rroald 10 aotlag 5ecoaaipg Ye,i.
Wei, if traitor, eoaspirator, thief regulator and
the chief devil who IS nstganE all this murder is his
beau-ideal Of perfect gentleman, Hope country
nsy never be cursc with his standard Of Morality aud
virtue at the head = afars. These same Conserva-
tiyes and Copperhead gentlemen are IN all things.
They alike opposed 70 any confscation OF rebel
property"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-04
Sharp Practice.

!, operator d,sgusted Mt hisslcsses, conciuded to
shake off this ortal coil and take shares III
I kingdom come. To this end he swauo"eu
lot OF laudanum which being discovered by ms
fiands they called N . ply .,clap. ecS '@SfT,
b . ~s-~v ct inc ison. and saved the mans
life. Physician subsequently sent IL n bill for
$50 for his services: laudanumtaker refused 10
pay, saying he had not employed him; ply stefan
: sues for his money, and laudanum mln threate ell
prosecute physician for assault and bAttey
RakGa pretty case as it stands.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-04

"a Some fellow, enamored Of young lady
named Annie Bread, dropped the following
from his pee ct We presume:
While bellies their lovely greaces spread
And tops around them futter,
IN be content with Anna Bread
And won't have any but her.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-04

The following Indiana regiments have
been authorized by Gen. McClernand,
to have inscribed on their colors the
names of the several battles in which
they have participated, viz:
Sth Reg. Ind.-Rich Mountain. Pea
Ridge. Port Gibson. Champion Hill.
Black River Bridge, yicksburg. jackson,
Fort Esperanza.
18th Reg. Ind-Blackwater. Sugar
Creek, Pea Ridge, Cotton Plant. Port
Gibson Champion Hill, Black River
Bridge. Yicksburg. Jackson, Fort Es
peranza.
49th Reg. Ind.-Chiekasaw Bluff. Ar
kansas Post. Port Gibson. Champion Hill.
Black River Bridge, Nicksburg. Jackson
Goth Reg. Embellishments hickasaw
Bluff. Arkansas Post, Port Gibson. Cham
pion Hill, Black River Bridge, Vieksbarg,
Jackson
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-04

II IS estima,ed that underground Railresd.
i've miles long. could be built under New York
for $42eoooo
LAKE Champlain is clear Of ice. 1t has been
closed only three weeks the past winters re-
mar. able circumstance
Eighty three steamers. carrying 10000 turs
OF government stores, were dispatched to
Nashville during last month
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-04
Important to Wives and Mothers of
Prisoners.
ISnIASA MILITARY CLAM AGENcr,
Wash SGTo~, ID. c..

INDIANA MILITARY TLATM AGENCY,
WASH SGToN, ID. c..
WAsuINGro>, April l3, 1864.
Mr. EDIToR: Will YOU please notice in your
paper for the wives and mothers (who are de
pendent npon their sons for support) Of officers
and soldiers now prisoners Of war in the South,
that upon appl cation to this office, they can
procure the pay which may be due to such Of
ticers or soldiers. This is not generally known
Throughout the State.
All letters fom the South must be marked
upon the envelope. Care Of flag of truce n
Yours truely ~
j. w. MoNFoRr. m
Indiana Military Agent.
Ind. Journal.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-04

A Massachusetts Judge on circuit, as he RODE
To the door of an inn, saw the iabaiady
daughter jump over the ienee.-mDo that asalh'
SaIie. ana I'll marry you ihe sI. ~
,eaned the fence. The Judge was as geod as
his word and year fIom that day married the
light heeed Salie
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-04

Tho Psnnsylvania Democratic State Con-
vsntaon unanimously nominated Cen Mcclellan
for the Presidency.
There are in Rhode Isiand thirteen fish-oil
ncto.'es The fisheries Of that State arv con-
stsnsly increasing.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-04

A grave friend OF ours tells US that he and
his wife always go to bed quarrelling And
YETI said be, with all our differences, we never
fall ont
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-04
HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHJT A Positive
and Specific Remedy for diseases of the Bladder Kid
neys, Gravel. and Dropsical Swellings
THIS Medicine increases the power Of Digestion and
excites the Absorbents into healthy action by which
the Natcry Calcareous dispositions. and all unnatu-
raj engagements are reduced, well pain and in
Illumination.
Uelmboid's Extract Buchu.
For Weakness arising from Excesses Habits of
Dissipation. Early lndiscrction of Abuse, attended
with the following symptoms
lndisposton to Excrtion Loss Of Power
Loss of Memory, Difficulty of BREATHING
=, W eak nerves, Trembling,
horror oil Disease, Wakefullness,
i o Nision, Pain In the back,
niversal Lassitude Of the Muscular system
~ Hahhs. , 60, 1888 Flushing OF the Body
Dr.hess OF uie SKIN, Eruptons the Face
Pallied Countenancc
These YIN ptoms, if allowed 20 20 on. which this
medicine invariably removes soon follows
AAgpoe,cy, flsaity, E,iie,sie Fit.
In one Of which sl,a Patent may expire
Who can say that they frequently followed
by those "Dreful Diseasese".
INSANITY AND CONsUMPTION.-
Many are aware OF the cause of their suffering
but none will confess the reCOrd Of the IN.
sane rs Iums.
AND MELANCHOLY DEATHS by CONSUMPTION hear
ampiewitncss 70 the Truth Of the assertion.
The Contf,tion efecs,d ,e,ts Oys,n;e seok,,.,
requires tie and OF Medicine to Strengthen and Invgo-
rate the System =
Winch HeimboId's extract .Buchu invariably
a Trial will the most skapt;caY IS s
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-04

irritae and drcnch the Kidneys and bv consistent use
lead to ehonIc degeneratons and confirmed disease
We present the Constitution Water To the tJu bic
with the conviction that II has equal in relieving, the
class OF diseases for which has been found eun-
entity successful for curing and that we
shall be rewarded for efforts placing so valuable
remedy IN form to meet the requirements Of patient
and,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-04
MISS z. STR.ATTAN-

MISS Z. STR.ATTAN.
rFIHANKFUL FOR PAST FAvoRS. RESPECT
= fuIy calls the attention Of the ladies' Richmond
and leInity 70 the largest varied and fashionable
stock Of Millinery Goods offered IN this Civ iiract
from Eastern AMI Foreign markets. On examination
viii find full line Of
Plain and Fancy Eonnefs. Childreu.s and
Kisses Hats, Bonnet Silks. r.aces. Wells
Ruches- 4 lowers. Buttons. Rrai,i.. and p
iuii Inc OF Trimmings in endless rariefr
Iie above goods have been selected with r,,,.b -
and WITH the view Of pleasing the most tasteful This
Trimming department Is under the supervision Of Mrs
~ hrai2afFy Y hose taste Is too well known TO neee
any commentator. An examination, i snI;;to1 -
tore mixing your purchases, feeling well assured hav
ing the most exte>ige stuck to select from IN this citvt
'd'' va eAh Dc Hsa suited IN every Particular.
Very respectfully
:, Hiss Z. STRATTAN
- * S-Sm.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-04
READ! READn READ.n

DANvILLE, Pa. june 2, 1s63.-Dr VA. H. Gr.go.
bear SIR in February, 1851 i was afflicted with
sugsr diabetes and for five months passed more than
two gallons OF water in twenty-four honrs / was
obged to get up often twelve times during
the night and IN i've months lost fifty pounds Ia
weight During the month of July ls6l procured
two bottles OF Constitution Water and two DAYS after
ties was entirely cured s6sh a.tsr rz4Iriing ms
usual good health. Yours truly,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-04
]. v. L. DE WITT.

BosToN CoRSRRs, Y. V, Dec, q. 1S5i.-HIa. H.
G,.gEg a. Go.- tfeats 81 freely give you liberty ~
make 81 tine following certificate Of the value 81
Constitution Water, wiFieh recommend in TIE
highest manner Ny wife attacked vii. pain IN
tie sonIiers wlsoie length Of her back and in her
limbs. with Paipit1t.oH u tie Hort asd Irritation
IL B1l,tder. called physician. WAC attended her
about months wien he h. tar tran he
iOunI Der. Then eElpoyel one best physicians
Icoali ni, wso atten3ei her I0r about nBe mont
aud while she RsS ssder his sBe d3 ss,f.r
quite much pain lie finally gave issr up asd said,
'ser iacssrot{e. or, said e "a has sscb
oyrgtes s.1at ,s1ssr ~ Gss. aFcshs<. About
this time she comm neal LIZ Constitution Wat
ami To asfeis nls almost TIE first dose
ssei llsve tie desired efsc ard kssf m
proving rspdly Hnier its trestIaant @sH
tends entirely her domestic ab4rs ole has not fsken
anx OF the Constitution Water for about four weeks,
ani are happy 20 that i has proiuee per-
nsanent cure. WI. II. VAN BE- sCH0TEA.
wgTHKRsFTEIp, Conn.,, March 2 1879 D.. ". H.
Gregg,-E,en Sss-IIzvfng your advertisement
o. .enstita5ioa " alter. sseeHlnasnsei for Ins
sF ke k3aeys zud Irritation os he Bladder, llaE-
If nunser Of pvsicians with only temporary rsieg
| indnesi 70 try year TssfesEs- p-oeea-e1
bottle 81 vour agents Hartford. Aessr. Les. Sisssn
Co. and when had used hall Of it, my surprise
found great change N M eaita have used two
bottles of IL and where never expected 20 be IN
r-r Ie, well and IA good spirits cannot express nv
gratitude for fee that all ard more than von
rc8rnrsenied BE- May the blessings az Co. ever
attend Foa IN your Isesrs % leTs- You're truly,
LEONARD s. BIGELoW.
- Fer sal ALB y Al praggiss., Pre- 81
WI H. GREGG Co, Propriesors.
MORGAN AILEy. General Agents..
No. sschf~t-- New oFi-
Agents m Chicago: FULLER. FRENCH FULLER;
Agents in CiBclarssa BI RDSAL BRO. 2Sn
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-04
DIABETES.
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER.
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS
CATARRH OF THE
BLADDER.

STRANGUARY AND BURNING, OR PAINFUL.
URlNATING.
For these diseases it is truly a sovereign remedy
and too much cannot be said in its praise A single
dose has been known to relieve the urgent symp-
toms.
Are you troubled with distressing pain in the
small OF the back and through the hips? teaspoons
full day of the Constitution Water win relieve Won
ike magic.